Serving Rockcastle County Since 1887 Mount Vernon, Kentucky 40456 - (606) 256-2244 Volume 126 • Number 39 .50 per copy Thursday, September 6, 2012 Senator McConnell discusses Obamacare at Town Hall Meeting By: Doug Ponder However, McConnell Senate Minority Leader said that the idea of insur- Mitch McConnell was the ing more people proved to guest speaker at a town be more complicated than it meeting held at Rockcastle first appeared. He said the Regional Hospital Tuesday. government would have to Several Rockcastle come up with money to pro- County officials, citizens vide insurance for Ameri- and hospital employees at- cans who can’t afford it. tended the meeting to hear McConnell said to pro- the senator’s update on vide for the funding short- healthcare reform. fall of providing insurance, McConnell visited Obamacare requires $716 Rockcastle Regional Hospi- billion in cuts to medicare Senator tal as part of his tour of hos- providers including hospi- pitals in the state where he tals, nursing homes, etc. Mitch McConnell holds town hall meetings to “Instead of taking the discuss healthcare reform $716 billion out of with hospital employees. healthcare providers I speaks at During the meeting, would have left that alone.” McConnell said he believed McConnell said. Rockcastle Regional Obamacare was not the an- McConnell instead pro- swer for healthcare reform posed adjusting the eligibil- Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell was the and that the democratic plan ity for entitlement programs guest speaker at a town meeting held at Rockcastle would not fix the overall to fit the demographics of Regional Hospital Tuesday. Several Rockcastle healthcare problem in our our country. He said the de- County officials, citizens and hospital employees country. mographics have changed attended the meeting to hear the senator’s update Although, McConnell since the 1930s when Social on healthcare reform and Obamacare. said he did agree with the Security was enacted and basic motivation of with the upcoming baby Due to Sunday rain Obamacare which is making boom generation, the eligi- health insurance available bility age needs to be raised. tomore people. “Until you adjust the de- Livingston Homecoming events changed “Democrat or republican, mographics of this country By: Doug Ponder day causing many events at Homecoming Commit- their sound equipment ei- I think we can all agree that to match the eligibility re- everyone being insured Remnants of Hurricane the Livingston Homecom- tee Chair Dell Ponder said ther.” (Cont. to A8) Isaac rolled through ing to be changed to a later because of the heavy rain- Ponder said the overall would be a great idea.” Rockcastle County on Sun- date. fall, the Medley Boys and attendance for the Home- the fireworks show were coming was down from pre- Was Medal of Honor Winner canceled on Sunday. vious years, largely due to Local police bust “The rain was too heavy the anticipated weather Legion honors fallen for people to enjoy the Med- forecast of rain over the ley Boys and fireworks.” weekend. meth supply ring Ponder said. “The Medley “The forecasted rain Livingston soldier Boys also didn’t want to By: Doug Ponder meth charges and has posted (Cont. to A8) During the Livingston fin. take a chance on ruining Local police say they a $50,000 cash bond. Homecoming festivities this The ceremony was held have busted a significant Adams said that Bullock past weekend, a ceremony, on the 60th anniversary of County Attorney withdraws motion methamphetamine supply was Durham’s girlfriend conducted by members of Smith’s death (Sept. 1, to revoke and forfeit Clifford’s bond ring that was operating and that she was sending American Legion Post 71, 1952) at his burial site at the throughout Rockcastle money to California via was held to honor the late Ponder Cemetery, located By: Doug Ponder from a meth lab bust on County over recent months. (Cont. to A7) David Monroe Smith, the on a beautiful knoll over- Rockcastle County At- June 28th at a home on Stacey Dwayne Durham, county’s only Medal of looking Livingston along torney Billy Reynolds said Lime Plant Hollow Road in 48, of Paint Lick and Tracey Dinner with Honor winner. the appropriately named Wednesday he had with- Mt. Vernon. Susan Bullock, 43, of Post Commander David Medal of honor Lane. drawn his motion to forfeit In the previous arrest, Brodhead are believed to be a Doctor is Owens welcomed Smith’s The local legion post property used as a bond for Clifford was charged with the leaders in the suspected family members and those sponsored the ceremony Dallas Clifford by Mattie two counts of manufactur- meth ring. next Thurs. in attendance, which in- that dedicated a monument Kirby. ing meth, resisting arrest, According to Mt. Vernon Police reports, Assistant Rockcastle Regional cluded County Judge/Ex- and flag pole to the The motion was in rela- (Cont. to A7) Hospital & Respiratory Care tion to Clifford’s prior arrest Chief Barry Adams learned ecutive Buzz Carloftis and Center invites you to a free Livingston Mayor J.C. Grif- (Cont. to A8) on July 11th after escaping through investigation in July Book Signing that Durham was receiving catered dinner and presenta- Signal columnist David packages in the mail from tion entitled “Childhood J. Griffin will hold a Book California that contained Nutrition and Obesity” with Signing at Cox Hardware on methamphetamine. He said guest speakers Dr. Callie Friday afternoon, October Durham would get various Shaffer, Pediatrician and 5th from 1 to 3 p.m. people to use their own Lindsay Gabbard, Regis- Griffin’s book, View mailing address to receive tered Dietitian. from the Mountain, was the packages so he could Join us Thursday, Sep- published in August and is insulate himself from being tember 13, 2012 at 5:30 p.m. the story of his growing up caught by law enforcement. at Freedom Baptist Church in Rockcastle County. It Adams said he knows in Mt. Vernon, KY. deals with his childhood, Durham’s source in Califor- For more information or teen years, rock and roll nia is a white male who was to sign up call 256-7746 by music and “cruisin’”. also recently arrested on Friday, September 7.

Three people were injured Monday afternoon in a twelve car pile-up on I-75 northbound at the 55 mile marker in Mt. Vernon. Authorities say twelve differ- ent vehicles were involved in five separate wrecks. Authorities believe one wreck caused by wet roadways led to the other four wrecks. One woman was airlifted to the UK Medical Center and her two childern were transported to Rockcastle Regional Hospital.

Circuit Clerk Teresa Vanzant was the Grand Marshal in the Livingston Home- coming parade last Saturday. Vanzant will retire from the clerks office in Decem- ber after working 30 years in the Circuit Clerk’s office and 15 years as Circuit Clerk. Driving Mrs. Vanzant in the parade was Helen Abney. Of Special Note Inside • Viewpoints...... Pg. A2 • Letters...... Pg. A4 • Obituaries ...... Pg. A3 • News from the Courthouse...... Pg. B2 • Church News ...... Pg. A6 • Classifieds...... Pgs. B5-7 Contact us at: [email protected] • Deadline submission is Noon Tuesday Pg. A2 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 6, 2012

Remembering the breakfast? I never saw any “Good Old Days” poor people who had those I dropped my wife off at kinds of meals on the table!” work and decided after- My reply was that what I wards to stop at a local meant was that we did not farmer’s market location in have a lot of money. That order to visit with some was true, but we were friends. After a few minutes, blessed to have a farm that Phillip Wells joined Gary allowed us to produce al- Bowen and me as we dis- most everything we needed. cussed how great it was to Our wealth was in our land have been boys in a small – and in our ability to labor town growing up in the 50’s. to provide ourselves with It was so refreshing for practically all of our needs. me to be on the listening Gary was regretful that side of things and to hear the those days are “gone for- gentlemen talk about how ever!” Phillip and I agreed. they were raised on farms in Almost everything about the county. Over and over, our lives has changed in we each expressed how we ways that will prevent us wish we could go back to from ever returning to those those times when we were times that were so satisfying young and innocent. when we were youngsters. The Roots Phillip spoke of how his We also discussed hunt- Points grandfather grew or raised ing game when we were just almost everything they boys. Immediately, we each of Rockcastle needed to get through the piped up, almost in unison, East winter. We talked about the “But we never killed any- by: Tonya J. Cook variety of vegetables that thing that we were not go- By Ike Adams were produced on our indi- ing to eat.” That, of course, The Life and Times of Dr. petitive. I suppose they or vidual farms, and how our took me back to a moment Robert Gladstone Webb in their family suffered with grandparents canned or pre- in time that I had with my Livingston, Part II extensive illnesses. I've also Last Saturday morning, sent to the principal’s office. served the items that we grandfather when I was only Last week, we looked at noticed that the family right at the crack of dawn, I But I’d still love to see a would need in the coming ten years old. He had just the personal life of Dr. Webb names written in 1951 are first thought that I was teacher squirm out of this winter months. purchased my first shotgun, and his influence in the area still common to the area to- dreaming because I would dilemma. The discussion reminded which was a Stevens’ single- of southern Rockcastle. In day. have sworn that roosters Anyway, back to the me of a conversation that shot 20-gauge firearm. The the following weeks, the March 15th, he was were crowing and that they wake-up call wherein my my wife and I once had first time we ventured into Roots series will explore the called to the school to treat were under the window on wife was demanding to years ago. She was listening the woods, Pop began teach- daily logs of Dr. Webb. They a boy's injured arm, and my front porch. And then I know where I kept my fire- to me tell some of our ing: “David Joe, I want you will not be in any certain charged $2.00. On the 27th, thought that I was dreaming crackers hidden. I suddenly friends about the food that to remember one important order. We will begin with his he was called back to the when I heard Loretta yell- envisioned her lighting a fire my grandmother brought to thing about hunting. You log of 1951. school to treat an injured ing, “Shoooo, shoooo, cracker, tossing it on the the table when I lived on our never shoot anything that Evidently, Dr. Webb was chin and charged $1.00. shooooo! Get out of here!” lawn and watching a rooster small farm in Rockcastle you are not going to eat.” I open for business even on There must have been a And she was using a broom run up to grab it, whereupon County. She heard me ex- never forgot the lessons that holidays. He had entries for round of the flu at the Pike handle to beat on the side of its beak would be blown off. plain that we served coun- he taught me that day. Christmas, New Years Day, house. Mr. Clell Pike and a five gallon bucket to make I guarantee that would be try ham, half-runner beans, I also lamented the fact and Thanksgiving. The first wife were to the doctor's of- a racket as she screamed at one chicken that shut up in sliced tomatoes, corn on the that my grandchildren will entry is on Monday, January fice almost every day of the the chickens and tried to a hurry. cob, cucumbers, radishes, never know the satisfaction 1, 1951; Jasper Poynter vis- week at the close of March. scare them away. Of course I resumed onions – and especially a they could experience by ited the office to get some In March, Dr. Webb As dreams go, this one laughing as the roosters con- “pone” of cornbread from an hunting small game in the medicine for his daughter, owed the Columbus Phar- was not particularly alarm- tinued to crow as fast as they old iron skillet, which had woods of Kentucky. It sad- and paid in full the amount maceutical Company the ing. To the contrary, I found could catch their breath. baked in the wood-burning dens me that this is the case. of $2.00. A little later in the sums of $42.56 and $16.80, it rather amusing and I com- And, to give Loretta credit, stove in the kitchen. Finally, Some of my most wonder- week, between the 4th and and Kentucky Utilities menced laughing until I felt it did sound like a sizable Kathy remarked, “You al- ful experiences involve be- 5th days of the month's re- $12.63. His auto upkeep was a violent shaking of my flock of roosters and they ways tell that your family ing with Pop in the woods cordings, there were two listed as $2.00. The pool shoulders and gouging in were, in fact, crowing loud was poor when you were a with our shotguns, stalking pressed four leaf clovers. On room rent was $15.00 and my ribs so I opened my eyes enough to wake the dead. child; it can’t possibly be small game in order for my the 8th of January, a “pas- neon repair at the theater to find my wife, in her night Our cat was sitting at the true. Fried chicken for (Cont. to A4) senger man” (possibly a was $11.50. gown. red-faced and lividly foot of the bed hissing with traveler on the railroad) who Dr. Webb cared for the screaming at me to wake up her tailed raised and every had fallen ill visited the of- employees of the L&N and get my behind out of hair on her back stuck fice and paid $5.00 for ser- Railroad and Kentucky bed and do something! straight up and every dog in vices. The total cash re- Stone Company. These busi- Actually, Loretta used the neighborhood, including nesses paid $3.00 for each Publication Number 366-000 ceived for January was the three letter version of ours, was barking and $446. 75, total expenses of their employees who saw growling like they were Periodical Postage Paid in Mt. Vernon, Ky. 40456 behind but I understand that were $157.17, leaving a the doctor. ready for a major fight. I 606-256-2244 my column is now required profit of $289.57. There was a page for nar- reading by sixth graders doubt that anybody on Published every Thursday since November, 1887. Of- In February, some of the cotics dispensed. The first somewhere in Harlan Lowell Branch was sleeping fices in the Mt. Vernon Signal Building on Main Street patients he saw were Tom narcotic entry of the year County. I just wish that I through the uproar and I sus- in Mt. Vernon, Ky. 40456. Postmaster, send address Renner, Lewis Mink, (the was to a Mrs. Overbey for could see the teacher’s face pect that most of them were changes to P.O. Box 185, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky 40456. only patient he saw on the gallbladder problems, who when he or she is asked by as highly peeved as Loretta. 4th was Asa Mink, who paid received morphine. This a student to name a three let- (You kids might want to ask James Anderkin, Jr., Publisher Emeritus $1.00) Ed Smith, Ott Mink, was in April. ter word for “behind”. In the you teacher to come up with Perlina M. Anderkin, Managing Editor Jean Smith, Ben Ponder, the Dr. Webb made house meantime, I have stopped a six letter word, beginning Sara Coguer, Editor school athletic department calls as well as office visits. cussing in the column be- with “p” for “peeved”.) Paige Anderkin Benge, Advertising Manager (which paid $25.00), Burt His car expense for the cause heaven knows that I I grumbled, crawled out SUBSCRIPTION RATES Mullins, Sherman Ponder, month of May was $36.26, would never encourage in- of bed and stumbled to the In County - $20.00 Yr. Herman Mize, Henry Grif- and his electric bill for the nocent children to say a bad foyer to find Loretta going Out-of-County In State - $27.00 Yr. fin, and Green Howard. word that might get them (Cont. to A4) Out-of-State $35.00 Yr. As I paged through this (Cont. to A4) log, I've noticed that some e-mail address - [email protected] of the names are quite re-

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Jimmy Lois Marie Hayes Stanley-Utley Jimmy Hayes, 53, of Lois Marie Stanley- ObituariesObituaries London, died Thursday, Au- Utley, 82, died Sunday, Sep- gust 30, 2012 at his home. tember 2, 2012 at the Com- He is survived by: his passionate Care Center in children, Brandon Dale Richmond. She was born in Hayes, Stephanie Rockcastle County to the Smallwood, Jeremy Tho- late Wade Hampton David mas (Amber) Hayes of Lon- and Julia Mae Sams Hunt. Willie Dykes don and Stephanie Marie Willie Dykes, 26, of Mt. She worked as a clerk in re- (Travis) Caldwell of East tail sales, was a member of Vernon, died Saturday, Au- Bernstadt; his brothers and gust 18, 2012 at his resi- the Westside Baptist sisters, Evelyn (Arnold) Church, and loved to watch dence. He was born in Brown of Livingston, Somerset, October 5, 1985 birds. Lorene (Denver) Sowder of She is survived by: her the son of William Jay and Berea, Bobbie Hood and Winona Cromer Dykes. He husband, John Utley of Jackie (Bruce) Lewis, all of Berea; her son, Ronald was a logger and a member Somerset, Betty Jasper, Delia M. David Gladys Iona of Sinking Valley Baptist “Joe” (Anita) Stanley of Judy (Leon) Rowe, Sharon Berea; her daughter, Joan Church in Somerset. (Ricky) Mullins and Doug Reams Ballinger Cromer He is survived by: his (Harley) Wise Harley of Hayes, all of Mt. Vernon, Shepherdsville; five grand- Delia M. Reams, 88, David Wallace Ballinger, Gladys Iona Cromer, 75, parents, Jay and Winona Dorothy (Mike) Walton of children; and seven great widow of Elmo, of Orlando, 58, of Orlando, died Friday, of Mt.Vernon, died Wednes- Dykes of Mt. Vernon; his Lancaster, Bill Hayes, Gary grandchildrene. She was died Tuesday, August 28, August 31, 2012 at the UK day, August 29, 2012 at the maternal grandparents, (Donna) Hayes, and Steve preceded in death by her 2012 at the Compassionate Medical Center in Lexing- Rockcastle Regional Hospi- Keith and Victoria Cromer (Lynn) Hayes, all of first husband, Allen Stanley. Care Center in Richmond. ton. He was born in Or- tal. She was born on June of Mt. Vernon; one daugh- Brodhead, Dennis (Patricia) Funeral services were She entered into this life lando, April 23, 1954 the son 30, 1937 in Sterns, the ter, Lydia Mink of Mt. Hayes of Georgetown, and held Wednesday, September on January 8, 1924 in Or- of Murphy and Virgie daughter of the late Matthew Vernon; and two sisters, Mike (Sheila) Hayes of 5, 2012 at the Westside Bap- lando, to Sam and Pairlee Himes Ballinger. He was a and Alma Smith Coffey. She Rebecca Dykes and Regina Fruitland Park, FL. tist Church with Rev. Allen Leger Stewart, both of farmer, the President of the was a retired press operator (Gerardo) Munguia, all of Funeral services were Livingood, Rev, Mark whom preceded her in Eastern Rockcastle Water for the Rockcastle Mfg. Mt. Vernon; two nieces, conducted Sunday, Septem- Sarver, and Bro. George death. She was a giver, she Association, an advocate for Company, enjoyed garden- Erika Munguia and Victoria ber 2, 2012 at the Skaggs Waddle officiating. Burial enjoyed taking care of her his community, and a men- ing, cooking, spending time Munguia; and four nephews, Creek Baptist Church by was in the Maretburg Cem- loved ones, never com- tor to many people. with her family, and was a Trent Smith, Joey Smith, Jon Revs. Dennis Gibbs and etery. plained, and enjoyed prepar- He is survived by: a member of the Blue Springs Jon Munguia and Nathan Dennis White. Burial was in Expressions of sympathy ing meals for her family and brother, Jerry (Barbara) Church of Christ. Munguia. Also surviving is the Skaggs Creek Cemetery. may be made to Westside her church. She was a Ballinger of Berea; and Survivors are: three sons, Mr. Dykes’ fiancé, Shonda Arrangements were by Baptist Church or the Hos- “Golden Girl” at Flat Rock three sisters, Shirley Harris Morris, Ralph, and Randy Bradley and her children, the House Rawlings Funeral pice Compassionate Care Baptist Church. of Lexington, Vivian (Bill) Cromer, all of Mt.Vernon; Holly, Samantha and “Bub”. Home in London. The fam- Center. She will be lovingly re- Armstrong of Louisville, one sister, Mrs. Mary He was preceded in death ily respectfully requests do- Davis & Powell Funeral membered by: eight chil- and Vonda (Boyd) Stewart Konwerski of Tecumseh, by his paternal grandparents, nations be made to House Home is in charge of the ar- dren, Phyllis (Manuel) of Orlando. Also surviving OK; four grandchildren; and Comodore and Juanita Rawlings Funeral Home. rangements. McGuire, Perry (Linda) are several nieces and neph- one great grandchild. Be- Dykes. This obituary courtesy of Montjoy, Jerry (Janet) ews, including a very spe- Send condolences online at sides her parents she was Funeral services were Dowell & Martin Funeral Home. www.davisandpowellfuneralhome.com Montjoy, Roger Reams, cial nephew, Kenny also preceded in death by conducted Wednesday, Au- Darla Reams, Kenny (Mel- Ballinger, and several great her husband, Orville gust 22, 2012 at the Sinking issa) Reams, Anthony nieces and nephews. In ad- Cromer, and one brother, Valley Baptist Church by (Jody) Reams, and Glenna dition to his parents, he was Truesdale Coffey. Bro. Rick Lawson and Bro. (Larry) Settles; 13 grand- preceded in death by a sis- Funeral services were Larry Proffitt. Burial fol- children, Penny Wynn, ter, Destil Ballinger and a held Sunday, September 2, lowed in the Dyer Cemetery. Rhonda Yaden, Vickie brother, Odis Ballinger. 2012 at Cox Funeral Home Pallbearers were: Brian Burdette, Terry Montjoy, Funeral services were with Bro. Gary Reppert and Scott, Robbie Mink, Justin Trina Thomas, Eric Denney, conducted Monday, Sep- Bro. Marcus Reppert offici- Dykes, Dustin Cromer, Delia, Jared, Mikah, Bryant, tember 3 at the Dowell & ating. Burial was in High Michael Cromer, Jerry Brandon, A.J., and Coty Martin Funeral Home Dry Cemetery. Beasley, Matt Renner and Reams; 18 great grandchil- Chapel by Bro. Paul Pierce. Pallbearers were: Tim Travis Bullock. dren, Andrea Hiatt, Elijah Burial was in the Johnetta Coffey, Mark Coffey, John Honorary pallbearers Wynn, Josh McFerron, Cemetery. Konwerski, Tim Cameron, were: Trent, Nathan, Joey, Shane Bullock, Jessie Pallbearers were: Will- Steve Griffin, and Ralph Erika, Johnathan and Renner, Sabrina Montjoy, iam Murphy Armstrong, Cromer. Victoria. Great End of Summer Sidewalk Sale! Summer Montjoy, Aaron Ron Harris, Sam Mullins, Dowell & Martin Funeral Honorary pallbearers Women’s Small to Plus Size Pants - 60% Off Montjoy, April Montjoy, Johnathon Rader, Johnny were: Allen Cromer, Jack Home was in charge of ar- Whitney Thomas, Rylee Rader, Elmer Stewart, and Cromer, and Allen Roberts. rangements. Women’s Small to Plus Size Tops - 60% Off Denney, Makayla Denney, Nathan Stewart. Send condolences to the family The family has requested Men’s Pants and Shirts - 30% Off Dockers, Wranglers, Etc. Javan Hasty, Skyler Honorary pallbearers online at that any donations be made All glass items 25% off apple canister sets, roosters, cookie jars Durham, Robert, Sawyer, were: Isaac Armstrong, www.coxfuneralhomeky.com. to Dowell & Martin Funeral Jackson, and Cayden Kirkland Armstrong, Trevor Home for Mr. Dykes’ fu- Dog Food in 5, 10, 50 lb. sizes • Cat Food Reams; three great great Armstrong, Kenny neral expenses. All fabric 20% off per yard!! grandchildren, Bryce Hiatt, Ballinger, Charles Fred Visit www.DowellMartin.com to New shipment of Fall colors and prints Brylee Hiatt, and Maleigha Clark, Jr., Pam Deluna, view online obituary. McFerron; five brothers, Amanda Lynn Harris, David (Hazel) Stewart, Sheena Stewart, John Corey (Joyce) Stewart, White, and Michael White. Charles (Mary) Stewart, Please visit Dewey Stewart, and Carl www.DowellMartin.com to view (Linda) Stewart; a special online obituary. friend, Gladys Mason; and a host of nieces, nephews, Clarence friends, and neighbors. Besides her parents, she Spires, Jr. was preceded in death by: Clarence Spires, Jr., 78, her husband, Elmo Reams; of Lilac Dr., died Friday, Au- Caleb Blair two children, Linda gust 31, 2012 at Hospice Caleb Blair, 26, of Lex- Montjoy and Bobby Gene Care Center in Lexington. ington, died Tuesday, Au- Reams; four sisters, Thelma He was born in Mt. gust 28, 2012 in East Jean Stewart, Emily Falin, Vernon to the late Clarence, Bernstadt. He was born in Ruby Jolly, and Mary Sr. and Margaret Gadd Ft. Knox, January 29, 1986 Scarbrough; and two broth- Spires. He was a self-em- the son of Dwayne and ers, Delbert Stewart and ployed timber scaler who Veronica Howerton Blair. Lloyd Stewart. loved being outdoors. He He was a student at Eastern Funeral services were was a member of the Scaf- Kentucky University and conducted Friday, August fold Cane Baptist Church. attended the Livingston 31, 2012 at Flat Rock Bap- In addition to his parents, Pentecostal Church. tist Church with Bros. Larry he was also preceded in He is survived by: a son, Burton and Wayne Harding death by three siblings, Irene Spencer Blair of Lexington; officiating. Burial followed Spires, Herman Spires and two daughters, Raelyn Bra- at Briarfield Cemetery. Otis Spires. dley and Shelby Bradley, Those acting as casket He is survived by: his both of East Bernstadt; his bearers were her grandsons. two daughters, Jennifer mother and step-father, Condolences may be made at Spires Fields of Cookeville, Veronica and Gary Neeley marvineowensfuneralhome.com. TN and Sammy Spires of Lexington; a brother, Sutton of Mt. Vernon; six Dwayne S. (Lindsay) Blair, siblings, Virginia Jr. of Berea; a sister, Haley Cemetery Humphrey, Cliffford Spires, Blair of Lexington; his pa- Hobert Spires, Mary Lee ternal grandmother, Sandra Todd, Roger Spires and Dal- Blair Johnson of Mt. Notices las Spires; three grandchil- Vernon; and his maternal dren, Josh Fields, Aaron grandmother, Mandy Smith Fields and Amy Newton; of East Bernstadt. He was Pine Hill Cemetery two great grandchildren, preceded in death by his pa- The cemetery will not be Halle James Newton and ternal grandfather, William mowed again if we do not Alivia Leigh Fields; and a K. Blair, and his maternal receive donations for the close friend, James Adams. grandfather, M.W. Smith. upkeep. We have $6 in the Funeral services were Graveside services were cemetery fund. Anyone in- held Monday, September 3, conducted Saturday, Sep- terested in the mowing and 2012 at Scaffold Cane Bap- tember 1, 2012 in the upkeep should send dona- tist Church with Rev. Chris Johnetta Cemetery. tions to: Lorene Ponder, 314 Cobb officiating. Burial was Dowell & Martin Funeral Jessica Circle, Richmond, in the Scaffold Cane Cem- Home was in charge of ar- Ky. 40475. etery. rangements. Hiatt Cemetery Pallbearers were: James Pallbearers were: David Anyone with family bur- Adams, Voyd Rose, Junior C. Barnes, Dwayne S. Blair, ied in Hiatt Cemetery at Abney, James Spires, Gary Jr., William K. Blair, III, Renfro Valley, please make Richmond and Junior Andrew P. Nickerson, Rob- donations to Hiatt Cemetery Bullen. ert J. Nickerson, II, and Fund at Community Trust Condolences may be left for the Timothy VanWinkle. Bank in Mt. Vernon. family at Visit www.DowellMartin.com to www.lakesfuneralhome.com view online obituary. Subscribe to the Mount Vernon Signal $20 in county / $27 out of county-in-state / $35 out of state 10% discount for seniors Pg. A4 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 6, 2012

on the television news pre- with one another – because reading and she had one of “Memories” sentations that are broadcast now I am one of them. those tree-hugger, home- Rockcastle Community every night. “We never hear (You can reach me at steading, how-to books (Cont. from A2) about anything positive on [email protected] or you can open to the chapter that Bulletin Board drop me a line at P.O. Box 927 – deals with slaughtering grandmother to prepare for the world’s front any more. Stanton, KY 40380. I appreciate our dinner meal. There seems to be only your comments and suggestions.) fowl. Tonight I fully expect Sponsored By Mommie Katie could trouble wherever we look, her to be looking up recipes cook a squirrel better than and it is getting worse all the for chicken and dumplings. Cox Funeral Home anyone I ever knew. I am not time.” Gary and I nodded in “Points East” If you are missing two Family Owned & Operated Since 1907 sure how she accomplished agreement. (Cont. from A2) roosters with “grand cham- this feat, but I do remember I suppose the last topic pion ribbon” written all over 80 Maple Drive, Mt. Vernon, Ky. Ph. 256-2345 that she boiled the whole we hit upon is the price of them, you’d better get to Toll Free 1-888-825-2345 • 24 Hour Obit Line 256-5454 through cabinet drawers in squirrel until it was tender, trucks and automobiles in Charlie Brown Road in a www.coxfuneralhomeky.com the stairwell searching for then she removed them from the United States today. I re- hurry while there’s still time Bookmobile Schedule the water and completed the minded them of my first firecrackers. I grabbed a to save them. pack and walked out on the Mon., Sept. 10th: No service. Tues., Sept. 11th: process by frying them in an new car, which was a 1963 Brodhead and Copper Creek. Wed., Sept. 12th: Green old iron skillet. That was a Chevrolet Impala Super porch to find two little Hill, Conway, Fairview, Lambert Road and Sweetwater feast for sure. Sport. Phillip suggested, “I feather legged/feather footed roosters, too big to “Roots” Road. Gary also reminded us bet that Chevy cost about (Cont. from A2) about how safe we felt in $3,000.” He was correct of called bantams but too small Livingston School Reunion those days and times. He course. I think I paid a total to be considered serious The annual Livingston School Reunion will be held Oc- chickens, crowing at the top office was $6.89. In June, said, “When we went to bed of $3,500 for it. We deter- tober 27th at the Rockcastle County Middle School. All at night, we simply hooked mined that a good estimate of their lungs as though they there was an auto accident former students, teachers, family and friends are invited the screen door and went to of the same vehicle today were trying to outdo each and a man was injured and to attend. This year we will be recognizing the graduates other. Only two of them charged $3.00. Another man sleep confident that all was would likely be in excess of of the classes of 1952, 1962 and 1972. Registration in- well with the world.” That $40,000. Gary told us about were making all that clamor from Knoxville, Robert Por- formation has been mailed to previous attendees. If you was exactly how I felt as a one of the first trucks his and I immediately began ter, was sent to the hospital have not previously attended and need information, call thinking blue ribbon at the and charged $15.00. July boy. I can remember my family purchased, and he Barbara M. Castleberry 256-9188 or Doris Thompson bedroom having wooden- guessed that it had cost just 2013 State Fair crowing brought a profit of $50.00 256-1843. framed screens placed in my under $2,000. contest. from the rent on Livingston Rally in the Rock I lit the fuse and tossed Motors. two windows, allowing the So there we were. The The Republican Party is holding a rally in support of Mitt the pack of crackers within On Saturday, August 11, cool night air to breeze three of us “senior citizens” Romney and Paul Ryan on Sat., September 15th, begin- two feet or less of the birds. was Mrs. Pace's last day, as lightly across my bed. And (I have a hard time describ- ning at 6 p.m. behind the Ky. Music Hall of Fame. All It sounded like machine gun she went to work at the T. our front door, too, was se- ing myself as an old man.) Republicans are encouraged to attend. $5 admission. Mu- fire for a few seconds. Big B. Hospital. (She evidently cured only by that prover- acting precisely the way that sic by Level Green, food, games and fun for the whole sparks flew and smoke bil- was his nurse/secretary, and bial screen door hook. Not old men did when we were family. Contact Republican Chairman Travis T. Burton lowed. The dogs hushed as the T.B. Hospital was in one time do I recall fearing young. Do you remember at [email protected] for more information. though they’d been turned London, Kentucky). On that someone would break thinking, “Why are they al- Gibson Potluck Picnic into our house. Heck, the ways talking about the off with the flip of a switch. Sunday the 19th, he saw The roosters skittered about three patients and had a There will be a Gibson Potluck Picnic on Saturday, Sept. screens were only there to olden days?” It seemed so five feet away from the birthday celebration. 29th from 3 to 7 p.m. at the Sr. Citizens building behind keep the insects and the ani- boring to us as youngsters. the Russell Acton Folk Center on Jefferson St. in Berea. mals out! But, alas, we are young- smoke, cocked their heads On September 11, he saw sideways and appeared to be two patients and went to For more info, call Yvonne at 859-986-8960. In light of our fond sters no more. Now, we are memories of growing up, the old geezers who can’t let curious for a few moments London for the afternoon, Former RCHS Cheerleader Reunion the three of us expressed go of the good times we had before resuming their ritual. and on the 12th went to Lou- If you still have that Rocket spirit, please join us for an Our cat is still missing she’ll isville for the day. On the concern about the future of as kids. And they were, re- exciting reunion at the RCHS football Unite Bowl/Home- society in America. Neither ally, very good times! I fi- probably figure out a way to 13th, Dr. Webb treated a coming game on September 21, 2012. For more infor- one of us could remember a nally understand now why untangle herself from the lady, Annlia Barnes, from mation, contact Lonetta Daugherty at box springs when she gets Chicago for an auto acci- time when the future seemed groups of old men used to [email protected] so bleak. Phillip commented sit around and reminisce hungry enough. dent. She had a broken leg, Ruritan Fish Fry Loretta’s mouth dropped and was charged $5.00. Cartersville Ruritan Club Fish Fry will be held Sat., Sept. open and I could see whites On Sunday, October 7, 15th from 4 to 7 p.m.All you can eat, $8. Menu: fish or completely circling her Dr. Webb traveled to chicken, cole slaw, potato, dessert, drink. The club is lo- eyes. That may have been Nicholasville for the day. On cated on Harmon Lick Road, 1/4 mile off Hwy 954. Our Readers Write the first time in my life that Monday, November 5, he I have ever seen her ren- went to Stanford . The Cou- Circuit Clerk’s Office Notes dered completely speech- rier (Courier-Journal, I pre- On Thursday, Sept. 6th, the driver’s license section of Boat Parade was beautiful. You made history less. By 9:00 she had called sume) bill was due; it was the circuit clerk’s office will be closed due to the instal- beautiful... and a dream come true. A all our neighbors up and $2.00. On Thanksgiving, he lation of new driver’s license equipment. Dear Editor, big thanks to Tommy down the road only to find saw one patient, Jimmy Hunter Education Course Finally, Lake Linville Mullins for putting this on that nobody was missing Lambert, and then went to Attention youth!!! There will be a Hunter Education had its FIRST boat parade during a hectic time of the any chickens. So they wan- Lexington to have dinner Course offered September 6th, 7th and 8th at Rockcastle but not its last because we year. Those that were on the dered about the yard and with a Dr. Preston. On Co. High School auditorium. The program will begin are already thinking about shore enjoyed watching and garden all day and that Christmas, he saw two pa- Thursday evening, Sept. 6th from 6 to 9 p.m. and con- next year. For those that had positive remarks. We evening she pointed out to tients and admitted one to tinue on Friday evening, Sept. 7th from 6 to 9 p.m. with were unable to attend, you are all looking forward to me that they had “gone to the hospital. the final test given in the Friday night session. The course missed a beautiful parade. It next year's boat parade. roost” under the big for- As you can see, Dr. Webb will conclude with range work on Saturday the 8th from was small but mighty. Al- For the veterans that sythia jungle in our front stayed quite busy in 1951 9 a.m. to noon. Destination will be announced during though the weather people were able to participate or yard. with office visits and house class. Participants must attend all three sessions. Call a were predicting bad view the parade, we want to I told her that would fix calls. This is intended to neighbor or a friend and bring them to these important weather, God blessed us salute you for your service. them. I honestly figured a shine a light on the daily life sessions. Call the extension office at 606-256-2403 for with beautiful weather for a Come back next year be- possum, fox or a pack of of a country doctor and his more information. Educational programs of the Kentucky parade. cause we plan on it being coyotes would dine on them connections to the daily life Cooperative Extension Service serve all people regard- I applaud and want to much bigger. Thanks to all before the night was over. in the little town of less of race, color, age, sex, religion, disability or na- personally thank those that that have or are serving. But that was four days ago Livingston. tional origin. took the time out of their God really has BLESSED and Loretta has been highly The information in this Mt. Vernon School Reunion busy schedules to decorate America. peeved-off before 6:00 AM column was obtained from The annual homecoming class reunion of Mt. Vernon their boats and participated Participants, you were every morning. Dr. Webb's daily log and in- School will be held Saturday, Sept. 8th. Registration be- in Lake Linville's first boat wonderful! Thanks again. Last night I glanced over tended for historical refer- gins at 4:30 and dinner is at 6 p.m. You do not have to be parade. The boats were Polly Abney to check out her bed-time ence. a graduate of the school to attend the reunion. Everyone who ever went to Mt. Vernon School is welcome and encouraged to attend. Some travel a great distance each year, so you never know who you may see. Come and reconnect with old friends and classmates. Dinner will be catered by LaDonna and the cost is $20 at the door. Annual ERWA Meeting The annual meeting of the Eastern Rockcastle Water As- sociation will be held September 5 at 11 a.m. in the 3rd floor conference room of the Rockcastle County Court- house. Three board members will be elected at this meet- ing. Any proxies that have been signed must be validated at the ERWA office by noon on Tuesday, September 4, 2012. Farm Bureau Annual Meeting The Rockcastle County Farm Bureau Federation Annual Meeting will be held September 21 at Roundstone El- ementary School. Dinner and entertainment will begin at 6 p.m., followed by a business meeting at 7 p.m. All members are invited and encouraged to attend. Berea Parks Talent Show Berea Parks and Recreation will offer a talent show for individuals with special needs of all ability levels on Sept. 27th at 6 p.m. at the Russel Acton Folk Center in Berea. Can you sing, dance act or have a special talent? Show off your tricks and talents for a grand prize. Call 986- 9402 for more information. American Legion Post 71 American Legion Post 71 meets the second Thursday at 7 p.m. of each month at the Back Porch Restaurant in the Renfro Valley Village. Commander David Owens invites all Rockcastle veterans to join this organization that hon- ors American soldiers, sailors and airmen. Kiwanis Club Meetings The Rockcastle Kiwanis Club meets every Thursday at noon at The Renfro Valley Lodge in Renfro Valley. Ev- eryone welcome. Historical Society Hours The Rockcastle Historical Society is open on Mondays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the RTEC garage building. Sons of Confederate Veterans The Sons of Confederate Veterans (SCV), Rockcastle Camp, meets the second Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. on the third floor of the county courthouse. For more information, contact David Owens at 606-256-9870. VFW News VFW Post 5908 is open every day, except Wednesday and Sunday, from 5 to 7 p.m. or longer if needed. The new commander is Charles “Dollar” Thomas. Contact the club at 606-758-9481 to use the facility for special events such as birthday parties, showers, familyreunions, etc. Brodhead Lodge Meeting The Brodhead Masonic Lodge #556 meets every third Saturday at 7 p.m. on Main Street in Brodhead above Brodhead Pharmacy. Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 6, 2012 • Pg. A5 “Rally in the Rock” set for next Saturday The Rockcastle County Attendees will also be able Republican Party's 2012 to pick up campaign mate- "Rally in the Rock" is set for rials including "Romney/ next Saturday, September Ryan" yard signs. 15. The rally is being held Hannah Eaton and behind the Kentucky Music Ashton Arvin, seniors at Hall of Fame in Renfro Val- Rockcastle County High ley. School, will serve as the Hi, my name is Kim- This week, the Republi- event's emcees. Eaton is berly Nicole Childress. can Party announced that President of the Teenage I would like to an- local bluegrass band, Level Republicans and Arvin is the nounce that I turned Green will be performing. 2012 Youth Governor for one-year-old on August Besides live music, the rally the Kentucky Youth Assem- 14th. I had a Minnie will feature bbq, games, and bly. Mouse birthday party local conservative leaders. The rally will begin at 6 at my Pa Jesse’s house p.m. Admission is $5. For with my daddy and more information, contact mommy, Blake and Livingston Republican Party Chairman, Deana Childress. I School Reunion Travis T. Burton at would like to thank ev- is October 27th [email protected]. eryone who came. The annual Livingston School Re- union will be held on October 27, 2012 at the Rockcastle County Middle School. All former students, teach- ers, family and friends Blast from the Past!!! are invited to attend. This week's photo is of Marvel Coffee, who was a member of Company D, 26th Ten- This year we will be rec- nessee Infantry. Mr. Coffee is buried in the Hummel Cemetery. If you have a photo- ognizing the graduates graph of a former Rebel soldier from Rockcastle County contact David Owens at 606- of the classes of 1952, 256-9870 or [email protected]. 1962, and 1972. Registration infor- JHAC hosts Fall Fun Show ganization we could not do mation has been mailed it without everybody’s sup- to previous attendees. If you have not previously Fall in Rockcastle Juvenile Pleasure and much port. If anyone would like attended and need infor- County can always can be more. Aside from having to donate to the JHAC you mation call Barbara M. counted on for beautiful fo- pleasure classes we have can contact Kayla Leger at Castleberry (256-9188) liage, the Bittersweet festi- classes for a variety of (606) 308-3762 or Ashley or Doris Thompson val, and of course the Just breeds including Mule Plea- Reynolds at (606) 308- (256-1843). Horsin’ Around Fall Fun sure and a variety of Minia- 5352! Show! The JHAC has set the ture classes; the JHAC has fun show for this Saturday added barrel racing and pole September 8th at 5:30pm at bending to our list of events. the Brodhead Fairgrounds. The JHAC has high hopes The Crew has worked hard that this fun show will be on helping to make this more fun than ever before. show as much fun as pos- Even if you don’t have a sible. For our 2012 fall fun horse, the food at the con- show we have chosen to cession stand is more than donate our proceeds to the worth coming for; we have Brodhead Fairgrounds. Home-made BBQ pork, At our fall show we have Tenderloin Sandwiches, exciting classes, which in- Hamburgers, Hot dogs, and clude The Egg and Spoon more! The JHAC invites class, The Flag Race, The everyone out to join the fun! Balloon Pop contest; we The JHAC always wants to also have pleasure classes take time to honor our spon- such as Rockcastle Co. only sors and all those in the com- Pleasure, Spotted Pleasure, munity who support our or-

Boy Scout Troop 256 of Rockcastle County The new Rockcastle Boy Scout Troop 256 has started up in Mt. Vernon. We currently have 11 boys signed up. We have only had 3 regular meetings, completed a ser- vice project for the Mt. Vernon First Baptist Mission moving boxes of clothing for season change, and at- tended our 1st campout at the Mt. Vernon city park at Lake Linville. At the campout, the boys earned Totin’ Chip, and worked on Tender Foot Rank. The Boy Scout Troop 256 would like to thank First Baptist Church for providing us a service project and the City of Mt. Vernon for providing us a campout lo- cation. Any boys between 11 and 18 interested in joining the troop can contact John Tyler at (606) 308-5646.

Lost Dog: Re- ward offered for return of lost dog. Sarge is a 15 mo old chocolate lab with a block head and droopy eyes. He was last seen at the farm on Maret Cemetery Road on Friday, August 31. He is wearing a faded orange collar. He is very friendly and loves to Open Monday - Saturday 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. • Sunday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. play. If you have any information about Sarge, PLEASE 910 W. Main St. - Mt. Vernon - 606-256-9810 call Tammy Stevens at 606-308-3321. Pg. A6 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 6, 2012

former Woodstock Grade School on Sat., Sept. 22nd, In Loving Upcoming Reunions beginning at 10 a.m. Bring a covered dish. Memory Rowe Reunion Sigmon Reunion Family Reunion The family of Robert and The first annual Sigmon The Laws, McAnally, Winnie Rowe will hold a Reunion will be held Sat., Brockman, Crane family re- reunion on Sunday, Sept. Sept, 22nd at the home of union will be lheld at Berea 16th at Logan Hubble Park Don and Joyce Gabbard, 70 Park on Sat., Sept. 8th, start- Shelter #4. The park is lo- Hurricane School Road, 3 ing around 11 a.m. Bring a cated between Stanford and miles north of Renfro Val- covered dish, geneaology, Lancaster off Hwy. 27. ley on old 25. Lunch will be Free Bible Courses held at Copper Creek Mis- pictures, etc. Also will have sionary Baptist Church Lunch will be served at at 1 p.m. Family and friends auction. Donated items will Free Bible Corres- noon. Everyone is invited bring a covered dish and be appreciated. Come and pondence Course. Send Sept. 9th at the 10:30 a.m. and welcome. enjoy the day. Call 606-256- enjoy. For more info, call your name and address to worship service. Roger Wil- liams, evangelist from 3007 for more info. Gwendolyn 606-965-2874, 3168 Quail Road, Mt. Gabbard Reunion Dessie 937-448-3079 or Vernon, Ky. 40456. Hamilton, Ohio will be speaking. Cemetery Family and friends are Loretta 859-248-0206. Let the Bible Speak There will not be an invited to the Gabbard Carpenter-Phillips Tune into “Let the Bible In Loving Memory of evening service. Notices Reunkion on Sunday, Sept. Reunion Speak,” with Brett Hickey, 9th at the home of Don and Pastor Harvey Benne Randall Lee Agee The Carpenter-Phillips on Sunday mornings at 8:30 welcomes everyone. 1982-2008 Pine Hill Cemetery Joyce Gabbard, 70 Hurri- a.m. on WDKY Fox 56. The cemetery will not be cane School Road, 3 miles Reunion will be held at Annual Horse & Randall, today is your Lawrence Phillips’ place on First Christian birthday, you would have mowed again if we do not north of Renfro Valley on Wagon Ride receive donations for the old 25. Lunch will be at 1 Horse Lick Creek in Jack- Homecoming Climax Holiness Church been 30. Happy 30th Birth- son County on Sat., Sept. day. We miss you and we upkeep. We have $6 in the p.m. Bring a covered dish First Christian Church in will hold its annual horse 29th. Lunch will be served Mt. Vernon will be celebrat- love you very much. cemetery fund. Anyone in- and enjoy the day. Call 256- and wagon ride on Saturday, terested in the mowing and 3007 for more information. at noon. All family and ing their 2012 Homecoming Sept. 8th, beginning at 10 Love, Mom and Dad friends are welcome. Bring Brothers, Nephews and all upkeep should send dona- Brown Reunion with a series of meetings a.m. There will be a potluck a covered dish and lawn from Sunday morning, Sept. the rest of the family tions to: Lorene Ponder, 314 The Dan Brown Family dinner beginning and 11 Jessica Circle, Richmond, chairs. For more info, call 9th through Wednesday p.m. and gospel singing. Reunion will be held at the 606-453-2181. evening, Sept. 12th. Sunday Ky. 40475. Everyone is invited to come Hiatt Cemetery services at 11 a.m. and 7 and enjoy the day with us. p.m. and Monday thru Anyone with family bur- Wednesday services at 6 Yard Sale ied in Hiatt Cemetery at p.m. Philadelphia United Bap- Renfro Valley, please make Larry Travis, professor at tist Church will have a yard donations to Hiatt Cemetery Cincinnati Christian Univer- sale on Fri., Sept. 7th and Fund at Community Trust sity and Northern Kentucky Sat., Sept. 8th at Hwy. 39 Bank in Mt. Vernon. University and Teaching and Hwy. 150, Crab Orchard Pastor at River Hills Chris- from 8 a.m. to ? tian Church will be bringing All donations will be ap- some messages from the preciated and can be left at Card of Life of Christ to encourage the church on Wednesday us. night at 7 p.m. or at 205 J. In Loving Memory of Thanks For more information, or Shelton Eva Martin Church is located at 834 transportation, please call 8-21-32 to 9-6-04 Delia Reams 256-2876. Bryant Ridge Rd., Eight years ago this The family of Delia Brodhead. Gordon Mink is month, God called a special Reams would like to thank Homecoming pastor. Angel home. A caring and all relatives, friends, neigh- Homecoming will be Call 606-308-5368 for held at New Hope Baptist genuine individual that will bors and everyone who more information. never be replaced. We will stood by our family during Church at Orlando Sunay, Homecoming will be always carry you in our the sickness and loss off our Sept. 9th at the 11 a.m. wor- held at the church on Sun- ship service. There will not hearts and remember your loving mother. We are truly day, Sept. 9th with a potluck wonderful spirit. grateful for the visits, calls, be an evening service. dinner at 11 a.m. Good food With all our love, prayers, food and money. Pastor David Carpenter and fellowship.Come be and congregation welcome Your children & We would like to thank with us! those who spoke or sang at everyone. grandchildren Sunday School and the service. We truly appre- Fundraiser church at 10 a.m. Bible ciate the kind words of Bro. Cupps Chapel Holiness Study and youth nite Larry Burton and Bro. Church will hold a Wednesdays at 7 p.m. Wayne Harding, Flat Rock fundraiser Fri., Sept. 14th, We have a bus that runs Baptist Church for use of the beginning at 6 p.m., with a from Mt. vernon to Crab church and the wonderful soup bean supper and cake Orchard. If you need a ride, meal. We would also like to auction. call Bro. Gordon Mink or express our gratitude to Revival Services Bro. Rick Fry at 606-308- Rockcastle Lifeline, Home Sand Hill Baptist Church 5368 or 308-4746. Health and Hospice Com- will be in Revival Sept. 5-8 Gospel Singing passionate Care Center for at 7 o’clock nightly. Evan- There will be a Gospel being so caring and loving gelist will be Bro. Jerry Singing at Lighthouse Bap- to our mother. Ballinger (McNew Chapel tist Church, featuring Les The Children of Baptist Church). Baker of Manchester, on In Memory of Delia Reams Pastor Tommy Miller Sat., Sept. 8th at 6 p.m. The Johnny Taylor and congregation invite ev- church and youth group will We wish you a happy 75th eryone to attend. be hosting a potluck dinner birthday! We miss you every day! Notice Homecoming right after the singing, Reunion notices will be Homecoming will be Lighthouse Baptist is lo- Some day we can be re- united again run two weeks at no by God’s Grace in that charge. Any additional home with no end! notices will be charged at We Love You! 5c per word. Also, there Beverly, David, Diane, will be a charge for ac- Vick, Eric, Nicole, Noah counts of reunions. Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 6, 2012 • Pg. A7

“I have been doing this a Durham manufactures while Durham’s was set at Tickets to Don Williams Shear Image Salon is “Revoke” methamphetamine twice a $75,000 cash/property. long time and I can’t recall Sold-Out Concert at seeking hair stylists and week from various motels Bryant said he believes us busting a meth supply Renfro Valley a nail technician. Mini- (Cont. from front) ring of this magnitude,” around Danville and sur- a lot of recent arrests he Friay, Sept. 14th mum two years profes- rounding towns. made for meth possession in Bryant said. “With Durham Great Seats sional experience. To behind bars, our county will assault on a police officer Last Thursday, Deputy June, July and August came Call 419-810-1461 become an employee, and escape. Sheriff Matt Bryant re- from Durham selling them definitely be safer and more youmust be presentable, Clifford was later re- ceived an anonymous tip the meth. He said this is the drug free.” organized and profes- leased on July 25th from the that Durham, Bullock, and largest meth supply ring All three were arraigned sional. Rockcastle County Deten- Wednesday morning where Freddie D. Denney, 42, of they have busted in For more information, tion Center on a $40,000 their bond was left the same. Mt. Vernon were manufac- Rockcastle County since he contact Sandra Collins, property bond signed by A preliminary hearing was turing meth in a rental cabin has been working for the owner. 606-308-1657. Kirby. on Lower River Road in sheriff’s department. scheduled for next Wednes- Reynolds’ motion called Livingston. day at 9:30 a.m. for the $40,000 property The three were arrested Commonwealth of Kentucky bond to be forfeited after at the scene. 28th Judicial Circuit Clifford was again arrested Upon receiving consent August 20th for possession from Bullock to search the Rockcastle Circuit Court • Division II of meth a violation of the cabin, officers found a Ma- Civil Action No. 12-CI-00070 bond’s condition. son jar inside the freezer However, on Monday containing a clear pink liq- Wells Fargo Bank, NA Plaintiff Reynolds agreed to with- uid which was identified by V. draw his forfeiture motion Durham as a “pull” from a in exchange for a cash pay- meth lab. Kenneth Ray Owens Defendants ment to the court of $1,000 Inside a kitchen cabinet, by Kirby. officers found a large glass NOTICE OF SALE “I just wanted to send a bowl containing an off- Pursuant to a judgment and order of sale entered message that you are re- white powder which was in this action on August 10, 2012 for the purpose sponsible for any bond you later identified as metham- of satisfying the judgment against the defendants sign -- secured, unsecured, phetamine. Officers found in the amount of ONE HUNDRED NINE THOU- property, etc.” Reynolds another small glass bowl in- SAND SEVEN HUNDRED SEVENTY SIX DOL- said. side the cabinet containing LARS AND 59/100 ($83,197.09) plus interest, costs meth as well. and attorney fees. I will offer at public auction the Inside the master bed- hereinafter described real property in Rockcastle “Ring” room, Officers found a County, Kentucky. (Cont. from front) small zip-lock bag contain- At the Courthouse on East Main Street ing suspected methamphet- Mt. Vernon, Kentucky amine lying on a night Green Dot, Western Union on Friday, September 21, 2012 or Money Gram in order to stand. Beginning at the Hour of 11:30 a.m. pay for the meth being Other various items used mailed to the various ad- to manufacture meth were Said property being more particularly bounded and dresses. located throughout the described as follows: Adams said that Durham cabin, including ephedrine, 5158 Copper Creek Road, Crab Orchard, KY 40419 would then use Bullock’s iodine crystals, lighter fluid, Tract 1: Beginning at an existing steel pin and corner of R. Holman lot; silver Chevy Malibu to pick camping fuel, lithium bat- thence with the line of David Murdock to following call: thence South 45 up the meth and transport it teries and hydrochloric acid. degrees 04 minutes 25 seconds East, 377.60 feet to an existing pin 1837; to his customers. He said All three were charged thence South 25 degrees 26 minutes 37 seconds East 208.75 feet to an Durham is always in the with manufacturing meth- existing pin 1837 set in the line of G.W. Allen tract; thence with the line of company of “muscle men” amphetamine. Durham was G.W. Allen the following call; thence North 54 degrees 46 minutes 48 sec- who he uses as enforcers also separately charged with onds East 782.08 feet to a steel pin with cap 1837 a dead gum and corner while delivering meth. possession of a controlled of L. Cain; thence with the line of L. Cain the following call; thence North Adams learned through substance, first degree. 68 degrees 51 minutes 31 seconds East 518.49 feet to a steel pin with cap further investigation that All three remain lodged 1837; a corner of J. King; thence with the line of J. King the following call; Durham reportedly charges in the Rockcastle County thence North 35 degrees 38 minutes 21 seconds West, 672.70 feet to a $350 per 8-ball (3.5 grams) Detention Center. Bullock’s steel pin with cap 1837 and small hickory a corner of W. McGuire; thence and $2,800 per ounce for his and Denney’s bonds were with the line of W. McGuire the following call: thence South 52 degrees methamphetamine. He said set at $50,000 cash/property 20 minutes 41 seconds West, 247.47 feet to a steel pin with cap 1837 a Commonwealth of Kentucky corner of R. Saylor lot; thence with the line of R. Saylor the following calls; Commonwealth of Kentucky thence South 28 degrees 10 minutes 08 seconds East 104.74 feet to a 28th Judicial Circuit steel pin with cap 1837; thence South 58 degrees 23 minutes 29 seconds 28th Judicial Circuit Rockcastle Circuit Court • Division I West, 603.91 feet to an existing steel pin a corner of W. Madden; thence Rockcastle Circuit Court • Division I Civil Action No. 10-CI-00387 with the line of Madden and passing the corner of F. Saylor the following Civil Action No. 12-CI-00131 call; thence South 63 degrees 31 minutes 48 seconds West 305.28 feet to Loancare, a division of an existing steel pin a corner to R. Elliott lot; thence with the line of R. Bank of America, N.A. Plaintiff FNF Servicing, Inc. Plaintiff Elliott and passing the corner of D. Murdock at 127.11 the following call; thence South 77 degrees 41 minutes 36 seconds West 157.11 feet to the V. V. point of beginning. This description prepared from a physical survey of Sandra Brown Defendant Amanda L. Smith, Kurtis Gary W. Holman, Kentucky LS 1837, on April 16, 1997. Said tract contain- W. Smith, unknown defendant, ing 14.974 acres (erroneously referred to as 14.947 acres in prior deed); NOTICE OF SALE spouse of Amanda L. Smith and and Pursuant to a judgment and order of sale entered unknown defendant, spouse of All property owners described above being the current or former record in this action on August 15, 2012 for the purpose Kurtis W. Smith Defendants title holders; and, of satisfying the judgment against the defendants Together with that certain easement for use of a gravel driveway and in the amount of ONE HUNDRED NINETEEN NOTICE OF SALE water line of record in Deed Book 171, page 90; and, that certain ease- THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED SIXTY SEVEN Pursuant to a judgment and order of sale entered ment for use a gravel driveway of record in Deed Book 171, Page 98, all in DOLLARS AND 02/100 ($119,867.02) plus inter- in this action on July 18, 2012 for the purpose of the office of the Rockcastle County Court Clerk. To an existing 1⁄2” steel est, costs and attorney fees. I will offer at public satisfying the judgment against the defendants in pin with cap 1837; thence South 25 degrees 27 minutes 59 seconds East auction the hereinafter described real property in the amount of ONE HUNDRED SEVENTEEN 208.14 feet to an existing 1⁄2” steel pin with cap 1837 set in the line of Rockcastle County, Kentucky. THOUSAND FIFTY DOLLARS AND 22/100 G.W. Allen (Deed Book 136, Page 689); thence with the line of G.W. Allen the following call; thence South 54 degrees 46 minutes 48 seconds West At the Courthouse on East Main Street ($117,050.22) plus interest, costs and attorney fees. I will offer at public auction the hereinafter 183.81 feet to a 1⁄2” steel pin with cap 1837, a new corner of David Mt. Vernon, Kentucky Murdock (Deed Book 157, Page 561); thence with a new line with David on Friday, September 21, 2012 described real property in Rockcastle County, Ken- tucky. Murdock the following calls; thence North 45 degrees 10 minutes 26 sec- Beginning at the Hour of 11:30 a.m. onds West 340.12 feet to a 1⁄2” steel pin with cap 1837; thence North 16 At the Courthouse on East Main Street Said property being more particularly bounded and degrees 38 minutes 02 seconds West 305.01 feet to an existing 1⁄2” steel described as follows: Mt. Vernon, Kentucky pin with cap 1837, a corner of R. Holman (Deed Book 138, Page 224); on Friday, September 21, 2012 thence with the line of R. Holman the following call; thence North 77 de- 387 West Level Green Road, Brodhead, KY 40409 Beginning at the Hour of 11:30 a.m. grees 21 minutes 13 seconds East 126.70 feet to the point of beginning. Beginning on an iron pin in the West right of way of Owens School road Said property being more particularly bounded and Said tract being 2.942 acres, more or less. This description prepared from and corner to Berthina VanHook; thence going with the lines of Berthina described as follows: a physical survey conducted by Gary W. Holman, Kentucky LS 1837. VanHook N 67 degrees 11’06” W, 339.94 feet to a maple; N 27 degrees Easement exception: David Murdock retained a 30 foot easement along 57’10” E, 345.04 feet to a sycamore corner to Berthina VanHook and in 111 McGuire Lane, Mt. Vernon, KY 40456 Ruth Holman lot for agricultural use only, from the gravel drive to his re- the West right of way of Owens School Road; thence going with said right Lot No. 3 in the McGuire Subdivision located on the South side of U.S. High- maining property, as described in Deed Book 174, Page 581. of way S 28 degrees 16’53” E, 185.21 feet; S 26 degrees 26’35” E, 70.16 way No. 25 just south of the City limits of Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. Plat is All property owners described above being the current or former record feet; S 15 degrees 53’07” E, 67.74 feet; S 10 degrees 16’17” e, 75.29 feet; S recorded in Plat Book 1, Page 49 in the Office of the Rockcastle County title holders. 00 degrees 31’13” E, 71.44 feet to point of beginning and containing 1.580 Court Clerk, and reference is made to said plat for a more complete de- acres by survey of C. Douglas Mullins, Registered Land Surveyor No. 2773. Being the same property conveyed to Kenneth Ray scription. Owens, married, by deed dated September 24, Being the same property conveyed to Sandra Being the same property conveyed to Kurtis W. 2008, executed by Michael Startzman, et ux., of Brown, single, by deed dated July 2, 2009, ex- Smith and wife Amanda Smith, by deed dated Janu- record in Deed Book 224, Page 590 in the ecuted by Lonnie Brown, single, of record in Deed ary 4, 2007, executed by Amy Smith Mink Parsons, Rockcastle County Clerk’s Office. Book 226, Page 492 in the Rockcastle County et vir., of record in Deed Book 214, Page 96 in the The property shall be sold on the Clerk’s Office. Rockcastle County Clerk’s Office. following terms & conditions: The property shall be sold on the The property shall be sold on the 1. Tract I and Tract II shall be sold together as a following terms & conditions: following terms & conditions: whole. 1. The real property shall be sold for cash or 1. The real property shall be sold for cash or 2. The real property shall be sold for cash or upon a credit of thirty (30) days with the purchaser upon a credit of thirty (30) days with the purchaser upon a credit of thirty (30) days with the purchaser required to pay a minimum of ten percent (10%) of required to pay a minimum of twenty five percent required to pay a minimum of twenty five percent the purchase price in cash on the date of sale and (25%) of the purchase price in cash on the date of (25%) of the purchase price in cash on the date of to secure the balance with a bond approved by the sale and to secure the balance with a bond ap- sale and to secure the balance with a bond ap- Master Commissioner. proved by the Master Commissioner. proved by the Master Commissioner. 2. The bond shall bear interest at the rate of 2. The bond shall bear interest at the rate of 3. The bond shall bear interest at the rate of twelve percent (12%) per annum until paid in full. twelve percent (12%) per annum until paid in full. twelve percent (12%) per annum until paid in full. The bond shall have the force and effect of a judg- The bond shall have the force and effect of a judg- The bond shall have the force and effect of a judg- ment and shall be and remain a lien upon the prop- ment and shall be and remain a lien upon the prop- ment and shall be and remain a lien upon the prop- erty sold as additional surety for the payment of erty sold as additional surety for the payment of erty sold as additional surety for the payment of the purchase price. the purchase price. the purchase price. 3. Unpaid taxes of record at the time of entry of 3. Unpaid delinquent state, county and/or city 4. Unpaid taxes of record at the time of entry of judgment shall be paid out of the proceeds of the real estate taxes shall be paid out of proceeds of judgment shall be paid out of the proceeds of the sale. the sale. sale. 4. The purchaser shall pay the 2012 local, county 4. The purchaser shall pay the 2012 local, county 5. The purchaser shall pay the 2012 local, county and state property taxes. and state property taxes. and state property taxes. 5. Full satisfaction of the plaintiff’s judgment shall 5. Full satisfaction of the plaintiff’s judgment shall 6. Full satisfaction of the plaintiff’s judgment shall be paid from the proceeds of the sale. be paid from the proceeds of the sale. be paid from the proceeds of the sale. 6. The purchaser shall have possession of the 6. The purchaser shall have possession of the 7. The purchaser shall have possession of the real property upon compliance with the terms of real property upon compliance with the terms of real property upon compliance with the terms of the sale. the sale. the sale. 7. In the event that the plaintiff is the successful 7. In the event that the plaintiff is the successful 8. In the event that the plaintiff is the successful bidder and the sale price does not exceed the bidder and the sale price does not exceed the bidder and the sale price does not exceed the amount of the plaintiff’s judgment, no deposit or amount of the plaintiff’s judgment, no deposit or amount of the plaintiff’s judgment, no deposit or bond shall be required. bond shall be required. bond shall be required. 8. The sale shall be made subject to all ease- 8. The sale shall be made subject to all ease- 9. The sale shall be made subject to all ease- ments, set back lines, restrictions or covenants of ments, set back lines, restrictions or covenants of ments, set back lines, restrictions or covenants of record or otherwise and shall be sold “as is”. record or otherwise and shall be sold “as is”. record or otherwise and shall be sold “as is”. John D. Ford John D. Ford John D. Ford Master Commissioner Master Commissioner Master Commissioner Rockcastle Circuit Court Rockcastle Circuit Court Rockcastle Circuit Court Pg. A8 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 6, 2012 Two more arrested for manufacturing meth By: Doug Ponder Two more people were arrested Monday morning for manufacturing methamphetamine after police raided a home on North Wilderness Road in Conway. Arrested at the scene were Anthony James Mayes, 27 and Whitney Lee Lewis, 26, both of Hillsboro, Kentucky. According to Kentucky State Police reports, Trooper Scot- tie Pennington had received several complaints that Mayes and Lewis were “cooking meth” at the residence. After arriving at the residence, officers could smell a strong chemical odor coming from inside the home. Upon receiving consent from Lewis to search the resi- dence, officers found a one-step meth lab in the bathroom along with a smoked marijuana cigarette. Officers also found several other items used to manufac- ture meth, including rock salt, drain cleaner, lithium batter- ies, Coleman fuel, coffee filters and a burned piece of alumi- num foil. Officers also found a four-year-old girl living inside the residence with Mayes and Lewis. Mayes and Lewis were charged with manufacturing meth- amphetamine, drug paraphernalia, tampering with physical evidence, possession of marijuana, controlled substance en- dangerment to a child and wanton endangerment, first de- gree. Both Mayes and Lewis remain lodged in the Rockcastle Kentucky State Police, Mt. Vernon Fire and Rescue and Rockcastle EMS reponded to a meth lab Monday County Detention Center without bond. afternoon on North Wilderness Road in Conway. Trooper Scottie Pennington is shown talking with suspect Anthony James Mayes while Amy Navarre is helping a four-year-old girl in the decontamination unit. The Three arrested for trafficking suspects and the four-year-old had to be decontaminated due to exposure to the toxic chemicals involved in By: Doug Ponder manufacturing meth. Three people were arrested last Wednesday for drug traf- ficking after officers from the Kentucky State Police made a traffic stop on I-75 at the 73 miler marker in Rockcastle County. Arrested at the scene was Kweita Mosi Anderson, 38, of Springfield, Ohio, Myron Eugene Colvin, 37 and James Coran Jr., 38, both of Reynoldsburg, Ohio. According to state police reports, officers pulled over Anderson’s 2012 Mazda car after observing the vehicle swerve back and forth, almost hitting a tractor trailer. During the traffic stop, officers developed a reasonable suspicion of unlawful activity after Anderson and both pas- sengers gave different statements about why they were trav- elling from Ohio to Georgia. After receiving consent from Anderson to search the ve- hicle, officers found a purple Crown Royal bag under the hood which contained eight ounces of cocaine and two ounces of crack cocaine. Officers also found two small bags of marijuana inside Andersons’s purse at the time of her arrest. All three were charged with possession of marijuana and two counts trafficking in controlled substance, first degree. Both Colvin and Coran Jr. remain lodged in the Rockcastle County Detention Center on a $15,000 cash/property bond while Anderson was later released on a $15,000 surety bond. Commonwealth of Kentucky 28th Judicial Circuit Rockcastle Circuit Court • Division II The Local American Legion Post 71 honored Medal of Honor recipient David Monroe Smith by dedicating a monument and flag pole next to his tombstone. Smith was drafted into the United States Army during the Civil Action No. 12-CI-00132 Korean War and became a soldier in Echo Company, 9th Infantry Regiment of the 2nd Infantry Division. Bank of America, N.A. Smith was awarded the Medal of Honor after smothering a grenade with his body in order to protect his successor by merger to fellow comrades from sure death. Shown above are legionnaires from left: Larry Kirby, Rick Bobo, Kathy BAC Home Loans Servicing, Bobo, David Owens, Roger McClure, Coleman Russell and Chris Bishop. LP FKA Countrywide Home Loans Servicing, LP Plaintiff forded the river and contin- shouting the alarm, “Gre- ued onto Mt. Vernon. Later, nade!” he flung himself “McConnell” V. “Smith” with the coming of the rail- onto the grenade and smoth- (Cont. from front) Jeffrey Greene and (Cont. from front) road, the community grew ered the explosion with his quirements, we can never Darlene Greene Defendants into a thriving town and was body. Although mortally solve the problem,” McCon- Livingston native. Com- named Livingston after wounded in this display of nell said. mander Owens, after the NOTICE OF SALE James Livingston, the local valor, his intrepid act al- McConnell said instead welcome and introduction, hotel keeper and telegraph lowed the section to survive of starting new programs like Pursuant to a judgment and order of sale entered asked Carloftis to address operator. the blast and, while the en- Obamacare that our govern- in this action on August 10, 2012 for the purpose the audience. Carloftis cited In post WWII days, the emy was under cover, to re- ment can’t afford, the age for of satisfying the judgment against the defendants scripture, along with his re- town was at its zenith. The treat to the main body of the eligibility for entitlement in the amount of ONE HUNDRED TWENTY marks regarding Smith’s small town developed sev- regiment and withdraw programs such as Social Se- SEVEN THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED TWENTY self sacrifice to save his fel- eral businesses and boasted safely. curity, Medicare and Medic- DOLLARS AND 15/100 ($127,120.15) plus inter- low soldiers. Following the a roller rink and theater. The Upon returning to base, aid needs to be adjusted. est, costs and attorney fees. I will offer at public Judge’s address, the na- Livingston High School Pfc Smith’s commander “Instead of starting new auction the hereinafter described real property in tional colors were for- Blue Devils had a reputation submitted a recommenda- programs we can’t afford and Rockcastle County, Kentucky. warded by Legionnaire for pretty girls and outstand- tion for him to receive the trying to pay for them out of At the Courthouse on East Main Street Roger McClure to Owens, ing basketball teams. One of Medal of Honor. President something that is going Mt. Vernon, Kentucky who presented the colors to busted, I would raise the eli- the students there was a Harry S. Truman later au- on Friday, September 21, 2012 Smith’s family members. gibility for these entitlement quiet, shy boy named David thorized the recommenda- Barbara Burdine, niece of programs.” Beginning at the Hour of 11:30 a.m. Monroe Smith. Smith, con- tion on August 21, 1952 by David Smith, in turn surren- McConnell said this Said property being more particularly bounded and sidered a swell guy that General Order. dered the colors to the Le- would keep the U.S. from be- described as follows: never caused trouble by the Pfc David Monroe gion Color Team of Chris coming similar to western boys and handsome by the Smith’s body was returned 9409 North Wilderness Road, Berea, KY 40403 Bishop and Coleman European countries where girls, was the typical home- home where he now rests on All of Lot Numbers 5 and 6 as shown by plat of record in Plat Book 2, Page Russell. the benefits are so enormous town American boy. He was a knoll overlooking his be- 20 (Slide 89) in the Rockcastle County Clerk’s Office. The colors were then but there is not many people born November 10, 1926 in loved Livingston -- his raised over Smith’s grave to left to pay them. Being the same property conveyed to Jeffrey Livingston to David and grave adorned with a mili- honor his supreme sacrifice “You have people pulling Greene and wife Darlene Greene, by deed ex- Lou Moore Smith and had tary stone denoting a Medal on America’s Altar of Free- the wagon and people riding ecuted by Ben Davidson, et al. of record in Deed two sisters, Nellie and of Honor winner sleeps dom. Bro. Billy Medley in the wagon. If you put too Book 214, Page 311 in the Rockcastle County Mable and three brothers, there. Later Clayton Ponder, then gave the benediction many people in the wagon it Clerk’s Office. Eugene, James and George. and other veterans remem- prayer to conclude the ser- won’t be long before the Smith was drafted into bering their hometown hero, The property shall be sold on the vice. wagon can’t move any- the United States Army dur- placed a historical marker following terms & conditions: “We especially want to more.” McConnell said. ing the Korean War and be- honoring Smith in 1. The real property shall be sold together as a thank Legionnaires Rick “This is the dilemma we came a soldier in Echo Livingston. Still later, his whole. and Kathy Bobo, who have, how much can we af- Company, 9th Infantry native county named the ford to do.” 2. The real property shall be sold for cash or spearheaded this event, and Regiment, 2nd Infantry Di- 461 bypass off the Mt. McConnell said Obama- upon a credit of thirty (30) days with the purchaser their daughter Airman First vision. After basic training, Vernon and Renfro Valley I- care was passed on a 100% required to pay a minimum of twenty five percent Class Elizabeth Bobo, who he was shipped to Korea. He 75 exit in his honor. partisan basis unlike the So- (25%) of the purchase price in cash on the date of assisted the Color Team dur- was a good soldier and be- So, in these present days cial Security act in the 1930’s sale and to secure the balance with a bond ap- ing the Flag Raising Cer- came a gunner in a mortar of war as our troops con- which was enacted on a bi- proved by the Master Commissioner. emony. Also, thanks to Le- section and was quickly tinue to defend the cause of partisan basis. He said if we 3. The bond shall bear interest at the rate of gionnaires Bobby Wilson, promoted to Private First freedom, let’s not forget want to solve the real twelve percent (12%) per annum until paid in full. who donated the flag pole Class but he was on a jour- those who gave their lives healthcare problem, than we The bond shall have the force and effect of a judg- and Larry Kirby, who trans- ney that would never allow for freedom -- to those who must follow those same bi- ment and shall be and remain a lien upon the prop- ported it to the burial site. I him to return to his beloved gave it all!! partisan steps. erty sold as additional surety for the payment of would also like to acknowl- Livingston. “We have to act like the purchase price. edge artist Larry Barnett, Engaged in heavy action “Events” grownups if we want our 4. Unpaid delinquent state, county and/or city who sketched the likeness kids and grandkids to have on September 1, 1950, (Cont. from front) real estate taxes shall be paid out of proceeds of of Smith on the monument the kind of country we had the sale. while facing a numerically probably kept a lot of people and Goff Construction who superior foe near the village growing up,” McConnell 5. The purchaser shall pay the 2012 local, county set the monument,” Owens from coming out,” Ponder of Yongsan, his element’s said “As parents and grand- and state property taxes. said. said. “But we were still for- parents, that’s what we position was being overrun. tunate that it didn’t rain dur- 6. Full satisfaction of the plaintiff’s judgment shall David M. Smith The bitter fighting soon ren- would want to leave behind.” be paid from the proceeds of the sale. ing any of the events on Fri- Toward the end of the Livingston’s dered his section’s position 7. The purchaser shall have possession of the day or Saturday.” meeting, McConnell reaf- Hometown Hero untenable ad their perimeter Ponder said the Home- real property upon compliance with the terms of firmed that he would not the sale. By: David W. Owens was infiltrated. They were coming committee and the have taken $716 billion out 8. In the event that the plaintiff is the successful Nestled in a small valley ordered to withdraw, but it Livingston Fire Department of healthcare reimbursement bidder and the sale price does not exceed the in southeastern Rockcastle was too late. The enemy had met earlier this week and de- to providers and said the pro- amount of the plaintiff’s judgment, no deposit or County lies the sleepy ham- flanked their position and cided to reschedule the can- viders are the real reason bond shall be required. let of Livingston where encircled them. Soon a gre- celled events for Friday Sep- why our country has the best 9. The sale shall be made subject to all ease- Roundstone Creek empties nade was lobbed into their tember 14th. healthcare in the world. ments, set back lines, restrictions or covenants of into the winding river that foxhole. Then, doing what “We still want to provide “We have the best record or otherwise and shall be sold “as is”. gives the county its name. makes American soldiers a good show for the people healthcare system in the During pioneer days, it was the greatest fighting force and we still want them to world right now and I would John D. Ford first known as Fish Point on earth, he chose to protect come out as well.” Ponder hate to see us making it Master Commissioner where the Wilderness Road his fellow soldiers. First said. worse,” McConnell said. Rockcastle Circuit Court Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 6, 2012 • Pg. 9 Rockets shutout by Whitley County for second loss of season By: Doug Ponder night’s loss was the worst Unlike the Rockets, a couple of tackles and get The Rockcastle County offensive performance the Whitley County had a great lose a couple of times,” Rockets dropped to one and team has had all year. night offensively as they Parkey said. “This is going two on the season, follow- “Yardage wise, it was the gained a total of 355 yards to happen with any good ing a 28-0 loss at Whitley worst overall performance on the night with 279 yards option offense.” County last Friday night. on offense we have had in a on the ground and 76 yards Offensivley, the Rockets The amount of yards on while.” Parkey said. through the air. were led by Junior quarter- offense and the inability to Parkey said although Parkey said his staff had back Corey McPhetridge get the ball into the end zone they couldn’t get their run- a good defensive plan going who was 10 of 19 for 72 would prove to be the decid- ning game going, he was into the game and that he yards with one interception. ing factor in the Rocket’s still pleased at the progress thought the players did a McDaniel led the ground loss as they were shut out by of their play action passing good job executing the plan. attack for the Rockets rush- Whitley County and only game. However, Parkey said the ing for 58 yards. Running gained 129 total yards with “Our play action passing broken and missed tackles backs Tommy Shaffer and 57 rushing yards and 72 was good but it seemed like on defense allowed Whitley Austin Spoonamore both passing yards. we couldn’t break free to get County to break lose for a tallied rushes for 3 yards Head Coach Scott the big yards after the lot of yards. each. Parkey said last Friday catch.” Parkey said. “They were able to break Wide Reciever Eli Haddix had the best night of the receiving corps grab- Rocket sophmore punter Layne Jasper gets a punt bing three passes for 24 away against Whitley County. The Rockets punted yards. Shaffer also caught the ball six times during the game. three passes for 17 yards. Boone Saylor caught one pass for 13 yards, Tyler Smith caught one pass for 10 yards, Tyler Harper caught one pass for 6 yards and McDaniel caught one pass for 2 yards. On the defensive side of the football, lineman Jared Lake led the way for the Rockets with one fumble recovery and seven tackles as well as an assisted sack. Defensive back Tyler Smith also had a big night defensively with two tack- les and one interception. Assistant Coach Izak McQueary is shown talking to the offense during a timeout Other Rockets picking at last Friday night’s game against Whitley County. The Rockets were shut out by up tackles were Chance Whitley County and only gained 129 total yards with 57 rushing yards and 72 Ansardi with seven, passing yards. McDaniel and Saylor with five, Jacob Bussell with four, McPheltridge, Shaffer, Chris Wren and Brandon Jones were all credited with two tackles. Saylor led the Rockets in Rocket junior Tyler Harper is shown attempting to sacks with one. Wren also grab a pass against a Whitley County defender in had an assisted sack as well. last Friday night’s game. The Rockets dropped to Parkey said the team has one and two on the season, following a 28-0 loss now moved on from the against Whitley County. Whitley County loss and is focusing on Friday night’s game against Estill County. Estill County’s starting quarterback was injured Rockets host Estill during the first week of the season and will not be avail- able to play in Friday night’s County Friday night game. Parkey said this will be a focal point for the de- at 7:30 p.m. fense as they try to put pres- sure on their new quarter- back. The Rockets will play against the Estill County The Rockcastle County High School cheerleading squad are shown cheering on the Rockets in their 28-0 loss at Whitley County last Friday night. Engineers at home this Fri- day night at 7:30 p.m.

Rocket senior Tyler Smith looks for running room Rocket senior Tommy Shaffer brings down a Whit- on a kick-off return against Whitley County last Fri- ley County runner in last Friday night’s game. The day night. Blocking for Smith is Rocket junior John Rockets are 1-2 on the season and will host the Estill Hughes. County Engineers this Friday night at 7:30. Free tips for finding money for college ships reserved for local stu- dents. •Complete your Free Ap- FAFSA is used to apply for •Look for local scholar- •Talk with your school plication for Federal Student state and federal student aid. ships in your newspaper. Com- counselor, who can tell you Aid (FAFSA) as soon as pos- File online at www.fafsa.gov munity organizations and about financial aid and where sible after January 1. The for the fastest response. businesses may have scholar- to find it. •Talk with a financial aid officer at the school you plan to attend. He or she can tell you about any aid the school has available. •Find out how to reduce student loan costs. Most finan- cial aid packages include stu- dent loans. Take out loans only after you have received all the free aid — grants, scholar- ships and work-study — for which you qualify. Federal student loans are generally better deals than private loans, but compare interest rates and repayment terms carefully. •Visit websites with free information about college, fi- nancial aid and careers. Knights win Richmond tourney •Be a neat freak. Neat and complete counts when you’re The Knights won the Richmond Baseball Bash at the Lake this past weekend. The filling out applications. tournament was held at Lake Reba. Members of the team are, front row, from left: •Apply, apply, apply. The Nathan Storie, Silas Shaffer, Jaden Carpenter, Jordyn Carpenter, Macy Spivey, more financial aid for which MaKayla Denney and Celia Shaffer. Second row: Rylee Denney, Noah Fain, Chance you apply, the better your Dismuke, Logan Bowman, Drew Hopkins, Hunter Spivey, Ethan Fain and Kole chances of getting enough aid Browne. Back row: David Fain, Eric Denney, Johnny Hopkins and Mikhael Shaffer. to pay for college. Make sure Not pictured was Jacob Hunt. you meet all deadlines. Pg. A10 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 6, 2012

Hall-Childress vows said Thompson-Smith to wed Deana Hall, daughter of Carla Hall and Dean Hall, both Ronnie and Ruth Thompson of Mt. Vernon are pleased of Lancaster and Blake Childress, son of Jesse Childress to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daugh- of Mt. Vernon and the late Kim Childress announce their ter, Lisa Kaye, to Timothy Joseph Smith, son of Dianne marriage. The couple exchanged wedding vows on Sat- Rowe-Haddix to wed James and Sheila Rowe of Brodhead are pleased to an- and Tim Smith of Eubank. Lisa Kaye is also the daugh- urday, August 4th at Conway Baptist Church. They have ter of the late Shirley Jones Thompson. The wedding nounce the upcoming marriage of their daughter, Jamie, one daughter, Kimberly Nicole Childress. Blake and will be an event of Saturday, September 8th at 2:30 at Deana would like to thank everyone who came to share to Billy Haddix, son of Howard and Denise Haddix of Mt. Vernon. Jamie is a graduate of Cumberland Col- Freedom Baptist Church, Mt. Vernon. A reception will their special day. immediately follow the ceremony. Family and friends lege and Eastern Kentucky University where she is employed as a computer technician. Billy is a graduate are invited to attend this joyous occasion. of National College and is the owner of Haddix Cus- Liquidation tom Detailing. The wedding will be an event of Sep- tember and the couple plans to reside in Brodhead. Royal Palace Rugs Longaberger Baskets & Pottery Subscribe to the Signal Booths 37 & 25 Call 606-256-2244 25% Off - Shop Soon! Valley Treasures Flea Market & Antiques Next to Kentucky Music Hall of Fame

Tucker - Collins Rick and Beverly Tucker, of Mt. Vernon, would like to announce the forthcoming wedding of their daugh- ter, Kinsye Tucker, to Adam Collins, son of Donnie and Carol Collins of Pinehill. Kinsye is employed by Rockcastle Regional Hospi- tal. Adam is employed by Norfolk Southern Railroad. The wedding will take place Saturday, September 29,2012 at 5:30 p.m. in the afternoon at the Rockcastle River Trading Co. M Andrew

The City of Mt. Vernon contracted with Kidz Zone Durant OD to purchase and install six new swings at the Mt. • Comprehensive Eye Exams Vernon City Park. The swings and ground cover, • Contact Lenses which meet all codes and standards, were recently • Treatment of Eye Diseases installed and are in use at the park. The city also • Evening Appts. Available replaced the four existing swings, which were in bad disrepair. The Rockcastle Kiwanis Club made a do- 116 Mini Mall Dr. • Berea nation to help with the new swing project. Shown (Next to Berea Optical) above is Kiwanian Bentley Cromer presenting a check to Mayor Mike Bryant. 859-985-0078 Serving Rockcastle County Since 1887 Second Section Thursday, September 6, 2012 Scenes from 2012 Livingston Homecoming

Kennedy Carpenter and Jessica Harris are shown leading the RCHS Color Guard in Saturday’s homecoming parade.

Several young ladies vied for Livingston Homecoming Queen last Saturday. Shown above from left are Queen Heaven Davidson, runner-up Megan Bond and third place Caitlyn Newcomb The RCHS Marching Band participated in Saturday’s homecoming parade at Livingston. Shown at left is Field Commander Austin Helton leading the march- ing Rockets in the parade.

Members of the Pine Hill Baptist Church are shown marching in Saturday’s home- Participants in the pretty baby contest at the Livingston Homecoming lst Satur- coming parade. day are shown from left: Paisley Bishop with her mother Samantha Bishop, Aliyah Dodd with mother Tasha Dodd, and first place Rayleigh Cromer with her mother Heather Hopkins. Livingston Homecoming photos by Douglas Ponder Creative Minds Theater in Livingston participated in the Homecoming parade More photos on B3 & B8 Saturday.

Jackie Burdine was chosen as the Citizen of the Year in Livingston for 2012. Burdine is the owner of White Star and was honored in front of family and friends during the award ceremony at the homecoming.

Patty Ponder and Aletha Bryant are all smiles as they serve up the popcorn at Saturday’s homecoming in Livingston.

The Livingston Homecoming Committee presented Circuit Clerk Teresa Vanzant with a plaque of ap- preciation for her service in Rockcastle County. Vanzant will retire in December of this year after 15 years as Circuit Clerk.

The Rockcastle County High School’s JROTC ca- det class of 2012 were led in Saturday’s homecom- ing parade by their Color Guard shown from left: Cadet Sergeant Josh England, Cadet Staff Sergeant Victoria Smith, Cadet Private Jessica Mason, Ca- Long time Livingston resident Katha Carpenter det Private Jacob Durham and Cadet Second Lieu- Ronald Mcdonald is shown driving his “red shoe takes a dip in the dunking tank at Saturday’s home- tenant Dylan Stewart. mobile” in the Homecoming parade last Saturday. coming. Pg. B2 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 6, 2012 News from the Rockcastle Courthouse

Coretrans LLC vs. Virginia Saylor and Wil- tered. issued for fta/15 days in jail for fta/4 days in jail or pay- James Slagle, $4,460.50 liam Clayton and Misty Speeding: Thomas C. or payment in full. ment in full. Circuit Civil plus claimed due. C-00164 Saylor, property on Copper Roach, Susannah L. Vicky L. Diehl: speed- Skyler D. Carillo: fines/ Suits Creek-Conway Road, to Roitman, Jonathan M. ing, failure of owner to fees due ($763), bw issued Marriage Brandon and Monica West. Shank, Anthony Shelton, maintain required insurance/ for fta/16 days in jail or pay- Andrea Tinson vs. Tax $5. Sandra Trambow, license security, failure to produce ment in full. Knightbrook Ins. Co., com- Licenses William E. Swinney and suspended for fta; Tracy M. insurance card, bw issued Robert L. Abney: speed- plaint Lisa Blanton-Swinney, Wilmoth, paid; Jimmy L. for fta. ing and failure of non- Andrea Tinson vs. James Heather Sue Hellard, 22, property on Poplar Street, to Barrett, bw issued for fta; Shawn D. Dople: fines/ owner operator to maintain E. Morgan III, complaint. Mt. Vernon, factory to Jack and Dawn Stallsworth. James Michael Clark: fees/restitution due ($893), required insurance, bench Michael Sturgill vs. Brandon Ray Hellard, 23, Tax $8. fines/fees due ($333), bw bw issued for fta. warrant (bw) issued for fta. Rhonda Sturgill, petition for Mt. Vernon, factory. 8/29/ Roy R. and Rose M. issued for fta/7 days in jail Virgil Cromer: fines/fees Harold A. Adams: fines/ dissolution of marriage. CI- 12 Earls, property in Rockcstle or payment in full. due ($208), bw issued for fees due ($133), bw issued 00199 County, to Ralph and Laura Amanda G. Collins: to fta/5 days in jail or payment for fta/3 days in jail or pay- Rogers. Tax $7.50. provide proof of 25 hours in full. ment in full. Deeds Jack J. and Carol L. community service work Keri Bell: fines/fees due Robert L. Abney: speed- District Civil Collins and Steven Collins, (csw), converted to 5 days ($682.29), bw issued for fta. ing and failure of non- Recorded property in Sunny Side Es- in jail/concurrent. Darrell I. Boshers: alco- owner operator to maintain Suits tates, to John G. Hamm and Nicole A. Cotton: fines/ hol intoxication, $50 fine. required insurance, bw is- John and Connie Hamm Jim R. Neely. Tax $6.50. fees due ($733), converted Dale J. Bradley: failure to sued for fta. Cave Valley Apartments and John E. and Lisa L. Harold Plasecki, prop- to 15 days in jail/concurrent. wear seat belts, $25 fine; no Harold A. Adams: fines/ erty on Copper Creek Road, Angelia L. Cox: drug operators license in posses- fees due ($133), bw issued v. Harold Amyx, et al, forc- Clontz, property in Castle ible detainer complaint. Ridge Subdv., to Jake to Fred R. and Esther M. paraphernalia-buy/possess, sion, $50 fine. for fta/3 days in jail or pay- Equable Ascent Finan- Woodall and Abby Hecker. Tax $109. $100 fine and costs. Charles E. Buis, Jr: fines/ ment in full. Bonnie Whitis, property Dustin L. Cromer: pos- fees due ($188), bw issued cial LLC vs. Billie Byrd, McClure. $1,960.16 plus claimed due. Harold E. Shearer and in Rockcastle County, to session of marijuana, $100 Midland Funding vs. Ja- Ralph B. Shearer, co-execu- Connie R. Taylor and Nona fine and 5 days in jail/pro- Burke-Taylor. Tax $73. bated 12 months. son Goff, $1,409.63 plus tors, property on U.S. 25N Central Body Service claimed due. near Renfro Valley, to Marcus and Beverly C. Gregory Damrell: pos- Portfolio Recovery Rockcastle Hospital and Huff, property in Lear Crest session controlled sub- has teamed with Subdv., to Appalachian Fed- stance, 3rd degree and drug Asso. LLC vs. Carrie Respiratory Care Center, Haddix Custom Detailing to Stallsworth, $970.43 plus inc. Tax $39. eral Credit Union. No tax. paraphernalia-buy/possess, claimed due. William D. Dooley, Rev. Larry H. and Sonya S. bw issued for fta. offer another great service. Gregory, property in Lake Sandra E. Damrell: Portfolio Recovery Trust, property in Mt. Asso. LLC vs. Dwight L. Vernon, to Sondra Mullins. View Estates Subdv., to speeding, $32 fine; failure to Basic hand wash to a full Brown, $2,030.95 plus Tax $130. Kyle and Marcie Johnson. use child restraint device in Tax $65. vehicle, $50 fine. claimed due. Jimmy Hicks, property detail that is guaranteed to make Midland Funding vs. on Old Backhoe Ridge Vincent Nienaber and Stephanie R. Damrell: your vehicle look great! Terry Reynolds, $1,948.87 Road, to LaMonica and Ron Vickie Nienaber, property in failure to wer seat belts, $25 Rockcastle County, to fine/suspended on condi- plus claimeed due. Coffey. Tax $13. Free pickup and delivery Vickie Nienaber. tion; no operators license in possession, $50 fine and Stop by Central Body Service or give us costs. a call today to make an appointment. District David W. Davidson: 606-256-4210 or 606-308-1490 Court fines/fees due ($743), bw District Court News Stop by and see August 29, 2012 Marlene Lawson Hon. Jeffrey S. Lawless Rodney J. Coffey: no for all your life and operator’s license in posses- health insurance needs! sion, failure of owner to maintain required insurance/ security, fleeing or evading (606) police, sentencing orders entered. Kevin P. Fisher: no tail 256-2050 lamps, no/expired Kentucky registration receipt, failure of non-owner operator to maintain required insurance, no/expired registration plates, operating on sus- pended/revoked operators license, bench warrant is- sued for failure to appear (fta). Visit us on the Internet at https://www.kyfb.com/rockcastle/insurance/ Glen Dana Partin: leav- ing scene of accident/failure to render aid or assistance, operating on suspended/re- voked operators license and criminal mischief, third de- gree, sentencing orders en- Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 6, 2012 • Pg. B3

Livingston fiefighter Ed Lile got a ride on Engine 30 during Saturday’s home- coming parade in Livingston.

David Meade, State Representative-elect for District 80, rode with his family in Saturday’s Homecoming parade. Meade is taking over Danny Ford’s seat in the house in January.

County Attorney Billy Reynolds got a ride in Saturdays Homecoming parade from Cecil King in his Chevy Corvette.

David Bishop is shown sporting Bishops Tire Center is his “Rat Rod” at the Livingston Homecoming parade last Saturday.

Marvin and Judy Owens in their 1957 Cadillac at the homecoming parade.

Visit us at our Crab Orchard facility located east of town across from Redi-Mart and next to Dollar General Store Car Bodies & Tin $200 per ton Also buying copper, aluminum, aluminum cans, brass, batteries, steel & stainless steel Top Prices, Fast Friendly Service, Accurate Weights Monday - Friday 8:00 to 4:00 • Saturday 8:00 to 12:00 345 Main St. • Crab Orchard, KY 606-355-2322 Pg. B4 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 6, 2012

Commonwealth of Kentucky • 28th Judicial Circuit • Rockcastle Circuit Court • Division I Civil Action No. 11-CI-00314 Levi Cox Plaintiff V. Kenneth Gordon Stewart a/k/a Ken Stewart, Christina Stewart, Thomas Gibson Stewart a/k/a Tom Stewart and Charles Givens Defendants NOTICE OF SALE Pursuant to a judgment and order of sale entered in this action on June 7, 2012 for the purpose of satisfying the judgment against the defendants in the amount of FIFTY SEVEN THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED FIFT DOLLARS AND 00/100 ($57,650.00) plus interest, costs and attorney fees. I will offer at public auction the hereinafter described real property in Rockcastle County, Kentucky. At the Courthouse on East Main Street - Mt. Vernon, Kentucky on Thursday, September 20, 2012 beginning at the hour of 11:30 a.m. Said property being more particularly bounded and described as follows: PARCEL NO. 1: Being real property located on the waters of Roundstone Creek, in Rockcastle County, Kentucky, to wit: Beginning at a stone corner of J.M. Parsons, and bearing as follows: South 14 West 24 chains 40 links to a stake in T.F. Hays line, hickory pointer; thence South 59 1⁄2 East 12 chains to a rock pile west of knob; thence N 88 1⁄2 East 28 chains 40 links to two white oaks and red bud at a water fall; thence south 62 1⁄2 East 6 chains to a stake in Arthur Jordon’s line; thence with his line North 2 East 34 chains, post and sugar tree; thence south 89 1⁄2 West 4 chains to a post, two black oaks and mulberry; thence south 65 west 12 chains 25 links to a stake in a drain; thence south 75 west 15 chains 50 links to a stone, Parson’s corner; thence north 38 west 11 chains 35 links to the beginning, containing 104 acres, more or less. There is also conveyed by this instrument an undivided one half interest in the 15 feet right of way reserved by W.H. Jones in the conveyance of J.M. Parsons, the deed to which is recorded in the office of the Rockcastle County Court Clerk in Deed Book 26, page 265, to which reference is made for a more particular description; it being the intention of the grantors to convey a one-half interest in whatever right in and to said right of way they have. The above being the same real property W.S. Stewart and wife Said Stewart obtained by deed dated January 18, 1968, from William Jordan and Lorette Jordan and of record in Deed Book 85, page 517 of record in the Rockcastle County Clerk’s office, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. W.S. Stewart and Sadie Stewart deeded a one-half undivided interest to Kenneth G. Stewart in the above described real property be deed dated February 21, 1969, and of record in Deed Book 88, page 582 of record in the Rockcastle County Clerk’s office, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. PARCEL NO. 2 Being real property located in Rockcastle County, Kentucky, on the waters of Clear Creek, and more particularly bounded and described as follows: Tract No. 1: Beginning at a stone on the bank of Clear Creek and about six feet above the mouth of the spring branch, thence 12 1⁄2 E 43 poles to a stake at center of a gateway on the west side of the spring branch; thence N 2 3⁄4 W 44 poles to a stake in the branch where once stood a beech; thence N 3 1⁄2 E 14 poles to a stone on the west side of the branch where once stood a beech; thence N 47 3⁄4 W 4 poles to a stone at the angle of a fence, G.D. Gutherie’s corner; thence with the fence S 84 W 14 4/5 poles to a cedar; thence N 69 W 5 poles and 4 links to a stone; thence N 60 W 8 poles and 12 links to a cedar thence 55 1⁄2 W 13 poles and 9 links to a stone on the north side of a branch; thence with the fence up the hill N 11 W 16 poles and 5 links to a white oak; thence 42 1⁄2 W 100 poles to a stone pile with a dogwood and white oak pointers in Will Hayes line; thence N 87 1⁄2 W 10 poles and 13 links to a stake in the ridge road with two dogwood pointers, Bill Stewart’s line; thence his line and road S 27 E 8 poles; S 13 E 10 poles; S 1 W 12 poles; S 8 E 3; S 26 W 10 poles; S 38 W 24 poles; S 45 W 8 poles; S 54 W 5 poles; S 29 W 8 poles to a stone by the fence in Claud Ford’s line; thence with his line and fence N 47 W 11 poles and 13 links to a cedar S 71 W 6 poles and 13 links to a cedar; thence S 85 1⁄2 W 4/25 poles to a cedar; S 1⁄2 W 12 poles to a stake by the fence; thence S 4 1⁄2 W 18 poles and 16 links to a stone below a road and including the road between Bill Stewart and Claud Ford’s land to an old road at Stewart’s line; thence along the lower side of the road, S 79 1⁄2 E 3 poles and 6 links; S 63 E 12 2/5 poles; S 49 1⁄2 E 2 poles; S 41 1⁄2 E 8 poles to a stone; thence N 66 1⁄2 E 42 poles to a stone where once stood a white oak; thence S 7 E 51 poles to a stake; N 6 E 2 3/5 poles from a beech; thence S 89 E 6 poles to a stone; thence S 13 E 16 poles to a stone on the bank of a drain; thence S 6 W 23 poles to a stake on the north bank of Clear Creek; thence same course crossing the creek 4 poles to a stake in the road; thence up the creek about 40 poles to a stake in the road; thence up the creek about 40 poles to the beginning and contains 70 acres. The Grantee herein owning all abutting land no provision is made for the roadway into the George H. Ballinger farm. The grantee owning said Ballinger farm. Tract No. 2: Bounded on the north by Stewart heirs; on the east by Edwan Ballinger; on the south by Clear Creek; on the west by Stewart heirs; and containing about five acres being the same more or less. Tract No. 3: Beginning at a double beech, corner to Elbert Ballinger and W.H. Ballinger and Stewart heirs, N 5 E 2 poles and 15 links to a stone; thence E 6 poles and 20 links to a stone, thence S 14 E 18 poles to a stone near a drain; thence S 5 W 23 poles to a stone on the bank of Clear Creek; thence with the creek S to W.H. Ballinger’s and W.H. Fish’s original line and containing two acres more or less. This conveyance is subject to an easement dated December 5, 1969, between Edward Fish and wife, Mary Fish and Robert Fish, said easement being duly recorded in the office of the clerk of the Rockcastle County Court in Deed Book 89, page 485. The above being the same real property W.S. Stewart and wife Sadie Stewart obtained an undivided one-half interest, jointly with survivorship and Kenneth Stewart and June Stewart obtained an undivided one-half interest, jointly with survivorship, by deed dated January 10, 1970, from Edward Fish and wife, Mary Fish and of record in Deed Book 89, page 542 of record in the Rockcastle County Clerk’s office, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. PARCEL NO. 3: Tract No. 1: Beginning at a stone, corner to C.L. Brock and lands herein conveyed; thence N 20 1⁄4 E 31 poles and 16 links; thence S 42 1⁄2 E 36 poles; thence S 26 W 19 poles; thence N 24 1⁄2 E 20 poles; thence S 33 1⁄4 W 21 1/5 poles; thence S 7 1⁄2 E 33 poles and 22 links; thence N 89 W 12 poles; thence S 11 1⁄2 E 9 3/5 poles; thence S 32 W 6 poles; thence N 79 W 8 poles; thence S 63 W 9 poles; thence N 25 W 4 3⁄4 poles; thence S 57 1⁄4 W 12 2/5 poles; thence N 33 W 24 4/5 poles; thence S 86 1⁄2 E 12 poles; thence N 33 W 30 2/5 poles; thence N 86 1⁄2 W 12 poles; thence N 33 1⁄2 W 55 poles; thence N 81 1⁄2 E 62 poles to the point of beginning and containing 42 1⁄2 acres by survey. There is excluded and not herein conveyed from the above described boundary a cemetery consisting of approximately one half acre, said cemetery being on the line which adjoins the property of C.L. Brock. There is further excluded from the above described tract and not herein conveyed, a small parcel heretofrom deeded to the Rockcastle County Board of Education by the grantors herein by Deed dated ______and of record in Deed Book _____, page _____, reference being made thereto for a more complete description of said exclusion. Tract No. 2: Beginning at a marked corner, corner to L & N R R Company and R.H. Lewis property; thence N 59 1⁄2 W 82 feet; thence N 56 1⁄2 E 285 feet and 8 inches; thence S 33 E 97 feet; thence S 54 1⁄2 W 239 feet to the point of beginning, and containing one half acre. EXCEPTION: There is excepted herefrom the following: property conveyed to C.G. Stewart and wife Beulah Stewart by deed dated January 4, 1957, and being of record in Deed Book 77, page 354. EXCEPTION: There is excepted herefrom the following: property conveyed to Kenneth Stewart and June Stewart by deed dated September 20, 1967, and being of record in Deed Book 87, page 275. EXCEPTION: Tract No. 2 herein was sold to Shirley Smith and Elizabeth Parsons Smith by deed dated July 2, 1996, and of record in Deed Book 85, page 628. The above being the same real property W.S. Stewart and wife Sadie Stewart obtained by deed dated August 27, 1956, from Edith Phillips Allen, et al., and of record in Deed Book 77, page 348 of record in the Rockcastle County Clerk’s office, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. PARCEL NO. 4: Being real property located on the waters of Roundstone Creek, in Rockcastle County, Ky., and on the east side of the Dixie Highway and abutting on same, to wit: Tract No. 1: Bounded on the north by the lands of Virgil Abney; on the east by the W.H. Jones tract; on the south by the lands of Dewey Bullen; on the west by the lands of Bert Thacker and the old Dixie Highway, and containing eighty-five (85) acres more or less. Tract No. 2: Beginning at a stake in the Scaffold Cane Pike, in old line between Frank Seals and Thomas F. Hayes; thence with the right of way line of the said road approximately five chains to mouth of culvert; thence a southeast direction, approximately two chains to a walnut, or the old line between Frank Seals and Thomas F. Hayes; thence a northerly direction with said old line to the beginning and containing one-half acre more or less. The above being the same real property W.S. Stewart and Kenneth Stewart obtained by deed dated September 7, 1965, from Tommie Carpenter and of record in Deed Book 85, page 104 of record in the Rockcastle County Clerk’s office, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. PARCEL NO. 5: Tract No. 1: Beginning at a black oak on the west bank of Clear Creek; thence W 30 poles to a stake on the west side of an orchard at a fence; thence N 3 E 192 poles to a stake in Warren _____, W.M. Bullen’s line; thence N 81 W _____ poles to a stone corner to the said _____, now J.L. Bullen and W.M. Hayes; thence with W.M. Hayes line S 83 W28 poles to a stake in Wm. Stewart now W.M. Hayes line; thence with said line S 10 W 99 poles to a stake 15 feet east of a small black walnut corner; thence on with Stewart’s line, now Hayes line S 25 W 34 1⁄2 poles to a stone corner; thence N 16 W 23 poles to a stake corner of said Stewart and Wm. Wood, now Wm. Hayes and J.J. Wood corner; thence with Wm. Wood line, now J.J. Wood line, S 29 E 6 poles to a beech; thence 4 W 12 poles to a sycamore on the east bank of a branch; thence S 5 E 44 poles to a gate post; thence S 11 W 40 poles to a stake just above the mouth of Cave Spring Branch at Clear Creek; thence up said creek and with its meanders to the beginning and contains seventy-five acres more or less. Tract No. 2: Beginning at a beech standing on the north side of the county road that leads up Clear Creek, it being a corner also to the land now owned by A.W. Stewart and in an old line of McFarlin’s lower survey; thence with one of McFarlin’s old line N 1 E to a corner of Mason Fish’s land; thence with said Fish’s line to a division line made by the second party mentioned in this deed (Joseph Wood deed) and W.M. Hayes; thence with said division line S 3 W 192 poles to a stake; thence with same division line E 20 poles to a black oak standing on the west bank of Clear Creek; thence down said Creek with its meanders to a stake, it being the last corner to that part of the same farm, deed to W.M. Hayes; thence to the beginning. Tract No. 3: Beginning at a black oak, corner in G.D. Gutherie and H.H. Wood’s line, N 30 E 14 poles to a stone corner to same parties; thence N 98 poles to a stone corner to same parties with white oak pointer; thence S 33 W 6 poles 12 links to a stone on bank of branch; thence with meanders of the branch S 44 poles to a stone with black gum pointer; thence S 4 W leaving the branch 66 poles to the beginning, containing 3 1⁄2 acres more or less. The above being the same real property W.S. Stewart and Sadie Stewart obtained a one-half undivided interest in, jointly with survivorship and Kenneth G. Stewart and June Stewart obtained a one-half undivided interest, jointly with survivorship, by deed dated February 15, 1972, from T.J. Parsons and wife, June Parsons and of record in Deed Book 92, page 496 of record in the Rockcastle County Clerk’s office, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. PARCEL NO. 6: Beginning south of road near Claud Ford’s, thence south 29 E 49 poles to a corner near a rock corner; thence S 49 E 49 poles W.S. Stewart’s line to a poplar stump in the first big hollow, corner of W.S. Stewart’s line and Tabitha Ballinger’s line; thence N 64 E to the old road; thence with south side of road and with the bends and crooks of the road to the beginning and containing about three acres more or less. Stone corners on south side of road. The above being the same real property W.S. Stewart obtained by deed dated April 30, 1948, from Robert Fish and wife, Josie Fish of record in Deed Book 68, page 500 of record in the Rockcastle County Clerk’s office, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. PARCEL NO. 7: Beginning at a stone and small ash in Wolfe line same being S.S. Guthries’ corner and bearing N 87 1⁄2 W 16.06 chains to Brocks and Jordan’s corner; thence with Brocks line S 2 W 28.85 chains to a stake in a drain; thence N 38 E 22.46 chains over top of flat rock ridge to a stake in line of S.S. Guthries; thence with Guthries lines N 62 W 0.69 links to a hickory branch being S.S. Guthries corner; thence continuing with Guthries line N 23 1⁄2 E 11.16 chains to the beginning containing 19 acres, be the same more or less. The above being the same real property W.S. Stewart obtained by deed dated January 27, 1969, from Richard N. Koehler and Elva M. Koehler of record in Deed Book 80, page 69 of record in the Rockcastle County Clerk’s office, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. PARCEL NO. 8: Tract No. 1: Beginning at a set stone Northeast side of road, being a corner of the late Clell Mullins and Leroy Mullins and now to be a corner of W.S. Stewart and bearing S31 W 4.34 chains with the meanders of the road, S 40 W 9.00 chains to a culvert and ditch, a corner of Nannie Mullins, both parties to have use of ditch for drainage; thence N 55 W 1.50 chains to the creek, a corner in Stewart’s line; thence with his line and the meanders of the creek, N 45 E 8.16 chains, N 13 E 5.42 chains, thence leaving the creek S 58 E 3.75 chains to the beginning, and containing 2.50 acres to be the same more or less. The above being the same real property W.S. Stewart and Kenneth Stewart obtained by deed dated February 5, 1962, from Nannie Mullins of record in Deed Book 81, page 589 of record in the Rockcastle County Clerk’s office, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. Tract No. 2: Beginning at a set stone, a corner of the late Clell Mullins, now Nannie Mullins; and bearing N 58 W 3.75 chains to a point in Clear Creek, Mullins’ corner in Stewart’s line; thence with Stewart’s line and the meanders of the creek N 37 E 6126 chains to a point in creek, N 52 E 2.60 chains, N 82 E 3.55 chains, S 82 E 2.89 chains to a point in the creek opposite an Elm on the bank; thence leaving the creek and passing the aforementioned elm to the County Road, and continuing same bearing S 55 W 4.25 with the meanders of the road S 48 W 6.00 chains S 33 W 2.86 chains to the beginning, and containing 3.9 acre more or less. EXCEPTION: There is excluded from the above the following real property which was sold by deed dated January 3, 1968, and of record in Deed Book 87, page 364. The above being the same real property W.S. Stewart and Kenneth Stewart obtained by deed dated February 3, 1962, from Leroy Mullins of record in Deed Book 81, page 590 of record in the Rockcastle County Court Clerk’s office, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. PARCEL NO. 9: Beginning at a stone on an old ridge road; thence North 85 W 36 poles to a stone corner, W.S. Stewart’s; thence N 13 poles to a stone; thence South 85 E 30 poles to stone near the ridge road, W.S. Stewart’s corner; thence with the road to be beginning, and containing two and one-half (2 1⁄2) acres, more or less. The above being the same real property W.S. Stewart and Kenneth Stewart obtained by deed dated July 22, 1961, from Chester Potts and Fannie Potts of record in Deed Book 81, page 253 of record in the Rockcastle County Court Clerk’s office, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. Being the same property conveyed to Ken Stewart and Thomas Stewart by Master Commissioner’s Deed dated ______, 2012, from Ruby H. Stewart, et al., by Jerome S. Fish, Special Master Commissioner of the Rockcastle Circuit Court, which deed is recorded in the Rockcastle County Clerk’s office, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky, in Deed Book ____ at page ____. The property shall be sold on the following terms & conditions: 1. Parcels 1-9 shall be sold separately. 2. The real property shall be sold for cash or upon a credit of thirty (30) days with the purchaser required to pay a minimum of ten percent (10%) of the purchase price in cash on the date of sale and to secure the balance with a bond approved by the Master Commissioner. 3. The bond shall bear interest at the rate of twelve percent (12%) per annum until paid in full. The bond shall have the force and effect of a judgment and shall be and remain a lien upon the property sold as additional surety for the payment of the purchase price. 4. Unpaid delinquent state, county and/or city real estate taxes shall be paid out of proceeds of the sale. 5. The purchaser shall pay the 2012 local, county and state property taxes. 6. Full satisfaction of the plaintiff’s judgment shall be paid from the proceeds of the sale. 7. The purchaser shall have possession of the real property upon compliance with the terms of the sale. 8. In the event that the plaintiff is the successful bidder and the sale price does not exceed the amount of the plaintiff’s judgment, no deposit or bond shall be required. 9. The sale shall be made subject to all easements, set back lines, restrictions or covenants of record or otherwise and shall be sold “as is”. John D. Ford Master Commissioner • Rockcastle Circuit Court Mt. Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 6, 2012 • Pg. B5

ClassifiedsSand Springs Area on Jerry J. Cox on or before School House Road. Viola- Feb. 13, 2013 at 11 a.m. CLASSIFIED RATES tors will be prosecuted. 37x3 37x29p Notice is hereby given that • Local Rates - $4 for 25 words Posted: No trespassing on James E. Noe, P.O. Box or less - .10 each additional word land belonging to James and 386, Mt. Vernon, Ky. 40456 Dorothy Rash heirs on Rash has been appointed Admin- Branch Road off Chestut istrator of the estate of • Display Classifieds Ridge. No hunting, camp- Sinnie Lois Noe on the 15th ing, ATVs, trespassing for day of August, 2012. Any 859-302-0197 Tiling • Flooring $5.00/Inch any purpose. Not respon- person having claims sible for accidents. Violators against said estate shall Painting (Commercial & Residential) General Construction Deadline for Classifieds will be prosecuted. (1/3/13) present them, according to Posted: No trespassing on law, to the said James E. is 10 a.m. TUESDAY property belonging to Noe or to Hon. H. Vincent Johnny and Melinda Rader Pennington III, Sheehan, For Sale: House in at Woodthrush Lane, Cove Barnett, Dean, Pennington, B.C.C. Metals Brodhead. 247 Proffitt St. 3 Branch, Brush Creek and Little & Dexter, P.S.C., 114 For Rent BR with large closets, 2 BA, Climax Roads. 34x4p South Fourth Street, Featuring metal roofing, siding, LR, kitchen and dining with Posted: No trespassing on Danville, Ky. 40422 on or For Rent: 606-308-3801 oak cabinets, refrigerator Crawford Place - Old before February 18, 2013 at trim and insulation. Gary W. Mink and range. Large utility Brodhead Road. Danny 11 a.m. 37x3 Same day service available on most orders. room with washer/dryer, Smith. 47tfn Notice is hereby given that Residential Rentals Posted: Absolutely no hunt- Patsy Barnes, 2272 Quail Apartments & Houses 12x17 sunroom. 2 car at- Contact Jerry Blair tached garage. 36x36 de- ing, fishing or trespassing Road, Mt. Vernon, Ky. $350 - $395 tached garaage. 606-758- on property belonging to 40456 has filed a Periodic Toll Free 1-800-658-4902 • 256-4700 Must have: Proof of Income 8419. 38x2 Mark and Debbie Settlement of her accounts Located 4 miles s. of Berea, off U.S. 25 at 862 Lambert Rd. • References • Deposit Cummins. Violators will be as guardian of Jaiden For Sale By Owner: 3BR, Serving Rockcastle County & surrounding counties. For Rent: 2 bedroom 2 full BAs, LR, kitchen, big prosecuted. 9x52p Brooke Barnes, a minor. A house. $300 month/$300 bonus room, fireplace, Posted: No trespassing, hearing on said settlement www.bccmfg.com deposit. Lower River Road. aboveground pool, nice hunting or fishing on land will be held on September 859-358-9670. 38x2p storage building on 1 acre belonging to Rachel 24, 2012 at 11 a.m. Any ex- For Rent: House in in Berea. Nice neighbor- Denney on Hwy. 3245 ceptions to said settlement Brodhead. $410 month/ hood. Call for appt. 606- (former Reggie Benge prop- must be filed before this Legal Notice $400 deposit. Large lot be- 308-3685. 38x4p erty). date. 38x2 hind house. 606-758-8922 Lots For Sale: Castle Ridge Posted: No hunting, tres- Notice is hereby given that In accordance with Chapter 65 and 424 of the Ken- or 308-9158. 39x3p Subdivision. Use same en- passing or ATVs on land be- Joe Hampton, 4081 Boone tucky Revised Statutes the following information and sup- For Lease: Land at Sand try way as Bible Baptist longing to Jason and Sara Rd., Stanford, Ky. 40484 porting data may be inspected by the general public at Coguer at Roundstone. Not has been appointed execu- Springs on Schoolhouse Church. All lots have city Rockcastle County Extension Office, 1050 West Main St., Hill Road for hunting. 606- responsible for accidents. tor of the estate of Sam sewer and underground Mt. Vernon, KY on September 26, 2012 between the hours 256-3656. 37x4p Posted: No trespassing on Hampton. Any person hav- utilities. starting at $12,900. of 9:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. For Rent: 2 bedroom trailer 606-256-5692 • 256-4504 • property known as C.B. ing claims against said es- in Brodhead. No pets. 758- 308-3730. 50x1 Owens Farm across from tate shall present them, ac- Rockcastle County Extension District Board 4729. 34xntf For Sale: Mobile home lots, Fairgrounds in Brodhead. cording to law, to the said Board Members: Name Address For Rent: House and trailer located in Sunnyside Mo- Violators will be pros- Joe Hampton or to Hon. Chairman Roy Reynolds 2329 Bee Lick Road, Crab Orchard, KY 40419 in Mt. Vernon. Deposit re- bile Home Park. 1/2 acre ecuted. 25tfn John Heckley, P.O. Box Vice Chairman Noreitta Thompson 896 E. Level Green Rd., Brodhead, KY 40409 quired. No pets. Stewart lots - $500 down and $100 270, Stanford, Ky. 40484 on Secretary Kathleen Stevens 3831 New Brodhead Road, Mt. Vernon, KY 40456 Rentals 606-256-3841. per month. Call 606-256- Mobile Homes or before February 27, 2013 Treasurer Virginia Hansel 4802 Willailla Rd., Brodhead, Ky. 40409 33xntf 5692 or 606-256-5648. at 11 a.m. 39x3 Carol Sigmon 477 Rimmel Cemetery Rd., Mt. Vernon, KY 40456 For Rent: 2 bedroom apart- 50x1 For Sale Notice is hereby given that Chris Robbins 2410 Ottawa Road, Brodhead, KY 40409 ment with stove and dish- Regina Benge, P.O. Box For Sale: Newly remodeled Bank Repos, single and Jeff Hayes PO Box 1442, Mt. Vernon, KY 40456 washer (clean). $400 rent/ 395, Brodhead, Ky. 40409 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath home doubles - some withland. $400 security deposit. 606- and Larry Lawrence, 1502 with over 1,800 sq. feet lo- Owner financing available. Summary Financial Statement 308-5561. 34x4p Ottawa School Road, cated in Mt. Vernon. This Perfect credit not required. For Fiscal Period 7-1-11 to 6-30-12 For Rent: Duplex in Brodhead, Ky. 40409 have home is within walking dis- Will also do land in lieu of Brodhead. All appliances been appointed co-adminis- Revenues tance of school, hospital and down payment. Call Jim at furnished. Call Patty 758- trators of the estate of Ed- Taxes (All categories) $172,222.29 groceries. The home fea- 859-985-0344 or 859-623- 9666. 33xntf ward Ray Whitaker. Any Other Revenues $646.25 tures a large master suite, 3089. D&D Mobile Homes Duplex for rent in Mt. person having claims Interest Earned $1,093.22 formal dining room, living at Clays Ferry Exit 97 on I- Vernon and Brodhead. Call against said estate shall Receipts and Cash room, den and spacious 75 northof Richmond. Open Amy Nicely at 256-8700. present them, according to Carryover from Prior Fiscal Year $200,284.88 kitchen with wall to wall 7 days. visit us on the web at 36ntf law, to the said Regina cabinets. The exterior has a www.usedmobilehomesRus.com Total Receipts, Cash & Revenues $374,246.64 Benge and Larry Lawrence For Rent: Accepting appli- large front porch with beau- 3BR 2BA 1568 sq. ft. home cations at Mt. Vernon Hous- tiful landscaping and nice delivered and set up or to Hon. William D Expenditures ing Authority on Mondays size detached building that $44,900! Only $28 a sq. ft. Reynolds, P.O. Box 1250, Personnel $61,287.00 140 West Main St., Mt. 9 a.m. til 12 noon. Rent could be used for a work- Only 2 left! Only at Clayton Operations $66,710.17 based on income. 256-4185. shop or extra storage. Ask- Homes of Somerset! We fi- Vernon, Ky. 40456 on or Administration $2,250.43 14xntf ing $84,900. If interested, nance. 606-678-8134. 39x4 before February 25, 2013 at Total Appropriations $130,247.60 11 a.m. 39x3 Accepting Applications: call 256-9914 or 606-308- If you have a deed to land, For 2 and 3 bedroom units 4990. 37xntf Notice is hereby given that I, the undersigned, Treasurer of Rockcastle County District Coopera- clear title for trade in, or as tive Extension Education Fund, hereby certified that the above is a true at Valley View Apartments. For Sale: 1.9 acre wooded little as $2000 cash, we have Marlene Stallsworth, 9961 N. Wilderness Road, Mt. and correct record of the accounts of the Rockcastle County District Rent based on income. Call lot on Freedom School a home for you! We finance! 256-5912. Equal Housing Road. Septic tank and city Vernon, Ky. 40456 has been Cooperative Extension Education Fund, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky, as of Sep- Call today 606-678-8134. tember 1, 2012. Opportunity, TDD for hear- water already there. 3/4 mile New 3BR, 2BA vinyl sid- appointed executrix of the estate of Warren J. Hoggard ing impaired only. 1-800- from 150. 606-308-2290. ing and shingled roof. De- Virginia Hansel, Treasurer 247-2510. 36tfn 37xntf livered and set for $25,900. on the 29th day of August, Rockcastle County District Cooperative Education Fund Limited time only! We 2012. Any person having claims against said estate Subscribed and sworn to before me by the foregoing Affiant, Virginia Hansel, this 4th day of fiunance! Call today 606- September, 2012. Property shall present them, accord- 678-8134. 39x4 Judy Dillingham, Notary Public, State of Kentucky at large. My commission expires: 3-27-13 Posted ing to law, to the said For Sale Marlene Stallsworth or to Posted: No trespassing, Hon. Jerry J. Cox, P.O. Box For Sale: 80 Union Chapel hunting, fishing or ATVs on Notices 1350, Mt. Vernon, Ky. Rockcastle County Road. 1600 sq. ft. 3BR/2BA property of Rick and Louise 40456 on or before March brick ranch, located on one Spall on Chetnut Ridge Notice is hereby given that 4, 2013 at 11 a.m. Public Library acre. Completely remod- Road in Mt. Vernon and P.O. Gatliff Craig, 1311 Ken- Notice is hereby given that eled. Minutes from I-75. Box 1001 in Berea. Viola- tucky 3245, Brodhead, Ky. Elzie Carl Robinson, P.O. 60 Ford Drive • Mt. Vernon, Ky. 40456 Call 765-969-0613 for de- tors will be prosecuted. 40409 has been appointed Box 1642, Mt. Vernon, Ky. Director: Pamela R. Chaliff tails. 23xntf 38x4p executor of the estate of J.S. 40456 has been appointed Posted: No hunting or tres- Craig, Jr. on the 20th day of executor of the estate of Board Members: For Rent passing on property belong- August, 2012. Any person Barbara Sue Robinson on Chairman Secretary: ing to Carol Blackburn, having claims against said the 27th day of August, Mary Ponder Carolyn Collins Maple St. Storage 1435 Marler Hollow. Viola- estate shall present them, 2012. Any person having Mt. Vernon, KY 40456 Brodhead, KY 40409 tors will be prosecuted. according to law, to the said of Brodhead claims against said estate Vice-Chairman: Member: 37x26p Gatliff Craig or to Hon. shall present them, accord- Jerry Burke Darrell Furmon Posted: Absolutely no hunt- William D. Reynolds, P.O. ing to law, to the said Elzie 256-2884 or Mt. Vernon, Ky. Mt. Vernon, KY 40456 ing, fishing or traspassing on Box 1250, Mt. Vernon, Ky. Carl Robinson or to Hon. 606-308-2491 land belonging to William 40456 on or before Feb. 20, William D. Reynolds, P.O. Treasurer: and Donna Asher, located in 2013 at 11 a.m. 38x3 Box 1250, 140 West Main Tracy Lewis • Brodhead, KY 40409 Notice is hereby given that St., Mt. Vernon, Ky. 40456 Summary Financial Statement Keith Rigsby, P.O. Box 581, on or before Feb. 27, 2013 For Fiscal Year Period 7-1-11 to 6-30-12 Brodhead, Ky. 40409 has at 11 a.m. 39x3 been appointed administra- General Fund Notice: To Randall and Revenues tor of the estate of Susie Olivia Pigg. Property left at Rigsby on the 13th day of 240 West Main Street, Apt. Taxes (all categories) $244,012 August, 2012. Any person #1, Mt. Vernon, Ky. must be Intergovernmental Revenues $16,947 Charges for Services $3,863 having claims against said removed within 10 days Other Revenues $12,610 estate shall present them, from Thursday, Sept. 6 or it according to law, to the said will be considered aban- Total Revenues: $277,432 Keith Rigsby or to Hon. doned property and dis- Receipts and Cash Jerry J. Cox, P.O. Box 1350, posed of. 39x1p House For Sale • 190 West Main St. Mt. Vernon Carryover from prior fiscal year $105,998 Mt. Vernon, Ky. 40456 on Transfers to Other Funds -$50,000 Brick, 3 levels, full finished basement consisting of lg. family room or before Feb. 13, 2013 at with fireplace, large laundry room, 11 a.m. 37x3 Total Receipts and Cash: $55,998 storm shelter. Main level has newly re- Notice is hereby given that Receipts, Cash & Revenues Total $333,430 done kitchen and sun room, formal Personals Jerry J. Cox, P.O. Box 1350, Expenditures: dining room with window seat, living White, single, male, 55. Mt. Vernon, Ky. 40456 has Personnel** $111,150 room, bedroom, bath. Upstairs has 2 bedrooms, Honest, live alone in beau- bath, large walk-in attic. Lots of closets and been appointed Executor Operations $74,835 storage in the house. Also has 20’ x 40’ inground w.w.a. of the estate of tiful 2 bedroom home. Administration $18,544 pool (recently redone) with separate pool house, Casper S. Livesay on the Moved here approx. 4 years Total Expenditures: $204,529 ago. Would like to meet bath and shower, out buildings. Beautiful landscaping and sitting 13th day of August, 2012. ** includes health Ins., unemployment, etc. areas. Separate apartment bldg. with living/dining room, kitchen, Any person having claims singe woman 45-55, honest, washer/dryer hookup, bedroom, large bathroom, handicap against said estate shall that would enjoy company, Supporting documentation for this statement accessible. All convenient to town and grocery. present them, verified ac- dinners, dancing? etc. Call is located at For more information call 606-308-9002 cording to law, to the said 606-308-1334. 38x1p 60 Ford Drive • Mt. Vernon, KY 40456 Pg. B6 • Mt. Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 6, 2012

w/lamp, Christmas items, and 8, 8:30 to ? Household Grave Markers & Monu- landscaping. 256-9222 or Help Wanted Yard Sales Home Interior, toaster, items, purses, clothing and ments: In stock at all times. 606-308-1629. Help Wanted: Hotel front blood pressure machine, much more. Low prices. McNew Monument Sales, P&P Guttering: 5 & 6 inch 2 Family Yard Sale: Friday curtains, some tools. Some- Fabric and Carport Sale - desk clerk. Full time or part US 25, 4 miles north of Mt. seamless gutters, siding, and Saturday, 8 a.m. to ? thing for everyone. Rain or shine. Sept. 7 and time. Experience preferred. Home of Zelma Gabbard, 1 Vernon. Phone 256-2232. soffit and window installa- Apply in person at: Days Yard Sale: First one this 8th, Fri. & Sat., 9 a.m. to U Call We Haul! Moving? tion. Call 256-4393. Free 1/2 miles on Sand Springs year. Hilltop Market. Given 6p.m. 2 miles on 1004, Or- Inn, 1630 Richmond St., Road. Given by Stacie Need Help? Cars, furniture, estimates. Mt. Vernon, Ky. No phone by Phyllis McGuire and lando Road, frm U.S. 25 construction cleanup -- any- Gail’s Pampered Pooch Gabbard. Baby items in- Andrea Wynn Hiatt. All Burr. Fabric $2 per yard. calls please. 38x2 cluding Pack and Go swing, thing that fits on a truck, 57 West Main St. • kinds of clothes, including Yard Sale on Sycamore St., large or small! No Gar- Brodhead saucer, Winnie the Pooh crib baby and infants. 8 a.m. to ? Brodhead. Signs will be set, etc. Boy’s and girl’s bage!! Light backhoe and For appt. call 606-758-0064 Motor Vehicles Benefit Auction/Yard Sale/ posted. 9to ?. Baby boys and 20xntf clothes - newborn to 3T, Car Wash: Northside Bap- girls clothes. All kinds of For Sale dishes, cmforter sets (tod- tist Church, Sept. 8th. Yard little girl’s clothes, different We also buy For Sale: 2005 Scion tC dler, twin and full), women’s sale, 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. sizes. Women’s clothes, 2 batteries, converters, black, 2 dr. hatchback with clothes M-XL and shoes 7- Car Wash, 8 to ? Auction car seats, books, toys and aluminum wheels and 100,000 miles. TRD ex- 8, area rug, books, movies radiators, starters, starts at 1 p.m. If anyone maybe some guy’s stuff and and alternators. haust, 18” wheels, fog lights, and CDs for all ages, Leap would like to donate items a lot more stuff. Just come lip spoiler. Great car priced Frog desk, VSmile and for yard sale or auction, you out and take a look Used tires and parts below Kelly Blue Book much more. Rain cancels. can bring by church. All pro- Yard Sale: Thurs., Fri. & for sale at dirt value. $8,200. Contact Dr. Huge Yard Sale: 45 ceeds go to Northside Bap- Satl, 8:30 to ? Home of cheap prices. John Parsons, 606-256-5825 Langdon St. Sept. 7 and 8, tist Church. Mary Ponder, 840 West after 6 p.m. 38x2p 8 a.m. to ? Lots of figurines Several Yard and Garage Main St. Make $1,000 selling your old scrap cars-trucks and farm 2003 Chevy Silverado, 4 (cats, angels, etc), glass- Sales: Sept. 7 and 8 at Yard Sale: Fri. & Sat., 8 to equipment and machinery. door LS, 4wd truck, ex- ware, pictures, clothes, Woodstock on Hwy. 39. 5 3 on Sand Springs Road, 7 Call 24 hours a day. If no answer, leave message and your call will be returned. tended cab, 5.3 V8 engine, misc. Good stuff - low Families. First house on miles next to Church of good tires, AC works great, prices. Goodhope Road off 39. Christ. Men’s and women’s 859-358-3560 or 606-256-3841 anytime power seats, trailer-tow 3 Family Sale: Sat., 8 to ? Watch for signs. clothes, baby girl clothes package, step-side bed, Z71 White Rock Road near 461 Garage Sale: 89 Old and 2 prom dresses. off road package, Bose pre- end. 9 drawer dresser, wing Sigmon Loop, home of Yard Sale: At Mt Vernon mium stereo, aluminum al- back recliner, round dining Randall and Sandi Himes. Church of God on West loy wheels, keyless remote, table with 4 chairs, women’s Thurs., Sept. 6 and Friday, Main St. this Saturday from Award-Winning Line-X bed liner. NADA reg. and plus size, men’s, Sept. 7th, 9 to 5. Rain or 8 to 3 p.m. book value $11,450. Priced boys and girls 9-12 mos., shine. All clothes will be $1 Water Features & to sell at $8,900. 606-308- girls 10-12, Home interior or less. Baby bed set, lots of 2363. and much more. Too much shoes and purses, bar stools, For Sale: 2002 Pontiac Professional to mention. lots of household iitems, Landscaping Grand Prix. Small dent in Yard Sale: First one this plus size women’s clothing, fender/crack in windshield. Services year. Too many items to collector aluminum Pepsi A/C, PW, good interior. mention. Something for ev- bottles, Harley Davidson Pro Service. Office or Max Phelps White, 4 doors. Runs great. eryone. Saturday, 8 to 2 collector telephone, decora- home cleaning. Call 863- $1,600. 606-308-9759. Member I.P.P.C.A only. Hwy. 70 past Quail tions, toys, flower arrange- 303-3213. 38x2p Park. Turn right beside ments, CDs, two wedding Painting (interior or exte- Miscellaneous Dabney Feed Mill onto West dresses - size 4 and size 8 - rior), lawnmowing and Level Green Road. First real nice, solid oak U.K. trimming. Marty Mullins, 606-416-3911 For Sale house on left. rocking chair. A little bit of 256-0575 or 859-582-9199. For Sale: Mixed grass hay, New 3 Families Yard Sale: everything. 38x2 www.rockcastles.net 5x5 rolls, $25. Call 606- All new items, including 3 Family Yard Sale Sept. 6, Owens Monument: Lo- 256-5976. 38x3 plus size women’s clothes, 7 and 8. Off 1152 going to- cated behind Owens Fu- Bed Bugs? Use Harris Bed shoes, purses, household ward Somerset. Signs wil be neral Home in Brodhead. Bug Killer. Odorless and items,kid’s clothing, bed- posted. Lots of odds and Open Mon-F 8 to 5 and Sat. Subscribe to the Signal non-staining. Available at ding, toiletries and lots of ends. Stereo system, TV, 9 a.m. to noon. 606-758- Jack’s Hardware, 160 Will- other items, including boat wall clock, tables and little 9600. 14xntf Call 256-2244 iams St., Mt. Vernon, Ky. and boat trailer. White Rock bit of everything. Rain can- Notice: Will haul off or buy Road (Old Somerset Road) Don’t pay high heating cels. scrap metal, junk cars or Commonwealth of Kentucky bills. Eliminate them with off 150. Friday and Satur- Yard Sale: Hunter Ridge. trucks. Metal hauled for an OUTDOOR WOOD day, 8:30 to ? Friday and Saturday, Sept. 7 free. 231-6788. 14xntf 28th Judicial Circuit FURNACE from Central 3 Family Yard Sale: Thurs., Rockcastle Circuit Court • Division II Boiler. Burnside Green- Sept. 6, 4 to 7 p.m. and Fri- Civil Action No. 11-CI-00245 house 606-271-0342. 39x1 day, Sept. 7, 8 to 3. 228 Sil- Commonwealth of Kentucky ver Street, Brodhead 28th Judicial Circuit U.S. Bank National Association (behindpost office). Items as successor trustee to Bank of include 3-in-1 convertible Rockcastle Circuit Court • Division II America, N.A., as successor to Wanted crib, changing table with Civil Action No. 11-CI-00049 LaSalle Bank, N.A., as trustee for dresser, 12 mo.-4T boy’s The Merrill Lynch First Franklin Wanted To Buy: Your an- clothes, boy’s shoes, baby Community Trust Bank, Inc. Plaintiff tiques and collectibles. An- Mortgage Loan Trust, Mortgage blankets, toys, women’s Loan Asset-Backed Certificates, tique glassware, furniture, clothes and shoes, men’s V. quilts, all types of military Series 2007-5 Plaintiff clothes, purses, microwave Bentley Martin, Jr. et al Defendants items, clocks, watches and many household items. V. (working or not), pocket We have lots of brand name NOTICE OF SALE watches and wrist watch Kelly Hughes and clothes CHEAP!!! parts, pocket knives, coins Pursuant to a judgment and order of sale entered Doug Hughes Defendants and paper money. All types Garage Sale: 3108 Hurri- in this action on August 10, 2012 for the purpose of gold, silver scrap, cast iron cane School Road inMt. of satisfying the judgment against the defendants NOTICE OF SALE banks, toys, lighters, crock Vernn Friday and Saturday, in the amount of THIRTY FOUR THOUSAND 8 to 5. Kennedy metal tool Pursuant to a judgment and order of sale entered jugs, cast iron skillets, FOUR HUNDRED EIGHTY THREE DOLLARS in this action on August 10, 2012 for the purpose marbles, pocket knives, fish- box, Transit chain saw, AND 60/100 ($34,483.60) plus interest, costs and many drug store and grocery of satisfying the judgment against the defendants ing items, Indian Arrow- attorney fees. I will offer at public auction the here- in the amount of SIXTY THREE THOUSAND SIX heads, and much, much items. inafter described real property in Rockcastle Yard Sale: At Conway Mu- HUNDRED EIGHTY TWO DOLLARS AND 36/100 more. Also buying partial County, Kentucky. ($63,682.36) plus interest, costs and attorney fees. estates. Over 25 years expe- sic Barn on U.S. 25. Sept. 7 At the Courthouse on East Main Street I will offer at public auction the hereinafter described rience. Call Clarence Reece and 8, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Lots real property in Rockcastle County, Kentucky. at 606-531-0467. of designer clothing - asst. Mt. Vernon, Kentucky sizes (Old Navy, Ann Tay- on Friday, September 21, 2012 At the Courthouse on East Main Street lor, GAP, Docker, Lewis, Beginning at the Hour of 11:30 a.m. Mt. Vernon, Kentucky Pets Abercrombie, American Said property being more particularly bounded and on Friday, September 21, 2012 Eagle, etc). Like new area described as follows: Beginning at the Hour of 11:30 a.m. For Sale: AKC registered rugs, shoes and other misc. 2725 Dug Hill Road, Brodhead, KY 40409 Boxer pups - 2 female, 5 items. Too much to mention Said property being more particularly bounded and males. 308-3387 or 308- priced to sell! North on US. Beginning at the Carlos Lawrence corner on the east side of Kentucky described as follows: 2320. 39x2 25 thru Renfro toward Highway No. 1229 opposite the Laswell-Gentry Road; thence easterly 92 Acorn Lane, Mt. Vernon, KY 40456 Berea, past State Route with the line of Carlos Lawrence 75 feet to a gum tree; thence north- Beginning at a stake on the west side of the county road in Little Hurri- 1505, turn in at big yellow erly with the Lawrence line to the line of Walker Doan; thence westerly cane and running with Arlis Dodson line south 49 1⁄2 west 12 poles and Lost billboard on left. Rain or with the line of Walker Doan 150 feet more or less to the right of way 11 links to a stake; thence leaving Dodson’s line and running north 19 1⁄2 Lost: Pair of prescription shine. of Kentucky Highway No. 1229; thence southerly with the right of way west 13 poles and 3 links to a stake; thence north 39 east 4 poles and 8 sunglasses. A tortoise-shell 3 Family Yard Sale: Sat., of Kentucky Highway no. 1229 to the point of beginning and contain- links to the point of beginning, containing one acre, more or less as sur- colored frame with gold col- Sept. 8, 8:30 to ? at the ing 1.2 acres more or less. veyed by Douglas Durham. ored trim and brownish lens. Brodhead Christian Church Being the same property conveyed to Bentley Inside of frame is the name parsonage, Main St., Being the same property conveyed to Doug Hughes Martin, Jr. and wife Jaime Martin, by deed dated and wife Kelly Hughes, by deed dated September St. Johns. Reward of $200 Brodhead. Lots of name August 15, 2007, executed by Ambres Rader, et will be given if returned with brand clothing - boys size 24, 2002, executed by David Collins, single, of ux., of record in Deed Book 217, Page 474 in the record in Deed Book 193, Page 366 in the no questions asked by Sep- 12-14 husky, comforter, tri- Rockcastle County Clerk’s Office. tember 21, 2012. Please call cycle, pair of lamps, jewelry, Rockcastle County Clerk’s Office. Doris Blevins at 606-256- chest of drawers, end table The property shall be sold on the The property shall be sold on the 2798 or Cell 606-308-0420. following terms & conditions: following terms & conditions: 1. The real property shall be sold for cash or 1. The real property shall be sold for cash or The Christian Appalachian upon a credit of sixty (60) days with the purchaser upon a credit of thirty (30) days with the purchaser Project, Inc. seeks qualified and interested required to pay a minimum of twenty five percent required to pay a minimum of twenty five percent persons to fill the following position: (25%) of the purchase price in cash on the date of (25%) of the purchase price in cash on the date of sale and to secure the balance with a bond ap- Housing Leadperson #2824 sale and to secure the balance with a bond ap- proved by the Master Commissioner. proved by the Master Commissioner. Housing 2. The bond shall bear interest at the rate of 2. The bond shall bear interest at the rate of twelve percent (12%) per annum until paid in full. twelve percent (12%) per annum until paid in full. Rockcastle County. KY The bond shall have the force and effect of a judg- 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Monday - Friday or The bond shall have the force and effect of a judg- ment and shall be and remain a lien upon the prop- ment and shall be and remain a lien upon the prop- 7:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Monday - Thursday erty sold as additional surety for the payment of erty sold as additional surety for the payment of Occasional evenings and weekends the purchase price. the purchase price. 3. Unpaid delinquent state, county and/or city Plans, coordinates and leads Housing crews, volunteers and 3. Unpaid delinquent state, county and/or city real estate taxes shall be paid out of proceeds of participants in the work activities of home repair and the real estate taxes shall be paid out of proceeds of the sale. the sale. construction of new homes for low income families/ 4. The purchaser shall pay the 2011 local, county individuals; provides training and instruction to volunteers 4. The purchaser shall pay the 2012 local, county and state property taxes. and state property taxes. and participants in the home construction and repairs 5. Full satisfaction of the plaintiff’s judgment shall 5. Full satisfaction of the plaintiff’s judgment shall projects. Leads and Coordinates construction jobs for be paid from the proceeds of the sale. be paid from the proceeds of the sale. short-term volunteer through groups, WorkFest and YouthFest. 6. The purchaser shall have possession of the 6. The purchaser shall have possession of the Requirements: High school diploma or GED plus up to 18 real property upon compliance with the terms of real property upon compliance with the terms of months of specialized training/vocational education. 2-3 years the sale. the sale. of successful experience in related field of carpentry, 7. In the event that the plaintiff is the successful 7. In the event that the plaintiff is the successful construction, planning and estimating, or the equivalent bidder and the sale price does not exceed the bidder and the sale price does not exceed the amount of the plaintiff’s judgment, no deposit or combination of education and experience. amount of the plaintiff’s judgment, no deposit or bond shall be required. CAP offers competitive pay and benefits. bond shall be required. 8. The sale shall be made subject to all ease- 8. The sale shall be made subject to all ease- If interested and qualified, please respond by Sept. 14, 2012 to: ments, set back lines, restrictions or covenants of ments, set back lines, restrictions or covenants of Christian Appalachian Project • Human Resources #2824 record or otherwise and shall be sold “as is”. record or otherwise and shall be sold “as is”. PO Box 459 • Hagerhill, KY 41222 John D. Ford John D. Ford or e-mail to: [email protected] Master Commissioner Master Commissioner No phone calls accepted • An Equal Opportunity Employer Rockcastle Circuit Court Rockcastle Circuit Court The Mt. Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 6, 2012 • Pg. B7

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Livingston Homecoming Committee Chair Dell Ponder presented Danny Ford with a plaque of appreciation for his service as representative for Rockcastle County in the Kentucky House of Represenatives. Ford will retire from the house in December of this year. 8th grade students Gear Up for College

Rockcastle County 8th Bailey. event, Kennedy Bailey grade students joined 5,000 Warrix was the first in shared her thoughts on why of their peers from across his family to attend college the event is important. south-eastern Kentucky on and he told students “col- “GEAR UP is about getting Wednesday to officially lege prepares you. High you ready to get up and do kick off the Berea College school is not enough any- your best in whatever you Bittersweet Cloggers are shown clogging for the crowd at Saturday’s homecom- GEAR UP CFES Scholar’s more, guys. It used to be, do,” she said, “whether it’s ing program. The two-hour but things are changing rap- performing or applying to kick off included greetings idly and you have to be college or just being in from Lyle Roelofs, Berea prepared…so you can have middle school.” College President, and a chance of getting a great Hasan Davis, Commis- Hasan Davis, Commis- job. ” Warrix volunteers his sioner for the Kentucky De- sioner of Juvenile Justice, as time to visit schools in Ken- partment of Juvenile Jus- well as musical perfor- tucky as part of the Ken- tice, reminded the students mances by Breathitt County tucky Music Hall of Fame that they are Berea College native and Nashville record- Stars Over Appalachia pro- CFES Scholars and they are ing artist Chad Warrix and gram, working to encourage expected to graduate high Perry County 8th grader and students to stay in school school and attend college. GEAR UP student Kennedy and go to college. After the He closed the event by lead- ing the students in chanting, “I commit not to quit!” Mt. Vernon Message Davis shared with students School News 1,2,3 Magic Parent Ses- that Berea College will MVES needs your help sions will be held at MVES bring them back together in in earning cash and prizes on Tuesday, September 18 the Spring of 2017 to cel- Jeff King riding in his antique Eastern Kentucky Recycling truck during for our school. Currently from 5:00 until 6:30 and ebrate their high school Saturday’s Livingston Homecoming parade. there are four ways for us to Thursday, September 20 graduation and college go- do this. from 6:00 until 7:30. Par- ing. Coke Rewards: Check ents interested in learning GEAR UP is a U.S. De- Coca Cola beverages and about the parenting seg- partment of Education col- get the My Coke Rewards ment may choose which lege readiness program and codes and send these in to session to attend. A flyer the Berea College program school with your child. will be sent home in early works in seventeen Ken- Godfathers Fedoras: September with details. tucky counties. The goal of Simply cut the fedora off of FRC News the Berea College GEAR the side of the pizza box and FRC Soup Bean Supper UP program is to increase send to school with your for Grandparents Day will high school graduation and child. MVES will earn 25 be on Friday, September 7 college-going rates in these cents for every fedora col- from 4:00 until 7:00. If you counties. Dreama Gentry, of lected. plan on attending this event, Berea College, explains Box Tops for Education: you must turn in your “Without interventions like Clip box tops from various money and form by our GEAR UP CFES Schol- food items and send in with Wednesday, September 5. ars program, more than your child. 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Just Then K, 1st and 2nd will crease the number of stu- mention this to your server. meet at 12:30 p.m. dents who graduate from high school and attend col- Estill Philbeck’s lege.” The event was a partner- Masonic Charity Bike Ride ship between Berea Col- lege, the Kentucky Music Sat., Sept. 15, 2012 • Noon Hall of Fame and College for Every Student (CFES). at The Kentucky Music Hall of Fame sponsors the Stars Philbeck Estate Over Appalachia program, 1301 Big Cave Rd. which connects artists like Warrix to educational pro- Orlando, Ky. 40460 grams across Kentucky. All bikers welcome - $15 per bike CFES is a nonprofit organi- zation with a national net- Contacts: work of middle and high Estill Philbeck 859-893-2298 school Scholars that commit [email protected] to academic success, high David Shivel 606-875-9919 school graduation and col- Roger Adams 859-326-0293 lege going. Mark’s Hardware & Sporting Goods 226 West St. • Brodhead • 606-758-8435 Christmas in September 20% off all Guns, Fishing Equipment and other store specials Saturday, Sept. 8th Only 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Come in and see Eddie in the Sporting Goods Dept. and Donna in the Hardware Dept. and take advan- tage of these great bargains!! Serving Rockcastle County Since 1887 Mount Vernon, Kentucky 40456 - (606) 256-2244 Volume 126 • Number 40 .50 per copy Thursday, September 13, 2012 Scaffold Cane teen critically injured after hit and run By: Doug Ponder misinterpreted claims made An RCHS high school by Johnson’s grandfather student was the victim of a Bruce Waddles who said he hit and run accident around saw a truck stop and turn 2 a.m. last Saturday on Scaf- around in a driveway about fold Cane Road. 1 a.m. while he was stand- According to the ing on his front porch. Rush Rockcastle County Sheriff’s said as of right now they Department, Jared Johnson, have no suspects and they 17, of Mt. Vernon was walk- aren’t sure if the truck ing to a friend’s home on Waddles saw was the ve- Scaffold Cane Road when a hicle that hit Johnson. vehicle allegedly struck him Johnson was transported and then left the scene. by ambulance from the Police believe 15 to 20 scene to the UK Medical minutes elapsed before an- Center where he is currently other driver spotted Johnson being treated for serious in- on the road and called 911. juries. The accident is still un- (Cont. to A11) der investigation by the Jared Johnson, 17,of Mt. Vernon was the victim of a hit and run accident around 2 a.m. last Saturday morning Rockcastle County Sheriff’s on Scaffold Cane Road in Mt. Vernon. The orange paint above marks the spot where officers found Johnson Department and Deputy Joe lying in the road. Johnson was transported to the UK Medical Center where he is currenty being treated for Rush is in charge of the in- serious injuries. vestigation. WLEX 18 reported that “police said a pick-up truck hit Jared, kept going, then Possible re-startup of SourceHOV stopped, turned around in a driveway and kept going past him the other way.” discussed at Fiscal Court meeting However, Rush said this in- formation is false and that he By: Perlina M. Anderkin that SourceHOV, former full production in Novem- ness on the court’s agenda Rockcastle County In- SourceCorp) had received a ber. concerned payment for the never spoke with WLEX 18. Jared Johnson dustrial Authority Executive contract with the Veterans Hopkins said that em- new roof on the Anchor Rush said WLEX 18 Director Holly Hopkins told Administration and ex- ployment at SourceHOV Packaging building. The the fiscal court, at their pected to start up production would be between 225-275 contract was let, originally, Dari Delite robbed regular meeting Tuesday, at the local plant soon with with applications being for $782,000 but did not in- taken at the school board’s clude the offset roofs which adult education center. The brought the full price to last Thursday Brodhead City Council jobs are expected to pay $806,480. The original con- $10.50-$11.50 per hour tract was let by Citizens By: Doug Ponder black ski mask. raises water/sewer rates with a $3 per hour addition Bank, who owned the build- Police are still searching Shelton said she was in for the person who robbed By: Doug Ponder $5.78 per thousand for all because it is a federal con- ing at the time, and paid for the kitchen area of the res- Brodhead citizens will over 50,000 gallons. tract. Hopkins also told the by them. The court had to the Dari Delite Restaurant taurant when the suspect ap- have to pay a larger water The base sewer rate for court that some minor in Brodhead last Thursday peared and took the change (Cont. to A11) morning. and sewer bill in the near customers using 2,000 gal- changes to the building bag from the cash register. future. lons or less will be $22.83 would have to be made such According to the Rock- Shelton said she pursued the castle County Sheriff’s De- A first reading of an or- up from $20.75. For cus- as carpet removal from Police bust (Cont. to A11) dinance to raise water rates tomers using over 2,000 gal- some floors and windows partment, just minutes after Dari Delite cook Kay 37% and sewer rates 10% lons, the sewer rate will be blacked out or boarded up two more Driver’s license Shelton opened the restau- was held at the Brodhead $4.11 per thousand. with changes to the alarm services suspended Council meeting Monday Brodhead Clerk Becky system. meth labs rant at 5 a.m., an unarmed The contract is for three person entered from the night. Bussell said the new rates By: Doug Ponder next Wednesday years with two one year re- back of the restaurant and The ordinance provides will show up on the Two people were ar- The Circuit Clerk’s of- those who live in the city customer’s October bill. newals. took a bag containing the fice will suspend driver’s li- Another company re- rested in two separate meth restaurant’s change for the limits will pay the base rate Bussell said the increase in busts this past week. cense operations next ceived part of the same bid day, before fleeing out the of $19.61 a month for 2,000 the water rates was neces- A Mt. Vernon man was Wednesday to allow for in- gallons or less, $5.92 per sary because of the recent and will need to hire 30 em- back door. The change bag stallation of new software ployees. That company has arrested last Tuesday after- is said to have contained ap- thousand for the next 8,000 bulk rate increase the city noon for manufacturing and cameras. contacted Hopkins for assis- proximately $400. gallons, $5.66 per thousand received from their supplier, methamphetamine, after po- Other operations of the for the next 40,000 gallons the City of Mt. Vernon. tance in finding a facility The suspect was de- Circuit Clerk’s office are not and she told the court that lice responded to a com- scribed as approximately and $5.32 per thousand for The Council also ap- plaint on McFerron Street in effected and the office will she planned to show them five-foot-eight with a me- all over 50,000 gallons (all proved the first reading of Mt. Vernon. be open all day. Driver’s li- per thousand). For example, their 2012-2013 budget the original SourceCorp dium build who was wear- censing operations will re- (Deaton) building to see if Arrested at the scene was ing a black hoodie, black if you use 8,000 gallons a showing total expected re- (Cont. to A11) month, your bill will be ceipts of $653,464.38, total it suited their needs. (Cont. to A11) pants, black gloves and a $55.13. transfers of $459,000 and As to Anchor Packaging, Hopkins said that all 600 ap- Outside the city, custom- (Cont. to A11) ers will pay the base rate of plications had been shipped $25.83 for 2,000 gallons or to the company’s home of- less, $8.26 per thousand for Rally in the Rock fice in St. Louis and were the next 8,000 gallons, this Saturday being “gone through” prior $6.51 per thousand for the This Saturday the to hiring beginning at the next 40,000 gallons and Rockcastle County Repub- end of September. There lican Party is holding its will be 50 employees hired Final Livingston 2012 "Rally in the Rock." at to start, she said, with full Homecoming the Kentucky Music Hall of production scheduled for Fame beginning at 6 p.m. December. events scheduled The evening will feature One of the items of busi- for this weekend barbecue, music, games, and Romney/Ryan cam- Horse Show The events cancelled by paign materials. Local blue- rain at the original grass band, Level Green, Saturday to Livingston Homecoming will be performing. The benefit local have been rescheduled for event will also feature em- this weekend. cees from the Rockcastle cancer patients Remnants of Hurricane Teenage Republican Club, The Strides Against Can- Isaac rolled through Hannah Eaton and Ashton Rockcastle County during cer Horse Show is Saturday, Arvin. September 15 at Brodhead the homecoming on Sep- State Representative Fairgrounds. General ad- tember 2nd causing the Danny Ford, who will be Medley Boys and the fire- mission is $5 for ages 5-up retiring at the end of this and the event begins at 5 works show to be post- year, will deliver remarks at p.m. poned. the rally. The Homecoming Com- All proceeds from the This week the Republi- event benefit The Hope mittee also added a new can Party also announced Fund. The Hope Fund aims event to the schedule as the that the rally will include a Creative Minds Theatre will to assist local cancer pa- cornhole tournament. To tients in financial need for be performing their show enter, teams should send an gas to get to doctor’s ap- “The Dating Game” on Fri- e-mail to Mt. Vernon Police, Mt. Vernon Fire and Rescue and Rockcastle County EMS day at 6:30 p.m. followed pointments and other neces- [email protected]. sities. All money raised will responded to a meth lab last Tuesday on Sand Springs Road in Mt. Vernon. Of- by the Medley Boys at 8 "We hope that all Repub- stay in Rockcastle County. ficer Jeff Harness is shown leading Ricky Allen Sandusky, 25, of Mt. Vernon to p.m. and a fireworks show the decontamination unit after he was exposed to the toxic chemicals after open- at 10 p.m. For more information (Cont. to A11) call 256-7880 or 256-7703. ing his one-step meth lab and poured it on the ground. Of Special Note Inside • Viewpoints...... Pg. 2 • Letters...... Pg. 4 • Obituaries ...... Pg. 3 • News from the Courthouse...... Pg. 5 • Church News ...... Pg. 6 • Classifieds...... Pgs. 13-15 Contact us at: [email protected] • Deadline submission is Noon Tuesday Pg. 2 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 13, 2012

Points The Roots East of Rockcastle by: Tonya J. Cook By Ike Adams The Life and Times of succumbed to the flu, and Dr. Robert Gladstone was home the 14th and 15th. Actually catching or until the early eighties but I Webb in Livingston, On April 1, Fern Mullins “The Motown Sound” Pips. I suppose that my most even treeing a coon when I had a hound or two in my Part III began work. The total cash When Motown Records favorite of these artists was was growing up there in the early years that didn’t know In this series of the Roots Dr. Webb received that got its start in 1960, I had either Gladys Knight, head of Blair Branch back a coon from a ground squir- of Rockcastle, we will take month was $2752.54. He just started to drive and had Marvin Gaye, or The Temp- in the sixties was sort of like rel. But Lovell Blair, there a look at the year 1952 paid Fern Mullins $10.00 a purchased my first automo- tations. hitting a hole-in-one off a in the head of the holler had through the eyes of local week and $4.15 to the util- bile. This new form of mu- In the late 60’s, I attended short par three with a flat twin black and tans named doctor, Robert Webb, as ity company. There was a sic caught on quickly and a concert in Louisville to see and level green with the flag Ted and Joe and Lovell, ten 1951 was revisited last new roof put on the office became the rage of radio sta- The Temptations perform. right in the middle. It still years older than we boys, week. for $68.25. tions all over the Eastern When they launched into didn’t happen all that often who acted like everybody’s New Years Day found the On May 28th and 29th, United States. My friends their popular release “My but it could be done if you big brother would lead a doctor hard at work serving Dr. Webb traveled to Bos- and I loved to drive around Girl,” the response was stayed at it long enough and pack of adolescent boys eleven patients, the first be- ton. Other than the trip out Rockcastle County as we nothing short of breathtak- it was still some reason to through the woods and ing Joe Clark. On the 8th, he of town, May looked rou- listened to its soulful ing. The house exploded, brag about, however rela- across the ridges that sepa- traveled to Lexington and tine. sounds. and everyone stood through- tively easy it might seem to rated Blair Branch from all attended the chamber meet- Tuesday, June 24th Its beginnings originate out the entire song. That regular players. the other hollers and all ing in Mount Vernon. On through Friday, July 11th, with Barry Gordy, Jr., who song became the Tempta- I once hit a hole-in-one night long those two wor- Monday, January 14, he Dr. Webb went to the hospi- founded the company on tions’ first number-one at the Berea Country Club’s thies hunted for a coon to closed the theater. There evi- tal in Lexington. There are April 14, 1960. He got his single and remains their sig- second hole only to be told chase. dently must have been a flu no entries July 13th through start as a songwriter that nature song even today. later in the day that it had And if and when the coon outbreak, as on the 19th, July 17th, as well as several same year with a dynamic That recorded version already been done that was scented and worn to a there were over twenty of- dates in July. singer known as Jackie Wil- of “My Girl” was the first morning but I still qualified frazzle and the dogs were fice calls with most receiv- In early August, on the son. Wilson’s first single, Temptations single featuring for a free beer. I’d been play- viciously trying to climb ing a shot and medicine. 4th, Dr Webb traveled to “Lonely Teardrops,” be- David Ruffin on lead vocals, ing every weekend for a while barking up the tree, There was $31.00 paid in Boston again, and had a came a huge success, reach- who became a large factor couple of years and usually Lovell would turn on his cash, $19.50 charged, and slight accident on the way. ing the number 7 spot on in their early success. saved my Mulligan for # 2 flashlight and search the $20.25 received on account. He traveled to and from Billboard’s Hot 100. Gordy Smokey Robinson had if I’d had anything less than limbs until we’d see the Dr. Webb had been a Boston several times in Au- used the money from the originally intended for The a double boggie on the first coon out there on a limb smoker, but quit the habit at gust. song to finance his new Miracles to record the song hole so I got it on the sec- with it’s eyes glowing am- 12:00 noon, Monday, Feb- Dr. Webb was a member company, Motown Records. but changed his mind when ond shot. ber in the reflection and ruary 11th. On the 19th, he of the school board and at- And Jackie Wilson contin- he heard Ruffin perform. But this column is not he’d tell us that it was time helped clean up the theater. tended a meeting September ued to issue forth hit after The rest, as they say, is his- about golf. It’s about coons to call off the dogs and let February was a leap year. 4th. He also traveled to Bos- hit. tory. Ruffin’s voice is easily and the dogs that chase that coon rest for another By March, the flu was ton again. Motown played a vital identified, crisp and me- them. And you can take my chase. still raging with twenty or By October, things were role in the racial integration lodic, he sang: word for it or not, but a few Sometimes we’d drop off more patients seen almost running as usual. Dr. Webb of popular music when art- I’ve got sunshine on a decades back, it was pretty (Cont. to A4) every day. Dr. Webb even (Cont. to A4) ists’ songs began to cross- cloudy day. hard to tree a raccoon even over onto the rock and roll When it’s cold outside I’ve if you had a high dollar dog. charts. The popularity of the got the month of May. And I’ve seen red-bone, Rockcastle County Senior and “Motown Sound” sprang I guess you’d say black and tan, blue-tick- and Adult Health Care are pleased to from the fact that it incor- What can make me feel this treeing –walker coon porated elements of soul way? hounds change hands for announce the addition of Body music, blues, jazz, and rock. My girl (my girl, my girl) well over $1,000 on numer- After signing Jackie Wilson Talkin’ bout my girl (my ous occasions. Recall to services offered at our and cashing in on his suc- girl). There was a time, not center. Employee Shanda Hayes cess, Gordy discovered one I’ve got so much honey, the long ago, when coons were of his most famous and suc- bees envy me. scarce critters in the woods recently attended and graduated cessful groups, The I’ve got a sweeter song than of southeastern and central Body Recall instructor training. Miracles. Their first hit, the birds in the trees. Kentucky and tracking them “Shop Around,” peaked at I guess you’d say down with dogs was high Classes are now being offered at number two on the Billboard What can make me feel this sport among those of us who the center Monday through Friday Hot 100 also in 1960. way? still don’t understand why This new wave of artists My girl. football is supposed to be from 12:30 to 1:00 p.m. had a sound all their own, I don’t need no money, for- interesting and entertaining. and its rhythms easily tune, or fame Just this morning, be- For more information, please caught the attention of the I’ve got all the riches baby tween Paint Lick and Rich- call the center at 256-4316. teenage crowd. My friends one man can claim. mond, there were four dead and I loved to hear our fa- I guess you’d say coons on 52. All of ‘em vorites on AM Radio, and What can make me feel this killed trying to cross the we became big fans of way? road in the dead of night. So Motown. That remained the My girl. you have to wonder, if four case into our early adult- Gladys Knight and the got killed, how many more hood. Some of the artists Pips was also a special actually made it? Crossing who we treasured were: The group to me from the very 52, in the dead of night, is Marvelettes, The Coasters, beginning. Their most no- not like running a gauntlet. The Four Tops, Marvin table hit was the wonderful Oh sure, you have a car ev- Gaye, Stevie Wonder, The “Midnight Train to Geor- ery minute or so, but an at- Supremes, The Temptations, tentive blind person on and Gladys Knight and the (Cont. to A4) crutches could safely cross the road without getting hit. And coons, are pretty fast, and from my experience, pretty attentive critters. Publication Number 366-000 As recently as 20 years ago, a coon-hunter would Periodical Postage Paid in Mt. Vernon, Ky. 40456 have flagged down traffic, 606-256-2244 called a constable, and put Published every Thursday since November, 1887. Of- up road blocks to recover fices in the Mt. Vernon Signal Building on Main Street the carcass, if he’d seen one in Mt. Vernon, Ky. 40456. Postmaster, send address dead on the road, so he could changes to P.O. Box 185, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky 40456. use it to train his dog. But that almost never happened. James Anderkin, Jr., Publisher Emeritus Twenty years ago, you Perlina M. Anderkin, Managing Editor simply did not see dead Sara Coguer, Editor coons on the road in central Paige Anderkin Benge, Advertising Manager and eastern Kentucky. And SUBSCRIPTION RATES forty years ago you didn’t In County - $20.00 Yr. see coons, period, unless Out-of-County In State - $27.00 Yr. you had a good light and one Out-of-State $35.00 Yr. heck of dog. I grew up with such dogs. e-mail address - [email protected] I never actually owned one

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and Sherry Lynn Braddock John Dean of Decatur, IL; three broth- ers, Jimmy Lee Denniston, Denniston of Peoria, IL, Dwayne Ed- John Dean Denniston, ward Denniston of Tampa, Obituaries 69, of Mt.Vernon, died Sat- Obituaries FL, and David Allen urday September 8, 2012 at Denniston of Dallas, TX; the St.Joseph Hospital in nine grandchildren; and Lexington. He was born on four great grandchildren. April 12, 1943 in Funeral services will be Bloomington, IL the son of conducted at 2 p.m. Friday, the late Russell and Geneva September 14, 2012 at the Hubert Hubble Denniston. He was Cox Funeral Home chapel a retired custodian for the with Bro. Luther Allen offi- “Gene” Grey school system, and attended ciating. Burial will follow in the Nazarene Church. Hubert “Gene” Grey, 77, the Pine Hill Cemetery. Survivors are: his wife, Arrangements are by the died at his home, on Scaf- Faye Miller Denniston of fold Cane Road, Tuesday, Cox Funeral Home where Mt.Vernon; one son, John September 4, 2012. friends may call form 6 to 9 Debra Ann Dean Denniston, Jr. “JD” of p.m. (today) Thursday. He was born January 5, Corpus Christi, TX; two 1935 in Laurel County, to Send condolences online at Carpenter Eliza A. daughters, Melissa Ann www.coxfuneralhomeky.com. Luther the late Bill and Nancy Ann McVeigh of Pensacola, FL, Debra Ann Carpenter, Kidwell Thacker Grey. He was a Moore 44, daughter of James and member of Clear Creek Eliza A. Kidwell, 98, of Luther Moore, 77, of Mt. Patty, of Orlando, died Sep- Baptist Church and a suc- Richmond, IN, died M Andrew Vernon, died Sunday, Sep- tember 7, 2012 at her home. cessful business owner for Wednesday, September 5, tember 9, 2012, at the She entered into this life more than 50 years. He was Durant OD on November 25, 1967 in 2012, surrounded by her Rockcastle Regional Hos- a horse and cattle farmer. • Comprehensive Eye Exams Mt. Vernon, the daughter of family at her home. He also was a member of pital. • Contact Lenses James Edward and Patty She was born November the Grand Mason Lodge, He entered into this life 3, 1913, in Rockcastle • Treatment of Eye Diseases on January 22, 1935, in Ann Sparks Carpenter. She Scottish Rite, Antioch County, to Tom and Mary • Evening Appts. Available Calloway, the son of was a housekeeper at the Temple of Dayton, OH. Rockcastle Health and Re- Doll Mullins Philbeck. She Leonard and Stella (Reams) He was united in mar- 116 Mini Mall Dr. • Berea habilitation Center for four lived in Richmond most of Moore, both of whom pre- riage to Anna Mae years and also worked as a her life. She attended New (Next to Berea Optical) ceded him in death. He was Croucher Grey in 1954 and Sec at Carpenter Custom Hope Schools in Rockcastle to union they had one a truck driver and farmer County. She was a member 859-985-0078 Bulldozing. She was a daughter Juanita Lynn Grey and a member of the Bap- member of the Maple Grove of Freedom Baptist Church. tist Faith, and will be re- of Berea, the joy of his life. Missionary Baptist Church She was known as a good In addition to his par- membered for of his love cook and for loving her fam- and will be remembered for ents, he was preceded in October 1st thru for farming, cows, mules her love of scrap booking, ily. She made sure that no and turkey hunting. death by his brothers, John October 31st is crafts and gardening. one ever left her home hun- L. Grey, Tilmon Ray Grey, He will be lovingly re- gry. Besides her parents, she William Grey, Jr., and his Roadside PRIDE membered by: his three will be lovingly remem- Survivors include: her children, Lonnie Ray sister, Goldie J. Philpot. A bered by: two brothers, daughters, Minnie Bernice very special aunt and uncle Clean-up Month (Dianna) Moore of Weiss of Dayton, OH, Darrell Edward (Jessica) Zella and Hubert Thacker Brodhead; Ronnie Dillard Carpenter, and Donald Ray Glenna V. Tewell of To schedule a clean-up Moore of Harrodsburg and also preceded him in death. (Tammy) Carpenter, all of Connersville, and Wilma He is survived by: two event, call Donnie Edward Moore of Lavonne Smith of Rich- Orlando; her nieces and brothers, Guy G. (Carol) James Renner, Brodhead; four grand chil- nephews, Ashley Carpenter mond; 16 grandchildren; 13 Grey and Donald Grey of Rockcastle County PRIDE Coordinator at dren, Scotty (Jeanna) Christian, Jaden Carpenter, great grandchildren; three Florida; and two sisters Moore, Dustin (Amy) great great grandchildren; 606-256-1902; for City of Livingston call Dillon Christian, Jordan Odena (John A.) Hinkle and Moore, Angie Moore, and Carpenter, Jeffery Christian, two step-grandsons; nieces; Mayor JC Griffin @ 606-453-2061; for the City Peggy (Gene) Williams, all of Mt. Vernon call Jill Medley @ 606-256-3437 Brandie Moore; three great Matthew Jones, Nikki and nephews. of London. Many nieces, She was preceded in grandchildren, Ryan Scott Jones, Stormy Jones and nephews, cousins, special Supplies and pick-up furnished on day of clean-up! Moore, Brittany Moore, Taylin Hembree; her mater- death by: her husband, friends and loyal employees It’s your county! It’s your state! It’s your Roadside! and Alexis Moore; a fam- nal grandmother, Stella Roscoe Kidwell, who died also survive him. in 1998; son, Harlan Kurtis ily friend, Karen Moore; Sparks of Conway; several In lieu of flowers please Take PRIDE! and a host of friends and aunts and uncles; and a host Kidwell; daughter, Loraine make donations to the An Appreciation Dinner will be given for all neighbors. of friends and neighbors. Gentry; parents; grandson, American Heart Associa- 2012 Rockcastle Fall Roadside PRIDE Volunteers on Roy Joseph Weiss; great Besides his parents, he is Funeral services were tion. grandson, Nathan Gentry; November 10th at the Rockcastle County Recycling preceded in death by: two conducted Monday, Sep- Funeral services will be Center at Burr Hill at 12 Noon. brothers, Vernon and James tember 10, 2012 at the nine sisters; and three broth- private. Door Prizes and Appreciation Certificates! Moore; two sisters, Eva Maple Grove Baptist ers. Condolences may be left at Phillips and Loretta Hurst; Church with Bro. Keith Funeral services were www.lakesfuneralhome.com and one granddaughter, Carr officiating. Interment held Monday, September Tosha Nicole Moore was in the Scaffold Cane 10, 2012, at Doan & Mills Funeral services were Cemetery. Funeral Home with Rev. H. conducted Wednesday, Casketbearers were: Lynn Seagraves officiating. September 12, 2012 at the Darrell, Donald, Jaden and Burial was in Goshen Cem- Marvin E. Owens Home for Jeff Carpenter, Greg and etery. Funerals with Bro. James Anthony Carpenter and Memorial contributions Nicely officiating. Inter- Michael and William Lamb. may be made to: Freedom ment was in the Griffin Honorary casketbearers Baptist Church, 794 Round Cemetery. were Matthew Jones and Barn Road S., Richmond, Condolences can be sent at Scott Lamb. IN 47374. www.marvineowensfuneralhome.com In lieu of flowers, me- Condolences may be sent at morial contributions may www.doanmillsfuneralhome.com be made to the Maple Grove Baptist Church. Condolences can be made at www.marvineowensfuneralhome.com

Kenneth G. Hammons Dewayne Kenneth G. Hammons, Cameron 66, husband of Rebecca, of Phillip Denford Dewayne Riverside, OH and formerly Cameron, 42, of Mt. Vernon, of Rockcastle County, died Argenbright died Saturday, August 25, Thursday, September 6, Phillip Argenbright, 66, 2012. 2012 at his home. died Tuesday, September 4, He entered into this life He was born July 26, 2012 at his residence. He on June 23, 1970, in 1946 in Rockcastle County, was born in Berea on No- Somerset, the son of Pat the son of the late Whit and vember 24, 1945 the son of Cameron and the late Okla Baker Hammons. He Arthur Harmon and Geneva Denford Cameron. He was an employee of Waddle Argenbright. He worked as a stone mason Flowserve, formerly the was a retired Service Station and was a member of the Duriron Corporation. owner for Chevron Oil and First Baptist Church of Mt. He is survived by: his a member of the Livingston Vernon. He will be remem- wife of 36 years, Rebecca; Christian Church. bered for his love of cars and one daughter, Caroline He is survived by: his his job. Kilby; two grandsons, mother, Geneva He will be lovingly re- Christopher Hammons and Argenbright of Livingston; membered by: his mother, Zachery Kilby; one brother, a sister, Janet (Roger) Pat Cameron of Mt. Vernon; David (Joan) Hammons of Robinson of Brodhead; a one daughter, Elizabeth Crab Orchard; and a host of step-son, Richard Hickey of Cameron of Mt. Vernon; family, friends and neigh- Louisville; two nephews, two brothers, Kelley bors. Kevin Robinson and Kyle Cameron and Dereck He is preceded in death Robinson; one great Cameron, both of Mt. by his great grandson, nephew, Hayden; and two Vernon; two nieces, Kylee Brennyn Hammons. great nieces, Lindsey and Cameron and Kelsie Funeral services were Kylee. He was preceded in Cameron; and a host of conducted Friday, Septem- death by his father, Arthur friends and neighbors. ber 7, 2012 at the Morton Argenbright. He is preceded in death & Whetstone Funeral Funeral services were by: his father, Denford Home in Vandalia, OH with conducted Friday, Septem- Cameron; his maternal Pastor Mike Dooley offici- ber 7, 2012 at the Dowell & grandparents, James T. and ating. A graveside service Martin Funeral Home Doris Bullock; and his pa- was conducted Saturday, Chapel by Bro. Billy Med- ternal grandparents, Preston September 8, 2012 at the ley. Burial followed in the and Ruth Cameron. Maret Cemetery in Renfro Elmwood Cemetery. Graveside services were Valley. Pallbearers were: Rich- conducted Monday, August Local arrangements en- ard Burrows, Rick Hickey, 27, 2012 at Mt. Pleasant trusted to the Marvin E. Nelson Pence, Kevin Cemetery with Bro. David Owens Home for Funerals. Robinson, Kyle Robinson Sargent officiating. Condolences may be made at Condolences may be sent at and Travis Waddle. marvineowensfuneralhome.com. www.marvineowensfuneralhome.com Visit www.DowellMartin.com to view online obituary. Pg. 4 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 13, 2012

chased back to the fire music from the sixties range particularly American in “Roots” would be the winner. from the early love songs of style. And you can thank Our Readers Write That would have to be at The Platters to Edwin American teenagers of the (Cont. from A2) least as entertaining as foot Starr’s protest of the ongo- sixties for that. had taken in $4452.94 for ball on Friday and Saturday ing conflict in Vietnam, (You can reach me at We’re Almost week, many times I thought the month. Clara Griffin nights. In the meantime, “War (What is it good for?)” [email protected] or you can back on those people, suc- The sum of Motown music drop me a line at P.O. Box 927 – There... was now working in the of- what would you do if half a Stanton, KY 40380. I appreciate cessful people that had been fice. dozen coons ganged up on remains a significant form your suggestions and comments.) Rockcastle Health and in the same boat. November brought cold your dog instead of the other of musical history that is Rehab Piano Fund The first week I lost 5.4 weather and an increase in way around. Nearing Completion lbs. I was happy and re- office visits. Dr. Webb saw Dear Editor, lieved that I had made it six patients Thanksgiving First of all, I would like through a week. That night Day, and was paid $3.50. “Memories” Mamaw’s Kitchen to thank everyone who has a fellow member received His care load remained (Cont. from A2) By Regina Poynter Hoskins donated to the Rockcastle her Lifetime Achievement high for December, but he Health and Rehab Piano Award. She stood in front was out of town to celebrate gia,” which won a Grammy ARTICHOKE NIBBLES chicken broth. Simmer for 5 Fund. I encourge others to of the group and explained Christmas. New office for the Best R&B perfor- 1 small onion, chopped minutes. Add garlic, half donate to push us to the to- that she had lost 40 lbs. in chairs had been bought for mance in 1973. Their other 1 garlic clove, minced and half, lemon juice; sim- tal. the past year and was happy $68.60, and he had spent outstanding hit “Neither 1 teaspoon canola or veg- mer for 5 more minutes or We are very close to ac- that it took her a whole year. $4.32 on stamps for the One of Us (Wants to Be the etable oil until heated thoroughly. . complishing our goal of a She had a year behind her month. The last patient First to Say Goodbye)” also 2 jars (6.5 ounces each) Add salt/pepper to taste. Can new piano for the nursing of not only losing 40 lbs. but served that month was won a Grammy for Best marinated artichoke hearts, freeze leftover soup. home in Brodhead. Formal most importantly, building Hubert Burdine on the 31st. Vocal Performance. drained and chopped BAKED ARTICHOKES recognitions will be made in helpful habits that she hoped The information in this All in all, Motown has 4 eggs PARMESAN this paper when the project would enable her to keep column was obtained from more than 200 number-one 2 tablespoons minced fresh 2 cans (14 ounce each) arti- is 100% complete. the weight off. That stuck Dr. Webb's daily log and in- hits worldwide. These songs parsley chokes We will close this project with me. I was determined tended for historical refer- continue to reappear over 1/8 teaspoon each of salt, 1 tablespoon fresh lemon out on September 30th. I am to not be disappointed with ence. the years in commercials, on pepper, dried oregano juice confident we will have the small losses and it took me (Remember, I'm always looking TV shows and in movies. Dash of hot pepper sauce, 3 tablespoons freshly grated new piano in the center by over a year to lose 37 lbs., for a bit of Rockcastle history. If They also remain an influ- optional parmesan cheese that date. There will also be lower my cholesterol con- you have a story to tell, and all of ence on today’s biggest pop 2 cups (8 ounces) shredded 2 tablespoons Italian sea- a non-formal dedication cer- us do, please contact me at soned bread crumbs siderably, get in shape and [email protected]) and R&B stars. cheddar cheese emony when the piano is embark on my dream. I ulti- It is hard to imagine the 1/3 cup crushed saltines 1 teaspoon extra virgin ol- delivered. The date for this mately lost 54 lbs and have musical scene without such (about 10 crackers) ive oil ceremony will also be an- maintained that loss for 3 “Points East” songs as “My Girl,” “The In a small skillet, sauté on- Preheat oven to 375°. Spray nounced in the Signal. I en- years. (Cont. from A2) Tracks of My Tears,” “You ion and garlic in oil until ten- a 9 inch pie plate with non- courage all who donated - I’m currently a Weight Are the Sunshine of My der. Stir in artichokes. Re- stick cooking spray. Drain churches, individuals, busi- Watchers leader and love to into another holler and the Life,” and “What’s Going move from heat; set aside. artichokes, and pat dry with nesses - to come be a part of share my story and inspire dogs would pick up another On”. These are masterpieces In a large bowl, whisk the paper towels; quarter and this ceremony. It would others to success! trail and we listen to them that represent some of the eggs, parsley, salt, pepper, place in prepared pie plate; mean a lot to me, as well as Weight Watchers meets for hours until they finally best in American music. oregano, and hot pepper sprinkle with lemon juice. the residents and staff of the in Mt. Vernon at the MVES wore out and came strag- The Motown Sound, or sauce. Stir in the cheese, In a small bowl, mix center. on Wednesday nights at gling back to us for hugs and soul music as it is sometimes cracker crumbs, and arti- parmesan cheese, bread Once again, thank you to 5:30. Don't wait another day “you done goods” and then called, played a major role choke mixture. Pour into a crumbs, and olive oil until all those who contributed to begin your journey to a we’d all come home in the in the development of greased 11 x 7 baking dish. crumbly. Sprinkle evenly their time and support dur- healthy lifestyle. See you wee hours especially happy American society during the Bake uncovered at 325° for over artichokes. Bake 15 ing this project. I am thrilled there. if we’d treed a coon. sixties. That music brought 25 to 30 minutes. Cool for minutes or until topping is to be able to present the Karen Cooper I can’t imagine how Ted about changes in the way 15 minutes before cutting golden brown. staff, residents and all and Joe would react if they that young people viewed into 1-inch squares. Serve groups that minister, with a Voting Republican were turned loose on Silver each other. It linked teenag- warm. Too late to classify new instrument. I think ev- in November Creek this day and time but ers, black and white, to each ARTICHOKE AND Yard Sale: Boys clothes eryone will benefit from this I can tell you for sure that other in a way that nothing ASPARAGUS SOUP size small and 6 husky, project. election... they wouldn’t run a hundred else could have. And it 1 can (15 ounce) chicken train table, women’s Jesse Stallsworth Dear Editor, yards until they were bark- helped usher in the civil broth clothes size large and 14, Recently, Perlina Ander- ing treed. rights movement that came About a pound of asparagus baby girl clothes up to kin voiced her concern I’m just wondering what to the forefront during that 1 jar (about 6 ounces) arti- size 24 months, house- about the coming Presiden- on earth they would do with turbulent time. choke hearts in water, hold items and a lot tial election and stated for a coon if they actually Smokey Robinson ex- drained more. Given by Kinsye whom she will be voting. caught one? pressed it well, saying “We 2 teaspoons of minced gar- Tucker and Kalya Rowe She deserves a medal for Or if one caught them? were not only making mu- lic at the old Medical Sup- bravery in my opinion. I suspect that it’s just a sic, we were also making 1/2 cup half/half ply Building in town by One could see that her matter of time before we are history. I recognized the 2 teaspoons lemon juice red light this Saturday. immediate concern for our breeding dogs that we turn bridges that we crossed, the Salt and pepper to taste country far outweighed all loose after dark and we set racial problems and the bar- Steam asparagus for 20 min- other concerns. It’s obvious, time trials to see if they can riers that we broke down utes. Heat broth in large pan. Subscribe to Weight Watchers also, that she invests time outrun the coons that are with music.” Puree asparagus with the listening to, and analyzing chasing them. The last dog Memories of this style of artichokes; add to heated the Signal helped me, it can current political news in or- help you.... der to make a well-educated Dear Editor, decision. My name is Karen Coo- Someone recently said per and my Weight Watch- that President Obama is in ers story began when I was fact enabling a radically only twenty three years old. secular progressive country. As a mother of a three year I agree, and therefore will old I was finally ready to vote for Romney also. This lose the baby weight. I decision is made after two joined and successfully lost years of studying what’s the weight. My dream was happening to our country to be a Weight Watcher (15-20 hours a week). leader but first I had to com- My question is this: plete the 6 week mainte- “What have you, readers, as nance program. The week a citizen done unselfishly that Lifetime was awarded for your country today?” to me I had to announce to Our country is the one bas- the group that I tion of freedom, both reli- was…pregnant. gious and personal, in this I piled on the weight and entire world and it requires after having my daughter, nurturing from citizens. continued to do so. I tried It’s sometimes the little every fad diet that came my things one does -- consider way. Knowing, all the while these ways citizens can take that Weight Watchers was a stand for our country: the right program. (1) Develop special feel- November of 2007 was ings when one sees the when I began to entertain the American flag and /or hears thought of joining Weight the national anthem; Watchers again. I knew that (2) Teach your children for me to be successful, my their meaning; mind had to be in the right (3) Realize that music, place. sports, texting and Facebook December was filled have their place, but so does with holiday preparations our country; and celebrations, but most (4) Educate yourself by importantly I used that watching the fair and bal- month to mentally prepare anced Fox News (not local) myself to make a life at 6 p.m. EST; change, to build my resolve (5) Pay attention -- Chris- and determination. tians have recently been cru- January of 2008, I once cified in Syria; USA finan- again walked into a Weight cial problems result in na- Watchers meeting. My re- tional instability; we will be solve and determination a socialist country if we do went right out of the win- not vote to change from the dow and fear and apprehen- last four years; sion took its place. Sitting (6) Christians -- pray in that meeting, surrounded each day for our country; by successful people, I lit- (7) Christians -- pray ev- erally had to fight back the ery day with your heart and tears. All those years of fad mind “God, if you are real, diet failures had me con- please help me find You.” vinced that I would never be He will. successful again. Claretta Hodges When the leader asked, “Does anyone have any questions?” I raised my hand. “At first…did any of you worry that you would not be able to do it?” So many heads emphatically shook up and down. “Ab- solutely”, I heard several people comment. Just knowing that I was not alone in this boat of in- security made me feel stron- ger. Throughout that first Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 13, 2012 • Pg. 5

News from the Rockcastle Courthouse

Duane E. Didonato: fail- Jon E. Richardson: fines/ ure to wear seat belts, $25 fees due ($28), bw issued Circuit Civil fine; no/expired Kentucky for fta/1 days in jail or pay- Suits registration receipt, $25 fine ment in full. and costs. Tyler D. Richmond: pub- Tashina Downs: fines/ lic intoxication, $50 fine Vanderbilt Mtg. & Fi- fees due ($143), bench war- and costs. Christopher D. nance, Inc. vs. Jennifer rant (bw) issued for failure Riddell: criminal trespass Winkler, et al, $113,378.66 to appear (fta)/3 days in jail. and disorderly conduct, bw plus claimed due. Harold Edwards: theft by issued for fta. PBK Bank vs. Billy Joe deception, restitution plus Tiffany M. Sanchez: Vanwinkle, $15,097.16 plus costs. public intoxication, $50 claimed due. Robert G. Elliott II: op- fine. Stephen Redmond vs. erating motor vehicle under Kami L. Scarborough: Central Baptist Church, et influence of alcohol/drugs, fines/fees due ($236.46), al, complaint. bw issued for fta. bw issued for fta. JP Morgan vs. Jennifer Jeremy G. Godsey: Brenda G. Schiferli: D. Cameron, et al, speeding and operating on speeding, no/expired regis- $54,813.95 plus claimed suspended/revoked. tration plates - receipt, fail- due. CI-00203 Jason N. Hopkins: oper- ure of owner to maintain re- ating motor vehicle under quired insurance/security, influence of alcohol/drugs, bw issued for fta. Deeds $200 fine and costs, $375 Tony Sizemore: fines/ service fee, 30 days opera- fees due ($158), bw issued Recorded tor license suspension, 8 for fta/4 days in jail or pay- days supervised home incar- ment in full. William E. Swinney and ceration, 30 days operator Bruce Smith: fines/fees Lisa Blanton-Swinney, license suspension. due ($213), bw issued for property in Owens Subdv., William C. Hopkins: fta/5 days in jail or payment to Phillips’ Properties. Tax failure to wear set belts, $25 in full. $22.50. fine; no/expired Kentucky Travis B. Smith: fines/ William Lee Howard, Sr. registration receipt, $25 fees due ($233), bw issued and Wanda Faye Howard, fine; no/expired registration for fta/5 days in jail or pay- property on Flat Gap Road, plates, $25 fine and costs. ment in full. to Jeremy L. Howard. No Emily E. Hughes: no/ex- Nathan Stewart: failure tax. pired registration plates, of non-owner operator to Dennis and Darlene Har- $25 fine; failure to provide maintain req. insurance, ris, property in Rockcastle insurance card, $50 fine; $500 fine/suspend $450 on County, to Kevin and Mel- failure to use child restraint condition; operating on sus- issa Craig. No tax. device in vehicle, $50 fine pended/revoked operators Dorothy H. Brock and and costs. license, $50 fine. Clarence E. Brock, property Christopher Jones: de- Carrie Dyer: failure to in Wildie, to Gina fective equipment, $25 fine produce insurance card, bw McCollum, trustee. No tax and costs. issued for fta. Marvin and Dora Smith, Austin Oliver: operating Noah Jeremiah property on Copper Creek on suspended/revoked op- Faulkner: disorderly con- Road, to Ralph and Betty erators license, bw issued duct, $200 fine. Brooks. Tax $2.50. for fta. Kristopher B. Fletcher: Vanderbilt Mtg. & Fi- Randy Pigg: fines/fees fines/fees due ($326), bw is- nance, Inc. property in Mt. due ($283), bw issued for sued for fta/4 days in jail or Vernon Park Subdv., to fta/6 days in jail or payment payment in full. Robert C. and Zannie G. in full. Zachary S. Harper: fail- Robinson. Tax $4. Melinda A. Powell: fail- ure to wear seat belts, $25 Janine Norman, property ure of owner to maintain re- fine. on Hummel Road, to Ben- quired insurance/security, James E. Houk: fines/ jamin Eugene Caldwell and $500 fine and costs/suspend fees due ($183), converted Candace E. Scheid- $450 of fine on condition. to 20 hours community ser- Caldwell. Tax $130. Robert R. Smith: posses- vice work. sion open alcohol beverage James R. Kirby: alcohol container in motor vehicle, intoxication in public place, Marriage $100 fine and costs; unlaw- $50 fine and costs. ful transaction w/minor, 60 Larry Kirby: possession Licenses days probated 24 months on controlled substance and Angela Mullins, 30, condition. drug paraphernalia-buy/ Berea, training asst., to Der- Shawn Vanzant: no/ex- possess, bw issued for fta. rick Burdette, 28, Berea, pired registration plates-re- Kenneth A. Kirkland: fabricator. 8/31/12 ceipt; failure to wear eat fines/fees due ($133), bw Shirley R. Kirby, 42, Mt. belts, license to be in pos- issued for fta/3 days in jail Vernon, housewife to Jo- session, failure to produce or payment in full. seph King, 41, Mt. Vernon, insurance card, bw issued Perry T. Larkey III: roofer. 8/31/12 for fta, license suspended. fines/fees due ($25), bw is- Kasie Danielle Winches- Halona Lee Wynn: re- sued for fta/1 days in jail or ter, 22, Mt. Vernon, unem- ceiving stolen property, bw payment in full. ployed to Randall Wayne issued for fta. Brandon N. Mason: Wilson, 23, unemployed. 9/ Robert S. Bagget, Jr: fines/fees due ($388), bw 4/12 failure to wear seat belts, li- issued for fta/8 days in jail Amanda Marie Vasquez, cense suspended for fta. or payment in full. 21, Berea, unemployed to Jay G. Cobb: failure to Summer C. McCown: Moises Garcia, 33, Berea, wear seat belts, paid. fines/fees due ($386.76), unemployed. Charles S. Collins: fail- bw issued for fta. ure to wear seat belt, license Timothy S. Milburn: no suspended for fta. insurance card, $50 fine and District Speeding: Stephen M. costs. Diamente, Samuel D. Kyle R. Mink:: fines/fees Court Johnson, Derek D. due ($83), bw issued for fta/ McCown, Ronald G. Misch, 2 days in jail or payment in 8/9-9/4/2012 Peter D. Workman, Larry R. full. Hon. Jeffrey Lawless Butte, Michael B. Cooper, Christopher S. Mullins: Hon. Kathryn Wood Joseph C. Cumby, Lacee D. speeding, excessive wind- Randy W. Allen: operat- Daffron, Michelle K. Quick, shield/window tinting, li- ing motor vehicle under in- Leanne T. Rezabek, license cense to be in possession, fluence of alcohol/drugs, suspended for fta; David F. failure to produce insurance $200 fine and costs, $375 Potter, paid $30 fine plus card, license suspended for service fee, 30 days opera- $133 costs; Travis M. fta. tor license suspension/ADE Copas, Richard J. Heuer, Walter Mullins, Jr: authorized. paid; speeding and no operators/ Anthony W. Barnett: Eric A. Valdez: public in- moped license, bw issued drug paraphernalia-adver- toxication, bw issued for fta. for fta. tisement, $100 fine and Timothy Barron Oliver Duncan: speeding costs. Vanwinkle: public intoxica- and driving too fast for traf- Steven Blackwell: fail- tion, $50 fine. fic condition, paid. ure to wear seat belts, $25 Patricia F. Wheeler: Boyd W. Durham II: fail- fine; operating on sus- fines/fees due ($733), bw ure to wear seat belts, li- pended/revoked operators issued for fta/15 days in jail cense suspended for fta. license, $100 fine and costs. or payment in full. Anthony Q. Fields: Lawrence C. Burdette: Thomas E. Wilson: pub- speeding and driving too operating motor vehicle un- lic intoxication, $100 fine; fast for traffic conditions, der influence of alcohol/ part 391 of Fed Safety Regs license suspended for fta. drugs, $200 fine and costs, - qualification of drivers, David A. Cravens: $375 service fee, 30 days $100 fine. speeding and driving too operator license suspension/ Carrie Lynn Murdock: fast for traffic conditions, ADE authorized. fines/fees due ($438), bw license suspended for fta. Howard J. Cameron: issued for fta/9 days in jail Shonda L. Bradley: fail- DUI, 1st degree, $200 fine or payment in full. ure to wear seat belts, paid. and costs, $375 service fee, Charles Napier: DUI, 12 months operator license 1st, sentencing order en- suspension, 7 days home tered. incarceration in lieu of fine. Timothy L. nicely: fines/ David W. Conery: culti- fees due ($338), bw issued vate in marijuana, 360 days for fta/7 days in jail or pay- in jail/probated 24 months ment in full. on condition; possession of Charles E. Reynolds: marijuana, $100 fine and speeding, operating on sus- costs. pended/revoked operators Rhonda M. Denney: license and failure to surren- theft by deception, bw is- der revoked operators li- sued for fta. cense, bw issued for fta. Pg. 6 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 13, 2012

Homecoming Service singing and lunch will fol- Flat Rock Baptist low the morning service. Church will have its annual Homecoming Homecoming Service on Scaffold Cane Baptist Sunday, Sept. 16th at 10 Church will hold their a.m. The Singing Barrett Homecoming on Sunday, Family will sing starting at Sept. 16th. Sunday School 10:50 and Pastor Charles will be at 10 a.m. with wor- from Delaware will be ship service beginning at 11 preaching with lunch served a.m. Bro. Wayne Harding following the service. will bring the message and Revival Services will there will be singing by Old begin at the church Monday, Cane Springs Band. Come Sept. 17th at 7 p.m. Nightly. out and join us for fellow- Bro. Jim Craig will be ship, worship and dinner af- preaching all services. ter the service. Everyone Blast from the Past!!! Pastor Larry Burton in- welcome! This week's photograph is of the old Floyd and Daisey Fish Miller house in Mt. Vernon. It stood where the present vites everyone to attend Homecoming parking lot is for the Ford & Coffee Law Office. If you have a photograph for Blast from the Past contact David Owens at 606-256-9870 or [email protected]. these events. Homecoming will be Homecoming held at Sand Hill Baptist Homecoming at West Church on Sunday, Sept. Brodhead Church of God 16th. Guest speaker will be Cards of Thanks will be held Sunday, Sept. Don Arthur, New Hope 16th, beginning at 11 p.m. Baptist Church in London Hubert Grey the outpouring of love that Bro. Billy Bryant will be with special singing by The family of Hubert was shown. A very special preaching. There will be Sounds of Glory of London. “Gene” Grey wishes to thanks to Dr. Arvin and the special singing and dinner Sunday School is at 10 a.m., thank everyone for the kind- staff of Rockcastle Regional served after church. worship service at 11 a.m. ness shown to our family for making the past few Fundraiser and Homecoming Dinner at during the sudden loss of our weeks he had with us easier. Cupps Chapel Holiness noon. Bro. Tommy Miller loved one. A special thanks Also, a special thanks to Church will hold a and congregation invite ev- to Madison County EMT, Cox Funeral Home, Elza fundraiser Fri., Sept. 14th, eryone to attend. Berea Police Dept., Berea Doan and Matt Bryant for beginning at 6 p.m., with a Gospel Singing, Fire Dept., Madison County the beautiful service that soup bean supper and cake Homecoming and Coroner and anyone else truly represented the way he would have wanted to be auction. Revival who helped in any way. Homecoming Thank you for the remembered. Thanks to the McNew Chapel Baptist Mt. Vernon Police and Fire Clear Creek Baptist Church will hold a Gospel prayers, phone calls, food, Church will celebrate beautiful cards and flowers. Department for your assis- Singing on Sat., Sept. 15th tance in honoring this great homecoming September at 7 p.m. featuring Gift of A special thank you also 23rd. There will be special to Bro. Kenny Davis, Jr. and man. With the love and sup- Grace. port of all our family and Homecoming will be Bro. Harry Isaac for their words of comfort and Lakes friends, his memory will held Sunday, Sept. 16th, be- never be forgotten. From the ginning at 11 a.m. There Funeral Home for the kind- ness and compassion shown bottom of our hearts, we will will not be a service on Sun- always be grateful to you. day night. our family. Thank you also to Mat- The wife and family of Revival begins at the Doug Lovell church on Monday, Sept. thew Shotwell, his cardiolo- 17th at 7 p.m. and will con- gist; Beth Devall, his pri- tinue through Friday, Sept. mary physician and Dr. 21st with evangelists Bro. Secor and to our employees. Fish Fry Thank you for the love you Tommy Miller and Bro. North Atlantic Cod Mark Adams. showed him and carrying on Pastor Jerry Ballinger as he would have wanted Guess Who?? and congregation welcome you to. Lil’s Place Happy 50th Birthday everyone. Anna Mae, Juanita and The Grey Family Main St. • Livingston Olive Mink Saturday, Sept. 15th We would like to thank Begins at 2 p.m. the staff at Rockcastle Reha- Happy bilitation Center and the Everyone Welcome Birthday nurses and doctors at September Rockcastle Regional. We 15th.. would also like to thank all Sheila (50) those who brought food, and visited our mother while she Daddy (84) was ill and Bro. Marvin Cromer for conducting her service and the Praise Sing- ers for singing at our mother’s funeral. The Olive Mink Family In Loving Elsie Cromer The family of Elsie Memory Cromer would like to thank everyone who helped in any way during the illness and death of our precious mother. Thanks to all those who brought food and sent flow- ers and prayed for us. Thanks to Mark Reppert who visited Mom in the hos- In Loving Memory of pital and prayed for her. If Alene Hasty you just thought of us dur- 11/12/1917-9/11/2003 ing that time, thank you very Mom, it’s been nine much. years and we miss you more Thanks to all who than you could imagine. showed their caring and love A sad day came when we by attending the visitation In Loving Memory of had to part but you will al- and funeral. You all helped Stanley Wright ways be in our hearts. us cope more than you know. 1-10-45 to 9-6-10 Remembering you is We would like to send a If tears could build a stair- easy. We do it every day. It very special thanks to all the way keeps you ever near us. nurses and nurses assistants And memories were a lane Love you, Your Children from Rockcastle Regional, We would walk right up to and Grandchildren UK and Good Samaritan Heaven who were so loving and kind and bring you back again. to Mama and all of us. You No farewell words were all put that beautiful smile on spoken Mama’s face many times. No time to say goodbye Thanks to Mark and Gary You were gone before we Reppert, Doug Hawkins, knew it Vanessa Cromer and the And only God knows why church singers. You all did a Our hearts still ache in sad- wonderful job. ness A special thanks goes out And secret tears still flow to the Marvin E. Owens Fu- What it meant to lose you In Loving Memory of neral Home. You did a great No one can ever know Terry Owen Mink job and showed such com- 9-13-63 to 6-22-11 passion to all of us. But now we know you want Terry, today would have Denver, Etta, Edith, Bobby us been your birthday and all the family To mourn for you no more Ever since you went away To remember all the happy Doug Lovell We miss you more The Doug Lovell family times Each passing day Life still has much in store would like to take this op- We look to Heaven portunity to say “thank you” Since you’ll never be for- with a sigh to all our family and friends gotten our love for you that visited, brought food, We pledge to you today will never die. gave money and flowers A hallowed place with in Happy Birthday Terry during the illness and pass- our hearts We love you and miss you! ing of our loved one. Your In where you’ll always stay Love - Mom, Penny, Carol, sincere words and gestures Sadly missed by Betty, Randy and the rest of the did not go unnoticed and we children & grandchildren family will always be grateful for The Mt. Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 13, 2012 • Pg. 7

11 a.m. Youth Pastor, Scott Adams 777 Faith Mountain Rd. Poplar Grove Baptist Sunday Evening Worship Sunday School 10 a.m. (Off 461 bypass) Mt. Vernon 145 Richlands Rd. • Church Directory 6 p.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. 606-256-5577 Brodhead Wed. Prayer Service and Sun. & Wed. Evening 7 p.m. Sunday Sunday School 10 a.m. Believers House of Prayer Sunday Evening 6 p.m. Bible Study 7 p.m. Lighthouse Assembly of Sunday School 10 a.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. 156 Scenic View Lane Wednesday evening 7 p.m. Youth Meetings: God Morning Worship 11 a.m. Sunday Evening 7 p.m. U.S. 25 N, left at 18 mile marker Terry Orcutt, Pastor Sunday 5 p.m. Hwy. 1004 • Orlando, Ky. Children’s Church 11 a.m. Wednesday Evening 7 p.m. Renfro Valley, Ky. Brush Creek Wednesday 7 p.m. Tim Hampton, Pastor Hispanic Services 6 p.m. Providence church of Christ Sabbath School Sat. 10 -11 a.m. Holiness Church Bobby Turner, Pastor 606-256-4884 • 606308-2342 Evening Worship 6 p.m. 1 mile off Hwy. 70 on Hwy. 618 Morning Worship 11 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. 606-758-4007 Sunday School 10 a.m. Wednesday Dan McKibben, Minister Evening Worship 7 p.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Crossroads Sunday Morning Worship Adult & Youth Worship 7 p.m. 758-8524 or 758-9316 Wednesday 7 p.m. Sunday Evening 7 p.m. Assembly of God 11 a.m. New Wave Cable (KET2 ch. 3) Sunday Bible Study 10 a.m. Pastor: Bill Davis Tuesday Prayer Meeting 7 p.m. Hwy. 150 • Brodhead Sunday Evening 6 p.m. Tues., Thurs., Sun. Sunday Morning Worship [email protected] Special Service 1st Sunday or Bro. Steven Vanhook, Pastor Tues. Night Intercessory Prayer 9 a.m., 2 p.m., 7 p.m. 10:30 a.m. Bible Baptist Church each month at 11 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. 7 p.m. Ottawa Baptist Church Sunday Evening 6 p.m. 100 Higher Ground (off US 25) Lonnie Reese McGuire, Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Wednesday Night Bible Study 1074 Ottawa Rd. • Brodhead Wednesday Bible Study 7 p.m. Mount Vernon, Ky. Pastor Sunday Evening Worship 7 p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. email: Church Phone 606-256-5913 Buffalo Baptist Church 6:00 p.m. Little Country Church Sunday Worship 11 a.m. [email protected] e-mail: www.biblebaptist.org Located 15 miles south of Wednesday Night 7 p.m. Jarber Rd. Children’s Church 11 a.m. www.WhatSaithTheScriptures.com Sunday School 10 a.m. Mt. Vernon on Hwy. 1249 Dixie Park Cornerstone Turn left off Rev. Green Loop Sunday Discipleship Roundstone Baptist Sunday Worship/Children’s (Sand Springs Rd.) 700 N. Powell St. Berea, Ky. onto Jarber Rd. Training/Youth Mission Rick Reynolds, Pastor Church 11 a.m. 606-256-4988 859-623-8292 • 859-985- Jack Weaver, Pastor Groups 6 p.m. 606-758-8095 Sunday Night Worship 6 p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. 2484 Sunday 6 p.m. Wednesday Services Sunday School 10 a.m. Wednesday Evening 7 p.m. Sunday Worship 11:15 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Wednesday 7 p.m. Youth Choir 6 p.m. Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m. Video services Tues., Thurs., & Sunday Evening Service 6 p.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Livingston Baptist Children’s & Youth Bible Study Sunday Night 6:00 p.m. Sat. at 11 a.m., 4 p.m. & 9 p.m. Tim Owens, Pastor Sunday Evening Service 6 Sunday School 10 a.m. 6:45 p.m. • Service 7 p.m. Wednesday Night 7 p.m. Channel 3 - New Wave Calloway Baptist Church p.m. Adult & Youth Classes Available Jim Craig, Pastor • 758-8453 Sand Hill Baptist Church Cable Channel 5 in Berea and 76 Calloway Branch Rd. Wednesday Service 7 p.m. Worship Service 11 a.m. [email protected] Sand Hill Rd. Richmond 1 p.m. Wednesdays Our Lady of Mt. Vernon Pastor: Don Stayton (Off US 25) • Calloway Gene Smith, Pastor Wed. Bible Study & Meeting Sunday School 10 a.m. Associate Pastor/Youth: Sunday School 10 a.m. Fairview Baptist Church 7 p.m. Catholic Church Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m. Bro. Jeremy Ellis Sunday Worship 11 a.m. 520 Fairview Loop Road Bro. Steve McKinney, Pastor 515 Williams St (across from MVES) Sunday Night 5:00 p.m. Kids for Christ Sunday Evening 6 p.m. Mount Vernon, Ky. 606-758-4097 Mount Vernon, Ky. Thursday Night 6 p.m. Children’s Ministry: Wednesday Evening 6 p.m. Sunday Services email: [email protected] 606-256-4170 Pastor Tommy Miller Bro. Jarrod Amyx George Renner, Pastor Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Livingston Christian Mass Times: Sand Springs Baptist Secretary: Jo Roberts 256-8812 • 606-224-4641 Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Church Tuesdays at 5 p.m. Directions: Take Hwy 1249, go Music Director: Dan Dull Central Baptist Church Children’s Choir 6 p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Sabbath Mass: Sat., 5 p.m. exactly 5 miles, church on right Blue Springs 86 Maintenance Rd. Sunday Evening Service 7 p.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Holy Days 5 p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Fr. Frank Brawner, Pastor Church of Christ Mt. Vernon, KY 40456 Sunday Adult Choir 8 p.m. Arthur Hunt, Minister Sunday Worship 11 a.m. 606-256-2988 Wednesday Services Sister Joyce Moeller, 7 miles south of Mt. Vernon on Livingston Pentecostal Sunday Evening 6 p.m. centralbaptistky.org Creative Ministry 6 p.m. Pastoral Associate Hwy. 1249 (Sand Springs Rd) Holiness Church Wednesday Evening 7 p.m. Pastor: Mark Eaton Bible Study 7 p.m. Philadelphia United Services: Sunday School 10 a.m. Pastor: Bro. Eugene Gentry Home of “Central Baptist Youth Ministry QUEST 7 p.m. Sundays 10 a.m. & 6 p.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Baptist Scaffold Cane Baptist Christian Academy” RAs and GAs 7 p.m. Preaching Brethren Sunday Evening Service 6 p.m. 834 Bryant Ridge Rd. Brodhead Chris Cobb, Pastor K-12 Private School Mission Friends 6 p.m. Zade McClure, Gary Reppert, Wednesday Service 7 p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. “Central Time” Radio Vaughn Rasor, Pastor Marcus Reppert Jim Miller, Pastor Sunday Evening Service 6 p.m. Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m. Broadcast 606-256-3722 Contact Info: 606-256-1709 Wednesday Service 7 p.m. Sunday Night 6:00 p.m. Marcus Reppert WRVK 1460AM email: [email protected] Macedonia Baptist Saturday Service 7 p.m. Wednesday Night 7 p.m. Monday -Friday 11:15 a.m. 104 Byrda Way • Mt. Vernon, Ky. Faith Chapel Pentecostal Scaffold Cane Road Gordon Mink, Pastor Trinity Holiness Church Sunday School 10 a.m. 606-308-2794 S. Wilderness Road Mount Vernon, Ky. 606-256-9724 537 Trinity Ln. • Mt. Vernon Sunday Morning and [email protected] Mount Vernon, Ky. Bro. Barry Hurst, Pastor Pine Hill Holiness Youth Pastor: Dwayne Hutton Children’s Church 11 a.m. Bride of Christ Church Sunday School 10 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. 5216 S. Wilderness Rd. Youth Director: Sunday Evening 6 p.m. 100 High St. Mt. Vernon Sunday Evening Service 7 p.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Mt. Vernon, Ky. 40456 Bro. Dewayne Hutton Wednesday Bible Study, Sundays 6:00 p.m. Wednesday Service 7 p.m. Sunday Evening 6 p.m. Chris Davidson, Pastor Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Prayer Meeting and “Patch Thursdays 7:00 p.m. Saturday Service 7 p.m. Wednesday Evening 7 p.m. 453-4801 Sunday at 7:00 p.m. the Pirate Club” 7 p.m. Pastor Darlisa Holder Jack Carpenter, Pastor Maple Grove Baptist www.pinehillholinesschurch.com Union Chapel Pentecostal 606-416-7136 Transportation and Nursery First Baptist Church Hwy. 1004 (Big Cave Road) email: [email protected] 1505 Union Chapel Rd. 606-379-6335 provided for all services 340 West Main Street Orlando, Ky. • 606-256-1873 Sunday School 10 a.m. Brodhead, Ky. Brodhead Baptist Church Mark Eaton, Pastor Mt. Vernon, Ky. 606-256-2922 Sun. Evening Worship 7 p.m. Ralph Reynolds, Minister Church of Christ at Bro. Jerry Owens, Pastor Corner of Silver & Maple St. Bro. Eddie Nation, Pastor Home Phone 606-256-3075 Thursday Night Worship 606-355-2638 Brodhead, Ky. 40409 Chestnut Ridge website: www.fbcmvkyorg Sunday School 10 a.m. 7:30 p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. 606-758-8316 2 miles south of Mt. Vernon email:[email protected] Sunday Morning Worship Sat. Night Worship 7:30 p.m. Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m. Sunday Bible Study 10 a.m. Turn left off US Hwy 25 Sunday Services: 8:30 a.m., 11 a.m. WRVK (1460 AM) Broadcast Sunday Evening 7:00 p.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. & Sundays 10:00 a.m. 10:45 a.m. and 7 p.m. WRVK Broadcast 2 p.m. Noon Sundays Thursday Evening 7:00 p.m. 7 p.m. Wednesdays 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays: AWANA and Sunday Evening 6 p.m. Pine Hill Missionary United Gospel (Nursery Provided) Bro. Ova Baker Adult Bible Study 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Evening 7 p.m. Baptist Church Church of Christ Sunday Youth Bible Study Bro. Dale McNew Live Broadcast WRVK 1460AM Maretburg Baptist 81 Limeplant Hollow Road 4 miles off US 25 on Wildie Rd. 5 p.m. Bro. Philip Scott Sundays at 11 a.m. Church Mt. Vernon, Ky. 40456 Buck Baker, Pastor Wednesday Adult & Youth Church of Christ on Broadcast on New Wave Cable Bro. Clyde Miller, Pastor Church welcomes everyone Worship/Bible Study 7 p.m. Channel 3 Tues., Thurs. & Sun- 2617 New Brodhead Rd. Fairground Hill Mt. Vernon, KY 40456 859-986-1579 Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m. Children’s Programs: Sunday Worship 10 a.m. day at 10 a.m., 3 p.m. & 8 p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Sunday Evening 6:00 p.m. RAs & GAs First Christian Church Wayne Harding, Pastor Different speaker each Phone: 256-8844 Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Wednesday Evening 7:00 p.m. Mission Friends and West Main St. Mt. Vernon Sunday Sunday School 10 a.m. Discipleship Training 5:30 p.m. Wildie Christian Church Creative Ministry 606-256-2876 Climax Christian Church Sun. Morning Worship 11 a.m. Sunday Evening Worship 1478 Wildie Rd. • Wildie Ralph Baker, Pastor Bro. Bruce Ross, Pastor Hwy. 1912 Sun. Discipleship Training/ 6:00 p.m. 606-256-4494 Sunday School: 10 a.m. Brodhead Christian 308-2806 - 256-4138 - 256-5977 Sunday Youth Missions Wednesday Prayer Meeting & Sunday School 10 a.m. Sunday Worship Church Sunday School 10 a.m. 6 p.m. Youth Service at 7:00 p.m. Sunday Worship 10:55 a.m. 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. 237 W. Main St. Brodhead Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Sunday Worship 7 p.m. Prayer Partners Ladies Meeting Family Fellowship 6 p.m. Wednesday Bible Study 7 p.m. monthly every 2nd Tues. at 6:30 p.m. 606-758-8721 Wade Johnson, Minister Wednesday Evening 7 p.m. Bible Study 6 p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Climax Holiness Church Flat Rock Missionary www.maretburgbaptist.org Pleasant Run Missionary Sunday Worship 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. Sunday Night Worship 6 p.m. Baptist Sunday School 10 a.m. [email protected] Call Church News Wednesday Bible Study 7 p.m. Thursday Nights 7 p.m. 504 Maple Grove Rd. Hwy. 1004 McNew Chapel Baptist Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Sunday Evening 5 p.m. Tracy Valentine, Preacher 3rd Sat. of every month at Orlando, Ky. • 859-925-4048 Sunday School 10 a.m. to 256-2244 1st Sunday in Month Church at 606-758-8662 7 p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. 2 p.m. at Rockcastle Deadline is Cell 606-305-8980 Conway Missionary Fellowship Hour 11 a.m. Sunday Evening Service 6 p.m. Respiratory Care Brodhead Church of God Baptist Sunday Evening Service 7 p.m. Wednesday Service 7 p.m. Noon Tuesday Hwy. 3245 • Brodhead U.S. 25 between Wednesday Bible Study 7 p.m. Jerry Ballinger, Pastor Bro. Gary Bowling, Pastor 758-8216 Mount Vernon and Berea Thursday Night Visiting 7 p.m. Mt. Vernon Church of God Contact: Doris Brown Sunday School 10 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. 1025 W Main St. 606-256-0188 Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Sunday Morning Worship Mount Vernon, Ky. [email protected] Brodhead Pharmacy Sunday School 10 a.m. Freedom Baptist Church Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Main Street • Brodhead Freedom School Rd. Sunday Evening Service 6 p.m. Cindy’s Place Mt. Vernon Wednesday Service 7 p.m. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Bobby Owens, Pastor 606-758-4373 For all your gift ideas stop by Sunday Worship 11 a.m. 859-986-1317 Howard Saylor Open: Discipleship Training 6 p.m. Mt. Vernon Church of 9:30 to 6:30 David Collins Cindy’s Place, where you’ll find Sunday Evening Worship the Nazarene Pharmacist Mon. - Fri. Owner 7 p.m. 40 Fair Street • Mt. Vernon • Willow Tree • Candleberry Candles Wednesday Evening Prayer Sunday School 10 a.m. “We Deliver County Wide” • Fenton • Primitive Home Decor Meeting & Youth/Children Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Classes 7 p.m. Sunday Evening 6 p.m. Main Street • Mt. Vernon • 606-256-3431 www.freedomsbc.com Stacy Smith, Pastor email: Rockcastle Professional Open Mon. - Fri. 9 to 5 • Saturday 9 to 3 Mt. Zion Baptist Church [email protected] 859-200-5640 Pastor: David Sargent Sunday School 10 a.m. Pharmacy 606-256-2968 Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Newcomb Ave. • Mt. Vernon God’s Church of Zion Sunday Evening 6 p.m. Collins Respiratory 35 McFerron St. Wednesday Evening 7 p.m. 606-256-4613 Mt. Vernon, KY Josh Chasteen, Pastor Care Wed. Night 7 p.m. New Hope Baptist Church Open Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday School 2 p.m. Jct. 1797 New Hope Tower Rd. Sat., 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Main Street • Brodhead Sunday Worship 3 p.m. Orlando Pastor: Fred Hecker Sunday School 10 a.m. “Free Delivery” 606-758-9333 Hickory Grove Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Pentecostal Church Sunday Evening 6 p.m. Home Health Equipment & Supplies Hwy. 1505 (6 miles from Brodhead) Wednesday Evening 7 p.m. Insurance & Medicare Accepted Brodhead,Ky. Bro. David Carpenter, Pastor Randal Adams, Pastor Northside Baptist Church Owners: David Collins & Shelly Clements

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Babe and Kim Daugherty and Catherine Hounshell Andy and Ione Parsons and their son, Matt took part A parade of boats was held during the Labor Day participated in the Parade of Boats Labor Day week- in the Parade of Boats. weekend at Lake Linville. Shown above is Roy end. Beasley with his boat decked out patriotically to Commonwealth of Kentucky honor our Veterans. With Mr. Beasley is Donna 28th Judicial Circuit McCool and son Harper Dale. Rockcastle Circuit Court • Division II Civil Action No. 12-CI-00070 Wells Fargo Bank, NA Plaintiff V. Kenneth Ray Owens Defendants NOTICE OF SALE Mayor Mike Bryant and his wife, Carol, took part in the Parade of Boats honoring Veterans. Veterans Pursuant to a judgment and order of sale entered took part in the parade as well as enjoyed the pa- in this action on August 10, 2012 for the purpose rade from the shoreline. of satisfying the judgment against the defendants in the amount of ONE HUNDRED NINE THOU- SAND SEVEN HUNDRED SEVENTY SIX DOL- LARS AND 59/100 ($83,197.09) plus interest, costs and attorney fees. I will offer at public auction the hereinafter described real property in Rockcastle Donna McCool, Harper Dale McCool, Ann County, Kentucky. Hammond and Bernice Beasley were on hand for At the Courthouse on East Main Street the Parade of Boats held at Lake Linville Labor Day Mt. Vernon, Kentucky weekend. on Friday, September 21, 2012 Beginning at the Hour of 11:30 a.m. Said property being more particularly bounded and described as follows: 5158 Copper Creek Road, Crab Orchard, KY 40419 Tract 1: Beginning at an existing steel pin and corner of R. Holman lot; thence with the line of David Murdock to following call: thence South 45 degrees 04 minutes 25 seconds East, 377.60 feet to an existing pin 1837; thence South 25 degrees 26 minutes 37 seconds East 208.75 feet to an existing pin 1837 set in the line of G.W. Allen tract; thence with the line of G.W. Allen the following call; thence North 54 degrees 46 minutes 48 sec- onds East 782.08 feet to a steel pin with cap 1837 a dead gum and corner of L. Cain; thence with the line of L. Cain the following call; thence North 68 degrees 51 minutes 31 seconds East 518.49 feet to a steel pin with cap 1837; a corner of J. King; thence with the line of J. King the following call; thence North 35 degrees 38 minutes 21 seconds West, 672.70 feet to a steel pin with cap 1837 and small hickory a corner of W. McGuire; thence with the line of W. McGuire the following call: thence South 52 degrees 20 minutes 41 seconds West, 247.47 feet to a steel pin with cap 1837 a Commonwealth of Kentucky corner of R. Saylor lot; thence with the line of R. Saylor the following calls; Commonwealth of Kentucky thence South 28 degrees 10 minutes 08 seconds East 104.74 feet to a 28th Judicial Circuit steel pin with cap 1837; thence South 58 degrees 23 minutes 29 seconds 28th Judicial Circuit Rockcastle Circuit Court • Division I West, 603.91 feet to an existing steel pin a corner of W. Madden; thence Rockcastle Circuit Court • Division I Civil Action No. 10-CI-00387 with the line of Madden and passing the corner of F. Saylor the following Civil Action No. 12-CI-00131 call; thence South 63 degrees 31 minutes 48 seconds West 305.28 feet to Loancare, a division of an existing steel pin a corner to R. Elliott lot; thence with the line of R. Bank of America, N.A. Plaintiff FNF Servicing, Inc. Plaintiff Elliott and passing the corner of D. Murdock at 127.11 the following call; thence South 77 degrees 41 minutes 36 seconds West 157.11 feet to the V. V. point of beginning. This description prepared from a physical survey of Sandra Brown Defendant Amanda L. Smith, Kurtis Gary W. Holman, Kentucky LS 1837, on April 16, 1997. Said tract contain- W. Smith, unknown defendant, ing 14.974 acres (erroneously referred to as 14.947 acres in prior deed); NOTICE OF SALE spouse of Amanda L. Smith and and Pursuant to a judgment and order of sale entered unknown defendant, spouse of All property owners described above being the current or former record in this action on August 15, 2012 for the purpose Kurtis W. Smith Defendants title holders; and, of satisfying the judgment against the defendants Together with that certain easement for use of a gravel driveway and in the amount of ONE HUNDRED NINETEEN NOTICE OF SALE water line of record in Deed Book 171, page 90; and, that certain ease- THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED SIXTY SEVEN Pursuant to a judgment and order of sale entered ment for use a gravel driveway of record in Deed Book 171, Page 98, all in DOLLARS AND 02/100 ($119,867.02) plus inter- in this action on July 18, 2012 for the purpose of the office of the Rockcastle County Court Clerk. To an existing 1⁄2” steel est, costs and attorney fees. I will offer at public satisfying the judgment against the defendants in pin with cap 1837; thence South 25 degrees 27 minutes 59 seconds East auction the hereinafter described real property in the amount of ONE HUNDRED SEVENTEEN 208.14 feet to an existing 1⁄2” steel pin with cap 1837 set in the line of Rockcastle County, Kentucky. THOUSAND FIFTY DOLLARS AND 22/100 G.W. Allen (Deed Book 136, Page 689); thence with the line of G.W. Allen the following call; thence South 54 degrees 46 minutes 48 seconds West At the Courthouse on East Main Street ($117,050.22) plus interest, costs and attorney fees. I will offer at public auction the hereinafter 183.81 feet to a 1⁄2” steel pin with cap 1837, a new corner of David Mt. Vernon, Kentucky Murdock (Deed Book 157, Page 561); thence with a new line with David on Friday, September 21, 2012 described real property in Rockcastle County, Ken- tucky. Murdock the following calls; thence North 45 degrees 10 minutes 26 sec- Beginning at the Hour of 11:30 a.m. onds West 340.12 feet to a 1⁄2” steel pin with cap 1837; thence North 16 At the Courthouse on East Main Street Said property being more particularly bounded and degrees 38 minutes 02 seconds West 305.01 feet to an existing 1⁄2” steel described as follows: Mt. Vernon, Kentucky pin with cap 1837, a corner of R. Holman (Deed Book 138, Page 224); on Friday, September 21, 2012 thence with the line of R. Holman the following call; thence North 77 de- 387 West Level Green Road, Brodhead, KY 40409 Beginning at the Hour of 11:30 a.m. grees 21 minutes 13 seconds East 126.70 feet to the point of beginning. Beginning on an iron pin in the West right of way of Owens School road Said property being more particularly bounded and Said tract being 2.942 acres, more or less. This description prepared from and corner to Berthina VanHook; thence going with the lines of Berthina described as follows: a physical survey conducted by Gary W. Holman, Kentucky LS 1837. VanHook N 67 degrees 11’06” W, 339.94 feet to a maple; N 27 degrees Easement exception: David Murdock retained a 30 foot easement along 57’10” E, 345.04 feet to a sycamore corner to Berthina VanHook and in 111 McGuire Lane, Mt. Vernon, KY 40456 Ruth Holman lot for agricultural use only, from the gravel drive to his re- the West right of way of Owens School Road; thence going with said right Lot No. 3 in the McGuire Subdivision located on the South side of U.S. High- maining property, as described in Deed Book 174, Page 581. of way S 28 degrees 16’53” E, 185.21 feet; S 26 degrees 26’35” E, 70.16 way No. 25 just south of the City limits of Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. Plat is All property owners described above being the current or former record feet; S 15 degrees 53’07” E, 67.74 feet; S 10 degrees 16’17” e, 75.29 feet; S recorded in Plat Book 1, Page 49 in the Office of the Rockcastle County title holders. 00 degrees 31’13” E, 71.44 feet to point of beginning and containing 1.580 Court Clerk, and reference is made to said plat for a more complete de- acres by survey of C. Douglas Mullins, Registered Land Surveyor No. 2773. Being the same property conveyed to Kenneth Ray scription. Owens, married, by deed dated September 24, Being the same property conveyed to Sandra Being the same property conveyed to Kurtis W. 2008, executed by Michael Startzman, et ux., of Brown, single, by deed dated July 2, 2009, ex- Smith and wife Amanda Smith, by deed dated Janu- record in Deed Book 224, Page 590 in the ecuted by Lonnie Brown, single, of record in Deed ary 4, 2007, executed by Amy Smith Mink Parsons, Rockcastle County Clerk’s Office. Book 226, Page 492 in the Rockcastle County et vir., of record in Deed Book 214, Page 96 in the The property shall be sold on the Clerk’s Office. Rockcastle County Clerk’s Office. following terms & conditions: The property shall be sold on the The property shall be sold on the 1. Tract I and Tract II shall be sold together as a following terms & conditions: following terms & conditions: whole. 1. The real property shall be sold for cash or 1. The real property shall be sold for cash or 2. The real property shall be sold for cash or upon a credit of thirty (30) days with the purchaser upon a credit of thirty (30) days with the purchaser upon a credit of thirty (30) days with the purchaser required to pay a minimum of ten percent (10%) of required to pay a minimum of twenty five percent required to pay a minimum of twenty five percent the purchase price in cash on the date of sale and (25%) of the purchase price in cash on the date of (25%) of the purchase price in cash on the date of to secure the balance with a bond approved by the sale and to secure the balance with a bond ap- sale and to secure the balance with a bond ap- Master Commissioner. proved by the Master Commissioner. proved by the Master Commissioner. 2. The bond shall bear interest at the rate of 2. The bond shall bear interest at the rate of 3. The bond shall bear interest at the rate of twelve percent (12%) per annum until paid in full. twelve percent (12%) per annum until paid in full. twelve percent (12%) per annum until paid in full. The bond shall have the force and effect of a judg- The bond shall have the force and effect of a judg- The bond shall have the force and effect of a judg- ment and shall be and remain a lien upon the prop- ment and shall be and remain a lien upon the prop- ment and shall be and remain a lien upon the prop- erty sold as additional surety for the payment of erty sold as additional surety for the payment of erty sold as additional surety for the payment of the purchase price. the purchase price. the purchase price. 3. Unpaid taxes of record at the time of entry of 3. Unpaid delinquent state, county and/or city 4. Unpaid taxes of record at the time of entry of judgment shall be paid out of the proceeds of the real estate taxes shall be paid out of proceeds of judgment shall be paid out of the proceeds of the sale. the sale. sale. 4. The purchaser shall pay the 2012 local, county 4. The purchaser shall pay the 2012 local, county 5. The purchaser shall pay the 2012 local, county and state property taxes. and state property taxes. and state property taxes. 5. Full satisfaction of the plaintiff’s judgment shall 5. Full satisfaction of the plaintiff’s judgment shall 6. Full satisfaction of the plaintiff’s judgment shall be paid from the proceeds of the sale. be paid from the proceeds of the sale. be paid from the proceeds of the sale. 6. The purchaser shall have possession of the 6. The purchaser shall have possession of the 7. The purchaser shall have possession of the real property upon compliance with the terms of real property upon compliance with the terms of real property upon compliance with the terms of the sale. the sale. the sale. 7. In the event that the plaintiff is the successful 7. In the event that the plaintiff is the successful 8. In the event that the plaintiff is the successful bidder and the sale price does not exceed the bidder and the sale price does not exceed the bidder and the sale price does not exceed the amount of the plaintiff’s judgment, no deposit or amount of the plaintiff’s judgment, no deposit or amount of the plaintiff’s judgment, no deposit or bond shall be required. bond shall be required. bond shall be required. 8. The sale shall be made subject to all ease- 8. The sale shall be made subject to all ease- 9. The sale shall be made subject to all ease- ments, set back lines, restrictions or covenants of ments, set back lines, restrictions or covenants of ments, set back lines, restrictions or covenants of record or otherwise and shall be sold “as is”. record or otherwise and shall be sold “as is”. record or otherwise and shall be sold “as is”. John D. Ford John D. Ford John D. Ford Master Commissioner Master Commissioner Master Commissioner Rockcastle Circuit Court Rockcastle Circuit Court Rockcastle Circuit Court Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 13, 2012 • Pg. 9

The “Owens Girls” from left: Bernice McEldred, Class of 1945; Sharon Burton, Class of 1962; Sadie McHargue, Class of 1943; and Carol Jean Barnett, Class of Friends visiting after the MVS reunion. The mums as door prizes were very popu- 1958. lar. 265 attend annual Mt. Vernon School Reunion

Belle Brock Huff, Class of 1946 and Bobby Harper of New Mexico, Class of 1953. The annual Mount Vernon School Reunion was held Saturday, September 8, 2012. There was 265 people in attendance. The fifty year class of 1962 and the forty year class of 1972, were the honored classes. People came came from near and far, California, Virginia, New Mexico, Florida, Indiana, Ohio, as well as Kentucky. Every- one had a good time reuniting with old friends. Next year the reunion will be held the second Saturday, Sep- tember 14, 2013. Anyone who ever attended Mount Vernon School is invited to attend whether or not you graduated. Pictured are front from left: Joyce Barnett Renfro, Jean Cain Kidwell, June McNew, Barbara Clontz Cromer, Vivian Norton Price, Dorcas Woodall Blackwell and Virgina Rose McBee Badida. Second row from left: Mattie Burton Petrey, Wayne Norton, Betty Lou Ramsey Fain, Sharon Owens Burton, Faye Abney Holbrook, Charlotte Fain Loudermilk and Suella Lakes Smith. Back row from left: Francis Anderkin Cuzick, Johnny Renner, Gordon Berry, Marion Whitehouse, Mary Dailey Jones, James Darrell Stepp, Lee Childress, James Cope, and David Joe Griffin. MVS photos by Ada Waddle.

Carol Cummins Pybas, Class of 1959, wearing presi- dent Bennie Chaney’s letterman jacket. Pg. 10 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 13, 2012 Rockets are 2-2 after win over Estill Co. Engineers By: Doug Ponder back on offense with a 69 John Hughes, was good two passes for 90 yards. Parkey said. “We also than they had in previous The Rockcastle Rockets yard run by quarterback giving the Rockets a 27-6 Harper caught a total of went to our wishbone look games. climbed back to the .500 Kris Dennis. Estill County lead. two passes for 89 yards during the game and Isaiah “Although tackling has mark after beating the failed to make their two Estill County would fire and one TD while Hughes Adams ran the ball nicely improved, we still prefer Estill County Engineers point conversion keeping back at the end of the third caught two passes for 34 in that formation.” having 2, 3, or 4 guys in 46-18 at home last Friday the Rockets ahead 8-6 in quarter with a one yard run yards and one TD. Parkey was also im- on each tackle,” Parkey night. the first quarter. by Dennis. However, the Defensively the Rock- pressed with said. “That is one thing we The Rockets forced At the beginning of the extra point was no good ets were led by Bussell McPheltridge, who had are really going to stress in three turnovers on defense second quarter, Estill only cutting the Rockets who had seven tackles, one of his best games as practice this week.” and junior quarterback County fumbled the ball lead to 27-12. three and a half sacks and the Rocket quarterback. The Rockets will travel Corey McPhetridge threw away to junior Jacob The Rockets would one fumble recovery for a “He made good deci- to Somerset on Friday two touchdown passes and Bussell resulting in a score again with only 23 touchdown. sions and delivered the ball night to take on the Pulaski rushed for two more as the touchdown which gave the seconds left in the third Senior Chris Wren had on time to his receivers,” County Maroons. Kick-off Rockets ran away from the Rockets a 14-6 lead. quarter as Bussell broke four tackles, three sacks, Parkey said. “We were is at 7:30 p.m. Engineers. The Rockets would free for a 41 yard touch- and one fumble recovery also able to utilize his run- Parkey said the Ma- In the first quarter, score on their next offen- down run, extending the while Saylor was credited ning ability which adds roons have a good team McPhetridge got the Rock- sive possession after Rocket lead to 34-12. with one interception and another dimension to how which relies on fast plays ets into the scoring column Shaffer punched it in for a In the fourth quarter, one tackle as well as an as- teams will prepare for us.” on both sides of the ball. with a 79 yard touchdown one yard TD run. The ex- McPhetridge connected sisted sack. Defensively, Parkey In order for them to win, strike to wide receiver tra point was good giving with receiver John Hughes Other Rockets picking said the Rockets did a Parkey said his team must Tyler Harper. The Rockets the Rockets a 20-6 lead at on a 14 yard TD pass and up tackles and assists were good job getting penetra- follow the game plan then got the two point con- halftime. the extra point was good to McDaniel and Tyler Smith tion into Estill County’s they’ve practiced all week. version with a rush by se- The Rockets were first extend the Rockets lead to with six, Shaffer and Bran- backfield and disrupting “We have to control the nior fullback Tommy to score after halftime with 40-12. don Jones with five, their rhythm. Parkey also line of scrimmage, gang Shaffer giving the Rockets an 11 yard run by The Rockets would put Chance Ansardi with four, thought the Rockets did a tackle and win the special the early 8-0 lead. McPhetridge. The extra the game away in the McPhetridge, Ben Lake better job with tackling team battle,” Parkey said. But Estill County struck point, by junior kicker fourth quarter after and Eli Haddix with three McPhetridge punched it in and Hughes, Koty Benge for a one yard TD run. The and Steven Rector were all extra point was no good credited with one tackle. making it 46-12. Head Coach Scott Estill County scored Parkey said he was im- again late in the fourth pressed with the Rockets quarter on a 70 yard TD victory and thought the pass from Dennis to re- team did much better on ceiver Jonathan Collins the fundamentals of block- making the final score 46- ing. 18 after a failed two-point “The line’s pad level conversion. was low and their foot- McPhetridge finished work was much im- the game 6 of 9 passing for proved,” Parkey said. “Be- 231 passing yards and two cause of this, we were able passing TDs. McPhetridge to do some different things also picked up 31 yards on that helped keep the de- the ground and had two fense on their heels a rushing TDs as well. little.” Senior Damien Parkey said he was also McDaniel led the ground impressed with his team’s attack with 118 yards on 18 running game, especially carries. Bussell rushed for after they opened their 48 yards and one TD and playbook to the “wishbone Rocket junior quarterback Corey McPheltridge is Shaffer rushed for 4 yards formation” in the second and one TD. Sophomore half. Rocket senior TE Boone Saylor is shown above catch- shown talking with Head Coach Scott Parkey dur- ing one of his two passes for 90 yards against Estill ing the game against Estill County last Friday night. Isaiah Adams also carried “McDaniel had another the ball five times for 19 good game and Bussell County last Friday night. Saylor also had one inter- McPheltridge finished the game 6 of 9 passing for ception and one tackle as well as an assisted sack. 231 passing yards and two passing TDs. He also yards. came in showing us he has picked up 31 yards on the ground and had two rush- Receiver Boone Saylor the ability to make guys ing TDs as well. had a big night catching miss in the open field,” Church league softball tourney Registrations will be taken through Friday, Oc- tober 5th for a Church League Softball Tourna- ment on Oct. 12th and 13th at Brodhead. Three games guaranteed. $150 entry fee. Contact: Brandon McIntosh at 606-308- 5266.

Former RCHS Cheerleader Reunion The Rockcastle County High School cheerleaders were cheering the Rockets on If you still have that to their 46-18 victory against Estill County last Friday night. Rocket spirit, please join us for an exciting reunion at the RCHS football Unite Bowl/Homecoming game on September 21, 2012. For more information, contact Lonetta Daugherty at email address [email protected]

SilverSneakers Program The Wellness Center at Rockcastle Regional of- fers Healthways SilverSneakers® Muscu- lar Strength and Range of Movement classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays at The RCHS marching band performed their Cirque Show during halftime at the 10 a.m. To find out if Estill County game last Friday night. The show is based upon original music by you’re eligible for the Jay Dawson and features senior soloists Jamie Kirby on Flute and Ryan Cromer SilverSneakers® program, on Alto Saxophone as well as the drumline and sideline percussion sections. call 256-2609.

Head Coach Scott Parkey said he was impressed with the Rockets offense against Estill County last Friday night. The Rockets offense gained 428 total yards with 215 rushing yards and 213 passing yards. Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 13, 2012 • Pg. 11

update on the emergency Waddles said her heart “Court” management building’s was touched by everyone in “Meth” Rockcastle Community (Cont. from front) progress. the community who said Holbrook said the court they are praying for (Cont. from front) Bulletin Board reimburse Citizens for the needed to decide between a Johnson’s speedy recovery. expenditure. Counting the general contractor and a con- Waddles said she wanted to Ricky Allen Sandusky, 25, Sponsored By roof, the county put in over struction management firm thank everyone who has of Mt. Vernon. a million dollars in renova- for the project. The court showed their support for her According to the Cox Funeral Home tions and cleanup but saved decided to go with the con- son and her family during Rockcastle County Sheriff’s Family Owned & Operated Since 1907 over $550,000 on the project struction management firm the tragic event. Department, Deputy Sheriff by using work release in- which will be Codell Con- “So many people have Matt Bryant received a tip 80 Maple Drive, Mt. Vernon, Ky. Ph. 256-2345 mates for the major part of struction out of Winchester been so kind and helpful, we from an anonymous caller Toll Free 1-888-825-2345 • 24 Hour Obit Line 256-5454 the project and by Citizens since they submitted the appreciate everything,” who said they could smell a www.coxfuneralhomeky.com Bank being able to bid the only bid. Their bid of Johnson said. “So many chemical odor while travel- roof, keeping the county Bookmobile Schedule $115,000 was the only one prayers are out there that are ling on McFerron Street. from having to pay the pre- submitted which was over being answered every day. I Officers responded to the Mon., Sept. 17th: No service. Tues., Sept. 18th: Maple vailing wage rate. the estimated cost of want to say thanks for the area and could also smell Grove, Orlando, Climax. Wed., Sept. 19th: Calloway, Hopkins said the war- $78,000. However Holbrook love everyone has showed Red Hill, Livingston, Lamero and Pine Hill. Thurs., Sept. the chemical odor but were ranty for the roof had been said there was a $40,000 that has been never ending unable to locate its source. 20th: Child Development Center, Seek and Learn, delivered to the county and savings on the architect’s fee since the accident.” After leaving McFerron Brindle Ridge. covers labor and materials which will offset the extra If you have any informa- Rabies Clinic for 20 years. She also said Street, Mt. Vernon Assistant cost. tion regarding the hit and run There will be a Rabies Clinic for dogs and at at the that there were zero leaks Police Chief Barry Adams In other business, the collision, the family asks Livingston Volunteer Fire Dept. on Monday, Sept. 24th detected during the last big observed Sandusky walking court: that you please call the from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. The clinic is being sponsored by rain. •Approved the purchase across Sand Springs Road Rockcastle County Sheriff’s Rockcastle County Health Department and Dr. James The county will also re- of 10,000 stamped enve- carrying a Gatorade bottle Department at 606-256- Chism, DVM. The cost is $7 per animal and all animals ceive $218,859 from the lopes for the sheriff to send which appeared to contain 2032. must be on a leash or restrained. For more information, CDBG fund, controlled by out tax bills. Magistrate Bill items used to manufacture contact Rockcastle County Health Department, Clara RCIDA, and will use the McKinney, who made the meth. “Robbed” Patton, Environmentalist, 256-2242. funds to defray their costs of motion, noted that the court Once Sandusky noticed renovation and cleanup. is not required to make this (Cont. from front) the officers, he unscrewed First Annual 50/50 Fire Run In other business, the expenditure. suspect on foot and lost sight the lid from the Gatorade Rockcastle County Fire Services will hold their First court approved a $5,000 do- •Approved a $150 dona- of him on Church Street near bottle and poured its con- Annual 50/50 Fire Run on Sat., Sept. 22 (rain date 9/29), nation to the Rockcastle tion to the Association of Collins Respiratory Care. tents onto the ground. beginning at Brindle Ridge Fiire Dept. Sign up is at 11 Youth Football League at the Retarded Citizens. Shelton said the back Sandusky was arrested at a.m. There will be food and music at the finish line. Prizes request of Scott Parkey, head •Donated $1100 to the door was still locked from the scene and was later de- are $20 for the first hand and $5 for each additional hand. coach at RCHS. Parkey told Kentucky Music Hall of the night before and that the contaminated by members Pick cards up at fire departments around Rockcastle and the court that it would cost Fame Golf Scramble. suspect didn’t say anything of the Mt. Vernon Fire De- meet the volunteers who help protect our community. about $6,500 to cover offi- •Approved a Unite to her during the robbery. partment and Rockcastle Parker Seal Picnic cials, equipment and assis- Interlocal Agreement for law Upon further investiga- EMS. The 11th annual Parker Seal Picnic will be held Satur- tance to parents who have enforcement in the county to tion, officers found the ski Upon further investiga- day, Seept. 22nd from 11 to 3 at the Woodmen of the trouble paying the $40 per participate in a Regional mask in an alleyway behind tion, Adams confirmed the World Lodge on Haiti Road in Berea. Chicken will be child registration fee. drug Task Force Initiative. Collins Respiratory Care Gatorade bottle to be a one- furnished. Please bring a covered dish and drinks. All There was very little dis- •Approved a $125 dona- and found the change bag step meth lab containing former employees and their families are welcome. Please cussion of the donation, with tion to the Cub Scouts. How- hidden in a tree at a resi- lithium strips, ammonia ni- bring an item for our auction. All proceeds will go to- Lee Earl Adams making the ever, it was found after the dence on Silver Street. trate, ground-up pseu- wards next year’s picnic. For more information, call Ruth motion and Bill McKinney meeting that $1,200 was do- The change bag still con- doephedrine tablets and Holman at 606-758-8544. seconding it. McKinney said nated last year and County tained the restaurant’s other ingredients used to Body Recall Classes he approved because if you Judge/Executive Buzz checkbook but the $400 in manufacture meth. Rockcastle County Senior and Adult Health Care Center “can get children involved in Carloftis said this item cash was missing. Sandusky was charged is pleased to offer Body Recall classes Monday through sports that’s one step further would be on the next The robbery is still under with manufacturing meth- away from their being in- meeting’s agenda to possibly investigation by the amphetamine and tamper- Friday from 12:30 to 1 p.m. For more information, please volved with drugs.” be increased. Rockcastle County Sheriff’s ing with physical evidence. call the center at 606-256-4316. Roger Coldiron, a mem- •Approved $393.72 addi- Department and Sheriff He remains lodged in the SilverSneakers Program ber of the Daniel Boone tional for the new addition Mike Peters is in charge of Rockcastle County Deten- The Wellness Center at Rockcastle Regional offers American Red Cross com- to the Western Volunteer Fire the investigation. tion Center on a $25,000 Healthways SilverSneakers® Muscular Strength and mittee, was before the court Dept and approved payment If you have any informa- cash/property bond. Range of Movement classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays to give them information as of 90% of their utilities for a tion regarding the robbery A Mt. Vernon man was at 10 a.m. To find out if you’re eligible for the to the Red Cross’s assistance quarter of $1,755.50. please call the Rockcastle arrested last Tuesday night SilverSneakers® program, call 256-2609. in our county from July of •Approved a rate of 3.6c County Sheriff’s Depart- for manufacturing metham- CCFFG Meeting 2011 to June 2012. Coldiron per $100 assessment for the ment at 606-256-2032. phetamine after police Concerned Citizens For Fair Government (CCFFG) will said that, during that period, Rockcastle Extension Of- raided a home on T Street hold their next regular meeting Thursday, Sept. 20th at 6 the ARC spent $6,655 assist- fice. “Licenses” in Mt. Vernon. p.m. on the third floor of the courthouse. Please use rear ing victims of 15 house fires. •Approved a claim by (Cont. from front) Arrested at the scene was entrance. The group meets the third Thursday of each In contrast, Coldiron said J&D Excavating for David Patrick Snyder, 29, of that in Lincoln County, sume the following day and month. $3,100.24 for hauling rock Mt. Vernon. which has a larger popula- the new licenses will be Nami Meeting to Lambert Road and a claim According to Mt. Vernon tion than Rockcastle, there available to Rockcastle There will be a NAMI meeting Sept. 17th from noon to 1 by Matt and Levi Northern Police reports, Assistant were 7 house fires and County residents. p.m. in the conference room of the Comp Care Bldg. of $2,490 for fencing on the Chief Barry Adams re- $33,808 expended on assis- To protect citizens from road. ceived information that Gibson Potluck Picnic tance and in Madison The court also approved counterfeiters, the new li- Snyder was manufacturing There will be a Gibson Potluck Picnic on Saturday, Sept. County, which has five times an easement for the cense has multiple layers of meth in an outbuilding on 29th from 3 to 7 p.m. at the Sr. Citizens building behind the population of the county, McKinney Cemetery Road security features that are all the property. the Russell Acton Folk Center on Jefferson St. in Berea. less that twice the funds which will give easier access linked to each other. The new features include: Upon receiving a search For more info, call Yvonne at 859-986-8960. were expended. to the cemetery. Former RCHS Cheerleader Reunion Coldiron said that most As one of the last items digital watermark impercep- warrant for the residence, fires were electrical in nature of business, the court ap- tible to the human eye, bank officers found various items If you still have that Rocket spirit, please join us for an and suggested that a volun- proved a transfer of note-level fine line printing, used to manufacture meth exciting reunion at the RCHS football Unite Bowl/Home- teer inspection program in $850,000 from the occupa- improved dual-side lamina- throughout the home. coming game on September 21, 2012. For more infor- the county by fire depart- tional tax fund to the general tion for greater tamper resis- In the back yard, offic- mation, contact Lonetta Daugherty at ments might be helpful. fund primarily to pay the tance and durability and ho- ers found two one-step meth [email protected] Coldiron did not ask for cost of the new roof at the logram with single-color, ul- labs next to a burn pile. In- Ruritan Fish Fry a donation from the court to Anchor Packaging building. traviolet “ghost” image. side the outbuilding, offic- Cartersville Ruritan Club Fish Fry will be held Sat., Sept. the ARC but said that might The court also transferred Starting in the fall, new ers found another one-step 15th from 4 to 7 p.m.All you can eat, $8. Menu: fish or be a possibility in the future. $100,000 from the road fund licenses will also feature meth lab along with a HCL chicken, cole slaw, potato, dessert, drink. The club is lo- The court also donated to the general fund. The road “veteran” and “organ donor” gas generator. cated on Harmon Lick Road, 1/4 mile off Hwy 954. $500 to the Southeast Ken- fund had a balance of designations. Snyder was charged with Farm Bureau Annual Meeting tucky Antique Engine and $852,422 at the end of Au- Customers are not re- three counts of manufactur- quired to obtain new licenses ing methamphetamine and The Rockcastle County Farm Bureau Federation Annual Tractor Association which gust from county road aid Meeting will be held September 21st at Roundstone El- before current licenses ex- remains lodged in the will have their annual show state assistance and truck li- ementary School. Dinner and entertainment will begin in Renfro Valley Oct. 4, 5 pire, and the process for ob- Rockcastle County Deten- cense fees. at 6 p.m., followed by a business meeting at 7 p.m. All and 6. taining or renewing a license tion Center on a $25,000 members are invited and encouraged to attend. Rip VanWinkle with the “Teen” will not change. The cost re- cash/property bond. association told the court mains at $20. that the show had been held (Cont. from front) in that location for the past Johnson’s mother, “Brodhead” 17 years and that there had Veronica Waddles, 34 of Mt. (Cont. from front) never been a rent charge Vernon said Johnson re- carry over funds of made by Renfro Valley until ceived a fractured skull and $43,814.38. this year. However, this year, elbow, two broken knees and Main revenue sources in- there is a $1,000 charge a lacerated liver. clude: $457,000 from the upfront and they must dis- Since his accident, sale of water, $49,000 from pose of their own trash but Waddles said Johnson un- property taxes, $24,000 from the association gets to keep derwent a successful brain franchise fees and $45,000 the gate. Price of admission surgery on Saturday to repair from the insurance tax. will be $3 per person with his fractured skull and doc- The Council appropriated children 12 and under free or tors put a splint on his arm $30,000 for the administra- $6 for a three-day pass. for his fractured elbow. tive staff, $20,000 for the VanWinkle said the show Waddles said that doctors Brodhead Volunteer Fire draws tours from all over the say the laceration in his liver Department and $81,650 for country and was a boon for and fractured collarbone will general funds including elec- restaurants and motels, both heal on their own. tric, water and overall main- They asked the court for Waddles said in the next tenance to City Hall. The $1,000 and garbage service few days her son will un- budget also shows transfers but the court decided to go dergo more surgeries to re- of $428,000 to the operating with the $500 and ask the pair his two broken knees fund, $31,000 to the KIA local tourist commission to and other injuries. Waddles Sinking Fund and $11,000 to provide the additional $500. said Johnson is responding the Line-Tank Sinking Fund. Hal Holbrook, CSEPP well by moving his arms and The City Council will Stop by and see director, gave the court an opening his eyes. hold a special meeting nexct Monday at 4 p.m. to give the Marlene Lawson Estill Philbeck’s final approval on their water for all your life and and sewer rate increase and Masonic Charity Bike Ride their 2012-2013 budget. health insurance needs! Sat., Sept. 15, 2012 • Noon “Rally” (606) at (Cont. from front) licans, conservatives, and Philbeck Estate citizens concerned about the 256-2050 direction of our country will 1301 Big Cave Rd. attend the Rally in the Rock. Orlando, Ky. 40460 It will be a fun event and a great way to kick off the fall All bikers welcome - $15 per bike campaign season." Republi- Contacts: can Party Chairman Travis Estill Philbeck 859-893-2298 T. Burton said. [email protected] In the event of rain, the rally will be held inside of David Shivel 606-875-9919 the Kentucky Music Hall of Visit us on the Internet at https://www.kyfb.com/rockcastle/insurance/ Roger Adams 859-326-0293 Fame. Pg. 12 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 13, 2012

Commonwealth of Kentucky • 28th Judicial Circuit • Rockcastle Circuit Court • Division I Civil Action No. 11-CI-00314 Levi Cox Plaintiff V. Kenneth Gordon Stewart a/k/a Ken Stewart, Christina Stewart, Thomas Gibson Stewart a/k/a Tom Stewart and Charles Givens Defendants NOTICE OF SALE Pursuant to a judgment and order of sale entered in this action on June 7, 2012 for the purpose of satisfying the judgment against the defendants in the amount of FIFTY SEVEN THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED FIFT DOLLARS AND 00/100 ($57,650.00) plus interest, costs and attorney fees. I will offer at public auction the hereinafter described real property in Rockcastle County, Kentucky. At the Courthouse on East Main Street - Mt. Vernon, Kentucky on Thursday, September 20, 2012 beginning at the hour of 11:30 a.m. Said property being more particularly bounded and described as follows: PARCEL NO. 1: Being real property located on the waters of Roundstone Creek, in Rockcastle County, Kentucky, to wit: Beginning at a stone corner of J.M. Parsons, and bearing as follows: South 14 West 24 chains 40 links to a stake in T.F. Hays line, hickory pointer; thence South 59 1⁄2 East 12 chains to a rock pile west of knob; thence N 88 1⁄2 East 28 chains 40 links to two white oaks and red bud at a water fall; thence south 62 1⁄2 East 6 chains to a stake in Arthur Jordon’s line; thence with his line North 2 East 34 chains, post and sugar tree; thence south 89 1⁄2 West 4 chains to a post, two black oaks and mulberry; thence south 65 west 12 chains 25 links to a stake in a drain; thence south 75 west 15 chains 50 links to a stone, Parson’s corner; thence north 38 west 11 chains 35 links to the beginning, containing 104 acres, more or less. There is also conveyed by this instrument an undivided one half interest in the 15 feet right of way reserved by W.H. Jones in the conveyance of J.M. Parsons, the deed to which is recorded in the office of the Rockcastle County Court Clerk in Deed Book 26, page 265, to which reference is made for a more particular description; it being the intention of the grantors to convey a one-half interest in whatever right in and to said right of way they have. The above being the same real property W.S. Stewart and wife Said Stewart obtained by deed dated January 18, 1968, from William Jordan and Lorette Jordan and of record in Deed Book 85, page 517 of record in the Rockcastle County Clerk’s office, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. W.S. Stewart and Sadie Stewart deeded a one-half undivided interest to Kenneth G. Stewart in the above described real property be deed dated February 21, 1969, and of record in Deed Book 88, page 582 of record in the Rockcastle County Clerk’s office, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. PARCEL NO. 2 Being real property located in Rockcastle County, Kentucky, on the waters of Clear Creek, and more particularly bounded and described as follows: Tract No. 1: Beginning at a stone on the bank of Clear Creek and about six feet above the mouth of the spring branch, thence 12 1⁄2 E 43 poles to a stake at center of a gateway on the west side of the spring branch; thence N 2 3⁄4 W 44 poles to a stake in the branch where once stood a beech; thence N 3 1⁄2 E 14 poles to a stone on the west side of the branch where once stood a beech; thence N 47 3⁄4 W 4 poles to a stone at the angle of a fence, G.D. Gutherie’s corner; thence with the fence S 84 W 14 4/5 poles to a cedar; thence N 69 W 5 poles and 4 links to a stone; thence N 60 W 8 poles and 12 links to a cedar thence 55 1⁄2 W 13 poles and 9 links to a stone on the north side of a branch; thence with the fence up the hill N 11 W 16 poles and 5 links to a white oak; thence 42 1⁄2 W 100 poles to a stone pile with a dogwood and white oak pointers in Will Hayes line; thence N 87 1⁄2 W 10 poles and 13 links to a stake in the ridge road with two dogwood pointers, Bill Stewart’s line; thence his line and road S 27 E 8 poles; S 13 E 10 poles; S 1 W 12 poles; S 8 E 3; S 26 W 10 poles; S 38 W 24 poles; S 45 W 8 poles; S 54 W 5 poles; S 29 W 8 poles to a stone by the fence in Claud Ford’s line; thence with his line and fence N 47 W 11 poles and 13 links to a cedar S 71 W 6 poles and 13 links to a cedar; thence S 85 1⁄2 W 4/25 poles to a cedar; S 1⁄2 W 12 poles to a stake by the fence; thence S 4 1⁄2 W 18 poles and 16 links to a stone below a road and including the road between Bill Stewart and Claud Ford’s land to an old road at Stewart’s line; thence along the lower side of the road, S 79 1⁄2 E 3 poles and 6 links; S 63 E 12 2/5 poles; S 49 1⁄2 E 2 poles; S 41 1⁄2 E 8 poles to a stone; thence N 66 1⁄2 E 42 poles to a stone where once stood a white oak; thence S 7 E 51 poles to a stake; N 6 E 2 3/5 poles from a beech; thence S 89 E 6 poles to a stone; thence S 13 E 16 poles to a stone on the bank of a drain; thence S 6 W 23 poles to a stake on the north bank of Clear Creek; thence same course crossing the creek 4 poles to a stake in the road; thence up the creek about 40 poles to a stake in the road; thence up the creek about 40 poles to the beginning and contains 70 acres. The Grantee herein owning all abutting land no provision is made for the roadway into the George H. Ballinger farm. The grantee owning said Ballinger farm. Tract No. 2: Bounded on the north by Stewart heirs; on the east by Edwan Ballinger; on the south by Clear Creek; on the west by Stewart heirs; and containing about five acres being the same more or less. Tract No. 3: Beginning at a double beech, corner to Elbert Ballinger and W.H. Ballinger and Stewart heirs, N 5 E 2 poles and 15 links to a stone; thence E 6 poles and 20 links to a stone, thence S 14 E 18 poles to a stone near a drain; thence S 5 W 23 poles to a stone on the bank of Clear Creek; thence with the creek S to W.H. Ballinger’s and W.H. Fish’s original line and containing two acres more or less. This conveyance is subject to an easement dated December 5, 1969, between Edward Fish and wife, Mary Fish and Robert Fish, said easement being duly recorded in the office of the clerk of the Rockcastle County Court in Deed Book 89, page 485. The above being the same real property W.S. Stewart and wife Sadie Stewart obtained an undivided one-half interest, jointly with survivorship and Kenneth Stewart and June Stewart obtained an undivided one-half interest, jointly with survivorship, by deed dated January 10, 1970, from Edward Fish and wife, Mary Fish and of record in Deed Book 89, page 542 of record in the Rockcastle County Clerk’s office, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. PARCEL NO. 3: Tract No. 1: Beginning at a stone, corner to C.L. Brock and lands herein conveyed; thence N 20 1⁄4 E 31 poles and 16 links; thence S 42 1⁄2 E 36 poles; thence S 26 W 19 poles; thence N 24 1⁄2 E 20 poles; thence S 33 1⁄4 W 21 1/5 poles; thence S 7 1⁄2 E 33 poles and 22 links; thence N 89 W 12 poles; thence S 11 1⁄2 E 9 3/5 poles; thence S 32 W 6 poles; thence N 79 W 8 poles; thence S 63 W 9 poles; thence N 25 W 4 3⁄4 poles; thence S 57 1⁄4 W 12 2/5 poles; thence N 33 W 24 4/5 poles; thence S 86 1⁄2 E 12 poles; thence N 33 W 30 2/5 poles; thence N 86 1⁄2 W 12 poles; thence N 33 1⁄2 W 55 poles; thence N 81 1⁄2 E 62 poles to the point of beginning and containing 42 1⁄2 acres by survey. There is excluded and not herein conveyed from the above described boundary a cemetery consisting of approximately one half acre, said cemetery being on the line which adjoins the property of C.L. Brock. There is further excluded from the above described tract and not herein conveyed, a small parcel heretofrom deeded to the Rockcastle County Board of Education by the grantors herein by Deed dated ______and of record in Deed Book _____, page _____, reference being made thereto for a more complete description of said exclusion. Tract No. 2: Beginning at a marked corner, corner to L & N R R Company and R.H. Lewis property; thence N 59 1⁄2 W 82 feet; thence N 56 1⁄2 E 285 feet and 8 inches; thence S 33 E 97 feet; thence S 54 1⁄2 W 239 feet to the point of beginning, and containing one half acre. EXCEPTION: There is excepted herefrom the following: property conveyed to C.G. Stewart and wife Beulah Stewart by deed dated January 4, 1957, and being of record in Deed Book 77, page 354. EXCEPTION: There is excepted herefrom the following: property conveyed to Kenneth Stewart and June Stewart by deed dated September 20, 1967, and being of record in Deed Book 87, page 275. EXCEPTION: Tract No. 2 herein was sold to Shirley Smith and Elizabeth Parsons Smith by deed dated July 2, 1996, and of record in Deed Book 85, page 628. The above being the same real property W.S. Stewart and wife Sadie Stewart obtained by deed dated August 27, 1956, from Edith Phillips Allen, et al., and of record in Deed Book 77, page 348 of record in the Rockcastle County Clerk’s office, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. PARCEL NO. 4: Being real property located on the waters of Roundstone Creek, in Rockcastle County, Ky., and on the east side of the Dixie Highway and abutting on same, to wit: Tract No. 1: Bounded on the north by the lands of Virgil Abney; on the east by the W.H. Jones tract; on the south by the lands of Dewey Bullen; on the west by the lands of Bert Thacker and the old Dixie Highway, and containing eighty-five (85) acres more or less. Tract No. 2: Beginning at a stake in the Scaffold Cane Pike, in old line between Frank Seals and Thomas F. Hayes; thence with the right of way line of the said road approximately five chains to mouth of culvert; thence a southeast direction, approximately two chains to a walnut, or the old line between Frank Seals and Thomas F. Hayes; thence a northerly direction with said old line to the beginning and containing one-half acre more or less. The above being the same real property W.S. Stewart and Kenneth Stewart obtained by deed dated September 7, 1965, from Tommie Carpenter and of record in Deed Book 85, page 104 of record in the Rockcastle County Clerk’s office, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. PARCEL NO. 5: Tract No. 1: Beginning at a black oak on the west bank of Clear Creek; thence W 30 poles to a stake on the west side of an orchard at a fence; thence N 3 E 192 poles to a stake in Warren _____, W.M. Bullen’s line; thence N 81 W _____ poles to a stone corner to the said _____, now J.L. Bullen and W.M. Hayes; thence with W.M. Hayes line S 83 W28 poles to a stake in Wm. Stewart now W.M. Hayes line; thence with said line S 10 W 99 poles to a stake 15 feet east of a small black walnut corner; thence on with Stewart’s line, now Hayes line S 25 W 34 1⁄2 poles to a stone corner; thence N 16 W 23 poles to a stake corner of said Stewart and Wm. Wood, now Wm. Hayes and J.J. Wood corner; thence with Wm. Wood line, now J.J. Wood line, S 29 E 6 poles to a beech; thence 4 W 12 poles to a sycamore on the east bank of a branch; thence S 5 E 44 poles to a gate post; thence S 11 W 40 poles to a stake just above the mouth of Cave Spring Branch at Clear Creek; thence up said creek and with its meanders to the beginning and contains seventy-five acres more or less. Tract No. 2: Beginning at a beech standing on the north side of the county road that leads up Clear Creek, it being a corner also to the land now owned by A.W. Stewart and in an old line of McFarlin’s lower survey; thence with one of McFarlin’s old line N 1 E to a corner of Mason Fish’s land; thence with said Fish’s line to a division line made by the second party mentioned in this deed (Joseph Wood deed) and W.M. Hayes; thence with said division line S 3 W 192 poles to a stake; thence with same division line E 20 poles to a black oak standing on the west bank of Clear Creek; thence down said Creek with its meanders to a stake, it being the last corner to that part of the same farm, deed to W.M. Hayes; thence to the beginning. Tract No. 3: Beginning at a black oak, corner in G.D. Gutherie and H.H. Wood’s line, N 30 E 14 poles to a stone corner to same parties; thence N 98 poles to a stone corner to same parties with white oak pointer; thence S 33 W 6 poles 12 links to a stone on bank of branch; thence with meanders of the branch S 44 poles to a stone with black gum pointer; thence S 4 W leaving the branch 66 poles to the beginning, containing 3 1⁄2 acres more or less. The above being the same real property W.S. Stewart and Sadie Stewart obtained a one-half undivided interest in, jointly with survivorship and Kenneth G. Stewart and June Stewart obtained a one-half undivided interest, jointly with survivorship, by deed dated February 15, 1972, from T.J. Parsons and wife, June Parsons and of record in Deed Book 92, page 496 of record in the Rockcastle County Clerk’s office, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. PARCEL NO. 6: Beginning south of road near Claud Ford’s, thence south 29 E 49 poles to a corner near a rock corner; thence S 49 E 49 poles W.S. Stewart’s line to a poplar stump in the first big hollow, corner of W.S. Stewart’s line and Tabitha Ballinger’s line; thence N 64 E to the old road; thence with south side of road and with the bends and crooks of the road to the beginning and containing about three acres more or less. Stone corners on south side of road. The above being the same real property W.S. Stewart obtained by deed dated April 30, 1948, from Robert Fish and wife, Josie Fish of record in Deed Book 68, page 500 of record in the Rockcastle County Clerk’s office, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. PARCEL NO. 7: Beginning at a stone and small ash in Wolfe line same being S.S. Guthries’ corner and bearing N 87 1⁄2 W 16.06 chains to Brocks and Jordan’s corner; thence with Brocks line S 2 W 28.85 chains to a stake in a drain; thence N 38 E 22.46 chains over top of flat rock ridge to a stake in line of S.S. Guthries; thence with Guthries lines N 62 W 0.69 links to a hickory branch being S.S. Guthries corner; thence continuing with Guthries line N 23 1⁄2 E 11.16 chains to the beginning containing 19 acres, be the same more or less. The above being the same real property W.S. Stewart obtained by deed dated January 27, 1969, from Richard N. Koehler and Elva M. Koehler of record in Deed Book 80, page 69 of record in the Rockcastle County Clerk’s office, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. PARCEL NO. 8: Tract No. 1: Beginning at a set stone Northeast side of road, being a corner of the late Clell Mullins and Leroy Mullins and now to be a corner of W.S. Stewart and bearing S31 W 4.34 chains with the meanders of the road, S 40 W 9.00 chains to a culvert and ditch, a corner of Nannie Mullins, both parties to have use of ditch for drainage; thence N 55 W 1.50 chains to the creek, a corner in Stewart’s line; thence with his line and the meanders of the creek, N 45 E 8.16 chains, N 13 E 5.42 chains, thence leaving the creek S 58 E 3.75 chains to the beginning, and containing 2.50 acres to be the same more or less. The above being the same real property W.S. Stewart and Kenneth Stewart obtained by deed dated February 5, 1962, from Nannie Mullins of record in Deed Book 81, page 589 of record in the Rockcastle County Clerk’s office, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. Tract No. 2: Beginning at a set stone, a corner of the late Clell Mullins, now Nannie Mullins; and bearing N 58 W 3.75 chains to a point in Clear Creek, Mullins’ corner in Stewart’s line; thence with Stewart’s line and the meanders of the creek N 37 E 6126 chains to a point in creek, N 52 E 2.60 chains, N 82 E 3.55 chains, S 82 E 2.89 chains to a point in the creek opposite an Elm on the bank; thence leaving the creek and passing the aforementioned elm to the County Road, and continuing same bearing S 55 W 4.25 with the meanders of the road S 48 W 6.00 chains S 33 W 2.86 chains to the beginning, and containing 3.9 acre more or less. EXCEPTION: There is excluded from the above the following real property which was sold by deed dated January 3, 1968, and of record in Deed Book 87, page 364. The above being the same real property W.S. Stewart and Kenneth Stewart obtained by deed dated February 3, 1962, from Leroy Mullins of record in Deed Book 81, page 590 of record in the Rockcastle County Court Clerk’s office, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. PARCEL NO. 9: Beginning at a stone on an old ridge road; thence North 85 W 36 poles to a stone corner, W.S. Stewart’s; thence N 13 poles to a stone; thence South 85 E 30 poles to stone near the ridge road, W.S. Stewart’s corner; thence with the road to be beginning, and containing two and one-half (2 1⁄2) acres, more or less. The above being the same real property W.S. Stewart and Kenneth Stewart obtained by deed dated July 22, 1961, from Chester Potts and Fannie Potts of record in Deed Book 81, page 253 of record in the Rockcastle County Court Clerk’s office, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. Being the same property conveyed to Ken Stewart and Thomas Stewart by Master Commissioner’s Deed dated ______, 2012, from Ruby H. Stewart, et al., by Jerome S. Fish, Special Master Commissioner of the Rockcastle Circuit Court, which deed is recorded in the Rockcastle County Clerk’s office, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky, in Deed Book ____ at page ____. The property shall be sold on the following terms & conditions: 1. Parcels 1-9 shall be sold separately. 2. The real property shall be sold for cash or upon a credit of thirty (30) days with the purchaser required to pay a minimum of ten percent (10%) of the purchase price in cash on the date of sale and to secure the balance with a bond approved by the Master Commissioner. 3. The bond shall bear interest at the rate of twelve percent (12%) per annum until paid in full. The bond shall have the force and effect of a judgment and shall be and remain a lien upon the property sold as additional surety for the payment of the purchase price. 4. Unpaid delinquent state, county and/or city real estate taxes shall be paid out of proceeds of the sale. 5. The purchaser shall pay the 2012 local, county and state property taxes. 6. Full satisfaction of the plaintiff’s judgment shall be paid from the proceeds of the sale. 7. The purchaser shall have possession of the real property upon compliance with the terms of the sale. 8. In the event that the plaintiff is the successful bidder and the sale price does not exceed the amount of the plaintiff’s judgment, no deposit or bond shall be required. 9. The sale shall be made subject to all easements, set back lines, restrictions or covenants of record or otherwise and shall be sold “as is”. John D. Ford Master Commissioner • Rockcastle Circuit Court Mt. Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 13, 2012 • Pg. 13

ClassifiedsFor Sale: 80 Union Chapel lators will be prosecuted. Road. 1600 sq. ft. 3BR/2BA Posted: No trespassing on Mobile Homes CLASSIFIED RATES brick ranch, located on one land belonging to James and acre. Completely remod- Posted Dorothy Rash heirs on Rash For Sale • Local Rates - $4 for 25 words eled. Minutes from I-75. Posted: No trespassing, Branch Road off Chestut or less - .10 each additional word Call 765-969-0613 for de- hunting, fishing or ATVs on Ridge. No hunting, camp- Bank Repos, single and tails. 23xntf property of Rick and Louise ing, ATVs, trespassing for doubles - some withland. For Sale: 1.9 acre wooded Spall on Chetnut Ridge any purpose. Not respon- Owner financing available. • Display Classifieds lot on Freedom School Road in Mt. Vernon and sible for accidents. Violators Perfect credit not required. Road. Septic tank and city P.O. Box 1001 in Berea. will be prosecuted. (1/3/13) Will also do land in lieu of $5.00/Inch water already there. 3/4 mile Violators will be pros- Posted: No trespassing on down payment. Call Jim at from 150. 606-308-2290. ecuted. 38x4p property belonging to 859-985-0344 or 859-623- Deadline for Classifieds 37xntf Posted: Absolutely no hunt- Johnny and Melinda Rader 3089. D&D Mobile Homes ing or trespassing on any or at Woodthrush Lane, Cove at Clays Ferry Exit 97 on is 10 a.m. TUESDAY all property belonging to Branch, Brush Creek and I075 northof Richmond. Sherry Mahaffey or William Climax Roads. 34x4p Open 7 days. visit us on the web at 9 a.m. til 12 noon. Rent Shackleford. 40x4p Posted: No trespassing on Posted: No hunting or tres- Crawford Place - Old www.usedmobilehomesRus.com based on income. 256-4185. 27xntf passing on property belong- Brodhead Road. Danny For Rent 14xntf 3BR 2BA 1568 sq. ft. home Accepting Applications: ing to Carol Blackburn, Smith. 47tfn Posted: Absolutely no hunt- delivered and set up For Sale or Rent: For 2 and 3 bedroom units 1435 Marler Hollow. Viola- $44,900! Only $28 a sq. ft. tors will be prosecuted. ing, fishing or trespassing Doublewide. 3BR/2BA re- at Valley View Apartments. Only 2 left! Only at Clayton modeled. Fireplace. In Rent based on income. Call 37x26p on property belonging to Mark and Debbie Homes of Somerset! We fi- Sunnyside Estates. Call 256-5912. Equal Housing Posted: Absolutely no hunt- nance. 606-678-8134. 39x4 ing, fishing or traspassing Cummins. Violators will be 606-256-8603 or 606-308- Opportunity, TDD for hear- If you have a deed to land, 5459 for details. 40x2p ing impaired only. 1-800- on land belonging to Will- prosecuted. 9x52p Posted: No trespassing, clear title for trade in, or as For Rent: House in 247-2510. 36tfn iam and Donna Asher, lo- little as $2000 cash, we have cated in Sand Springs Area hunting or fishing on land Brodhead. $410 month/ a home for you! We finance! $400 deposit. Large lot be- on School House road. Vio- belonging to Rachel Denney on Hwy. 3245 Call today 606-678-8134. hind house. 606-758-8922 Property 39x4 $0 Down Deposit (former Reggie Benge prop- or 308-9158. 39x3p LARGE New 3BR, 2BA vinyl sid- For Lease: Land at Sand For Sale with land or family erty). USED 4BR DOUBLEWIDE Posted: No hunting, tres- ing and shingled roof. De- Springs on Schoolhouse land you can own livered and set for $25,900. House For Sale: Brick and Never been lived in • Ready for delivery passing or ATVs on land be- Hill Road for hunting. 606- new or used home! Limited time only! We 256-3656. 37x4p white siding 3 bedroom, 1 longing to Jason and Sara bath home with full unfin- $49,900 Coguer at Roundstone. Not fiunance! Call today 606- For Rent: 2 bedroom trailer 678-8134. 39x4 ished basement. Some ap- responsible for accidents. in Brodhead. No pets. 758- 2 Used Homes. Excellent 4729. 34xntf pliances included. Located Posted: No trespassing on on Cedar Rapids Road. Ask- property known as C.B. shape. Financing available. For Rent: House one mile 606-528-6114. 40x2 ing $60,000. Call 2568771 homes Owens Farm across from north of Renfro Valley on homes Use your land to buy new Sunlite lane. 1 1/2 baths, if interested. 40x4p SUPER CENTER Fairgrounds in Brodhead. For Sale By Owner: 3BR, Violators will be pros- home. Application over 3BRs, heat pump. 606-256- SUPER CENTER of Corbin phone. 606-528-6114. 40x2 3386. 40x1p 2 full Baths, LR, kitchen, of Corbin ecuted. 25tfn For Rent: Duplex in big bonus room, fireplace, 866-964-8353 Brodhead. All appliances aboveground pool, nice 866-964-8353 ClaytonHomesofCorbin.com Subscribe to the Signal furnished. Call Patty 758- storage building on 1 acre ClaytonHomesofCorbin.com 9666. 33xntf in Berea. Nice neighbor- $1550 Down Deposit Commonwealth of Kentucky Duplex for rent in Mt. hood. Call for appt. 606- “Don’t Waste Money 2 Homes to Choose From 28th Judicial Circuit Vernon and Brodhead. Call 308-3685. 38x4p on an old trailer!!!” 2 BEDROOM • 2 BATH Rockcastle Circuit Court • Division II Amy Nicely at 256-8700. Lots For Sale: Castle Ridge Factory-Priced 36ntf Subdivision. Use same en- or Civil Action No. 12-CI-00132 For Rent: Accepting appli- try way as Bible Baptist $39,900 3 BEDROOM • 2 BATH cations at Mt. Vernon Hous- Church. All lots have city Payments range from $300-$350 mo. Complete Setup w/Steps Bank of America, N.A. ing Authority on Mondays sewer and underground No payments for 90 days successor by merger to utilities. starting at $12,900. BAC Home Loans Servicing, 606-256-5692 • 256-4504 • LP FKA Countrywide Home For Rent 308-3730. 50x1 homes Loans Servicing, LP Plaintiff Maple St. Storage For Sale: Mobile home lots, located in Sunnyside Mo- homes SUPER CENTER V. of Brodhead bile Home Park. 1/2 acre SUPER CENTER of Corbin Jeffrey Greene and 256-2884 or lots - $500 down and $100 of Corbin 866-964-8353 Darlene Greene Defendants per month. Call 606-256- 866-964-8353 ClaytonHomesofCorbin.com 606-308-2491 5692 or 606-256-5648. NOTICE OF SALE 50x1 Pursuant to a judgment and order of sale entered House For in this action on August 10, 2012 for the purpose Sale in of satisfying the judgment against the defendants in the amount of ONE HUNDRED TWENTY Bee Lick SEVEN THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED TWENTY 3 year old house, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, spacious kitchen with DOLLARS AND 15/100 ($127,120.15) plus inter- island, walk-in closets, finished basement with 2 car garage. est, costs and attorney fees. I will offer at public FOR SALE: auction the hereinafter described real property in Newly remodeled home in Mt. Vernon. The home features 3 Approximately 2,900 sq. ft. including garage. House sits on 11 Rockcastle County, Kentucky. Bd, 1.5 baths, formal dining room, living room, den, and a beautiful acres with large workshop and small storage building. kitchen with wall to wall cabinets and built in appliances. The home has At the Courthouse on East Main Street Located in the Bee Lick area of Rockcastle. Asking $200,000. a large front porch with a great view, an outbuilding that could be used Mt. Vernon, Kentucky for storage or a workshop, and is located within walking distance of Call 606-308-2716 if interested. on Friday, September 21, 2012 church, hospital, schools, and grocery stores. Asking $84,900.00. Beginning at the Hour of 11:30 a.m. If interested call 256-9914 or 308-4990 Baby Farms Baby Farms Baby Farms Said property being more particularly bounded and described as follows: Pulaski County 9409 North Wilderness Road, Berea, KY 40403 All of Lot Numbers 5 and 6 as shown by plat of record in Plat Book 2, Page 3.4 acres with a barn on nice rolling land. Priced at $27,900. 20 (Slide 89) in the Rockcastle County Clerk’s Office. 6.1 acres with nice woods. Building spot is already cleared in the woods. Priced at $34,900. Being the same property conveyed to Jeffrey Greene and wife Darlene Greene, by deed ex- House With 3.5 Acres M/L For Sale 5 approved building lots that have approved soil site evaluations Bedford Stone Ranch with unfinished basement located in the located on Hwy. 934. 9.2 acres priced at $59,000. ecuted by Ben Davidson, et al. of record in Deed city limits of Mt. Vernon @ the corner of Hwy 1326 and Hwy Book 214, Page 311 in the Rockcastle County 4.7 acres of open field with great mountain views that are breathtaking. 461. The house is a great older home with 2,835 sq ft. Home Clerk’s Office. Priced at $29,500. features 5 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 2 living rooms, 2 kitchens, Buying or looking to The property shall be sold on the dining room and a family room with hardwood/carpet/vinyl relocate doublewide? following terms & conditions: floors. Utilities are KU electric and city water/sewer. We have several baby farms where cost of septic system 1. The real property shall be sold together as a Home has a fireplace with wood burner insert and also a Trane whole. heat pump. Nice detached 27x57garage suitable for a & water meter can be included in financing 2. The real property shall be sold for cash or multitude of uses! Driveway is blacktop paved. Property is in package. upon a credit of thirty (30) days with the purchaser an excellent location for a home in town or a business, located required to pay a minimum of twenty five percent near schools, grocery, banks and I-75. (25%) of the purchase price in cash on the date of For an appointment to view the house, please call sale and to secure the balance with a bond ap- (606) 256-9395, (606) 308-2189 or (606) 308-3256 GILLIAM proved by the Master Commissioner. 3. The bond shall bear interest at the rate of REAL ESTATE & AUCTION twelve percent (12%) per annum until paid in full. 427 Chestnut St., Berea, KY • 859-986-9797 The bond shall have the force and effect of a judg- John Gilliam • Principal Broker ment and shall be and remain a lien upon the prop- Realtor Loretta Powell - 859-302-8411 erty sold as additional surety for the payment of www.gilliamrealestate.com the purchase price. 4. Unpaid delinquent state, county and/or city real estate taxes shall be paid out of proceeds of 2138 Lambert Rd. the sale. Berea 5. The purchaser shall pay the 2012 local, county $54,900 and state property taxes. 6. Full satisfaction of the plaintiff’s judgment shall House For Sale • 190 West Main St. Mt. Vernon 9371 North be paid from the proceeds of the sale. Brick, 3 levels, full finished basement consisting of lg. family room Wilderness Rd. 7. The purchaser shall have possession of the with fireplace, large laundry room, Berea real property upon compliance with the terms of storm shelter. Main level has newly re- the sale. done kitchen and sun room, formal $106,000 8. In the event that the plaintiff is the successful dining room with window seat, living bidder and the sale price does not exceed the 4205 Scaffold Cane Rd. room, bedroom, bath. Upstairs has 2 bedrooms, amount of the plaintiff’s judgment, no deposit or Mt. Vernon bath, large walk-in attic. Lots of closets and bond shall be required. Reduced to $75,000 storage in the house. Also has 20’ x 40’ inground 9. The sale shall be made subject to all ease- pool (recently redone) with separate pool house, Reduced! ments, set back lines, restrictions or covenants of bath and shower, out buildings. Beautiful landscaping and sitting record or otherwise and shall be sold “as is”. areas. Separate apartment bldg. with living/dining room, kitchen, 2156 Lambert Rd. washer/dryer hookup, bedroom, large bathroom, handicap Berea • $84,900 John D. Ford accessible. All convenient to town and grocery. Master Commissioner For more information call 606-308-9002 2.5 A on Menifee Hill Rd. - $18,900 Rockcastle Circuit Court Pg. 14 • Mt. Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 13, 2012

been appointed co-adminis- ing to law, to the said Elzie large or small! No Gar- tion. Call 256-4393. Free Help Wanted Yard Sales trators of the estate of Ed- Carl Robinson or to Hon. bage!! Light backhoe and estimates. ward Ray Whitaker. Any William D. Reynolds, P.O. landscaping. 256-9222 or Gail’s Pampered Pooch Garage Attendant: Imme- Fabric and Yard Sale: Fri- person having claims Box 1250, 140 West Main 606-308-1629. 57 West Main St. • diate opening. Duties in- day and Saturday, Sept.14 against said estate shall St., Mt. Vernon, Ky. 40456 P&P Guttering: 5 & 6 inch Brodhead clude general shop duties, and 15. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 2 present them, according to on or before Feb. 27, 2013 seamless gutters, siding, For appt. call 606-758-0064 mowing, facility repair, bus miles on 1004, Orlando Rd. law, to the said Regina at 11 a.m. 39x3 soffit and window installa- washing and moving buses from U.S. 25 Burr. Fabric $2 Benge and Larry Lawrence to other areas. CDL not re- per yard and 36” wagon or to Hon. William D Subscribe to the Signal quired. $8.17 per hour with wheels. Reynolds, P.O. Box 1250, Professional benefits. A safety-sensitive Yard Sale: Sat., Sept. 15th. 140 West Main St., Mt. Services Call 256-2244 position requiring a five- 235 West Main St., Mt. Vernon, Ky. 40456 on or year safe driving record, Vernon. 4 families. before February 25, 2013 at Jonathan Collins Remod- clear police background Women’s clothing, kid’s 11 a.m. 39x3 eling and Repair Service. October 1st thru check and pre-employment clothes, household items Notice is hereby given that Home improvements of any drug screen. RTEC pays and lots more. Marlene Stallsworth, 9961 kind from doors and win- October 31st is cost for records check and Yard Sale: Thurs., Fri. & N. Wilderness Road, Mt. dows, painting, new floors Roadside PRIDE training. Minorities are en- Sat., Sept. 13, 14 and 15, 9 Vernon, Ky. 40456 has been to roofs and decks - will do couraged to apply (:as a.m. to 4 p.m., Calloway. appointed executrix of the it all. Any home, any prob- Clean-up Month minorias son favorecidas a 453-3481 or 392-9102. estate of Warren J. Hoggard lem, we’re the one to call. aplicar). Apply at RTEC, Dishwashers, table and on the 29th day of August, 606-308-3533. 40x4p To schedule a clean-up 100 Main St., Mt. Vernon, chairs, baker’s rack dish 2012. Any person having Owens Monument: Lo- event, call Ky. A drug and alcohol free cabinet, hutch, youth bed, claims against said estate cated behind Owens Fu- James Renner, car seats, stroller, clothes, workplace and an Equal shall present them, accord- neral Home in Brodhead. Rockcastle County PRIDE Coordinator at Employment Opportunity shoes, books, VCR movies, ing to law, to the said Open Mon-F 8 to 5 and Sat. 606-256-1902; for City of Livingston call Employer. 40x1 large microwave stove unit Marlene Stallsworth or to 9 a.m. to noon. 606-758- Drivers - $2500 sign-on for cabinets, full size, not Hon. Jerry J. Cox, P.O. Box 9600. 14xntf Mayor JC Griffin @ 606-453-2061; for the City bonus! Heavy Haul O/Os. countertop. In the wall unit 1350, Mt. Vernon, Ky. Notice: Will haul off or buy of Mt. Vernon call Jill Medley @ 606-256-3437 oven and microwave, large 40456 on or before March Up to 78% of freight bill scrap metal, junk cars or Supplies and pick-up furnished on day of clean-up! plus FSC! CDL-A. 2 years stereo speakers, lots of other 4, 2013 at 11 a.m. 39x3 trucks. Metal hauled for experience hauling ovrsize misc. items. Notice is hereby given that free. 231-6788. 14xntf It’s your county! It’s your state! It’s your Roadside! freight req. 1-800-835-9471. Yard Sale: Thurs., Fri. & Elzie Carl Robinson, P.O. Grave Markers & Monu- Take PRIDE! Sat. Home of James Brown, 40x1 Box 1642, Mt. Vernon, Ky. ments: In stock at all times. An Appreciation Dinner will be given for all Hwy. 25, south of Mt. 40456 has been appointed McNew Monument Sales, 2012 Rockcastle Fall Roadside PRIDE Volunteers on Vernon across road from Mt. executor of the estate of US 25, 4 miles north of Mt. Miscellaneous Vernon Scrap. 8 a.m. to 4 Barbara Sue Robinson on November 10th at the Rockcastle County Recycling Vernon. Phone 256-2232. Center at Burr Hill at 12 Noon. For Sale p.m. Lamps, books (paper- the 27th day of August, U Call We Haul! Moving? back), records, dishes, la- 2012. Any person having Need Help? Cars, furniture, Door Prizes and Appreciation Certificates! For Sale: Mixed grass hay, dies’ dresses, skirts, tops, claims against said estate construction cleanup -- any- 5x5 rolls, $25. Call 606- men’s pants, shirts, sweat- shall present them, accord- thing that fits on a truck, We also buy 256-5976. 38x3 ers, coats, lots of misc. batteries, converters, Bed Bugs? Use Harris Bed items. aluminum wheels and Yard Sale: Friday and Sat- radiators, starters, Bug Killer. Odorless and The Terrace and alternators. non-staining. Available at urday, 9 to 4. Sheets, quilt, Jack’s Hardware, 160 Will- clothes, little bit of every- Nursing & Rehabilitation Facility Used tires and parts thing. Home of Bethel Falin for sale at dirt iams St., Mt. Vernon, Ky. Position Available 35x12p Hensley, 635 Williams St., cheap prices. Eliminate your heating Mt.. Vernon. bills. OUTDOOR WOOD Yard Sale: Sept. 14 and 15, Experienced Cook Make $1,000 selling your old scrap cars-trucks and farm FURNACE from Central 8 a.m to ? West Main St., Mt. equipment and machinery. Boiler. Burnside Green- Vernon (across frm Full-Time 5:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Call 24 hours a day. If no answer, leave message and your call will be returned. house 606-271-0342. 40x1 Burdette’s Tax Service). Pictures, glassware, figu- Full Benefit Package Available 859-358-3560 or 606-256-3841 anytime rines, clothes, misc. items. Apply at: 1043 Brooklyn Blvd., Berea. Ky. Everything priced cheap! Garage Sale: Fri. and Sat., The Terrace is non-discriminatory in admissions Commonwealth of Kentucky Wanted 9 to ? Rain or shine. Off new & employment, EOE 28th Judicial Circuit Hwy. 150 Maretburg at the Wanted To Buy: Your an- Rockcastle Circuit Court • Division II home of Joe and Patty tiques and collectibles. An- Civil Action No. 11-CI-00245 Barron. Signs will be Commonwealth of Kentucky tique glassware, furniture, posted. Home Interior, quilts, all types of military U.S. Bank National Association primitives, book shelf, com- 28th Judicial Circuit items, clocks, watches as successor trustee to Bank of puter desk and chair, deep Rockcastle Circuit Court • Division II America, N.A., as successor to (working or not), pocket fryer, Christmas nativity watches and wrist watch Civil Action No. 11-CI-00049 LaSalle Bank, N.A., as trustee for scene, lots of baby girl/boy The Merrill Lynch First Franklin parts, pocket knives, coins clothes, changing table, Community Trust Bank, Inc. Plaintiff and paper money. All types Mortgage Loan Trust, Mortgage strollers, toys, New Wave Loan Asset-Backed Certificates, of gold, silver scrap, cast oven (used only two times), V. iron banks, toys, lighters, Series 2007-5 Plaintiff cast iron, large under Bentley Martin, Jr. et al Defendants crock jugs, cast iron skillets, counter microwave, bridles, V. marbles, pocket knives, saddles, bow hunting acces- NOTICE OF SALE fishing items, Indian Arrow- Kelly Hughes and sories, coffee table, Ab heads, and much, much Pursuant to a judgment and order of sale entered Doug Hughes Defendants Lounge exercise machine, in this action on August 10, 2012 for the purpose more. Also buying partial tie knot blankets, men’s and estates. Over 25 years expe- of satisfying the judgment against the defendants NOTICE OF SALE women’s clothes, dishes, rience. Call Clarence Reece in the amount of THIRTY FOUR THOUSAND Pursuant to a judgment and order of sale entered crafts, lots of baskets and FOUR HUNDRED EIGHTY THREE DOLLARS at 606-531-0467. 47xntf much more. in this action on August 10, 2012 for the purpose AND 60/100 ($34,483.60) plus interest, costs and of satisfying the judgment against the defendants attorney fees. I will offer at public auction the here- in the amount of SIXTY THREE THOUSAND SIX Lost & inafter described real property in Rockcastle HUNDRED EIGHTY TWO DOLLARS AND 36/100 Notices County, Kentucky. ($63,682.36) plus interest, costs and attorney fees. Found At the Courthouse on East Main Street I will offer at public auction the hereinafter described Notice is hereby given that Mt. Vernon, Kentucky real property in Rockcastle County, Kentucky. Found: Red and White Gatliff Craig, 1311 Ken- on Friday, September 21, 2012 At the Courthouse on East Main Street Bassett Hound in Sand Hill tucky 3245, Brodhead, Ky. Beginning at the Hour of 11:30 a.m. area. Call 606-386-1522 40409 has been appointed Mt. Vernon, Kentucky and identify the collar. 40x1 executor of the estate of J.S. Said property being more particularly bounded and on Friday, September 21, 2012 Lost Dog in the Livingston Craig, Jr. on the 20th day of described as follows: Beginning at the Hour of 11:30 a.m. area. Last seen on Mount August, 2012. Any person 2725 Dug Hill Road, Brodhead, KY 40409 Said property being more particularly bounded and Holly Road. He is a mixed having claims against said described as follows: breed and has a Boxer Beginning at the Carlos Lawrence corner on the east side of Kentucky estate shall present them, Highway No. 1229 opposite the Laswell-Gentry Road; thence easterly 92 Acorn Lane, Mt. Vernon, KY 40456 underbite with long hair and according to law, to the said German Shepherd mark- with the line of Carlos Lawrence 75 feet to a gum tree; thence north- Beginning at a stake on the west side of the county road in Little Hurri- Gatliff Craig or to Hon. Wil- erly with the Lawrence line to the line of Walker Doan; thence westerly ings. He is about 5 years old liam D. Reynolds, P.O. Box cane and running with Arlis Dodson line south 49 1⁄2 west 12 poles and and gentle. His name is with the line of Walker Doan 150 feet more or less to the right of way 11 links to a stake; thence leaving Dodson’s line and running north 19 1⁄2 1250, Mt. Vernon, Ky. of Kentucky Highway No. 1229; thence southerly with the right of way arney. Reward. Call 606- 40456 on or before Feb. 20, west 13 poles and 3 links to a stake; thence north 39 east 4 poles and 8 453-2218, 606-308-1851 or of Kentucky Highway no. 1229 to the point of beginning and contain- links to the point of beginning, containing one acre, more or less as sur- 2013 at 11 a.m. 38x3 ing 1.2 acres more or less. 606-308-1971. 40x1 Notice is hereby given that veyed by Douglas Durham. Joe Hampton, 4081 Boone Being the same property conveyed to Bentley Being the same property conveyed to Doug Hughes Rd., Stanford, Ky. 40484 Martin, Jr. and wife Jaime Martin, by deed dated and wife Kelly Hughes, by deed dated September Pets has been appointed executor August 15, 2007, executed by Ambres Rader, et 24, 2002, executed by David Collins, single, of of the estate of Sam Hamp- ux., of record in Deed Book 217, Page 474 in the record in Deed Book 193, Page 366 in the Rockcastle County Clerk’s Office. For Sale: AKC registered ton. Any person having Rockcastle County Clerk’s Office. claims against said estate Boxer pups - 2 female, 5 The property shall be sold on the The property shall be sold on the shall present them, accord- males. 308-3387 or 308- following terms & conditions: following terms & conditions: 2320. 39x2 ing to law, to the said Joe 1. The real property shall be sold for cash or Hampton or to Hon. John 1. The real property shall be sold for cash or For Sale: Teacup Yorkies, upon a credit of sixty (60) days with the purchaser upon a credit of thirty (30) days with the purchaser 1male and 1 female; Shih Heckley, P.O. Box 270, required to pay a minimum of twenty five percent Stanford, Ky. 40484 on or required to pay a minimum of twenty five percent Tzu, males and females; (25%) of the purchase price in cash on the date of (25%) of the purchase price in cash on the date of Teacup and Toy Chihua- before February 27, 2013 at sale and to secure the balance with a bond ap- 11 a.m. 39x3 sale and to secure the balance with a bond ap- huas, males and females. proved by the Master Commissioner. proved by the Master Commissioner. Warranties offered. Shots, Notice is hereby given that 2. The bond shall bear interest at the rate of Regina Benge, P.O. Box 2. The bond shall bear interest at the rate of wormed and registered. twelve percent (12%) per annum until paid in full. twelve percent (12%) per annum until paid in full. 606-231-5498, 606-308- 395, Brodhead, Ky. 40409 The bond shall have the force and effect of a judg- and Larry Lawrence, 1502 The bond shall have the force and effect of a judg- 9709, 859-401-2996, text or ment and shall be and remain a lien upon the prop- ment and shall be and remain a lien upon the prop- leave message . We offer Ottawa School Road, erty sold as additional surety for the payment of Brodhead, Ky. 40409 have erty sold as additional surety for the payment of grooming and boarding. the purchase price. the purchase price. 3. Unpaid delinquent state, county and/or city 3. Unpaid delinquent state, county and/or city real estate taxes shall be paid out of proceeds of real estate taxes shall be paid out of proceeds of the sale. the sale. Award-Winning 4. The purchaser shall pay the 2011 local, county 4. The purchaser shall pay the 2012 local, county and state property taxes. and state property taxes. 5. Full satisfaction of the plaintiff’s judgment shall 5. Full satisfaction of the plaintiff’s judgment shall Water Features & be paid from the proceeds of the sale. be paid from the proceeds of the sale. 6. The purchaser shall have possession of the 6. The purchaser shall have possession of the Landscaping real property upon compliance with the terms of real property upon compliance with the terms of the sale. the sale. 7. In the event that the plaintiff is the successful 7. In the event that the plaintiff is the successful Max Phelps bidder and the sale price does not exceed the bidder and the sale price does not exceed the amount of the plaintiff’s judgment, no deposit or amount of the plaintiff’s judgment, no deposit or Member I.P.P.C.A bond shall be required. bond shall be required. 8. The sale shall be made subject to all ease- 8. The sale shall be made subject to all ease- ments, set back lines, restrictions or covenants of ments, set back lines, restrictions or covenants of record or otherwise and shall be sold “as is”. record or otherwise and shall be sold “as is”. 606-416-3911 John D. Ford John D. Ford www.rockcastles.net Master Commissioner Master Commissioner Rockcastle Circuit Court Rockcastle Circuit Court The Mt. Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 13, 2012 • Pg. 15

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Registra- their outgoing pizza boxes; Rowe Reunion covered dishes, lawn chairs beginning at 10 a.m. Bring sweet Festival, the orange tion will start at 9:30 a.m. and Buzz Carloftis for sign- The family of Robert and and beverages and enjoy a a covered dish. ribbons that line Main Street in the parking lot across ing our proclamation pro- Winnie Rowe will hold a full day of fellowship and Carpenter-Phillips represent September as from NAPA on Main Street. claiming September as Hun- reunion on Sunday, Sept. entertainment. A potluck Reunion Hunger Action Month. The 16th at Logan Hubble Park will be served at 1 p.m. If Registration fee is one (1) ger Action Month. Also a The Carpenter-Phillips orange ribbons bring aware- non-perishable food item to special thanks to all of our Shelter #4. The park is lo- you live out-of-town or pre- fer, bring a bucket of Ken- Reunion will be held at ness to the issue of Hunger. be brought the day of the t-shirt sponsors: Commu- cated between Stanford and Lawrence Phillips’ place on Hunger Action Month Lancaster off Hwy. 27. tucky Fried Chicken. For walk. nity Trust Bank, New Vision Horse Lick Creek in Jack- was started by Feeding There are two different Hair Studio, Cummins Lunch will be served at more information, call 859- 986-9571. son County on Sat., Sept. America, the nation’s lead- courses, one for participants Sporting Goods, D&J Ven- noon. Everyone is invited 29th. Lunch will be served ing domestic hunger relief and welcome. with disabilities and one tures, LLC Floor Covering, Brown Reunion at noon. All family and organization. Hunger Ac- that is approximately2 miles McNew Monuments and Sigmon Reunion The Dan Brown Family friends are welcome. Bring tion Month started as a day- long. T-shirts will be given Ford Brothers. The first annual Sigmon Reunion will be held at the a covered dish and lawn long event in 2008 but over away while supplies last. If you would like more Reunion will be held Sat., former Woodstock Grade chairs. For more info, call the course of time has We would like to thank information about the Grate- Sept, 22nd at the home of School on Sat., Sept. 22nd, 606-453-2181. grown. This year’s theme is City Hall for allowing us to ful Bread Food Pantry, Don and Joyce Gabbard, 70 “Speaking Out Against put up the ribbons and their please call 606)256-3035 Hurricane School Road, 3 Hunger”. staff for helping hang them; exts. 1 or 3. miles north of Renfro Val- Chamber of Commerce to The orange ribbons are Pizza Hut of Mt. Vernon for --submitted ley on old 25. Lunch will be sponsored by the Grateful at 1 p.m. Family and friends meet next Tuesday at noon Bread Food Pantry, a mis- bring a covered dish and The Rockcastle County Chamber of Commerce will sion of the Christian Appa- enjoy the day. Call 606-256- be holding their September membership meeting next lachian Project. The Grate- 3007 for more info. Tuesday at noon at the Rockcastle Regional Hospital ful Bread Food Pantry Clear Creek- on the third floor of the Outpatient Services building. started in Rockcastle Disputanta Reunion The meeting will feature a demonstration from Air County in 2007 and cur- Methods Kentucky who will have their medical trans- rently serves, on average, The first Clear Creek- 1,000 Rockcastle County Disputanta community re- portation helicopter available for display. residents per month living union will be held Septem- For more information contact Derek Adams at 606- in poverty. ber 29th at the Berry Ramey 256-0070 or email at The Grateful Bread Food Park on Clear Creek. Bring [email protected] Pantry is also sponsoring a Hunger Awareness March on September 19th at 10 a.m. Pre-registration is available by e-mailing The Phone Store Jolene Rice at Premium Retailer [email protected] , at the 635 Richmond St. Mt. Vernon pantry or the Grateful Orange ribbons representing Hunger Awareness 256-9300 Threadz Used Clothing Month has been hung on poles on Main Street.

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Christian Appalachian Project Coordinator Jolene Rice is shown with County Judge Executive Buzz Carloftis as he signs a proclamation announcing Septem- ber as “Hunger Awareness Month.” CAP will also hold their first annual hunger awareness march on September 19th at 10 a.m. on Main Street in Mt. Vernon. * After mail-in rebate and two-year activation The registration fee will be one non-perishable food item and you can pre-regis- Open Monday - Friday 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. ter by contacting Rice at 256-3035 ext 3 or [email protected]. Serving Rockcastle County Since 1887 Mount Vernon, Kentucky 40456 - (606) 256-2244 Volume 126 • Number 41 .50 per copy Thursday, September 20, 2012 Mt. Vernon City Council to begin annexation process By: Perlina Anderkin Bryant went on to say In an effort to more that so far no one from the “square up” the town’s bor- city had spoken with the ders and to increase revenue businesses but that, as a without increased taxation, courtesy, they would be no- the Mt. Vernon City Coun- tified soon. cil voted Monday night to The mayor pointed out begin the process to annex that the businesses would approximately 15 busi- receive several benefits nesses. from the annexation, includ- Mayor Mike Bryant told ing: lower water/sewer bills; the council that the last time regular police patrols; lower the council tried the annex- insurance rates and better ation process, it was a much fire protection. Of course, bigger area and involved they will also be subject to many residents who did not the city 1 1/2% occupational want to be annexed into the tax for employees, the net CSX Transportation is in the city. “Residents can get the profits tax and the city’s in- process of replacing the 106- question on the ballot with surance tax. year-old truss railroad bridge a petition containing 55% of The annexation involves over the Rockcastle River in the residents affected where three areas: Area #1 in- Livingston. The bridge will be businesses don’t have any replaced with a more modern recourse.” (Cont. to pg. A14) Ballast Deck railroad bridge. At right: The 1,000 ton crane which will be used to replace the bridge Rockcastle students is shown surrounded by the Rockcastle River. The river over- close to state average flowed its banks and surrounded the crane on Tuesday. CSX crews said the crane was not damaged in new testing system as the water levels never reached By: Perlina Anderkin year that the new testing the motor. Weatherman Bud Under guidelines of the system was taken into con- Cox said the county received a Educational Planning and sideration in the district’s total of 2.08 inches of rain thru Assessment System accountability performance Tuesday. (EPAS), Rockcastle County and Supt. David Pensol told students were close to meet- the board of education, at ing the state average scores their regular meeting last CSX replacing historic railroad in the core curriculum of week, he expected English, mathematics, read- Rockcastle County to “be in ing and science. bridge in City of Livingston 2011-12 was the first (Cont. to pg. A13) By: Doug Ponder trains traveling across the eration in the state of Ken- to remove the old bridge CSX Transportation is bridge. tucky. and assemble the new one.” Healthy Joe Expo currently in the process of CSX said the original CSX Foreman Keith Smith said replacing the truss railroad truss railroad bridge was Smith said his crew has al- With weather permit- bridge over the Rockcastle built in 1906 by the Louis- ready completed a majority ting, Smith said his crew will be held today River in Livingston. ville and Nashville railroad of the preparatory work for only had 36 hours to re- The fourth annual nizer Dwain Harris. According to a press re- and was targeted for re- the replacement of the move the old bridge and Healthy Joe Expo Men’s “American men, on aver- lease from CSX, the truss placement due to its age bridge. build the new bridge as op- Health Fair, sponsored by age, live sicker and die bridge will be replaced with and safety issues. “Crews have been in- erations will begin at 3 a.m. Rockcastle Regional Hospi- a more modern Ballast The truss bridge recently stalling a new pier, assem- on September 29th and end tal and the Southern Ken- (Cont. to pg. A13) Deck railroad bridge to en- reached its 106th birthday bling new spans, and pre- at 3 p.m. on September tucky Area Health Educa- sure safer, efficient and making it one of the oldest paring the site for the 1,000 30th. tion Center, will be held (to- Scaffold Cane economical rail service for railroad bridges still in op- ton crane that will be used He said arrangements day) Thursday, Sept. 20 be- have been made to halt train ginning at 5 p.m. at the teen recovering traffic during the duration Rockcastle Regional U.S. Forest Service withdraws of their work. Hospital’s Wellness Center. after hit and run Smith said he under- The event, which is By: Doug Ponder stands and is fascinated by geared toward men but An RCHS high school commerical logging proposal Rockcastle Countians inter- which anyone can attend, student is still recovering in est in the railroad bridge. will feature health screen- the hospital after he was after negative feedback However, he said during ings and education, a free critically injured in a hit and the 36 hour operation that boxed dinner, and a physi- run accident almost two By: Bill Estep The Forest Service pro- However, Kentucky no one will be permitted cian presentation. It will be weeks ago. Officials have canceled a posed a mix of commercial Heartwood and others ar- near the bridge. held on the third floor of the Jared Johnson, 17, of Mt. proposal for commercial logging and tree-thinning gued the proposed logging “As much as I hate to, hospital’s outpatient ser- Vernon was walking to a logging in the Daniel Boone that it said would improve was too extensive. we have to rope off the ar- vices center (follow signs). friend’s home on Scaffold National Forest in the health of the forest, di- The proposal called for eas near the bridge,” Smith “This event is a call out Cane Road when a vehicle Rockcastle County that had versify habitat and provide cutting nearly all the trees said. “We can’t take a to Rockcastle County guys allegedly struck him and caused concern about the trees for future use. in some spots, Scheff said. chance of someone getting to be more aware of their then left the scene. He was potential impact on a pris- The Forest Service also hurt due to liability issues health and what they can do (Cont. to pg. A11) (Cont. to pg. A13) tine spring and trees hun- proposed using herbicides for the company.” to improve it,” said orga- dreds of years old. to kill non-native, invasive An official with the U.S. plants. Forest Service confirmed Parts of the public forest the decision to the Herald in the area have been Leader and Kentucky heavily logged in the past. Heartwood, a forest educa- There was some agreement tion and advocacy group about the need for improve- which was against the plan. ment measures. Opponents of the log- ging plan had proposed Assistant horse and hiking trails as an Commonwealth alternative in one area. They plan to continue Attorney arrested pushing that idea with the By: Doug Ponder U.The Assistant Common- S. Forest Service now that wealth Attorney for the logging plan has been Rockcastle, Lincoln and withdrawn. Pulaski County was re- Jim Scheff, a forest cently arrested in ecologist with Kentucky Jamestown on a DUI Heartwood, said he was charge. thrilled to learn late last According to a police re- week that the Forest Service port, Jeremy A. Bartley, 35, had withdrawn the logging of Somerset was travelling proposal. north on Rowena Road at The proposal at issued the Lake Cumberland State was called the Crooked Park when he was stopped Mt. Vernon Fire and Rescue and Rockcastle EMS responded to a single car accident Monday morning on Creek Vegetation Manage- at a road block. Wildie Road. Authorities say Jack Smith, 82, of Lexington was traveling east on Wildie Road when he hydro- planed and struck a tree. Smith was transported to the Rockcastle Regional Hospital and was later flown to ment project, in the Climax (Cont. to pg. A13) and Little Egypt areas. UK Medical Center. Smith is currently listed in fair condition Of Special Note Inside • Viewpoints...... Pg. A2 • Letters...... Pg. A4 • Obituaries ...... Pg. A3 • News from the Courthouse...... Pg. B2 • Church News ...... Pg. A6 • Classifieds...... Pgs. B5-7 Contact us at: [email protected] • Deadline submission is Noon Tuesday Pg. A2 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 20, 2012

MVHS Fifty Year Reunion Wayne Norton, Charlotte My recent 50-year Mt. Fain, James Cope, Francis Vernon High School Anderkin, Johnny Renner, (MVHS) reunion was truly and Marion Whitehouse. I a once in a lifetime occa- would have known them sion. My class celebrated anywhere we met. That is this historic event on Sep- certainly not true of me. tember 8, 2012, and I was Billy Croucher asked in his surprised to see how many response letter, “David Joe, of my classmates were in what happened to your attendance. Approximately hair?” The most common 27 were there. Some drove occurrence for many of the over a thousand miles to be guys was that we had turned with our class on this enjoy- grey and gained an inordi- able evening. It was a heart- nate amount of weight. warming experience to It was interesting to spend a few hours with the watch us flitting from table folks whom I started my life to table remembering the with and to listen to how fun times we experienced they have been spending back in the days when we their lives over these many were young and mostly in- years. nocent. I cannot say how I was asked to help coor- many individuals recalled dinate the ’62 gathering, and our days in high school as I decided to produce name being “simple” and safe, and Points The Roots badges that had our high I totally agree. In those days, school yearbook senior pho- we did not even close our tos on them. It was surpris- doors at night when we went of Rockcastle ing how the class members to bed. We simply hooked East responded to those photos. the screen doors to keep ani- by: Tonya J. Cook I have to admit that without mals out and off to By Ike Adams them telling me their names, dreamland we slipped. My Extraordinary Fate niversary. As fate would I would not have been able It was very good to re- and the Celebration of have it, and I do believe it to recognize many of my connect with many that I Good friend, Les of uncles and cousins when Our Constitution has been fate, I have ac- classmates. After all, I had had not seen in some time. Crandall, from Montgomery I was growing up on Blair I'm certain the memories quired something very spe- not seen them for an awfully As soon as I saw Dorcas County, stopped by last Branch. of Rockcastle through the cial. long time. Woodall, I immediately re- weekend to give me a hefty Every uncle I had on both logs of Dr. Robert En route from a district Others exhibited the membered that her parents bag of chunky bluegill fil- sides of the family and, for Gladstone Webb have been meeting of a Daughters of “Dick Clark” syndrome and were the custodians for the lets and giddily show me that matter, several of my informative and hopefully the American Revolution had not changed very much First Baptist Church, which photographs of several big aunts were hooked on fish- interesting; however, this (DAR) gathering, my niece since 1962. I would have to meant that Dorcas had a key bass he had caught and re- ing whenever they had time week I want to take a break Karen Adams, also a mem- say that those included the leased back into Cedar to spare. My Dad, on the from these memories to ad- ber, gave me a tablet that following: Mary Daily, (Cont. to A4) Creek Lake there in Lincoln other hand, was the only dress another topic. The once belonged to my grand- County. member of our extended Roots series will be revisit- mother, Evelyn Price- Les had called earlier in family who missed the fish- ing Dr. Webb's logs again in Norton, through whose line the week to try and get me ing gene and he had abso- the near future. I became a member. The to make the fishing trip with lutely no interest in hunting This particular column, tablet was old, and had be- Publication Number 366-000 him but I begged off because or fishing. of course, doesn't reflect come faded and tattered Periodical Postage Paid in Mt. Vernon, Ky. 40456 my left arm is still not up to But somehow he under- anything about Rockcastle through the years. Its frag- 606-256-2244 cranking a reel handle and stood mine and my younger County, but has on the ile pages were yellow, and any attempts I might make brothers’ inherent need to whole, has a great deal to do the writing from a pencil Published every Thursday since November, 1887. Of- to bait a hook would be wet a line. Before I was even with it, as well as every was fading. Enclosed in fices in the Mt. Vernon Signal Building on Main Street laughable. The stroke I had old enough to start school, county in America. these fading pages was a in Mt. Vernon, Ky. 40456. Postmaster, send address in March, combined with he would stop by a big patch September 17-23 is Con- History report dated Sep- changes to P.O. Box 185, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky 40456. complications caused by stitution Week, and this is (Cont. to A5) James Anderkin, Jr., Publisher Emeritus Parkinson’s Disease, have (Cont. to A4) our Constitution's 225th an- Perlina M. Anderkin, Managing Editor put a serious hitch in my Sara Coguer, Editor ability to pursue the fishing Paige Anderkin Benge, Advertising Manager habit. The only pleasure I get SUBSCRIPTION RATES out of fishing these days is In County - $20.00 Yr. remembering the many, Out-of-County In State - $27.00 Yr. many trips I have made with Out-of-State $35.00 Yr. my late fishing buddy, Jun- e-mail address - [email protected] ior Helton, with my Uncle Jim Adams and with a host Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 20, 2012 • Pg. A3

Cemetery Notices Debra Ann Carpenter ObituariesObituaries The family of Debra Ann Carpenter would like to thank all friends and family that attended funeral services, brought food, sent flowers, or just held the family up with prayers John Dean during this difficult time. We would like to express our gratitude to the members of Maple Grove Baptist Church Denniston for allowing us the use of the church that Debbie loved so John Dean Denniston, well. A special thank you is extended to Brother Keith 69, of Mt.Vernon, died Sat- Carr and Brother Jerry Owens for the comforting sermons urday September 8, 2012 at that were delivered. We would also like to thank the Doan the St.Joseph Hospital in Family and Gift of Grace for the beautiful singing that Lexington. He was born on In Loving Memory of touched our hearts. Although our hearts are heavy with sor- April 12, 1943 in William “Duck” Durham row, we are blessed to live in a community where family Bloomington, IL the son of 10/10/44 - 9/25/02 and friends extend a helpful hand and pray for one another. the late Russell and Geneva We Miss You So Much The family of Debra Ann Carpenter Hubble Denniston. He was You were a Dad/Paw who Doug a retired custodian for the was so special Subscribe to the Signal Paul school system, and attended And who was loved so very the Nazarene Church. much, Call 256-2244 Bradley Survivors are: his wife, And brought so much hap- Hayes Doug Bradley, 64, of Faye Miller Denniston of piness Paul Douglas Hayes, 29, Lexington, husband of Gail Mt.Vernon; one son, John To the many hearts you of Brodhead, died Saturday Bradley and brother of Dean Denniston, Jr. “JD” of touched. September 15, 2012 at his Frank and Jeff Bradley, died Corpus Christi, TX; two You were always kind and home. He was born June 7, Wednesday, September 12, daughters, Melissa Ann caring 1983 in Mt.Vernon, the son 2012. He was born June 4, McVeigh of Pensacola, FL, And so understanding too, of Mrs. Charlotte Lovell 1948 in Berea, to the late and Sherry Lynn Braddock And, if help was ever (Ronnie) Bradley of Thurnie and Beulah of Decatur, IL; three broth- needed Dad/Paw Brodhead, and the late Dale Brumett Bradley. He gradu- ers, Jimmy Lee Denniston, It so freely came from you. Clifford. He was a Satura- ated from Brodhead High of Peoria, IL, Dwayne Ed- You were a gift to all the tion Technician for the Epic School, worked for the Uni- ward Denniston of Tampa, world Divers & Marine Company, versity of Kentucky for FL, and David Allen And brought joy to every- enjoyed 4-wheeling, fish- more than 30 years and was Denniston of Dallas, TX; one, ing, basketball, and spend- a long time member of one sister, Beverly Ann And life has never been the ing time with his son. Southland Christian Harts of San Antonio, TX; same Great End of Summer Sidewalk Sale! Survivors are: his wife, Church. nine grandchildren; and four Ever since you have been Makayla Bryant Hayes of In addition to his wife, he great grandchildren. gone. Women’s Small to Plus Size Pants - 60% Off Brodhead; one son, Avery is survived by: his daughter, Funeral services will be Love and Miss You, Women’s Small to Plus Size Tops - 60% Off Paul Hayes of Brodhead; Stacey (Charles) Tyrrell of conducted at 2 p.m. Friday, Jeweldean Durham, Bill four brothers, Scottie (Crys- Louisville; sons, Dennis September 14, 2012 at the Men’s Pants and Shirts - 30% Off Dockers, Wranglers, Etc. tal) Cotton of Orlando, Dal- (Jenny) Bradley of and Joyce Lear, Frankie Cox Funeral Home chapel and Belinda Sparks All glass items 25% off apple canister sets, roosters, cookie jars las (Jamie) Clifford of Forkland, and Joey Bradley with Bro. Luther Allen offi- Paw, We Love You and Dog Food in 5, 10, 50 lb. sizes • Cat Food Livingston, B.J. (Kellie) of Lexington; three grand- ciating. Burial will follow in Bradley of Orlando, and children, Hunter and Miss You Every Day, All fabric 20% off per yard!! the Pine Hill Cemetery. Bridgette Lear, Leandra, James (Nikki) Hayes of Sydney Bradley and Zoey New shipment of Fall colors and prints Arrangements are by the Levi and Lebrana Sparks Beach Tree, MO; four sis- Tyrrell; sister, Debra (Larry) Cox Funeral Home where ters, DeAnn Lovell of Smith of Versailles; broth- friends may call form 6 to 9 Mt.Vernon, Heather ers, Frank (Katherine) Bra- p.m. (today) Thursday. Stop by and see (Adam) Roll of Brodhead, dley of Brodhead, Jerry View the complete obituary, sign Marlene Lawson Paula “Bowie” Hayes of (Suzy) Bradley of Lexing- the guest registry, or send Mt.Vernon, and Amanda ton, and Jeff (Cheryelle) condolences to the family online for all your life and (John) Dunn of Mt.Vernon; Bradley of Brodhead; and at www.coxfuneralhomeky.com. health insurance needs! grandparents, Bernice and numerous nieces and neph- Floyd Lovell, and Mama ews. Jean; and two special Funeral services were Cemetery (606) friends, Heather Bussell, held Monday, September and Jacob Hunt. 17, 2012 at Southland Notices He was preceded in Christian Church. Burial 256-2050 death by his grandparents, was at Camp Nelson Na- Jesse and Clara Clifford. tional Cemetery. Pine Hill Cemetery Funeral services were Casketbearers were: Tim The cemetery will not be held Wednesday, September Aulick, Kevin Wash, Hank mowed again if we do not 19, 2012 at Cox Funeral Bradley, Jeffrey Johnson, receive donations for the Home with Bro. B.J. Brad- Bobby Padgett, Ben Brad- upkeep. We have $6 in the ley officiating. Burial was in ley and Matt Bradley. cemetery fund. Anyone in- Lovell Cemetery. In honor of Doug's life terested in the mowing and Pallbearers were: Scottie and legacy, memorial dona- upkeep should send dona- Cotton, James Hayes, Tim tions can be made in his tions to: Lorene Ponder, 314 Visit us on the Internet at https://www.kyfb.com/rockcastle/insurance/ Nicely, Dallas Clifford, name to Hospice of the Jessica Circle, Richmond, Adam Roll, Chad Cunagin, Bluegrass. Ky. 40475. and James Gay. Arrangements were en- Hiatt Cemetery Honorary pallbearers trusted to the Clark Legacy Anyone with family bur- were Wendell Lovell and Center in Lexington. ied in Hiatt Cemetery at Rick Lovell. Published as a courtesy Renfro Valley, please make View the complete obituary, sign of the Marvin E. Owens donations to Hiatt Cemetery the guest registry, or send Home for Funerals. condolences to the family online Fund at Community Trust at www.coxfuneralhomeky.com. Bank in Mt. Vernon. Briarfield Cemetery Our cemetery fund for Gorden H. Briarfield Cemetery has been depleted due to start- Berry ing to mow earlier this year. Gorden H. Berry, 69, of We are in desperate need of Romeoville, IL, died Sun- more donations for mowing day, September 16th, 2012 and upkeep of Briarfield. at his home in Romeoville. We have received dona- He was a longtime tions throughout the sum- member of the Lockport mer, but not enough to com- Moose and former Admin- plete the mowing season. istrator, worked for General The cemetery has increased Motors in LaGrange, IL, Cecil in size and number in the and was a 1962 graduate of past few years and there are Mt. Vernon High School. Gibbons 285 to 300 tombstones and He is survived by: his Cecil Gibbons, 75, of 27 veterans graves and their loving family, children, Crab Orchard, died Thurs- markers to maintain. David (Sandra) Berry and day, September13, 2012 at In our list of donations in Lisa (Jack) Hatfield; his home. He was born in the cemetery ledger, there mother, Alta Berry-Lakes Lincoln County December are only a few families who (nee Todd); siblings, 31, 1936 the son of Bill and are donating to help with Sandra Spennenberg, Lizzie Hensley Gibbons. mowing, etc. Wanda (WL) Campbell, He had been a carpenter and Manyfamilies have two Warren (Linda) Berry and enjoyed fishing with his and three generations buried Kenneth (Betty) Berry; family and friends. at Briarfield with 6-10 grandchildren, Rebecca, He is survived by: his members of each family. Jonathan, Logan and daughters, Sandra Gibbons Again, we are in desper- Madisyn; and many nieces, of Toledo, OH and Earlene ate need for donations from nephews and cousins. (Ronald) Bailey of each and evry family. We He was preceded in Wauseon, OH; a sister, can cme together as a whole death by: his father, Herbert Isabelle Todd of Crab Or- to make Briarfield Cem- Berry; and wife, Linda chard; five grandchildren; etery truly a community Berry (nee Whiteaker). and two great grandchil- cemetery for the Orlando- Family will receive dren. In addition to his par- Brush Creek area of friends at Goodale Memo- ents, he was preceded in Rockcastle County. rial Chapel, 912 S. death by: his wife, Mary E. Send donations to:Ron Hamilton Street, Lockport, Gibbons; four brothers; Spoonamore, Caretaker, IL, 60441 on Friday, Sep- seven sisters; and several P.O. Box 1572, Mt. Vernon, tember 21st, 2012 from 3 to infant siblings. Ky. 40456. 8 p.m. and again on Satur- Graveside services were Ed Baker, Roger Ely day, September 22nd, 2012 conducted Saturday, Sep- and Dean Carpenter, from 9 a.m. until time of fu- tember 15, 2012 in the Red Trustees neral service at 10 a.m. at Hill Cemetery. the funeral home. Interment Pallbearers were: is at Lockport City Cem- Ronald Bailey, Tyler Collins, Daric Gibbons, etery, Lockport, IL. Mikale Gibbons, Joshua In lieu of flowers, dona- Harris, and Benny tions to the Moose Legion Hutchinson. Mecca #9 would be appre- Arrangements were by ciated. For information, the Dowell & Martin Fu- www.goodalememorialchapel.com neral Home. or 815-838-1533. Visit www.DowellMartin.com to view online obituary. Subscribe to the Signal Pg. A4 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 20, 2012

classes and athletic events. it home dangling off the bed Most of us gathered around of his old Chevy pick-up. Rockcastle Community Our Readers Write his spot in the hall when we We housed and boarded had a break from our regu- several mining ponies in Bulletin Board lar classes. those days and the sweet Sponsored By Lifetime Weight nings. Alumni President feed the ate came in 100 I would like to see you Bennie Chaney took the pound burlap bags, the tops Watcher Member... come join us and see what gathered Red Devils on a of which were sewn to- Cox Funeral Home Dear Editor, the program can do for you. nostalgic trip down Main gether with strands of stout Family Owned & Operated Since 1907 My name is Sherry Street in Mt. Vernon. He nylon thread that made, Sherry Harper 80 Maple Drive, Mt. Vernon, Ky. Ph. 256-2345 Harper and my Weight Lifetime Weight Watcher discussed each business that when raveled out, 6 or 8 feet Toll Free 1-888-825-2345 • 24 Hour Obit Line 256-5454 Watchers story began in Member was in operation when he lengths of perfect fishing February of 2008 when a was growing up. One item line. Mom would bend www.coxfuneralhomeky.com friend of mine, Ms. Janice that he listed was my Dad’s straight pins into v shapes, Bookmobile Schedule Davidson invited me to at- Taxi Stand, which was lo- tie the pin heads to a length “Memories” Mon., Sept. 24th: Spiro, Level Green, Willailla and tend a Weight Watchers cated between McBee and of sack string and we would (Cont. from A2) Country Care. Tues., Sept. 25: Ottawa and Bee Lick. meeting with her. I had Adams Department Store wind it around the tips of the Wed., Sept. 26th: Wayne Stewart Center, Senior Citi- never gone to a meeting be- to the recreation room. Gary and the Ideal Café in a very reed poles, and presto, per- zens/Day Health, Town Hill Circle. fore. I just knew that I was Coffee, Jim Barton small room. Daddy had fect fishing rig for the horny tired of gaining weight and Nunnelley and I often asked three Chevrolet taxis and head chubs then residing in Fundraising Car Wash wanted to make a change. I her to let us in so that we most of the time he kept the every little pool on Blair Buccaneers Cheerleading Squad will hold a Fundraising am an insulin dependent dia- could play ping-pong. She streets hot hauling people Branch. Car Wash on Sat., Sept. 22nd from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at betic (type one) and weight was always kind enough to from their homes to the Post By the time I was in 4th the Senior Citizens Adult Day Health Care Center, lo- for me has always gone up allow us entrance to the fa- Office, grocery stores, grade in the late 1950’s I cated next door to Lumber King. Please come out and and down. cility. doctor’s offices, courthouse was allowed to spend two support the Buuccaneers cheerleading squad. I was totally impressed James Cope and I spent and many other Rockcastle weeks every summer with Rabies Clinic with the program that was some time discussing our County sites. I thank Bennie my Uncle Jim and Aunt Al- There will be a Rabies Clinic for dogs and at at the presented to me that night. Physics class, which had for remembering my Dad. pha who lived on the Ken- Livingston Volunteer Fire Dept. on Monday, Sept. 24th I thought this makes so been taught by Coach I recently read that tucky River. Uncle Jim was from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. The clinic is being sponsored by much since. It is just a mat- Wayne Berry, and other “…time and age are great a fisherman’s fisherman and Rockcastle County Health Department and Dr. James ter of keeping track of ev- math and science teachers. levelers.” That philosophy he had a big selection of bait Chism, DVM. The cost is $7 per animal and all animals erything I eat daily. The first We both agreed that we left certainly applies to our casting rods and reels. He must be on a leash or restrained. For more information, few days I was amazed I MVHS with a better than graduates. In our reunion also had the patience to contact Rockcastle County Health Department, Clara thought I was eating well average education. James celebration, none of us were teach his nephews how to Patton, Environmentalist, 256-2242. when in reality I was just not explained that he now superior athletes, cheerlead- use and care for them. First Annual 50/50 Fire Run aware of what I was putting spends a lot of time mow- ers, band members, or Other kids may have Rockcastle County Fire Services will hold their First in my mouth. ing his farm’s hay fields. I scholars. We were just counted the number of days Annual 50/50 Fire Run on Sat., Sept. 22 (rain date 9/29), I lost 3.2 pounds the first loved the comment he made graduates who gathered to until Christmas but I beginning at Brindle Ridge Fiire Dept. Sign up is at 11 week. I continued attending concerning that chore. He visit with friends that we counted the days that re- a.m. There will be food and music at the finish line. Prizes the meetings which help you said, “Mowing your pas- had known so well years mained before I got to spend are $20 for the first hand and $5 for each additional hand. hear what other people are tures and not weed eating and years ago. The evening a vacation fishing with my Pick cards up at fire departments around Rockcastle and doing and realizing that you your fence rows is like we spent together was ever grinning Uncle Jim. meet the volunteers who help protect our community. are not the only one out washing your car and leav- amusing, interesting, sur- I believe he, too, looked there going through the ing the wheels dirty.” I prising, and most of all, fun. forward to our visits be- Parker Seal Picnic same weight issues. The agreed with that analogy. We no longer were catego- cause it gave him a valid The 11th annual Parker Seal Picnic will be held Satur- other members also had a I also spent some time rized as silly teenagers; we excuse to pretty much fish day, Sept. 22nd from 11 to 3 at the Woodmen of the World wealth of information they chatting with some of my are now parents, grandpar- around the clock for two Lodge on Haiti Road in Berea. Chicken will be furnished. were willing to share with older friends. Bud and ents, and even great-grand- whole weeks. Of course Please bring a covered dish and drinks. All former em- other members. Shirley Cox congratulated parents who have reached Aunt Alpha would insist ployees and their families are welcome. Please bring an After losing 25 pounds I me on my new book that has what has always been that the garden had to be item for our auction. All proceeds will go towards next had finally reached my goal just been released. We dis- termed the “golden years” hoed, the lawn mowed, her year’s picnic. For more information, call Ruth Holman weight. I began to think that cussed the fact that I was the of our lives. Most of us have flower beds weeded, beans at 606-758-8544. I needed to find a way to be best man at their wedding matured into fascinating in- picked, and other such Body Recall Classes accountable for the weight I many years ago, and how dividuals with similar pasts. chores done before any fish- Rockcastle County Senior and Adult Health Care Center lost and to keep that weight remarkable it is that our I thank each member ing was allowed but that is pleased to offer Body Recall classes Monday through off. I then choose to work friendship has endured for of the class of 1962 for mak- was just fine with me. Friday from 12:30 to 1 p.m. For more information, please for Weight Watchers as a almost 60 years. Did I just ing this evening such a plea- With Uncle Jim peering call the center at 606-256-4316. receptionist, it was a pro- say 60 years? How is that sure. I also thank each of the over my shoulder on one SilverSneakers Program gram I supported, believed possible? reunion planning committee trip or another, I caught my The Wellness Center at Rockcastle Regional offers in and wanted to share with Roy Hines, Paul Dailey, for his/her hard work. first bass, catfish, redeye, Healthways SilverSneakers® Muscular Strength and others. and I took a trip down If you are a graduate and red-horse sucker and I Range of Movement classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays I became lifetime, in Au- memory lane and talked of MVHS and did not at- have, on many occasions, at 10 a.m. beginning October 3, SilverSneakers® gust of 2009 and have about our good times in high tend, you should put the sec- watched in awe as he played YogaStretch will be offered Wednesdays at 10 a.m. To worked for Weight Watch- school. I told Roy how ond Saturday of September and landed trophy-grade find out if you’re eligible for the SilverSneakers® pro- ers ever since that time shar- much I admired his father on your calendar for next small mouth bass that no- gram, call 256-2609. ing with others the value of (Charlie Hines), who was year. Hope to see you then. body else on the river CCFFG Meeting the program and what it can the school’s custodian back (You can reach me at seemed able to tease into Concerned Citizens For Fair Government (CCFFG) will do for you. in the good old days. Mr. [email protected] or P.O. Box biting. 927 – Stanton, KY 40380. I hold their next regular meeting Thursday, Sept. 20th at 6 Weight Watchers meets Hines was extremely well appreciate your suggestions and As Les Crandall backed p.m. on the third floor of the courthouse. Please use rear on Wednesday night at Mt. liked by most of the students comments.) his boat out of my driveway entrance. The group meets the third Thursday of each Vernon Elementary. Weigh- at MVHS. He was fun to be he yelled back at me, “You month. in is from 5:00-5:30. The around and was always sure missed out on a heck meeting takes place from helpful when we needed his “Points East” of a fishing trip!” Gibson Potluck Picnic 5:30-6:00. This allows most assistance. The school un- (Cont. from A2) And I thought to myself, There will be a Gibson Potluck Picnic on Saturday, Sept. 29th from 3 to 7 p.m. at the Sr. Citizens building behind members time to get to der his care was absolutely of bamboo reeds on the edge “I’m sure I did, but I’ll bet church on Wednesday eve- clean and always ready for anything that I’ve had a the Russell Acton Folk Center on Jefferson St. in Berea. of Black Bottom when we For more info, call Yvonne at 859-986-8960. went to trade at Oscar and thousand better.” Subscribe to the Signal for all Susan Back’s little grocery I’d also bet about any- Clear Creek-Disputanta Reunion your hometown news store. He would let me se- thing that Les never experi- The first Clear Creek-Disputanta community reunion will lect a long reed pole which enced the thrill of catching be held September 29th at the Berry Ramey Park on Clear he would cut off with his a big horny head chub with Creek. Bring covered dishes, lawn chairs and beverages October 1st thru pocket knife and then haul a pin hook and a reed pole. and enjoy a full day of fellowship and entertainment. A potluck will be served at 1 p.m. If you live out-of-town October 31st is or prefer, bring a bucket of Kentucky Fried Chicken. For Roadside PRIDE more information, call 859-986-9571. Farm Bureau Annual Meeting Clean-up Month The Rockcastle County Farm Bureau Federation Annual Meeting will be held September 21 at Roundstone El- To schedule a clean-up ementary School. Dinner and entertainment will begin event, call at 6 p.m., followed by a business meeting at 7 p.m. All James Renner, members are invited and encouraged to attend. Rockcastle County PRIDE Coordinator at Berea Parks Talent Show 606-256-1902; for City of Livingston call Berea Parks and Recreattion will offer a talent show for Mayor JC Griffin @ 606-453-2061; for the City individuals with special needs of all ability levels on Sept. of Mt. Vernon call Jill Medley @ 606-256-3437 27th at 6 p.m. at the Russel Acton Folk Center in Berea. Can you sing, dance act or have a special talent? Show Supplies and pick-up furnished on day of clean-up! off your tricks and talents for a grand prize. Call 986- It’s your county! It’s your state! It’s your Roadside! 9402 for more information. Take PRIDE! VFW News VFW Post 5908 is open every day, except Wednesday An Appreciation Dinner will be given for all and Sunday, from 5 to 7 p.m. or longer if needed. The 2012 Rockcastle Fall Roadside PRIDE Volunteers on new commander is Charles “Dollar” Thomas. Contact November 10th at the Rockcastle County Recycling Lincoln Hines, a 5th grader from MVES, performed the club at 606-758-9481 to use the facility for special Center at Burr Hill at 12 Noon. "Folsom Blues" at the Kentucky State Fair in events such as birthday parties, showers, family reunions. Door Prizes and Appreciation Certificates! Cloverville. Brodhead Lodge Meeting The Brodhead Masonic Lodge #556 meets every third Saturday at 7 p.m. on Main Street in Brodhead above Brodhead Pharmacy. RCDB Meeting Notice The Rockcastle County Development Board meets the 4th Wednesday of each month at noon at the Rockcastle County Courthouse 3rd floor Technology Center. The public is invited to attend. NA Women’s Meeting The Women’s NA Serenity Group of Mt. Vernon meets each Monday at 8 p.m. at the Christian Appalachian Project Community Center, 64 Beiting Lane, Mt. Vernon. Open meeting, non-smoking. Women’s Narcotics Meeting A Women’s Narcotics Anonymous Meeting is held ev- ery Monday evening at 8 p.m. at the Community Center, sponsored by Christian Appalachian Center. For more information, contact the Healing Rain Center at 256-5810. Alcoholics Anonymous Alcoholics Anonymous meets Tuesday nights at 8 p.m. behind Our Lady of Mt. Vernon Church on Williams St. in Mt. Vernon. Kiwanis Club Meetings The Rockcastle Kiwanis Club meets every Thursday at noon at The Renfro Valley Lodge in Renfro Valley. Ev- eryone welcome. Historical Society Hours The Rockcastle Historical Society is open on Mondays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the RTEC garage building. Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 20, 2012 • Pg. A5

Governor Dinsmore stole The cannonballs fell thick heavy snows were falling, Jadon Brock took the gunpowder from and fast, but the Americans they made an attack upon “Roots” this nice 8 point Williamsburg and soon af- continued their work. About the town in two columns. It (Cont. from A2) buck with a bow ter that, fled to a British war- three thousand British sol- was meant to have been and arrow on tember 23, 1913. My grand- ship. On May 10, Colonel diers crossed the river in kept a secret, but was be- September 7th in mother would have been Ethan Allen captured Fort flatboats. They came in trayed by one of the desert- Rockcastle eleven years old at its writ- Ticonderoga in northern close range of the Ameri- ers. The Americans met County. ing. The report is now nine- New York and on May 12, cans. The first march was with heavy losses. Mont- nine years old, but is just as took Crown Point, a fort successful, but the third gomery was killed, and pertinent to us now as the near Ticonderoga. Military time the Americans had ex- Arnold was wounded. They day it was written. supplies fell into their hausted all of their ammu- passed the remainder of the The First Year of the hands. nition. The British loss was winter near Quebec, suffer- Revolutionary War-1775 Congress met on May more than a thousand, and ing greatly from cold and By Evelyn Price-Norton 10, 1775, which they said the American's less than five smallpox. The next year, The Battle of Lexington that they did not want to be hundred, but it included the British reinforcements were was fought by General Gage separated from Great Brit- brave General Warren who sent to Canada. The next and his British troops. He ain, but that they wanted was killed. The British won summer the Americans re- had instructions to arrest peace, but that Great Brit- the victory of this noted treated from Canada, thus certain leaders who had ain had begun the war and battle. closing a disastrous cam- been disobeying the Royal that allegiance to the Crown General Washington paign. Government. Among those would be restored to the took formal command on The Battle of the Great were John Hancock and Crown only as it was in July 3, 1775. The army was Bridge was fought Decem- Trevor Samuel Adams who were at 1763. While they were de- in lack of everything. Most ber 9, 1775. Governor Richardson, Lexington, ten miles from siring peace, they took steps of the New England people Denmore and his British of Mt. Vernon, Boston, and to destroy some at the same to protect them- cheerfully fed them, but troops fought the American killed this 8 military stores at Concorde. selves. A call was made for could supply all of the militia-the militia gaining point buck with It was meant to be kept se- twenty thousand more men. things needed. The army the victory for revenge. a bow on cret, but it was detected, and George Washington of Vir- received supplies from all Denmore burned Norfolk September 8th Hancock and Adams es- ginia was chosen Com- parts of the states; among on New Year's Day, shortly in Jackson caped. The battle was mander in Chief of the them was some gunpowder after he left Virginia, never County. fought on April 19, 1775. army, three million dollars sent from Georgia, which to return. When the British found a in paper money was issued. had been taken off of a Brit- During the war, every few minutemen on the field, Later, a small navy was cre- ish warship near Savannah. colony had sprung to arms they ordered them to leave ated. Canada would take no to protect their property. By and when they refused, they North Carolina as- part in the war. General Ri- the year 1775, Royal gov- opened fire upon them, kill- sembled in conventions at chard Montgomery, com- ernments had virtually dis- ing eight Americans and Charlotte, and declared manding an army of about appeared from the colonies, two British. themselves independent of a thousand, entered Canada but there was no movement The Battle of Concorde Great Britain. They were so by the Lake Champlain and toward independence. was fought April 19, 1775 active in their opposition captured Montreal. On No- There was, however, in ev- by the British and the that the British came to re- vember 12, he prepared to ery colony some who re- Americans. The minutemen gard them as a hornet's nest. move on to Quebec. Many mained friendly to the king destroyed a bridge so as to The Battle of Bunker of his soldiers had deserted and Great Britain who keep the British off of their Hill was fought June 17, him on account of their en- fought against America. side. The whole regions 1775, between the British listment had expired and These were called “Tories”. were in arms, which meant and the Americans. The others had died of smallpox The American party op- great danger for the British. Americans were learning until his army was greatly posed to the king called The British were forced to that the British were aiming reduced. He received rein- themselves “Whigs”. retreat for their companions to fortify Bunker Hill and forcements in the spring The course of the war fell thick and fast. There Dorchester Heights over- from Colonel Benedict was because the king and were nearly three hundred looking Boston. The Ameri- Arnold with eleven hundred Parliament tried to force British killed and not quite cans planned to fortify who suffered greatly on unjust taxation and laws a hundred Americans. Breed's Hill, across the their way, coming in deep upon the colonies. It was The Battles of Concorde River Charles from Boston, snows and wading rivers of fought by the British and and Lexington kindled the and between the town and ice. They were reduced to Americans in the years flame of war from New Bunker Hill on July 17. The eating roots of trees and 1773-1782. Hampshire to Georgia. British opened fire on them. their moccasin shoes when (Remember, I'm always finally Indians came to their looking for a bit of Christopher Michael Frith dropped this Kentucky relief. Montgomery forces Rockcastle history. If you Bull Elk in his tracks with a 6-1⁄2 yard shot from his arrived on December 3, and have a story to tell, and all bow on September 16, 2012 in Leslie County. the little armies laid siege of of us do, please contact me the stronghold. Before day- at Email the Signal at break on December 9, while [email protected]) [email protected]

Evelyn Price-Norton

Commonwealth of Kentucky City of Livingston, Kentucky Ordinance No. FY12-610.9 An ordinance of Livingston, Kentucky concerning use of the municipal sanitary sewage collection and treat- ment system, setting forth policy, definitions, rules and regulations regarding the use of said system, control- ling private wastewater disposal, governing the build- ing of sewers and connections, pollutant discharge lim- its, pretreatment program administration, establish- ing the right of the district to charge fees for adminis- tering the district’s reasonably necessary functions re- lated to sewer use-, and delineating powers and au- thority of inspectors and setting forth the methods and procedures of enforcement of the ordinance and pen- alties for violation of same and repealing prior ordi- nances. Whereas, the City of Livingston has constructed fa- cilities and improved trunk lines to same; and Whereas, the City of Livingston has determined the need for adoption of a Sewer Use Ordinance to properly control the effluent to be discharged by the public into the District’s sewer system and the use of the system; Now, Therefore, Be it ordained by the City of Livingston, that the following Ordinance shall be in ef- fect from the date of publication hereof and until repeal and/or amendment thereof by the Mayor and City Coun- cil. Article XII - Ordinance in Force This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage, approval, recording and publica- tion as provided by law. FIRST READING The first reading of this ordinance was held on the 13th day of August, 2012. Trisha Doan, Secretary SECOND READING The second reading of this ordinance was held on the 10th day of September and upon a roll call vote was adopted by the City of Livingston. Trisha Doan, Secretary APPROVAL I, Raymond Griffin, Mayor of the City of Livingston hereby accept and approve the foregoing Ordinance and direct same to be published in full this 10th day of Sep- tember, 2012. Open Monday - Saturday 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. • Sunday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. s/s Raymond Griffin, Mayor 910 W. Main St. - Mt. Vernon - 606-256-9810 s/s Trisha Doan, Secretary Pg. A6 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 20, 2012 Reunions Todd Reunion The Henry and Martha Todd reunion will be held Sat., Sept. 22nd at Quail Park, Hwy. 70, beginning at noon. Bring food and drinks and join us. McClure Reunion Descendants of Johnny Free Bible Courses Revival at Wildie and Joe McClure will have Free Bible Corres- Wildie Christian Church a Family Reunion on Sat., pondence Course. Send will hold a Revival begin- Sept. 29th at the Kentucky your name and address to ning Sept. 30th through Oct. Christian Assembly Shelter. 3168 Quail Road, Mt. 3rd. Sunday, Sept. 30th, ser- Gates will open at 11 a.m. Vernon, Ky. 40456. vices will be at 11 a.m. and with lunch served at 1 p.m. Let the Bible Speak 6 p.m. and Oct. 1-3 at 7 p.m. Bring a covered dish and On September 11th, it is important to honor those who died on 9/11 and thank those Tune into “Let the Bible Evangelist will be John join us for a day of fellow- first responders - police officers, firefighters and emergency medical service (EMS) Speak,” with Brett Hickey, W. Samples, executive di- ship and fun. Everyone is technicians - who continue to protect our communities. Every year since that tragic rector of the Christian Holy on Sunday mornings at 8:30 invited. For information or day in 2001, employees at Cash Express stores across Kentucky and Tennessee and a.m. on WDKY Fox 56. Land Foundation. There will directions, call Sheary the nation have visited first responders in early September to make a simple yet thought- be Special music each night Homecoming Service Caldwell at 758-8617 or ful gesture - they have delivered cakes to police and fire stations. This past Monday, and a homecoming dinner 308-1886. There will be a Home- September 10th, employees from the Cash Express store in Mt. Vernon delivered on Sunday at 1 p.m. Sigmon Reunion cakes to police officers, firefighters and EMS around the Rockcastle County area. coming Service at Maple Revival Grove Baptist Church on The first annual Sigmon Cash Express is simply doing what many Americans feel on 9/11, a sense of thanks Revival services will be Sunday, September 23rd Reunion will be held Sat., and respect for first responders. The tragic events on 9/11 unfortunately remind us with Bro. Lee Abney from held Sept. 20-23 at Bride of Sept, 22nd at the home of that life can be too short, so we must say thanks and express gratitude every chance Berea as evangelist. Bro. Christ Church, 100 High St., Don and Joyce Gabbard, 70 we can. Shown above from left: Donna Markham with Cash Express, Jackie Weaver, Mt. Vernon. Bringing the Abney will be preaching the Hurricane School Road, 3 Mt. Vernon Police Chief Kevin Fletcher, Mt. Vernon Mayor Mike Bryant, asst. chief Sunday morning service, messages will be: Evange- miles north of Renfro Valley Barry Adams and Jessica Southard with Cash Express. after which there will be a list Terea Burton on Sept. on old 25. Lunch will be at 20th; Evangelist Paul meal served in the fellow- 1 p.m. Family and friends ship hall. There will not be Johnson on Sept. 21st; bring a covered dish and en- an evening service. Evangelist Joel Barrett on joy the day. Call 606-256- Sept. 22nd and Evangelist Revival begins at the 3007 for more info. church Monday, Sept. 24th DeeAnn Woolum on Sept. Brown Reunion at 7 p.m. and will continue 23rd. All services start at 7 p.m. except Sunday when The Dan Brown Family thru Friday evening. There Reunion will be held at the the service will be at 6 p.m. will be special singing each former Woodstock Grade evening. Bro. Jerry Owens For more information, call 606-416-7136. School on Sat., Sept. 22nd, and the congregatiion wel- beginning at 10 a.m. Bring comes everyon to this Fall Homecoming a covered dish. Revival. Homecoming will be Carpenter-Phillips held at Pleasant Run Mis- Homecoming The Carpenter-Phillips sionary Baptist Church on Pastor Don Stayton, As- Reunion will be held at sociate Pastor Jeremy Ellis Sunday, Sept. 23, beginning at 11 a.m. Lawrence Phillips’ place on and Bible Baptist Church Horse Lick Creek in Jackson Southern Strings will be invite everyone to attend County on Sat., Sept. 29th. our Homecoming on Sun- providing special music and dinner will be served at 1 Lunch served at noon. All day, September 30th. family and friends are wel- p.m. Pastor Gary Bowling There will be special come. Bring a covered dish singing during the 10 a.m. and congregation welcome everyone. and lawn chairs. For more Sunday School Hour and, at info, call 606-453-2181. 11 a.m., our guest speaker Philadelphia United Kirby Reunion Rockcastle Kiwanis welcomed Billy Cameron III, FFA State Representative, to their will be Pastor Jon Burdette Baptist Church The Jerry/Cecil Kirby August 23rd meeting. He is currently serving as FFA State Reporter and enrolled at from Hickory Grove Baptist Philadelphia United Bap- and Bessie Cromer Kirby EKU, in the agriculture program. Billy shared about the variety of occupations that Church in Independence. tist Church will have a yard Reunion will be held this are created through the agriculture program. He also shared some statistics concern- After the morning ser- sale on Friday and Saturday, Saturday, Sept. 22nd at the ing the talent of the students from Rockcastle County. Our students excel in the com- vice, dinner will be served Oct. 5 and 6 at Hwy. 461 and home of Jenny Kirby petition whether it be on the local, regional or state level. Their leadership skills have at the Family Life Center. Reverend Green Loop, 8 Vickers, 109 Crown Vetch been showcased from the local level all the way to the international level. Rockcastle Come spend this time a.m. to ? All donations wel- Lane off Flat Gap Road off had 172 student enrolled in the FFA program for the 2011-2012 school year. Billy is with us. come. If you would live to U.S. 25 North. Bring all your shown above with Kiwanis members Eliza York and Betty Frederick. donate items for the yard family and friends, a covered Revival sale, please leave at the dish and lawn chair. Lots of Roundstone Baptist church on Wednesday or games ad fun for all. Every- Hospital hosts Body Recall Church will be In Revival Sunday or at the yard sale. one welcome. If you have September 23-26 at 7 Church is located at 834 never attended, make plans Rockcastle Regional sible at any age and with participant for class mate- o’clock each evening. Evan- Bryant Ridge Rd., to come and fellowship. Hospital is hosting a special any ability through Body rials ($45 for a couple) and gelist will be Bro. Zandell Brodhead. Gordon Mink is Clear Creek- Body Recall presentation Recall exercises. a ($2) per class fee. Hasty and there will be spe- pastor. Call 606-308-5368 and a free demonstration for Body Recall classes will If you have questions, cial singing nightly. Pastor for more information. Disputanta Reunion the community on Friday, begin at the Wellness Cen- please contact Betty Purcell Rick Reynolds and congre- Sunday School and The first Clear Creek- September 28, 2012 at 9:30 ter the week of October 8 (256-7704 or gation welcome everyone. church at 10 a.m. Bible Disputanta community re- a.m. in the Wellness Center. and will be Monday, [email protected]) or Homecoming Study and youth nite union will be held Septem- (The Wellness Center is lo- Wednesday and Friday at 10 Arielle Reese (256-7880 or Wednesdays at 7 p.m. ber 29th at the Berry Ramey Clear Creek Baptist cated on the 3rd floor of the a.m. Registration is $35 per [email protected]) We have a bus that runs Park on Clear Creek. Bring Outpatient Services Center.) Church will celebrate covered dishes, lawn chairs homecoming September from Mt. vernon to Crab Or- Body Recall, a Ken- chard. If you need a ride, call and beverages and enjoy a 23rd. There will be special tucky-based national non- Bro. Gordon Mink or Bro. full day of fellowship and profit organization, whose singing and lunch will fol- entertainment. A potluck low the morning service. Rick Fry at 606-308-5368 or mission is lifetime fitness, 308-4746. will be served at 1 p.m. If has been training instructors you live out-of-town or pre- and implementing programs fer, bring a bucket of Ken- to promote preventative fit- tucky Fried Chicken. For ness, flexibility, and fall pre- Bids Being Accepted on more information, call 859- vention for people (clients/ 986-9571. staff/employees) of all ages Lake Linville Boat Dock Davidson Reunion and abilities for over 30 The City of Mount Vernon will be accept- The 58th Davidson Re- years. ing sealed bids for a 5 year lease of the union was once again held in A presentation and dis- Morris Valley (near Poplar cussion, led by Jeff Rubin, Lake Linville Boat Dock located at 1797 Gap) on Sept. 2nd. Executive Director of Body Lake Linville Road, Mount Vernon. Along Those present this year Recall, an Administration with a lease payment bid we are asking were: Logan Davidson, Rich- on Aging-approved evi- ard, Rickie, Jordon and dence-based program, will for a conceptual business plan. Prospec- Kaydon Pedman, Roy, Cynthia focus on how falls and fall tive bidders should contact Mount Vernon and Hunter Summers, Linda prevention impacts our Davidson Kamer, all of healthcare initiative. City Hall for more information at (606) Oakdale, Tenn.; Armel and 256-3437. All sealed bids must be submit- Mabel Davidson, Elzie Carl Carolyn Wallace, Certified Body Recall Instructor and ted by 12:00 PM October 5, 2012. Robinson, Dora Layne Pigg, David N. Thompson, all of Mt. Trainer, and students from Vernon; James and Bobby her fall recovery demonstra- Ladd and Andrew of Kingston, tion team (ages 56 – 90 Tenn; Todd, Megan, Corbin, plus) will show what is pos- You are invited to attend a Holden and Andrew Moore of Rockwood, Tenn; Dewey T. McGuire and Bob and Wilma Gospel Meeting McGuire, all of West Chester, See Ya After The Pole Ohio; Debbie and Bill Borden at the of Rancho Mirage, CA; Oneida Music, Bill, Lori and Laura Community Wide Youth Event Herkins, all of Tipp City, OH. Blue Springs Lesley, Chris and Olive September 26th • 6 p.m. McFadden, Heather, Jaden and Vanden Mitchell, Edna Ruth Northside Baptist Church Church of Christ Pierson, Terry and Lori Wood and Steven Pulaski, Cheyanne Worship by Local Teens • Justin Padgett Speaker with Masters and Tyler Wood, all of Dayton, Ohio; Emily Herkins Barney Owens, Evangelist and Joby Seagraves of Kettering, Ohio; Michael of Sharonville, Georgia Ballard and Jamie Davidson of Middletown, Ohio; Kraig Wood, Torie Wood and September 23-30 Rebecca Wood, all of Moraine, Ohio; Doris Jones and Steven 7:30 p.m. Nightly Milby of Vandalia, Ohio; Lonnie A. McGuire and Justice of Brodhead; Ralph and Sue Lord’s Day Worship: Allen of Livingston, Jerry and Sunday, September 23rd - 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Naomi Williams of Bellbrook, Sunday, September 30th - 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Ohio; Jenny Mizzola of Springboro, Ohio; Cameron Everyone Welcome! and Andrea Byall of Boulder, Colorado; Meryl and Carleen Church is located on Hwy. 1249 - 7 miles Renshaw of Evansville, Ind; Sharon Mayabb of Arvada, south of Mt. Vernon Colorado; Judy Davidson Noe of Richmond. Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 20, 2012 • Pg. A7 Social News

Forthcoming Marriage Matt and Michele Burgin (Daniels) of Fairfield, Ohio announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Destiny Paige Fite to Richard Austin Agee. The wed- ding will be an event of October 27th in Cincinnati, Ohio. Destiny is the granddaughter of Diana and Ronnie McFerron of Fairfield, Ohio and Bobby and Ellamay 52nd Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Vanzant Daniels of Brodhead. Alva and Teddy McClure will be married 52 years September 19th. They have one daughter, Jeannine Lawrence of Ottawa and two grandsons, Dustin and Zumbrum - Vanzant wed Jacob and great grandson Zachary Lawrence. We thank Miss Rebecca J. Zumbrum and Mr. Rodney Vanzant God for giving us all these good years. were united in marriage June 7, 2012. The destination ceremony took place on beautiful Smathers Beach in Key West, Florida. Officiant Jason Back have always been here for conducted the evening ceremony and Duane Bongo D. Scott me, you are just a phone call provided the music on steel drum. away. The bride’s parents hosted a seated dinner with authen- I thank Good every day tic island cuisine on the terrace at the Roof Top Cafe and for sending you to me. The Lounge. day I brought you home The bride is the daughter of Nevin and Marietta from the hospital, you were Zumbrum of Ewing, VA. She is the granddaughter of Eva so tiny and fragile but al- and the late James Marsee of Ewing, VA and the late Mr. ways such a good baby. But and Mrs. Austin Zumbrum of Gaithersburg, MD. The groom now, you are a young man is the son of Alma and the late Delmer Vanzant of Mt. with a heart of gold. Vernon. He is the grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Happy Birthday, Baby stay the same. and Bertha Vanzant and the late Logan and Mary McGuire. Bucky Don’t ever change but al- A host of close family and friends were in attendance Well, son, here you are ways remember you will and enjoyed the carefree island life for a week. The newly 21 and you’ve brought so forever and a day be my married couple reside in London, Ky. much joy and happiness to Little Kentucky Bear and my heart over the years. don’t ever forget how much Five Generations I could never tell you just I love you. Love your Mom, Five generations of the Thacker family were together how much I love you. You Jean Bulllock recently. In the photo are, front row, from left: Wanda Thacker, holding her great great granddaughter, Adalynn Thacker, 5 weeks old and her son, Cecil Thacker. Back Wendy Stewart of Mt. row: Her great grandson, Dylan Thacker and her grand- Vernon and Josh son, Greg Thacker. Davidson of Paint Lick announce the birth of their daughter, Carlee Brooke Davidson, Sep- tember 5, 2012. Carlee weighed 9 lbs, 6 ozs. at birth and was 19 inches long. Grandparents are Allan “Tubb” ad Diana Stewart of Mt. Vernon and Jimmy and Connie Davidson of Paint Lick. Great grandparents are: Carl and Linda Stewart of Mt. Vernon and Deloris Alexander of Waco. Pg. A8 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 20, 2012 Beef and Dairy Livestock Show Rules for Rockcastle at Brodhead Fairgrounds The Beef and Dairy Livestock committee would like to 4-H Poster Contest thank the following Gold Sponsors: Rockcastle Beef Association, Farm Credit, Brodhead Farm Equipment, Posters are due October crayon, acrylic, charcoal, Shafer Auto Body, Citizen’s Bank, Community Trust 10, 2012. First place win- oils, or collage, so as long Bank, Lonestar Home & Farm, Jackson Energy and ners will receive a trophy. as they are not three dimen- Rockcastle Farm Bureau. Second place winners will sional. Silver Sponsors: Valley Farm Equipment, Mt. Vernon receive a trophy. Third 4. 4-H is to be the topic Automotive, 70 Feed, Mark’s Hardware, Ford Brothers, place winners will receive for the poster. You can Rockcastle Conservation and Farmers Supply. blue ribbons. show what you think 4-H 1. Poster must be created is, what you do in 4-H, by a currently enrolled 4- what you think 4-H does H’er. for young people. 2. Well known cartoon 5. The 4-H’ers name, figures cannot be used be- age, FULL MAILING AD- cause they are copyrighted. DRESS, county, area, (Examples: Looney Tunes, teacher, school and grade Sponge Bob-Square Pants, must be affixed to the back Blues Clues, Mickey of the poster board in the Mouse, Star Wars, upper left hand corner. Use Spiderman, Charlie Brown, the diagram below to ar- Pooh, etc.) range the information on 3. All posters must be your poster. Matthew Hayes, Lilyann Storm, and Lucas Hayes designed on, or affixed to , 6. Winners will be cho- showing their Gurnsey Heifer. .016 ply construction paper, sen by grade 4,5,6,7,& 8. Clay Ballinger preparing his Hereford Heifer with poster board (solid fiber Educational Programs Mark Dyehouse assisting. board) of 14 inch x 22 inch of the Kentucky Coopera- dimensions (one-half a tion Extension Service standard poster board size.) serve all people regardless They may be horizontal or of race, color, age, sex, re- vertical. Posters may be ligion, disability or national produced by any me- origin. dium… watercolor, ink,

Pictured is Michaela Barron exhibiting her Grand Champion Charolais Heifer. BB Cameron exhibiting his Grand Champion Hol- stein Calf “Beauty”.

Pictured is Callie Lewis exhibiting her Grand Cham- pion Brown Swiss Heifer.

Robert Reynolds exhibiting his Grand Champion Email the Signal at Gelbveih Heifer. [email protected]

Kayla Reynolds exhibiting her Gelbvieh Heifer “Yoko”.

If you are interested about our organization's pur- pose and if you find that you qualify for membership. We invite you to join us in hon- oring and preserving the memory of our Confederate ancestors. We meet the sec- ond Tuesday of each month on the third floor conference room at the courthouse. Point of contact is David Owens 606-256-9870 or [email protected]

Private Martin Falin (11 Aug 1827-7 Sep 1915) Com- pany I, 64th Viriginia Mounted Infantry. Enlisted 9- 1-1862, Prisoner of War 9-9-1863 at Cumberland Gap, held in Yankee Prison Camp Douglas in Chi- cago from 9-24-1863 to 2-20-1865 released taken the oath. Mr Falin is buried in the Chesnut Cemetery on Pleasant Valley Road. Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 20, 2012 • Pg. A9 Seven local students Minds in the Middle Monday the RCMS me- flicts between their class- named Senator Jeff dia center held its annual mates. We appreciate what book give-away. Every they do to help us all get studentchose a brand new along! Green Scholars book. Also during that time, Congratulations to Mr. Seven students from Bailey Lake, Benjamin the RCMS Leadership Team McNabb’s 8thgrade Comets Rockcastle County High Lake, Megan Martin, Jay will be hosted “Candy for a homeroom on winning the School have been named Patel and Jordan Whitaker. Cause” and raised over $100 attendance race last week. Senator Jeff Green Scholars KEES and other Ken- for patients at the cancer Mrs. Ballinger’s 6th grade by the Kentucky Higher tucky student aid programs center at Rockcastle Re- Enterprisers group came in Education Assistance Au- are administered by gional Hospital. . second place followed by thority (KHEAA) for their KHEAA. KEES awards are The Unite Toilet Paper Mrs. Gabbard’s 8th grade outstanding academic per- funded by net Kentucky lot- Drive will continue through Comets in third place. formance in high school. tery proceeds and may be this Friday, Sept. 21st. The The ESS after school Students earn this designa- used at most colleges and RCMS Unite Club will be program began on Tuesday. tion by achieving a 4.0 grade universities in Kentucky. In participating in the Red Bal- Students can stay after point average each year of some cases, the award may loon Launch that evening at school each Tuesday to get high school and scoring at be used at out-of-state The RCMS Leadership Team members are already the RCHS Unite Bowl. Not additional help with their least a 28 composite on the schools if the major the stu- busy with their fundraisers for the UK Markey Can- only are we looking for a classwork. The Art Club ACT. dent is pursuing is not avail- cer center at Rockcastle Regional Hospital. The team win in the football game, but will also be taking place dur- These students have also able in Kentucky. No appli- held “Candy for a Cause” Monday in the media cen- we are hoping to have more ing this time. earned $2,500 a year in Ken- cation is necessary for ter. Pictured in their “College Day” gear are J. D. toilet paper donations than Craving pizza? Visit tucky Educational Excel- KEES awards, and students Hamilton, Cayden Shaver, and Evan Hendrickson. Perry Central. Help us Wipe Pizza Hut on the third lence Scholarship (KEES) may access their KEES ac- Out Drugs! Thursday of each month and awards. Their awards may count information on The 7th and 8thgrade ask that the proceeds go to be renewed each year of col- www.kheaa.com by setting Mt. Vernon Message peer mediators will be hav- our own RCMS Youth Ser- lege if they continue high up a KHEAA account. ing their refresher training vice Center. It’s an easy and scholastic achievement, To learn how to plan and School News Tops for Education! on Friday. These students yummy way for you to help making the total value of prepare for higher educa- MVES needs your help 1,2,3 Magic Parent Ses- are trained to help solve con- us out! their KEES worth $10,000. tion, go to in earning cash and prizes sions will be held at MVES The title honors the late www.gotocollege.ky.gov. for our school. Currently on Thursday, September 20 MVES to hold 1-2-3 Magic state Sen. Jeff Green of For more information about there are four ways for us to from 6:00 until 7:30. Par- Mayfield, who served in the Kentucky scholarships and do this. ents interested in learning Discipline Program Presentation Kentucky General Assem- grants, visit Coke Rewards: Check about the parenting segment 1-2-3 Magic, an interna- how to strengthen your re- bly from 1992 to 1997. www.kheaa.com; write Coca Cola beverages and may choose which session tionally acclaimed program lationship with your child. Local students who KHEAA, P.O. Box 798, get the My Coke Rewards to attend. A flyer will be on child discipline, will be Our Family Resource earned this prestigious des- Frankfort, KY 40602; or call codes and send these in to sent home in early Septem- presented for parents of Mt. Center will offer childcare/ ignation are Samantha (800) 928-8926, ext. 6- school with your child. ber with details. Vernon Elementary students supervision, (a movie pre- Adams, Taylor Greene, 7372. Godfathers Fedoras: UNITE BOWL Football at the school library. The last sented in the gymnasium), Simply cut the fedora off of Game is Friday, September session will be offered (to- for children ages 6 through the side of the pizza box and 21. MVES UNITE Club day) Thursday, September 5thgrade while parents/ send to school with your will participate in the half- 20 from 6-7:30. The pro- guardians attend the session. child. MVES will earn 25 time activities. gram, developed by Thomas If you will be utilizing this cents for every fedora col- FRC News W. Phelan for parents of service, please indicate so lected. FRC Enrichment contin- children ages 2-12, offers a when RSVP’ing. Box Tops for Education: ues each Monday from 3:15 humorous look at parenting, Flyers are being sent Clip box tops from various until 4:30. with a serious look at disci- home this week with every food items and send in with FRC 100% Club will pline. MVES student. So that ad- your child. meet on Thursday, Septem- 1-2-3 Magic delivers tips equate accommodations can Pizza Hut: If you pur- ber 13. K, 3rd, 4th and 5th on: discipline without argu- be made, please RSVP by chase pizza from Pizza Hut grades will meet at 8:30a.m. ing, yelling or spanking; returning the lower portion on the last Wednesday of Then K, 1st and 2nd will how to control obnoxious of the flyer OR by calling each month this school year, meet at 12:30p.m. behavior; how to handle the MVES at 256-2953. If you Pizza Hut will automatically 6 kinds of testing and ma- have questions, please ask donate 20% of your check nipulation; five tactics for for Cindy McCullough, who to MVES FRC Center. Just School news encouraging good behavior; will be presenting this pro- Students in Linda Clontz and Marian Cable’s sec- mention this to your server. deadline is what to do about bedtime, gram. ond grade classrooms have been studying about our Congrats to Landon Gen- messy rooms, lying , chores, Government Leaders and Elections in Social Stud- try for bringing in 318 Box noon Tuesday homework and more; and ies. The students then brought in posters and gave a speech to their classmates telling why they would be a good classroom president. Pictured above are Emma Phillips and Sean Cash. Pictured below are Xander Fletcher and J.R. Collins. Pg. A10 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 20, 2012 Local representatives attend TOUR SEKY Fall workstudy trip TOUR Southern and During the visit, partici- great success for TOUR’s Eastern Kentucky (TOUR pants were able to see first- educational programs. To SEKY) hosted a special fall hand the impact the Virginia learn more about the work work study trip to Abingdon Creeper Trail and the Appa- study trips please contact and Damascus Virginia Au- lachian Trail have on the two Maggie Bill at 606-677- gust 29-31, 2012. Damascus communities. The partici- 6093 or is known as “Trail Town pants hiked on the Appala- [email protected]. USA.” TOUR SEKY chian Trail and had the op- For more information partnered with the Ken- portunity to bike 17 miles on about the “Trail Town” Pro- tucky Department of Ad- The Virginia Creeper Trail. gram, contact Elaine Wil- venture Tourism to gear the Attendees also heard from son, Office of Adventure trip toward communities those who played a key role Tourism Executive Director working to become certified in the development of the at 502-564-4270 (ext. 242) “Trail Towns” through the Creeper Trail as well as sea- or [email protected]. state’s new “Trail Town” sonal business owners. TOUR SEKY is an Carlos Cameron (center), Education Coordinator for Project UNITE, was the program “Outdoor recreation is a award winning initiative of guest speaker for the Mt. Vernon Kiwanis Luncheon Thursday, August 30, at the More than 30 people huge tourist draw,” said Jeff Congressman Hal Rogers. Renfro Valley Lodge. Pictured with Mr. Cameron are Bentley Cromer, Kiwanis from communities through- Crowe, TOUR SEKY Presi- The organization’s mission President and Eliza York, Kiwanis Vice-President. out the state participated in dent/CEO. “We are blessed is to educate, expand, de- the three day work shop. with a multitude of outdoor velop and market the exist- Susan Laws, CEO of the recreation opportunities in ing and potential tourism UNITE Coordinator speaks Mt. Vernon-Rockcastle our own backyard and this industry throughout south- County Tourist Commission trip allowed our folks to ern and eastern Kentucky, attended the trip along with learn about what works, while contributing to the at Kiwanis Luncheon Carl Swanigan with A what doesn’t work and get economic, cultural growth, Country Pedaler Outfitter in a basic understanding of health and awareness, and Submitted by Jim Snyder “If we don’t stop the gen- ment services. Livingston, Kentucky. how to make their commu- overall quality of life of the Carlos Cameron, Educa- eration that’s going through UNITE was credited by Other trip participants in- nities a destination for out- region. For additional infor- tion Coordinator for Project time and time again using Carlos with approximately clude Judge Executives, door enthusiast.” mation about TOUR SEKY UNITE, was the guest drugs we’re just running 3800 individuals arrested, Mayors, and tourism profes- TOUR SEKY hosts at visit www.tourseky.com, or speaker for the Mt. Vernon around in circles. We’re go- netting 110,000 pills, 369 sionals from across the re- least one work study trip call 606-677-6093. Kiwanis Luncheon Thurs- ing to spend the meth labs, including some gion. each year and it has been a day, August 30, at the money…throw money at located in Rockcastle Renfro Valley Lodge. it…we’re not going to ac- County – 23 lbs of cocaine, Cameron works full time for complish a whole lot.” 4,000 lbs. of marijuana, UNITE, and covers five One of the programs that 5,000 marijuana plants. The counties, sometimes using a was high-lighted in his talk project has recently turned mobile classroom. The orga- was a treatment voucher over confiscated monies to nization grew out of Rep. program for residential police departments for the Hall Rogers’ desire to curb treatment to help addicts get purchase of vehicles. the explosive growth in drug off drugs. “…I don’t know “…We buy vehicles with abuse in Eastern Kentucky, of any other organization in drug money. Drug dealer and was inspired by a spe- the state of ky, that’s not does pay – it just pays us to cial report in the Lexington state run, that can provide buy vehicles with it.” Herald Leader describing vouchers for people… Carlos took particular Eastern Kentucky as “Pain …that’s something that’s pride in the creation of over Pill Capitol of the World made Unite very unique. 30 drug courts, and know- [Country]. 2500 individuals have en- ing that 195 drug-free ba- Cameron described one tered.” This program has bies were born as a likely of the main missions of provided $7 million in treat- result. UNITE: Mamaw’s Kitchen By Regina Poynter Hoskins I don’t remember very 1/3 cup plus 1 tablespoon salt and pepper many Sundays that we shortening 1/2 cup vegetable oil or lard didn’t have this fried 1 cup plus 2 T milk Rinse chicken with cold chicken. It was crispy; it Preheat oven to 475˚. Sift water. Dredge in seasoned was tender and just plain flour. Cut in shortening with flour. Place oil or lard in a delicious. Before going to fork until particles are size large skillet, preferably a 12- Mexico, we spent a couple of rice. Make a well and add inch cast iron one, and heat of days with Mum. Know- milk all at once; stir only over medium heat. Fry ing it would be some time until just well mixed. Drop chicken until browned on all before we would have an- by heaping tablespoon sides. If you don’t have a other of her home-cooked (about 2 inches apart) onto 12-inch skillet, fry in a meals, she asked us what we greased baking sheet. Bake smaller one in batches. You wanted for breakfast our last at 475˚ for about 15 minutes may need more oil or lard morning before our flight. or until golden brown. this way. When all is We answered“Your fried Makes 10 to 12 biscuits or browned, place back in skil- chicken”. That, along with muffins. let and cover. Reduce heat biscuits and gravy, is exactly SUNDAY FRIED to low; cover and cook about what she fixed. CHICKEN 30 minutes until tender. DROP BISCUITS 2 to 3 pounds chicken cut up Remove cover and turn heat 2 cups self-rising flour 1 cup flour seasoned with back to medium-hot so the skin can get crisp. CHICKEN GRAVY 1/4 cup oil from where chicken was fried 2 1/2 cups milk or cream 1/4 cup flour In same skillet, add oil (you may have to add some oil to “A Clean Carpet is a make 1/4 cup) and flour. Cook over medium heat, Healthy Carpet! stirring constantly and scraping browned bits loose David Owens manager 606-256-9870 from pan for 3 minutes. Do not brown flour. Gradually add milk or cream and stir constantly until gravy is thickened. Add more salt and pepper if you want.

Brodhead Alliance Committee Car Show When: September 28th • 5 to 9 p.m. Where: Downtown Brodhead Needed: Your Old Car Dash Plaques for 1st 30 Cars • Trophies awarded at 7:30 p.m. Also Needed: Vendors of all sorts DJ Charlie Napier Please call David at Collins Respiratory 758-9333 or Becky at City Hall 758-8635 for info. Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 20, 2012 • Pg. A11 RCHS students caught taking drugs in the lunchroom By: Doug Ponder through his nose. Moments Two RCHS students later, the juvenile ingested were caught on video last the pill through his nose as Tuesday using pills in the well. lunchroom during school Upon further investiga- hours. tion, Slate told Price that the Arrested at the scene was pill was a Watson 30 mg. Richard Charles Slate, 18, of Slate was charged with Mt. Vernon. trafficking a controlled sub- According to Mt. Vernon stance within 1,000 feet of Police reports, officer a school building and pos- Nathaniel Price responded session of a controlled sub- to the high school after re- stance, third degree. ceiving a complaint that two Slate was lodged in the students were caught on Rockcastle County Deten- video using pills. tion Center where he was Once Price arrived, he later released on a $5,000 was shown a video portray- surety bond. ing Slate and a juvenile sit- Assistant Principal Barry The Rockcastle County Republican Party held its annual “Rally in the Rock” last Saturday at the Kentucky ting down at a table in the Noble said this is the first Music Hall of Fame and those attending are shown in the top photo lining up for the free food. The event lunchroom and crushing up case they’ve had of someone featured State Representative Danny Ford as the guest speak and the Bluegrass Band Level Green as the a pill. Slate then rolled up a using drugs openly on entertainment. Members of Level Green are shown below from left: Keith Mink, Jim Dargavall, Robbie dollar bill and ingested it school grounds. McFerron and Edwin Robinson. “We have never had any- Neighborhood thing like this before,” Noble said. “It was a com- Watch Program pletely isolated incident and is now in place we always make sure to monitor the students at all in Mt. Vernon times.” Noble said. The Mount Vernon Po- Noble said the two stu- lice Department and Opera- dents have been properly tion UNITE have now insti- disciplined and that the tuted a Neighborhood Watch RCHS staff work constantly program for subdivisions, to ensure students have a apartment complexes and safe and drug free environ- other areas within the city ment in which to learn. limits. “We always make sure to The program instructs handle all disciplinary situ- residents in what to look for ations when they first arise.” in their neighborhoods in re- Noble said. “Students gard to criminal activity, should know we don’t take drug activity and door to this matter lightly and we door callers. won’t permit it at all on school grounds.” The program also teaches area that includes environmental assessment personal safety measures for The small town was the Rockcastle County. to do that, Nedlo said. residents, especially in- Brodhead first to apply for certifica- “Logging” The agency looked hard Nedlo said he is willing tion under a new state pro- structing the watchers to re- woman arrested at those concerns and de- to explore the idea -- put port only and never physi- (Cont. from front) gram to designate Trail cided it was best to cancel forth by Scheff and others - cally become involved with for cultivating Towns, an effort to bring in the project and engage the - to build several miles of more tourism spending those attempting criminal Scheff said he has docu- public in further discussion, hiking and horse trails in the acts. However, it’s not a re- marijuana plants from hikers, horse riders mented trees more than 250 he said. Little Egypt area, a place of quirement that all residents By: Doug Ponder and others. years old in the Little Egypt “We take those concerns deep-green forest, sand- Scheff said he would like become involved. A Brodhead woman was area. One, a shortleaf pine seriously,” Nedlo said.. stone ridges, rock cliffs, wa- An initial short instruc- to see trails with signs along arrested last Tuesday for more than 300 years old, is “The process worked.” terfalls and caves, some of tional program will be dem- cultivating marijuana after the way to explain the his- the second-oldest known Nedlo said the Forest which provide habitat for tory of the area and its natu- onstrated to those residents police raided a home on tree of its species in the Service still wants to do endangered bats. interested followed by the ral features. Barnett Road in Brodhead. Eastern United States, he non-commercial tree-thin- Kentucky Heartwood placement of a Neighbor- Arrested at the scene was “I think there’s a great said. ning in the project area to has identified some of the thing the Forest Service can hood Watch sign installed in Audry Ann Collins, 64, of There also was particu- improve habitat and the potential route for the trails. the area of the watch com- Brodhead. be proud of,” Scheff said. lar concern that the logging health of the forest -- some- Local officials have been in- Reprinted from the munity. According to the and herbicide use could thing Scheff said he also volved because of the po- There is no charge for the Rockcastle County Sheriff’s Sept. 17th Lexington damage Climax Springs, supports. tential to link the trails to Herald-Leader instructional program or the Department, Deputy Sheriff one of the state’s largest It would require a new nearby Livingston. signs. If you are interested Matt Bryant responded to continuously flowing un- in initiating a Neighborhood the residence after receiving derground spring. Watch program in your information that marijuana A local company bottles neighborhood call the Mt. plants were growing on the the high-quality water and Vernon Police Department property. hundreds use the springs to at 606-308-2404. Upon receiving consent get their drinking water. from Collins to search the “We certainly don’t want Bond lowered residence, Bryant found 24 anybody to do anything that marijuana plants growing would damage the natural The bail, for one of the inside a large flower pot and resource,” Rockcastle suspects arrested last week another marijuana plant in a possible meth supply County Judge Executive growing separately in the Buzz Carloftis said. ring in the county, was low- backyard. Bryant also found The Forest Service is re- ered Wednesday by District two more marijuana plants Judge Kathryn Wood. quired to take public com- drying inside an outbuild- ment on proposals such as According to County At- ing. the Crooked Creek project. torney Billy Reynolds, Collins was charged with Tracy Bullock, 43, of The agency received cultivating marijuana and some comments in favor of Brodhead bonded out on the was lodged in the the logging, but also got a charge after her bail was Rockcastle County Deten- lowered from $50,000 cash/ significant amount of nega- tion Center where she was tive feedback, said Jason property to $30,000/10% later released on a $5,000 ($3,000). Nedlo, the US. Forest Ser- unsecured bond. vice district ranger in the Pg. 12 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 20, 2012

Now 2-3 on season Rockets shutout in second half at Pulaski County By: Doug Ponder outplaying their opponent “The kids have decided The Rockcastle County for the biggest part of the they will accept nothing but Rockets dropped to two and game.” a win against Perry Central,” three on the season follow- The Rocket offense was Parkey said. “Both the ing a 20-2 loss at Pulaski led by senior running back UNITE Bowl and Home- County last Friday night. Damien McDaniel with 14 coming always draws in a The Rockets outplayed carries for 171 yards. Senior big crowd to the game so our the Pulaski County Maroons fullback Tommy Shaffer had kids know we can’t let our in the first half, taking a 2-0 six carries for 18 yards and fans down.” lead into the locker room, junior running back Jacob The UNITE Coalition after senior Tommy Shaffer Bussell carried the ball eight will also be hosting a tail- forced a safety by tackling times for 14 yards. gate party with free food Maroon running back Tyler Junior quarterback Corey from 6 to 7 p.m. There will Goins in his own end zone. McPhetridge was 5 for 13 also be a “Red Balloon Me- The Rockets also outgained passing for 27 yards. morial” launch at halftime in Pulaski County on offense McPhetridge also had one honor of those who are af- in the first half with 145 to- interception. fected by drug use. The tal yards compared to the McDaniel also led the re- homecoming festivities will Maroon’s 23 yards. ceiving corps, catching three also take place during half- However, after halftime passes for 17 yards. Re- time. the Rockets momentum ceiver Tyler Harper caught UNITE will also pay stalled and the Maroons put one pass for eight yards and tribute to Representative up an unanswered 20 points Shaffer caught one pass for Danny Ford and Senator Rocket safety Tommy Shaffer forced a safety by tackling Maroon running back against the Rockets. The two yards. Jared Carpenter for Tyler Goins in his own end zone last Friday night. The Rockets went into halftime Maroons also had 235 total Defensively, the Rockets partnering with UNITE with a 2-0 lead but Pulaski County put up an unanswered 20 points in the second yards on offense in the sec- were led by Bussell who had through legislation in Frank- half to make the final score 20-2. ond half compared to the six tackles and one recov- fort. For their tribute, thhe Rockets 16. ered fumble. Defensive back two legislators will assist Head Coach Scott Tyler Smith also had a big with the coin toss, lead ev- Parkey said his team’s in- night with four tackles and eryone on the field for the ability to capitalize on one interception. Red Balloon Memorial touchdown opportunities Other Rockets picking up launch and present the during the first half proved tackles were McDaniel with UNITE Bowl trophy to the to be the deciding factor in eleven, Chris Wren ten, winning team. the game as the Rockets Chance Ansardi nine, Boone were inside the Pulaski Saylor seven, Brandon Buccaneers County red zone on three Jones and Shaffer six each, Fund-Raiser separate occasions and Eli Haddix and Jared Lake The Buccaneers Cheer- failed to score a single point. with five, McPhetridge two leader Squad will hold a “Missed opportunities and Austin Spoonamore and fundraising event at Lone really cost us the game and Harper were both credited Star Farm Home and Sup- we didn’t capitalize when with one tackle. ply on Sat., Sept. 29th from we had the ball inside the 20 Saylor and Lake both led 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. yard line,” Parkey said. “We the Rockets in sacks with The event will feature had about two or three one each. grilled hot dogs with all the dropped balls that could The Rockets will play in fixings, great baked goods have led to points on of- the UNITE Bowl during and changes on several do- fense.” their Homecoming against nated raffle items donated Parkey said he thought the Perry Central Commo- Rocket senior running back Damien McDaniel is shown picking up yardage on by local businesses. With one of his 14 carries for 171 yards against Pulaski County last Friday night. his team played hard against dores this Friday night at any purchase or donation, the Maroons but he said all 7:30. your name will be entered in the effort was wasted when Last year the Rockets a drawing for a Fall Enter- they failed to score. shut out the Commodores tainment Package donated “Unfortunately, we left a 22-0 in Hazard. This year by Melinda’s Celebrating lot of points on the field,” Parkey believes his team Home and Decor. Parkey said. “This is really will get another win since All proceeds will be used hard to deal with when you they have the advantage of for uniform warm-up suits, know the boys are giving it playing the Commodores at trophies and award celebra- everything they have and home this year. tion. Kentucky Afield Outdoors Cautiously optimistic about dove season, despite brown grass and hard ground The crisp early morning Wildlife. “The sunflower and set up near there. It is and earlier nightfall remind and millet still headed out better to find a place where Kentuckians that fall isn’t with pretty decent seed con- they enter the field than far away. The smell of gun- tent in them. It is not too bad where they exit.” powder, the clunking of considering how dry we’ve Doves often fly into a spent shotshells in a vest and been. On average, the coun- field through gaps in trees dove breasts wrapped in ba- ties in our region are 12 to or a swale in the ground. con and grilled aren’t far 13 inches below normal “A dead tree that is in away either. It is a hunter’s Rocket senior Chris Wren is shown making a tackle against Pulaski County last rainfall for the year.” one of these flight patterns Friday night. Wren had 10 total tackles against the Maroons. favorite time of year. Hunters who put in a is a great spot,” Pritchert Dove season opened little time scouting before said. “They often land in statewide Sat., Sept. 1. Al- hunting a particular field dead trees before entering though brown, crunchy place themselves at an ad- the field to feed.” moisture-free grass and vantage. “Pull out the dove Doves also use power cracked brick ground cover hunting guide and go and lines for the same purpose. large swaths of Kentucky, look at the public fields be- Studying these features and the drought won’t ruin the fore you hunt them,” setting up near them makes dove opener. Pritchert said. “If you plan for a much more eventful “There are plenty of to hunt a private field or day. A poorly chosen spot in doves around Kentucky,” your traditional dove spot, a good field leads to frus- said Rocky Pritchert, migra- you still must scout this year. tration when others down all tory bird coordinator for the You still need to see if an of the doves. It is like Kentucky Department of area holds any birds.” watching someone from the Fish and Wildlife Re- The field you plan hunt- opposite end of the boat sources. “It’s a mixed bag. ing could be laden with catch all of the fish. Study Some dove fields are look- doves on opening day. If you and choose wisely. ing good while some were don’t pick a good spot in that The first segment of the affected by the drought.” field, however, your hunting dove season closes Oct. 24. The Purchase Region is vest may weigh less at the The second segment runs We would like to congratulate the Kentucky Full Throttle-South 12U Fastpitch the area of Kentucky hard- end of the day than at the be- from Nov. 22 through Nov. Softball team, which includes three girls from Rockcastle County, in winning the est hit by drought, but dove ginning because you’ve 30, while the third segment "4th annual Estill County Classic Fall Classic" Fastpitch Tournament. The team field conditions, contrary to spent your shotshells and of the season opens Dec. 29, went 4-0 and we are very proud of them. Pictured are, front from left: Coach what common sense dic- have few doves. 2012 and closes Jan. 4, Todd Avery, Breonya Napier, Shelby Ham, Jordan Smith, Kassi Eye, Kelly Lay, tates, are in huntable shape. “The first thing I look for 2013. Channing Whitehouse and Coach Brian Napier. Back row from left: Head Coach “As far as the dove fields when setting up in a dove The daily limit is 15 Jon Parks, Bailey Chasteen, Kennedy Parks, Chyna Rayne Dyehouse, Madisen in our region, they got off to field is a dead tree or snag,” doves. a slow start and the plants Pritchert said. “Then, I look Hinkle, McKinley Rush, Blake Fields and Coach Mike Lay. stunted a little,” said Tony for the flight patterns of the Black, Purchase Region doves. Survey where they wildlife regional coordina- enter the field and where tor for Kentucky Fish and they exit. Find the entry spot

The Cedar Rapids Dolphins swim team recently completed their swim season with a second place finish in the Southern Kentucky Swim Conference. The team is coached by Carrie Mullins and Amy Nicely. High point award winners for 2012 were: Emerick Goff, Isabella Whitaker, Will Bishop, Keelee King, Dawson Nicely, Laurel Yates, JD Hamilton, Savannah Goff, Thomas Burdette, Rachel Cain, Joseph Hunt, Lauren Burton, Ashton Arvin and Sydney Arvin. Most improved 10 and under went to Creed Gabbard. Most improved 11 and older went to Emily Deubel. Lauren Burton had the best conference performance for points. Ella Bussell and Colin Hamilton had the best confer- ence performance in time for 10 and under. Mackenzie King and Zoe Burdette had the best conference performance in time for 11 and older. 110% award and overall high point award went to Sydney Arvin. Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 20, 2012 • Pg. A13

moved from the ICU into a Lexington where he will re- “Attorney” regular room at the hospi- ceive rehabilitation ser- tal. vices. (Cont. from front) Waddles said her son has Waddles said they appre- Once officers ap- been talking and recognizes ciate everyone’s thoughts proached the vehicle, they familiar people such as fam- and prayers since the acci- could smell a strong odor of ily and friends. However, dent and they have been en- alcohol. Upon further inves- Waddles said he doesn’t re- couraging to her family dur- tigation, officers noticed member much about the ac- ing these trying times. Bartley appeared intoxi- cident. “We appreciate all that cated while performing “He knows who we are everyone has done. He is field sobriety tests. Bartley but at first he didn’t know improving so quickly and also blew a .124 on the why he was in the hospital we never expected him to be breathalyzer, which is .044 or what had happened to doing this good so soon,” above the legal limit of .08 him.” Waddles said. Waddles said. “It’s just in Kentucky. Waddles said if every- proof that everyone’s Bartley was lodged in the thing goes as planned later prayers are being an- this week, Johnson will be Russell County Detention swered.” Brodhead Volunteer Fire Department responded to a single car accident Monday Center where he was later moved to the Cardinal Hill afternoon on Hwy 1505 in Brindle Ridge. Authorities say Eric Lee Hughes, 23, of released on a personal re- Rehabilitation Hospital in Brodhead was traveling north on Hwy 1505 when he hydroplaned and struck a cognizance bond. fence. No one was injured in the accident. Commonwealth Attor- ney Eddie Montgomery said Jennifer Gilliam, Teri laxed atmosphere.” Tuesday no disciplinary ac- “Students” Renner, Samantha Basic health screenings, tions will be taken by his Vanwinkle, Kim Kerns, including vouchers for cho- (Cont. from front) office against Bartley and Rachel Hemsley, substitute lesterol, blood sugar, and that he will continue to work instructional assistants; Prostate Specific Antigen for him as an assistant com- the middle of the pack” of Annette Hines, Tammy (PSA) screening, will begin monwealth attorney. the 174 school districts Johnson, kathy Owens, sub- at 5 p.m. and wrap up at across the state. “We have “He has been working stitute cook/bakers; Cecilia around 6 – 6:15. Attendees with me for eight years and to get organized for success Ann Amyx and Barry Hurst, will enjoy their dinner while I have never had any prob- in another system,” Pensol substitute Bus Monitors and hearing about how to be- said. lem with Jeremy,” Mont- Elizabeth Ann Abney, sub- come a Game Changer for gomery said. “We all make EPAS is being used in stitute bus monitor and their health from 6 until mistakes, it was on the concert with No Child Left cook/baker. 6:30. The keynote speaker, Behind, for which the state weekend and he wasn’t on Resigning during that Dr. Anthony Weaver, will working hours.” received a waiver from the period was Jennie Martin as take the stage at 7 p.m., fol- Bartley declined to com- federal government. Under instructional assistant lowed by door prizes (To be this system, students are ment on the matter and said RCMS. eligible, you’ll turn in your he has hired State Represen- ranked for progress against health screening card, and tative Jeff Hoover of Russell themselves rather than other you must be present to win). districts and are tested on “Expo” County as his attorney. Dr. Weaver is a profes- Bartley’s arraignment college/career readiness (Cont. from front) sor of medicine at the Uni- date is October 8th at 9 a.m. skills as opposed to Ken- younger than women, and versity of Kentucky and is tucky Core Content as in in the Russell County Dis- Rockcastle County men are the Assistant Dean for the trict Court. past tests. no exception.” UK College of Medicine, The new system involves An interesting fact: ac- Morehead campus. He hosts three phases of testing -- cording to the Centers for a weekly radio show called “Update” Explore, given in the 8th Disease Control, men, on “Health Matters” in (Cont. from front) grade; Plan administered in average, die almost six Morehead. For more infor- the 10th grade and the ACT years earlier than women. In mation about the event, con- transported by ambulance given in the 11th grade. 1920, the difference was tact Dwain Harris at 256- from the scene to the UK The progress of students only one year. Another fact: 0950, or email him at Medical Center where he is who are first tested in the women are 100% more [email protected] currently being treated for 8th grade is compared to likely to visit the doctor for his injuries. their test scores in the 10th annual examinations and Johnson’s mother, and 11th grades. preventive services than Bittersweet Veronica Waddles, 34, of Students in the eighth men. Mt. Vernon said Johnson re- grade scored 14.9 on the “That’s the point of the Run/Walk ceived a fractured skull and composite score of all sub- Healthy Joe – to encourage The Bittersweet 5K run elbow, two broken knees jects, as compared to 15.2 guys to do what doesn’t and 2-mile walk is set for and a lacerated liver as a re- for the state average. come so naturally to many Saturday, October 6 in sult of the accident. In reading, 8th graders of us – practice awareness downtown Mt. Vernon dur- Waddles said that since scored the same as the state and prevention,” said Har- ing the annual Bittersweet the accident, Johnson has average 14.4; English was ris. “But we have fun with Festival. This event is race had successful surgeries and 13.8 to 14.3; mathematics it and also see it as a time number 10 of 12 in the been treated for all his inju- 14.8 to 15.3 and science and place when local men Rockcastle Regional ries he received from the 16.1 to 16.3. can talk and interact in a re- County-Wide Stride series. accident. However, 10th graders were a little The run/walk begins at Waddles said Johnson still further back in the compos- 7:30 a.m. Race day registra- has a long road of recovery ite score 16.3 to 17. In En- tion is from 6:30-7:20 a.m. ahead of him. glish it was 15.3 to 16.1; at Rockcastle County Court- “The doctors told us he mathematics 16.0 to 16.8 house. Cost is $20 on race is improving at a faster rate and reading 16.1 to 16.6. day or you may pre-register than they originally ex- 11th graders were very for $15 by October 3 at pected,” Waddles said “But close in the composite score rockcastleregional.org/ they also said even though for all subjects, 18.8 to 19.0 countywidestride. Partici- he’s had all his surgeries, he state average. In English it pants receive a free t-shirt. still has a long road to re- was 18.1 to 18.4; mathemat- For more information covery ahead of him.” ics 18.5 to 18.8, reading contact Susan Brown- Johnson was taken off 18.9 to 19.0 and science Turley at (606) 256-7746 or the ventilator last Thursday 19.0 to 19.1. Dr. Anthony Weaver e-mail [email protected]. morning. He was also School board member Mike Burdette pointed out that he felt this test might be AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE CITY OF BRODHEAD, KENTUCKY ANNUAL BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL more beneficial to students since “ACT scores have YEAR JULY 1, 2012 THROUGH JUNE 30, 2013 more impact on scholarship Whereas, an annual budget proposal and message have been prepared and delivered to the legislative body; and, money for entering college Whereas, the legislative body has reviewed such budget proposal and modifications have been made accordingly. students.” Pensol agreed saying that a tutoring pro- NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY the City of Brodhead, Kentucky as follows: gram would be put in place. SECTION ONE: That the annual budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2012 and ending on June 30, 2013 is adopted as set forth herein: He also told the board that the school system had General MRA LGEA Revenue Operation KIA Sinking Bond & Int. 1505 Line/Tank a lot of work to do and this Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Sinking Fund was a “stressful time for RESOURCES AVAILABLE classroom teachers.” Cash balance (estimate) 24,000 2,657 24,173 13,000 4,395 120 1798 $1971.38 The 8th and 10th grades Taxes 49,000 took the test on Wednesday License & permits 150 with the 11th grade taking Franchise fees 24,000 the ACT in the Spring of Charges for Services 457,000 2013. INS 45,000 In other action, the board Intergovernmental 6,200 met early for a workshop Transfers (in) 428,000 31,000 11,000.00 with finance officer Melanie Total revenues and cash 142,150 2,657 30,373 470,000 432,395 31,120 1,798 12,971.38 Lyons to go over the current APPROPRIATIONS year’s budget. Administrative 30,000 82,000 Lyons told the board that Police total budget appropriations Fire 20,000 of $27,624,627, and expen- Streets 8,000 ditures of the same amount, General 81,650 346,000 should increase the board’s Water O&M 234,000 contingency fund to Sewer O&M 194,000 $4,254,921 from Debt Service 42,000 31,000 11,000.00 $3,803,176 last year. TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS 131,650 8,000 470,000 428,000 31,000 11,000.00 The personnel action re- Estimated Balance 10,500 2,657 22,373 0.00 4,395 120 1,798 1,971.38 port for August 4 thru Sept. SECTION TWO: This budget ordinance shall be administered by the executive authority as prescribed and set forth in the Kentucky Revised Statutes. Administra- 11 included: certified posi- tion shall include, but not be limited to at least the following: tions filled - Kevin Mullins, A. Preparation and submission of financial statements which include budgetary RES principal; Robert comparisons on not less than a quarterly basis. Phillips, RCMS assistant B. Provide for budget amendments if requested by the legislative body or if anticipated through principal and Joseph administration and implementation. McClure, Kevin Rickett, C. Prepare any financial statements required for publication purposes, pursuant to Nacole Smith, Kelsey KRS 424 and 91A. Adams and Kaitlin Caudill, D. Cause each fund of this budget to be audited as prescribed by law. substitute teachers. Classified hirings: April SECTION THREE: The detailed operating budget is adopted by reference for administration, accounting and reporting purposes. Martin, Jessica Northern SECTION FOUR: This ordinance shall be published in the newspaper by title and summary within thirty (30) days after adoption. and Alecia Abney, instruc- tional assistants; Wade SECTION FIVE: This ordinance becomes effective immediately upon passage and publication as required by law. Johnson, boys cross coun- Adopted this 17th day of September, 2012 try coach; Rachelle Wood, /s/ Walter Lee Cash, Mayor assistant girls cross country/ Attest: track coach; Ashley /s/ Rebecca Bussell, City Clerk Bohlman, substitute instruc- Date of first reading: Sept. 10, 2012 tional assistant and cook/ Date of second reading and adoption: Sept. 17, 2012 baker; Kelina Shoemaker, Pg. A14 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 20, 2012 Rabies Clinic is next Monday at Livingston Fire Department The Rockcastle County is a prominent reminder that Health Department, along rabies does exist and is a with Dr. James Chism, threat to domestic animals, DVM, are sponsoring a ra- livestock and humans in the bies vaccination clinic for Central Kentucky area. dogs and cats. The clinic State law requires dogs, will be held Monday, Sep- cats and ferrets, at least four tember 24 at the Livingston months of age, to be vacci- Fire Department from 5:30 nated against rabies (902 to 6:30 p.m. and the cost KAR 2:070). Rabies is will be $7 per vaccination. spread by wild animals, All animals must be on a such as: skunks, foxes, rac- leash or other restraint. coons and bats. Any mam- Dog and cat owners are mal can get rabies including encouraged to bring pets to dogs, cats, horses, cows and have them vaccinated for humans. Animals that are the first time or to receive a not mammals, such as birds, The Grateful Bread Food Pantry, a mission of the Christian Appalachian Project, held their first annual booster vaccination. snakes and fish do not get “Hunger Action March” Wednesday on Main Street in Mt. Vernon. The March is part of Hunger Action Month observed during September and was started to raise awareness for domestic hunger relief. Booster shots are required rabies. one year after the first shot Rabies is caused by a vi- and then every year or ev- rus and is spread by contact Orlando man arrested an ordinance prepared for Chief Kevin Fletcher. Dur- ery three years, depending with the saliva of an animal passage, perhaps as early as ing August, the department: on the vaccine that is given. with the disease when it for manufacturing meth the October regular meet- had 478 total calls for ser- A bat sent to the state lab bites a person or another ing. vice, investigated 16 motor from Rockcastle County animal. Symptoms of rabies By: Doug Ponder phetamine and remains During the meeting, the vehicle collision with inju- tested positive in August. A in animals may include a An Orlando man was ar- lodged in the Rockcastle council also approved a ries in 5, 25 total arrests, 17 total of five animals have change in behavior, sick- rested last Tuesday for County Detention Center on motor vehicle tax rate for warrants served, 13 drug tested positive for rabies as ness, unable to eat and swal- manufacturing metham- a $25,000 cash/property 2012 of 16.7c per $100 as- charges, 14 traffic viola- of June 30 in Kentucky this low, increased drooling or phetamine after police bond. sessed value, unchanged tions, 14 other charges (re- year: one bat each from salivation or aggression. raided a home on Maple from lat year and of 16.7c sisting, etc), 15 alarm drop Jackson and Lincoln coun- Wild animals may appear to Grove Road in Brush Creek. per !00 of assessed property calls for service, 7 funeral ties, one skunk each found be tame or sick. Some rabid Arrested at the scene was value, up from 16.6c last escorts, 8 motorists assists, in Garrard and Todd coun- animals appear to be nor- Henry Rufus Haling, 23, of “Annex” year. 4 summons/evictions/EPO The council then spent ties and a dog in Green mal, especially in the early Orlando. (Cont. from front) served, 33 assists to other County. Five animals out of stages of the disease. There According to the some time discussing the agencies, 8 domestic vio- 405 tested seems like a is no cure or treatment for Rockcastle County Sheriff’s cludes mostly Hanson Ag- Renfro Valley Boat Dock lence calls, 7 welfare checks small percentage, but yet it rabies. Usually death will Department, Deputy Sheriff gregate, Citizens Bank and lease currently, and for sev- (elderly, etc), 7 requests for occur within ten days of Matt Bryant responded to the new industrial park. eral years, held by Tommy extra patrol, 14 public rela- symptoms. the residence after receiving Area #2: the original indus- Mullins. tions community events. KBC hosts To prevent rabies, people information that Haling was trial park, and the area hous- Mullins was granted a Mt. Vernon Fire Chief should have their pets vac- manufacturing meth inside ing D&S Computers and six-month extension in May David Bales also presented blood drive cinated and avoid contact a bedroom at the home. Mahaffey’s Quick Lube. of this year and that exten- his report for August. with stray or wild animals. After receiving consent The smallest Area, #3, in- sion is due to expire Octo- During that month, there next Tuesday Teach children to stay away to search the home, Bryant cludes Save-A-Lot, Dollar ber 31st. were 37 runs made and from strange dogs, cats or could smell a strong chemi- General and perhaps a At the time of the exten- 4,600 gallons of water used. The Kentucky Blood cal odor coming from inside dentist’s office. The middle sion, Mullins was told the Through July of this Center is hosting a blood wild animals. Stray cats and dogs may not have been the bedroom. school, located across from city would be assuming di- year, Bales said the depart- drive in Mt. Vernon next vaccinated against rabies. Inside the bedroom and the businesses in Area 3 is rect operation of the facil- ment had made 274 runs. Tuesday. Report stray animals to an throughout the home, already in the city limits. ity Nov. 1st. However, the During August, the de- Those wishing to do- Animal Control Official. In Bryant found various items Bryant also said that mayor told the council that, partment were called to: 6 nate in Rockcastle County Rockcastle County, contact used to manufacture meth. some property owners, on reflection, he was not accidents with injuries and can do so at the First Bap- the Animal Shelter at 256- Upon finding the items, contigious to the new sure that would be the best possible entrapment; 13 ac- tist Church gymnasium 1833. Bryant asked Haling if there boundaries, have asked to course since it would be al- cidents with injuries, 2 EMS from 2 to 6:30 p.m. For more information, was a one-step meth lab be annexed and this could most like creating another assists, 3 structure fires, 2 To schedule a donation contact Clara Patton, Sr. nearby and he told him it be accomplished after the department. He said that, to vehicle fires, 1 brush and visit kybloodcenter.org or Environmentalist, at the was inside a closet in the annexation. He also noted be fair to everyone in- woods fire, 2 fire and smoke call 1-800-775-2522. Rockcastle County Health bedroom. that, at the present time, volved, he recommended alarm activations, 1 hazard- Blood donors must be sev- Department, 256-2242 ext. Inside the closet, Bryant only one or two residences rescinding the former mo- ous situation (transformer enteen-years-old, weigh at 129. Additional rabies infor- found a garbage bag con- are in the areas and it was tion for the city to assume on fire), 3 hazardous mate- least 110 pounds, be in mation can be found on the taining a one-step meth lab not certain if they would control and advertising for rials (fuel spills on high- bids for operation of the good health and meet internet web site inside a one gallon pickle still be when a detail map way), 1 hazardous material chfs.ky.gov/dph/epi/ jar. Haling also directed of the areas was drawn. boat dock. (diesel odor in home), 1 traf- other additional require- The bid will be for five ments. Sixteen-year-old rabies.htm Bryant to the back yard of Council members were fic control (hospital bike Celebrate World Rabies the residence where an ac- presented with a general years with one year renew- and run race), 1 decon at donors must have a signed als and an out clause for parental permission slip Day, which is September tive HCL gas generator was map of the areas to be an- meth lab (pjortable shower), found. both parties. which can be found at 28, a few days early by get- nexed and Bryant said a 1 water rescue (subject try- Haling was charged with more detailed map would be The police department ing to swim across lake). www.kybloodcenter.org. ting your pet vaccinated against rabies. manufacturing metham- drawn up by engineers and report was presented by Serving Rockcastle County Since 1887 Second Section Thursday, September 20, 2012 Horse Show raises over $17,000 On Saturday, September 15th, the 1st annual Strides Against Cancer Horse Show took place at the Brodhead Fairgrounds. The show raised over $17,000 for The Hope Fund, Rockcastle Regional's program to benefit local cancer pa- tients who must travel for treatments. The show was hosted by Rockcastle Re- gional and UK's Markey Cancer Center, and was the brainchild of Dr. David Bullock, whose family has long been fans of Tennes- see Walking Horses. Over 100 horses came out on Saturday night to partici- pate in the Strides Against Cancer show, including Leanne Renner (pictured), who took home a blue. Show Manager Dr. David Bullock helps Paige Smith prepare to present America's colors during the open- ing ceremony.

Alexis Brock and Bailey Bullock are all smiles as they help raise money for a great cause at Saturday night's show. Hospital looking for Game Changers at Healthy Joe Dylan Young of Sweet Revenge Stables takes home the tri-color ribbon and floral horseshoe, the sym- At the fourth annual Healthy Joe Expo, we’re looking Cynthia Seagraves and Shane Smith had a rompin', bols of victory for the Youth Championship class. for a few good men who are ready to be Game Changers stompin' good time at the show. for their health. In addition to the health screenings, free meal, door September is National prizes and guest speaker, this year’s event, held Sept. 20, 5 – 7 p.m. on the third floor of the Rockcastle Regional Hos- pital outpatient services building, will give men the chance Cholesterol Ed. Month to make positive changes in their health, and win prizes for Children, young adults mg/dL, which is above doing so. and older Americans can healthy levels. More than Participation in Game Changers isn’t mandatory, but have high cholesterol. 35 million of these people those who attend the Expo will have the opportunity to Learn how to prevent high have levels of 240 mg/dL or take part. Participation means taking as few as three small cholesterol and know what higher, which puts them at steps toward better health between Sept. 20 and Nov. 15. your cholesterol levels high risk for heart disease. Those who do will receive a tee-shirt, and the chance to mean. Cholesterol is a waxy, win one of two $100 gift certificates from Dick’s Sporting September is National fat-like substance found in Goods at our Nov. 15 follow-up event. Cholesterol Education your body and many foods. Game Changers will have the choice of improving their Month, a good time to get Your body needs choles- health by doing such things as losing 5 pounds, lowering your blood cholesterol terol to function normally their cholesterol or blood pressure by any amount, getting checked and take steps to and makes all that you need. a check-up, logging a minimum amount of weekly physi- lower it if it is high. Na- Too much cholesterol can cal activity, or attending a brief October health education tional Cholesterol Educa- build up in your arteries. meeting. There are eight options in all, and completing three tion Month is also a good After a while, these depos- makes you a Game Changer. Complete five of them, and time to learn about lipid its narrow your arteries, your name goes in the hat twice for the $100 gift certifi- Senator Robin Webb and Trainer/Rider Donald profiles and about food and putting you at risk for heart cates. Stamper celebrate their horse's victory in the cham- lifestyle choices that help disease and stroke. For more information about the Health Joe Expo or pionship class. you reach personal choles- High cholesterol usually Game Changer program, contact Dwain Harris at 606-256- terol goals. doesn't have any symptoms. 0950, or email him at [email protected] September 24-28, 2012, As a result, many people do Bittersweet Run/Walk Rockcastle Regional Hospi- not know that their choles- Rabies Clinic next Monday tal is offering free choles- terol levels are too high. set for October 6th terol screenings from 7 a.m. However, doctors can do a at Livingston Fire Dept. The Bittersweet 5K run and 2-mile walk is set for Sat- until 10 a.m. No appoint- simple blood test to check urday, October 6 in downtown Mt. Vernon during the an- ment is necessary. Please your cholesterol. High cho- There will be a Rabies Clinic for dogs and at at the nual Bittersweet Festival. This event is race number 10 of fast 12 hours prior to lesterol can be controlled Livingston Volunteer Fire Dept. on Monday, Sept. 24th 12 in the Rockcastle Regional County-Wide Stride series. screening. Registration for through lifestyle changes or from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. The clinic is being sponsored by The run/walk begins at 7:30 a.m. Race day registration the free screening will be in if it is not enough, through Rockcastle County Health Department and Dr. James is from 6:30-7:20 a.m. at Rockcastle County Courthouse. the second floor lobby of medications. Chism, DVM. Cost is $20 on race day or you may pre-register for $15 by the Outpatient Services It's important to check The cost is $7 per animal and all animals must be on October 3 at rockcastleregional.org/countywidestride. Par- Center. For more informa- your cholesterol levels. a leash or restrained. For more information, contact ticipants receive a free t-shirt. Rockcastle County Health Department, Clara Patton, tion, contact Arielle Reese High cholesterol is a major For more information contact Susan Brown-Turley at Environmentalist, 256-2242. 256-7880. risk factor for heart disease, (606) 256-7746 or e-mail [email protected]. More than 102 million the leading cause of death American Adults (20 years in the United States. or older) have total choles- Source: CDC terol levels at or above 200 Hospital sponsors Breast Cancer Awareness Event Rockcastle Regional by October 5. Hospital will sponsor the October is recognized annual Ladies Night Out for annually as breast cancer breast cancer awareness on awareness month; the most Thursday, October 11 at common form of cancer in 5:30 p.m. in the Wellness women. Early detection is Center (3rd floor Outpatient the first step in the fight Services Building). Women against breast cancer. It is are invited to bring their important to know your risk girlfriends to participate in and the importance of early the free event for breast can- detection. The American cer awareness. Cancer Society recom- The event will feature mends an annual mammo- education, dinner, hand gram, starting at age 40. massages and pink mani- Speak to your health care cures and door prizes. Ev- provider about what’s best ery woman will receive a for you. free gift. Dr. Karen Saylor During the month of Oc- Several local Grandmas are currently helping to wage the fight against breast cancer by selling Grand is the keynote speaker and tober, Rockcastle Regional TAZZZTICS t-shirts. The t-shirts were furnished by Rockcastle Regional Hospital and proceeds will go to the event will also feature an Hospital will offer reduced Kaye Rader’s Hope Ministry and the hospital’s Hope Ministry. Shown modeling the shirts in the above photo expert panel. rates on mammograms. To are, from left: Sue Hamm, Gayla Winstead, Carol Pybas and Bonnie Neeley. The shirts are $12 for S-XL, $14 If you plan to attend, schedule your digital mam- for 1X and $15 for 2X and may be bought at Sabrina’s Hair Design, Main Street Pharmacy, A Cut Above and please call 256-7746 or mogram, call 256-7878. Sparks Flowers and More. email [email protected] Pg. B2 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 20, 2012 News from the Rockcastle Courthouse

Stevie Spoonamore, property in Rockcastle costs. der $500, 90 days/probated costs; Michael B. Cooper, property on KY 1505, Tho- County, to Steven R. Troy Haight: fines/fees 24 months on condition plus Gordon T. Garner, Stephen Circuit Civil mas and Tammy Shafer. Robbins. Tax $1. due ($168), bw issued for costs. C. Shearer, paid; Ricardo J. Suits Tax $19. Doris J. and Jack R. Wil- fta/4 days in jail or payment Angela M. Hopkins: Escudero, paid $30 fine plus Timmy Ray and Mary son, property in Mt. Vernon, in full. possession controlled sub- $33 costs; Gene A. Jones, to Jack and Dawn Cody Hering: failure to stance, 3rd degree, 360 $28 fine plus $133 costs; Kim Dale Robinson vs. Lee Gadd, property on David B. Bell, complaint. Brodhead/Conway Road, to Stallswworth and Aaron and wear seat belts, $25 fine. days/probated 24 months on Kia T. Jones, court notice Ralph Powell vs. Britney Christine Nicholas. Tax Jessica Stallsworth. Tax Summer C. McCown condition plus costs. issued; Nathan J. Purcell, $75.50. theft by unlawful taking, bw Angela S. James: fines/ $42 fine and costs; Powell, petition for dissolu- 50c. tion of marriage. Shonda Philbeck and C.C Cooper, property in issued for fta. fees due ($233), bw issued Nickolas R. Neeley: fail- Wells Fargo Bank vs. Kimberly and Troy Bradley, Chestnut Heights Subdv., to Tammy B. McNew: for fta/5 days in jail or pay- ure to wear seat belts, paid. Steve and Patricia Taylor. fines/fees due ($258), bw ment in full. Billy R. Cotton: failure Dwight Lee Brown, property on Hwy. 1004, to $175,370.21 plus claimed Estill Philbeck. No tax. Tax $6.50. issued for fta/6 days in jail Jason K. Kates: failure to to wear seat belts, paid. due. Linda Cooper, property Bernice Norton, property or payment in full. wear seatbelts, $25 fine; dis- David D. Cravens: on St. Rt. 1249, to Charles Everett D. Morgan: regarding stop sign, $25 speeding, $28 fine and $133 Ky. Farm Bureau Mutual in Chestnut Heights Subdv., Ins Co. vs. Serena L. North- to C.C. Cooper. No tax. and Karen McGee. Tax fines/fees due ($336), bw fine; failure of owner to costs; driving too fast for ern, complaint. Helen Marie McGuire, $1.50. issued for fta/8 days in jail maintain required insur- traffic conditions, $20 fine. or payment in full. ance, $500 fine/suspend Mahmood Q. Khalid: Citifinancial, Inc. vs. property in Copper Creek Carlo Potter, $10,970.99 Community, to Phyllis Danny W. Reed: theft by $450 on condition plus part 395/Fed Saety Regs - plus claimed due. Linville. No tax. District deception (two counts), bw costs; failure to register Hours of Service for Driv- issued for fta. transfer of motor vehicle, ers; running scale installa- Randall Wagers vs. Elmo Sandra and Kenneth L. Greer & Sons, LLC, com- Collins, property in Court Starlin D. Robinson: $25 fine; driving DUI sus- tion, bw issued for fta. plaint. CI-00209 Rockcastle County, to reckless driving, $100 fine; pended license, 30 days/ Steven D. Woodward: Russell and Betty Collins. Sept. 12, 2012 failure to wear seat belts, probated 12 months on con- operating on suspended/re- No tax. Kathryn G. Wood $25 fine; no/expired regis- dition. voked operators license, District Civil David Ballinger, prop- James C. Linville: crimi- tration plates, $25 fine; fail- Mignon D. Looney: vio- $100 fine; failure of non- erty in Rockcastle County, nal trespassing $150 fine/ ure of non owner operator lation of Kentucky EPO/ owner/operator to maintain Suits tio Kenneth Ballinger. Tax suspended on condition plus to maintain req. insurance, DVO, 60 days/probated 24 required insurance, $500 $60. costs. $500 fine/$400 suspended months on condition plus fine and costs. Portfolio Recovery Asso. David Ballinger, prop- Doyle Baldwin: terroris- 12 months on condition plus costs. Robert S. Bagget, Jr: LLC to Kenneth Cobb, erty in Rockcastle County, tic threatening, bench war- costs; no operators/moped Miranda K. Major: oper- failure to wear seat belt, $25 $863.58 plus claimed due. to Vonda Dale Stewart. Tax rant (bw) issued for failure license, $100 fine. ating on suspended/revoked fine. Fort Logan Hospital vs. $10. to appear (fta). William Edward Rogers: operators license, $150 fine Richard A. Breeden: fol- Patricia Jacobs, $1,055.28 Billie J. Byrd, property Joie T. Brown: fines/fees no operators license in pos- and costs. lowing another vehicle too plus claimed due. C-00167 in Rockcastle County, to due ($188) bw issued for fta/ session, $25 fine; operating William L. Mason: pos- closely, license suspended Raymond Felker. Tax $75. 4 days in jail or payment in motor vehicle under influ- session of controlled sub- for fta. Teresa G. and Nickalos full. ence of alcohol/drugs, $200 stance, 3rd degree (two William B. Castleberry: Marriage Wayne Gentry, property on Carter L. Bowling: drug fine and costs, $375 service counts), 360 days/probated motorboats to be registered John Cash Road, to Ralph paraphernalia - buy/possess, fee, 30 days operators li- 24 months on condition plus and numbered, bw issued Licenses W. Hoskins, Trustee. No $100 fine and costs. cense suspension, ADE au- forfeit of cash. for fta. tax. David R. Bowman: re- thorized. Robert R. Mexico: ob- Ronald Raider: failure to Beverly Ann Blair ceiving stolen property, 90 Jessica A. Sizemore: fail- structed vision and/or wind- wear seat belts, $25 fine; McHone, 63, Berea, dis- Ralph W. Hoskins, Trustee, property in days/probated 24 months on ure to produce insurance shield; no operators/moped improper equipment, $25 abled to Frankie Hale, 56, Rockcastle County, to condition plus reasonable card, $50 fine and costs. license; failure of non- fine; operating on sus- Berea, unemployed. 9/7/12 restitution and costs. Mason Slusher: failure to owner operator to maintain pended/revoked operators Ashley Morgan Sowder, Teresa G. and Nickalos Wayne Gentry. No tax. Timmy Brock: public in- wear seatbelts, $25 fine; no/ req. insurance, failure to license, $100 fine and costs. 20, Mt. Vernon, BP Stop George and Charlotte toxication, $100 fine and expired Kentucky registra- produce insurance card, bw Randi F. Saylor: terroris- Shop to Tyler Joseph costs. tion receipt, $25 fine; fail- issued for fta. tic threatening and criminal Ledbetter, 18, Mt. Vernon, Griffith, property in Barnett Subdv., to Jamie L. Rowe. Virgil Ray Cromer: fines/ ure to produce insurance Kyle R. Mink: fines/fees mischief, 90 days/probated Hitachi. 9/10/12 Tax $79. fees due ($188), bw issued card, $50 fine and costs. due ($233), bw issued for 24 months on condition Debbie Lynn Charlton, for fta/4 days in jail or pay- Stephanie M. Strong: fta/5 days in jail or payment (each count), plus one costs 37, Somerset, Kroger to Trent D. and Ashley D. Clark, property in Hamm ment in full. operating motor vehicle un- in full. and restitution. William Michael Charlton, Subdv., to Jamie L. Rowe. Gregory S. Damrell: fail- der influence of alcohol/ Thomas Ostrander: care- Dewayne Singleton: 37, Somerset, Caudill ure to wear seat belts, oper- drugs, $200 fine and costs, less driving, $50 fine; pos- fines/fees due ($158), con- Transport. 9/13/12 Tax $79. Darryl and Vicki Graves, ating on suspended/revoked $375 service fee, 30 days session of marijuana, $100 verted to 4 days in jail/con- and others, property on Old operators licene, no opera- operator license suspension, fine; drug paraphernalia - current. Deeds Boone Hwy., to Donald J. tors/moped license, failure ADE authorized. buy/possess, $100 fine and Tracy R. Sizemore: Devine. Tax $35. to produce insurance card, Amy D. Wel: speeding, costs. fines/fees due ($149), bw Recorded Gary and Gertha Mink, failure of non-owner opera- failure to produce insurance Speeding: Heather N. issued for fta/3 days in jail property in Hunters Ridge tor to maintain req. insur- card, failure of owner to Pendery, $34 fine and costs; or payment in full. Alan Philip and Evonne Subdv., to Matthew A. and ance, no/expired Kentucky maintain required insur- Joseph T. Sponcia, $48 fine Richard C. Slate: alcohol Kincer, property on old U.S. Brandy L. Smith. Tax registration receipt, license ance, bw issued for fta, li- and costs; Thaddeus Cox, intoxication in public place, 25 S, to William Michael $23.50. suspended for fta/bw issued. cense suspended. Robert L. Lopez, Jr., Lonnie $50 fine and costs. and Melinda J. Kincer. Tax Richard and Virginia Lewis Calvin Denny: Rebecca E. Campbell: D. Bustle, Floyd E. Bailey, Janice Smith: fines/fees $15. Bullock and Garolyn Noe, fines/fees due ($238), con- fines/fees due ($228), bw Ronika H. Payton, Shawn due ($158), bw issued for Kermit R. Bowling, property on Lovell Court, verted to 24 hours commu- issued for fta/5 days in jail D. Wade, Victoria E. Tho- fta/4 days in jail or payment property on West View Mt. Vernon, to Sondra A. nity service work (csw). or payment in full. mas, license suspended for in full. Drive, to Judy Bowling Mullins. Tax $40. William E. Faris: reck- Mark W. Cline: assault, fta; Natasha N. Mount, $26 Jeffery D. Barron: crimi- King. Tax $5. Herbert R. Robbins, less driving $100 fine and 4th degree, bw issued for fine and costs; Raymond nal trespass, 90 days/pro- fta. Gibson, $32 fine and costs; bated 24 months on condi- Clayton D. Cox: fines/ Paul S. Wiley, $34 fine and tion plus costs; criminal fees due ($375), bw issued costs; Renee J. Wilson, di- mischief, 30 days/probated for fta/7 days in jail or pay- version program; Larry R. 24 months on condition plus ment in full. Butte, $20 fine plus $133 restitution and costs. Craig Cromer: endanger- ing the welfare of a minor and unlawful transaction Central Body Service with minor, court notice is- sued. has teamed with Donna C. Cromer: fines/ fees due ($288), bw issued Haddix Custom Detailing to for fta/6 days in jail or pay- ment in full. offer another great service. Lois F. Davis: fines/fees due ($163), bw issued for Basic hand wash to a full fta/4 days in jail or payment detail that is guaranteed to make in full. Jennifer D. Dooley: your vehicle look great! fines/fees due ($133), con- verted to three days in jail. Free pickup and delivery Nathan R. Gadd: fines/ Stop by Central Body Service or give us fees due ($98), converted to a call today to make an appointment. 2 days in jail/concurrent. William L. Hearne: re- 606-256-4210 or 606-308-1490 ceiving stolen property, un-

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The Rockcastle Kiwanis Club held their annual golf scramble August 25th at Cedar Rapids. Proceeds from the event with a matching contribution by Woodmen of the World will be donated to the Kentucky Music Hall of Fame toward their “shelter” project. Shown above is Brad McNew, third from right, presenting the matching contribution for Woodmen of the World. Also shown from left are: Cletis Brown, Kiwanis Vice-President Liza York, Rose Brown, Tammy Cox, Kiwanis President Bentley Cromer and Robert Lawson.

Members of the first place team in the Kiwanis golf scramble are shown above, from left: Zach Gentry, Cade Burdette, Ben Allen and Eric Adams. They are shown with Liza York and Bentley Cromer.

The Rockcastle Regional Hospital team finished second in the golf scramble. Members of the team are shown above, from left: Brent Clontz, Andrew Pensol, Bryan Clontz and Brandon Young.

Team Citizens Bank finished third in this year’s golf scramble. Members of the team are shown above, from left: Richard Bray, Babe Daugherty, Jerry Reynolds and Josh Bray. Josh was also the winner of the Closest to the Pin contest. Josh donated $100 back to the Kiwanis Club.

The Kiwanis Club would like to thank sponsors for this year’s golf scramble: Single- ton Insurance, Ford Brothers, Inc., Troy Hansel, James Miller, Teresa Vanzant, Mike Peters, Danetta Ford Allen, Judge Buzz Carloftis, Margaret Offutt, Rockcastle Re- gional Hospital, Billy Reynolds, Judge Katie Wood, DA Lubricant Company/Bentley Cromer, Eddie Montgomery, Debra Lambert, Jerry Cox, Community Trust Bank, Inc., Coffey & Ford, Judge Jeffrey T. Burdette, Citizens Bank, Jackson Energy, Cox Hard- ware, Peoples Bank, State Farm Insurance/Teresa Jackson and Woodmen of the World. The club would also like to thank all the teams that participated and invite everyone to their meetings every Thursday at 12 noon at the Renfro Valley Lodge.

KSP Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Sgt. Michael Simpson (center), a resident of Richmond and a native of Brodhead, received his promotion certificate from Justice and Public Safety Cabinet Secretary J. Michael Brown (left) and KSP Commissioner Rodney Brewer (right). Simpson was promoted to lieutenant on Aug. 16 and will remain assigned to CVE Region 5 in Morehead. An eight-year veteran of the agency, Simpson is a 1995 graduate of Rockcastle Co. High School. He is the son of Sharon Simpson and the late Jack Simpson of Richmond. Pg. B4 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 20, 2012

Commonwealth of Kentucky • 28th Judicial Circuit • Rockcastle Circuit Court • Division I Civil Action No. 11-CI-00314 Levi Cox Plaintiff V. Kenneth Gordon Stewart a/k/a Ken Stewart, Christina Stewart, Thomas Gibson Stewart a/k/a Tom Stewart and Charles Givens Defendants NOTICE OF SALE Pursuant to a judgment and order of sale entered in this action on June 7, 2012 for the purpose of satisfying the judgment against the defendants in the amount of FIFTY SEVEN THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED FIFT DOLLARS AND 00/100 ($57,650.00) plus interest, costs and attorney fees. I will offer at public auction the hereinafter described real property in Rockcastle County, Kentucky. At the Courthouse on East Main Street - Mt. Vernon, Kentucky on Thursday, September 20, 2012 beginning at the hour of 11:30 a.m. Said property being more particularly bounded and described as follows: PARCEL NO. 1: Being real property located on the waters of Roundstone Creek, in Rockcastle County, Kentucky, to wit: Beginning at a stone corner of J.M. Parsons, and bearing as follows: South 14 West 24 chains 40 links to a stake in T.F. Hays line, hickory pointer; thence South 59 1⁄2 East 12 chains to a rock pile west of knob; thence N 88 1⁄2 East 28 chains 40 links to two white oaks and red bud at a water fall; thence south 62 1⁄2 East 6 chains to a stake in Arthur Jordon’s line; thence with his line North 2 East 34 chains, post and sugar tree; thence south 89 1⁄2 West 4 chains to a post, two black oaks and mulberry; thence south 65 west 12 chains 25 links to a stake in a drain; thence south 75 west 15 chains 50 links to a stone, Parson’s corner; thence north 38 west 11 chains 35 links to the beginning, containing 104 acres, more or less. There is also conveyed by this instrument an undivided one half interest in the 15 feet right of way reserved by W.H. Jones in the conveyance of J.M. Parsons, the deed to which is recorded in the office of the Rockcastle County Court Clerk in Deed Book 26, page 265, to which reference is made for a more particular description; it being the intention of the grantors to convey a one-half interest in whatever right in and to said right of way they have. The above being the same real property W.S. Stewart and wife Said Stewart obtained by deed dated January 18, 1968, from William Jordan and Lorette Jordan and of record in Deed Book 85, page 517 of record in the Rockcastle County Clerk’s office, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. W.S. Stewart and Sadie Stewart deeded a one-half undivided interest to Kenneth G. Stewart in the above described real property be deed dated February 21, 1969, and of record in Deed Book 88, page 582 of record in the Rockcastle County Clerk’s office, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. PARCEL NO. 2 Being real property located in Rockcastle County, Kentucky, on the waters of Clear Creek, and more particularly bounded and described as follows: Tract No. 1: Beginning at a stone on the bank of Clear Creek and about six feet above the mouth of the spring branch, thence 12 1⁄2 E 43 poles to a stake at center of a gateway on the west side of the spring branch; thence N 2 3⁄4 W 44 poles to a stake in the branch where once stood a beech; thence N 3 1⁄2 E 14 poles to a stone on the west side of the branch where once stood a beech; thence N 47 3⁄4 W 4 poles to a stone at the angle of a fence, G.D. Gutherie’s corner; thence with the fence S 84 W 14 4/5 poles to a cedar; thence N 69 W 5 poles and 4 links to a stone; thence N 60 W 8 poles and 12 links to a cedar thence 55 1⁄2 W 13 poles and 9 links to a stone on the north side of a branch; thence with the fence up the hill N 11 W 16 poles and 5 links to a white oak; thence 42 1⁄2 W 100 poles to a stone pile with a dogwood and white oak pointers in Will Hayes line; thence N 87 1⁄2 W 10 poles and 13 links to a stake in the ridge road with two dogwood pointers, Bill Stewart’s line; thence his line and road S 27 E 8 poles; S 13 E 10 poles; S 1 W 12 poles; S 8 E 3; S 26 W 10 poles; S 38 W 24 poles; S 45 W 8 poles; S 54 W 5 poles; S 29 W 8 poles to a stone by the fence in Claud Ford’s line; thence with his line and fence N 47 W 11 poles and 13 links to a cedar S 71 W 6 poles and 13 links to a cedar; thence S 85 1⁄2 W 4/25 poles to a cedar; S 1⁄2 W 12 poles to a stake by the fence; thence S 4 1⁄2 W 18 poles and 16 links to a stone below a road and including the road between Bill Stewart and Claud Ford’s land to an old road at Stewart’s line; thence along the lower side of the road, S 79 1⁄2 E 3 poles and 6 links; S 63 E 12 2/5 poles; S 49 1⁄2 E 2 poles; S 41 1⁄2 E 8 poles to a stone; thence N 66 1⁄2 E 42 poles to a stone where once stood a white oak; thence S 7 E 51 poles to a stake; N 6 E 2 3/5 poles from a beech; thence S 89 E 6 poles to a stone; thence S 13 E 16 poles to a stone on the bank of a drain; thence S 6 W 23 poles to a stake on the north bank of Clear Creek; thence same course crossing the creek 4 poles to a stake in the road; thence up the creek about 40 poles to a stake in the road; thence up the creek about 40 poles to the beginning and contains 70 acres. The Grantee herein owning all abutting land no provision is made for the roadway into the George H. Ballinger farm. The grantee owning said Ballinger farm. Tract No. 2: Bounded on the north by Stewart heirs; on the east by Edwan Ballinger; on the south by Clear Creek; on the west by Stewart heirs; and containing about five acres being the same more or less. Tract No. 3: Beginning at a double beech, corner to Elbert Ballinger and W.H. Ballinger and Stewart heirs, N 5 E 2 poles and 15 links to a stone; thence E 6 poles and 20 links to a stone, thence S 14 E 18 poles to a stone near a drain; thence S 5 W 23 poles to a stone on the bank of Clear Creek; thence with the creek S to W.H. Ballinger’s and W.H. Fish’s original line and containing two acres more or less. This conveyance is subject to an easement dated December 5, 1969, between Edward Fish and wife, Mary Fish and Robert Fish, said easement being duly recorded in the office of the clerk of the Rockcastle County Court in Deed Book 89, page 485. The above being the same real property W.S. Stewart and wife Sadie Stewart obtained an undivided one-half interest, jointly with survivorship and Kenneth Stewart and June Stewart obtained an undivided one-half interest, jointly with survivorship, by deed dated January 10, 1970, from Edward Fish and wife, Mary Fish and of record in Deed Book 89, page 542 of record in the Rockcastle County Clerk’s office, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. PARCEL NO. 3: Tract No. 1: Beginning at a stone, corner to C.L. Brock and lands herein conveyed; thence N 20 1⁄4 E 31 poles and 16 links; thence S 42 1⁄2 E 36 poles; thence S 26 W 19 poles; thence N 24 1⁄2 E 20 poles; thence S 33 1⁄4 W 21 1/5 poles; thence S 7 1⁄2 E 33 poles and 22 links; thence N 89 W 12 poles; thence S 11 1⁄2 E 9 3/5 poles; thence S 32 W 6 poles; thence N 79 W 8 poles; thence S 63 W 9 poles; thence N 25 W 4 3⁄4 poles; thence S 57 1⁄4 W 12 2/5 poles; thence N 33 W 24 4/5 poles; thence S 86 1⁄2 E 12 poles; thence N 33 W 30 2/5 poles; thence N 86 1⁄2 W 12 poles; thence N 33 1⁄2 W 55 poles; thence N 81 1⁄2 E 62 poles to the point of beginning and containing 42 1⁄2 acres by survey. There is excluded and not herein conveyed from the above described boundary a cemetery consisting of approximately one half acre, said cemetery being on the line which adjoins the property of C.L. Brock. There is further excluded from the above described tract and not herein conveyed, a small parcel heretofrom deeded to the Rockcastle County Board of Education by the grantors herein by Deed dated ______and of record in Deed Book _____, page _____, reference being made thereto for a more complete description of said exclusion. Tract No. 2: Beginning at a marked corner, corner to L & N R R Company and R.H. Lewis property; thence N 59 1⁄2 W 82 feet; thence N 56 1⁄2 E 285 feet and 8 inches; thence S 33 E 97 feet; thence S 54 1⁄2 W 239 feet to the point of beginning, and containing one half acre. EXCEPTION: There is excepted herefrom the following: property conveyed to C.G. Stewart and wife Beulah Stewart by deed dated January 4, 1957, and being of record in Deed Book 77, page 354. EXCEPTION: There is excepted herefrom the following: property conveyed to Kenneth Stewart and June Stewart by deed dated September 20, 1967, and being of record in Deed Book 87, page 275. EXCEPTION: Tract No. 2 herein was sold to Shirley Smith and Elizabeth Parsons Smith by deed dated July 2, 1996, and of record in Deed Book 85, page 628. The above being the same real property W.S. Stewart and wife Sadie Stewart obtained by deed dated August 27, 1956, from Edith Phillips Allen, et al., and of record in Deed Book 77, page 348 of record in the Rockcastle County Clerk’s office, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. PARCEL NO. 4: Being real property located on the waters of Roundstone Creek, in Rockcastle County, Ky., and on the east side of the Dixie Highway and abutting on same, to wit: Tract No. 1: Bounded on the north by the lands of Virgil Abney; on the east by the W.H. Jones tract; on the south by the lands of Dewey Bullen; on the west by the lands of Bert Thacker and the old Dixie Highway, and containing eighty-five (85) acres more or less. Tract No. 2: Beginning at a stake in the Scaffold Cane Pike, in old line between Frank Seals and Thomas F. Hayes; thence with the right of way line of the said road approximately five chains to mouth of culvert; thence a southeast direction, approximately two chains to a walnut, or the old line between Frank Seals and Thomas F. Hayes; thence a northerly direction with said old line to the beginning and containing one-half acre more or less. The above being the same real property W.S. Stewart and Kenneth Stewart obtained by deed dated September 7, 1965, from Tommie Carpenter and of record in Deed Book 85, page 104 of record in the Rockcastle County Clerk’s office, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. PARCEL NO. 5: Tract No. 1: Beginning at a black oak on the west bank of Clear Creek; thence W 30 poles to a stake on the west side of an orchard at a fence; thence N 3 E 192 poles to a stake in Warren _____, W.M. Bullen’s line; thence N 81 W _____ poles to a stone corner to the said _____, now J.L. Bullen and W.M. Hayes; thence with W.M. Hayes line S 83 W28 poles to a stake in Wm. Stewart now W.M. Hayes line; thence with said line S 10 W 99 poles to a stake 15 feet east of a small black walnut corner; thence on with Stewart’s line, now Hayes line S 25 W 34 1⁄2 poles to a stone corner; thence N 16 W 23 poles to a stake corner of said Stewart and Wm. Wood, now Wm. Hayes and J.J. Wood corner; thence with Wm. Wood line, now J.J. Wood line, S 29 E 6 poles to a beech; thence 4 W 12 poles to a sycamore on the east bank of a branch; thence S 5 E 44 poles to a gate post; thence S 11 W 40 poles to a stake just above the mouth of Cave Spring Branch at Clear Creek; thence up said creek and with its meanders to the beginning and contains seventy-five acres more or less. Tract No. 2: Beginning at a beech standing on the north side of the county road that leads up Clear Creek, it being a corner also to the land now owned by A.W. Stewart and in an old line of McFarlin’s lower survey; thence with one of McFarlin’s old line N 1 E to a corner of Mason Fish’s land; thence with said Fish’s line to a division line made by the second party mentioned in this deed (Joseph Wood deed) and W.M. Hayes; thence with said division line S 3 W 192 poles to a stake; thence with same division line E 20 poles to a black oak standing on the west bank of Clear Creek; thence down said Creek with its meanders to a stake, it being the last corner to that part of the same farm, deed to W.M. Hayes; thence to the beginning. Tract No. 3: Beginning at a black oak, corner in G.D. Gutherie and H.H. Wood’s line, N 30 E 14 poles to a stone corner to same parties; thence N 98 poles to a stone corner to same parties with white oak pointer; thence S 33 W 6 poles 12 links to a stone on bank of branch; thence with meanders of the branch S 44 poles to a stone with black gum pointer; thence S 4 W leaving the branch 66 poles to the beginning, containing 3 1⁄2 acres more or less. The above being the same real property W.S. Stewart and Sadie Stewart obtained a one-half undivided interest in, jointly with survivorship and Kenneth G. Stewart and June Stewart obtained a one-half undivided interest, jointly with survivorship, by deed dated February 15, 1972, from T.J. Parsons and wife, June Parsons and of record in Deed Book 92, page 496 of record in the Rockcastle County Clerk’s office, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. PARCEL NO. 6: Beginning south of road near Claud Ford’s, thence south 29 E 49 poles to a corner near a rock corner; thence S 49 E 49 poles W.S. Stewart’s line to a poplar stump in the first big hollow, corner of W.S. Stewart’s line and Tabitha Ballinger’s line; thence N 64 E to the old road; thence with south side of road and with the bends and crooks of the road to the beginning and containing about three acres more or less. Stone corners on south side of road. The above being the same real property W.S. Stewart obtained by deed dated April 30, 1948, from Robert Fish and wife, Josie Fish of record in Deed Book 68, page 500 of record in the Rockcastle County Clerk’s office, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. PARCEL NO. 7: Beginning at a stone and small ash in Wolfe line same being S.S. Guthries’ corner and bearing N 87 1⁄2 W 16.06 chains to Brocks and Jordan’s corner; thence with Brocks line S 2 W 28.85 chains to a stake in a drain; thence N 38 E 22.46 chains over top of flat rock ridge to a stake in line of S.S. Guthries; thence with Guthries lines N 62 W 0.69 links to a hickory branch being S.S. Guthries corner; thence continuing with Guthries line N 23 1⁄2 E 11.16 chains to the beginning containing 19 acres, be the same more or less. The above being the same real property W.S. Stewart obtained by deed dated January 27, 1969, from Richard N. Koehler and Elva M. Koehler of record in Deed Book 80, page 69 of record in the Rockcastle County Clerk’s office, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. PARCEL NO. 8: Tract No. 1: Beginning at a set stone Northeast side of road, being a corner of the late Clell Mullins and Leroy Mullins and now to be a corner of W.S. Stewart and bearing S31 W 4.34 chains with the meanders of the road, S 40 W 9.00 chains to a culvert and ditch, a corner of Nannie Mullins, both parties to have use of ditch for drainage; thence N 55 W 1.50 chains to the creek, a corner in Stewart’s line; thence with his line and the meanders of the creek, N 45 E 8.16 chains, N 13 E 5.42 chains, thence leaving the creek S 58 E 3.75 chains to the beginning, and containing 2.50 acres to be the same more or less. The above being the same real property W.S. Stewart and Kenneth Stewart obtained by deed dated February 5, 1962, from Nannie Mullins of record in Deed Book 81, page 589 of record in the Rockcastle County Clerk’s office, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. Tract No. 2: Beginning at a set stone, a corner of the late Clell Mullins, now Nannie Mullins; and bearing N 58 W 3.75 chains to a point in Clear Creek, Mullins’ corner in Stewart’s line; thence with Stewart’s line and the meanders of the creek N 37 E 6126 chains to a point in creek, N 52 E 2.60 chains, N 82 E 3.55 chains, S 82 E 2.89 chains to a point in the creek opposite an Elm on the bank; thence leaving the creek and passing the aforementioned elm to the County Road, and continuing same bearing S 55 W 4.25 with the meanders of the road S 48 W 6.00 chains S 33 W 2.86 chains to the beginning, and containing 3.9 acre more or less. EXCEPTION: There is excluded from the above the following real property which was sold by deed dated January 3, 1968, and of record in Deed Book 87, page 364. The above being the same real property W.S. Stewart and Kenneth Stewart obtained by deed dated February 3, 1962, from Leroy Mullins of record in Deed Book 81, page 590 of record in the Rockcastle County Court Clerk’s office, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. PARCEL NO. 9: Beginning at a stone on an old ridge road; thence North 85 W 36 poles to a stone corner, W.S. Stewart’s; thence N 13 poles to a stone; thence South 85 E 30 poles to stone near the ridge road, W.S. Stewart’s corner; thence with the road to be beginning, and containing two and one-half (2 1⁄2) acres, more or less. The above being the same real property W.S. Stewart and Kenneth Stewart obtained by deed dated July 22, 1961, from Chester Potts and Fannie Potts of record in Deed Book 81, page 253 of record in the Rockcastle County Court Clerk’s office, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. Being the same property conveyed to Ken Stewart and Thomas Stewart by Master Commissioner’s Deed dated ______, 2012, from Ruby H. Stewart, et al., by Jerome S. Fish, Special Master Commissioner of the Rockcastle Circuit Court, which deed is recorded in the Rockcastle County Clerk’s office, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky, in Deed Book ____ at page ____. The property shall be sold on the following terms & conditions: 1. Parcels 1-9 shall be sold separately. 2. The real property shall be sold for cash or upon a credit of thirty (30) days with the purchaser required to pay a minimum of ten percent (10%) of the purchase price in cash on the date of sale and to secure the balance with a bond approved by the Master Commissioner. 3. The bond shall bear interest at the rate of twelve percent (12%) per annum until paid in full. The bond shall have the force and effect of a judgment and shall be and remain a lien upon the property sold as additional surety for the payment of the purchase price. 4. Unpaid delinquent state, county and/or city real estate taxes shall be paid out of proceeds of the sale. 5. The purchaser shall pay the 2012 local, county and state property taxes. 6. Full satisfaction of the plaintiff’s judgment shall be paid from the proceeds of the sale. 7. The purchaser shall have possession of the real property upon compliance with the terms of the sale. 8. In the event that the plaintiff is the successful bidder and the sale price does not exceed the amount of the plaintiff’s judgment, no deposit or bond shall be required. 9. The sale shall be made subject to all easements, set back lines, restrictions or covenants of record or otherwise and shall be sold “as is”. John D. Ford Master Commissioner • Rockcastle Circuit Court Mt. Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 20, 2012 • Pg. B5

ClassifiedsHouse For Rent: In For Sale: 80 Union Chapel Brodhead city limits on Road. 1600 sq. ft. 3BR/2BA Mobile Homes CLASSIFIED RATES Hwy. 1505. 3BR, large brick ranch, located on one yard, 2 car garage, central acre. Completely remod- For Sale Wanted • Local Rates - $4 for 25 words heat and air. No pets. Ref- eled. Minutes from I-75. erences required. $500 per Call 765-969-0613 for de- Bank Repos, single and Wanted To Buy: Your an- or less - .10 each additional word tiques and collectibles. An- month/$500 deposit.. 606- tails. 23xntf doubles - some withland. 510-3719 or 606-758-9683. For Sale: 1.9 acre wooded Owner financing available. tique glassware, furniture, • Display Classifieds 41x2 lot on Freedom School Perfect credit not required. quilts, all types of military items, clocks, watches Barnett Cycle Shop has Road. Septic tank and city Will also do land in lieu of $5.00/Inch storage buildings for rent. water already there. 3/4 mile down payment. Call Jim at (working or not), pocket 5x10 $25, 10x10 $35. 606- from 150. 606-308-2290. 859-985-0344 or 859-623- watches and wrist watch parts, pocket knives, coins Deadline for Classifieds 256-5678. 41x3p 37xntf 3089. D&D Mobile Homes For Rent: 2 bedroom mo- at Clays Ferry Exit 97 on and paper money. All types is 10 a.m. TUESDAY bile home w/stove, refrig- I075 northof Richmond. of gold, silver scrap, cast erator and clothes dryer. No Open 7 days. visit us on the iron banks, toys, lighters, pets. Large yard. 256-2971. web at crock jugs, cast iron skillets, For Rent: 2BR/2BA duplex Posted 41x1p www.usedmobilehomesRus.com marbles, pocket knives, behind Medical Arts bldg. in 27xntf fishing items, Indian Arrow- For Rent Mt. Vernon. $475 month/ For Rent: Trailer. 606-256- Posted: No trespassing, 9183. 41x1p hunting, fishing or ATVs on 3BR 2BA 1568 sq. ft. home heads, and much, much $475 deposit. 606-308- For Sale or Rent: For Rent: 2 bedroom trailer property of Rick and Louise delivered and set up more. Also buying partial 2927, 606-308-3073 or 606- $44,900! Only $28 a sq. ft. estates. Over 25 years expe- Doublewide. 3BR/2BA re- 308-1160. 41x2 in Brodhead. No pets. 758- Spall on Chetnut Ridge modeled. Fireplace. In 4729. 34xntf Road in Mt. Vernon and P.O. Only 2 left! Only at Clayton rience. Call Clarence Reece For Rent: House in Sunnyside Estates. Call For Rent: Duplex in Box 1001 in Berea. Viola- Homes of Somerset! We fi- at 606-531-0467. 47xntf Brodhead. $410 month/ nance. 606-678-8134. 39x4 606-256-8603 or 606-308- $400 deposit. Large lot be- Brodhead. All appliances tors will be prosecuted. 5459 for details. 40x2p furnished. Call Patty 758- 38x4p If you have a deed to land, hind house. 606-758-8922 9666. 33xntf Posted: Absolutely no hunt- clear title for trade in, or as or 308-9158. 39x3p little as $2000 cash, we have Pets For Rent For Rent: 2 bedroom trailer Duplex for rent in Mt. ing or trespassing on any or Vernon and Brodhead. Call all property belonging to a home for you! We finance! For Sale: Teacup Yorkies, w/large den on large lot. No Maple St. Storage Amy Nicely at 256-8700. Sherry Mahaffey or William Call today 606-678-8134. male and female, Yorkie pets. $350 month/$350 de- 39x4 Poos (male and female), of Brodhead posit. On Copper Creek 36ntf Shackleford. 40x4p For Rent: Accepting appli- Posted: No hunting or tres- New 3BR, 2BA vinyl sid- Toy yorkie, male, 18 mos., Road. 606-758-9956. 41x1p 256-2884 or cations at Mt. Vernon Hous- passing on property belong- ing and shingled roof. De- $100, housebroke and For Rent: 2BR house on livered and set for $25,900. people-friendly; Shih Tzu, 490 (Lower River Road). ing Authority on Mondays ing to Carol Blackburn, 606-308-2491 9 a.m. til 12 noon. Rent 1435 Marler Hollow. Viola- Limited time only! We males and females; Teacup Call 859-358-9670. 41x2 based on income. 256-4185. tors will be prosecuted. fiunance! Call today 606- and Toy Chihuahuas, males 14xntf 37x26p 678-8134. 39x4 and females. Warranties of- House For Sale Accepting Applications: Posted: Absolutely no hunt- 2 Used Homes. Excellent fered. Shots, wormed and Recently upated. For 2 and 3 bedroom units ing, fishing or traspassing on shape. Financing available. registered. 606-231-5498, Beautiful hardwood floors, at Valley View Apartments. land belonging to William 606-528-6114. 40x2 606-308-9709, 859-408- crown molding, Rent based on income. Call and Donna Asher, located in Use your land to buy new 6420, text or leave message. new kitchen cabinets, 256-5912. Equal Housing Sand Springs Area on home. Application over We offer grooming and lighting, gutters, plumbing. Opportunity, TDD for hear- School House road. Viola- phone. 606-528-6114. 40x2 boarding. 8x12p Convenient location in city ing impaired only. 1-800- tors will be prosecuted. limits. $54,900. 247-2510. 36tfn 37x29p Classified deadline is 10 a.m. Thursday Posted: No trespassing on Call Sherry at 606-682-2462 land belonging to James and Commonwealth of Kentucky Property Dorothy Rash heirs on Rash Remax Property Professionals Branch Road off Chestut 28th Judicial Circuit For Sale Ridge. No hunting, camp- Rockcastle Circuit Court • Division II ing, ATVs, trespassing for Civil Action No. 12-CI-00132 House For House For Sale: Brick and any purpose. Not respon- white siding 3 bedroom, 1 sible for accidents. Violators Bank of America, N.A. Sale in bath home with full unfin- will be prosecuted. (1/3/13) successor by merger to ished basement. Some ap- Posted: No trespassing on BAC Home Loans Servicing, Bee Lick pliances included. Located property belonging to LP FKA Countrywide Home 3 year old house, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, spacious kitchen with on Cedar Rapids Road. Ask- Johnny and Melinda Rader Loans Servicing, LP Plaintiff island, walk-in closets, finished basement with 2 car garage. ing $60,000. Call 2568771 at Woodthrush Lane, Cove Approximately 2,900 sq. ft. including garage. House sits on 11 if interested. 40x4p Branch, Brush Creek and V. acres with large workshop and small storage building. Land For Sale: 3.5 acres at Climax Roads. 34x4p Jeffrey Greene and Located in the Bee Lick area of Rockcastle. Asking $200,000. Livingston across from Posted: No trespassing on Darlene Greene Defendants White Star. For more infor- Crawford Place - Old Call 606-308-2716 if interested. mation, call 758-0122. Brodhead Road. Danny NOTICE OF SALE 41x2p Smith. 47tfn Pursuant to a judgment and order of sale entered Reduced For Quick Sale Posted: Absolutely no hunt- in this action on August 10, 2012 for the purpose By Owner: 3BR, full base- ing, fishing or trespassing on of satisfying the judgment against the defendants ment, 1 car garage, outbuild- property belonging to Mark in the amount of ONE HUNDRED TWENTY ing, central heat/air. Re- and Debbie Cummins. Vio- SEVEN THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED TWENTY duced to $39,900. 606-292- lators will be prosecuted. DOLLARS AND 15/100 ($127,120.15) plus inter- 9468. 41x1 9x52p est, costs and attorney fees. I will offer at public FOR SALE: Newly remodeled home in Mt. Vernon. The home features 3 For Sale By Owner: 3BR, Posted: No trespassing, auction the hereinafter described real property in Bd, 1.5 baths, formal dining room, living room, den, and a beautiful 2 full Baths, LR, kitchen, hunting or fishing on land Rockcastle County, Kentucky. kitchen with wall to wall cabinets and built in appliances. The home has big bonus room, fireplace, belonging to Rachel Denney At the Courthouse on East Main Street aboveground pool, nice stor- on Hwy. 3245 (former a large front porch with a great view, an outbuilding that could be used Mt. Vernon, Kentucky for storage or a workshop, and is located within walking distance of age building on 1 acre in Reggie Benge property). Berea. Nice neighborhood. Posted: No hunting, tres- on Friday, September 21, 2012 church, hospital, schools, and grocery stores. Asking $84,900.00. Beginning at the Hour of 11:30 a.m. If interested call 256-9914 or 308-4990 Call for appt. 606-308-3685. passing or ATVs on land be- 38x4p longing to Jason and Sara Said property being more particularly bounded and Lots For Sale: Castle Ridge Coguer at Roundstone. Not described as follows: Subdivision. Use same en- responsible for accidents. 9409 North Wilderness Road, Berea, KY 40403 try way as Bible Baptist Posted: No trespassing on Church. All lots have city property known as C.B. All of Lot Numbers 5 and 6 as shown by plat of record in Plat Book 2, Page sewer and underground Owens Farm across from 20 (Slide 89) in the Rockcastle County Clerk’s Office. utilities. starting at $12,900. Fairgrounds in Brodhead. Being the same property conveyed to Jeffrey House With 3.5 Acres M/L For Sale 606-256-5692 • 256-4504 • Violators will be prosecuted. Greene and wife Darlene Greene, by deed ex- Bedford Stone Ranch with unfinished basement located in the 308-3730. 50x1 25tfn ecuted by Ben Davidson, et al. of record in Deed city limits of Mt. Vernon @ the corner of Hwy 1326 and Hwy For Sale: Mobile home lots, Book 214, Page 311 in the Rockcastle County 461. The house is a great older home with 2,835 sq ft. Home located in Sunnyside Mobile Subscribe to the Clerk’s Office. features 5 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 2 living rooms, 2 kitchens, Home Park. 1/2 acre lots - The property shall be sold on the dining room and a family room with hardwood/carpet/vinyl $500 down and $100 per Signal following terms & conditions: floors. Utilities are KU electric and city water/sewer. month. Call 606-256-5692 1. The real property shall be sold together as a Home has a fireplace with wood burner insert and also a Trane or 606-256-5648. 50x1 whole. heat pump. Nice detached 27x57garage suitable for a $0 Down Deposit 2. The real property shall be sold for cash or multitude of uses! Driveway is blacktop paved. Property is in LARGE with land or family upon a credit of thirty (30) days with the purchaser an excellent location for a home in town or a business, located USED 4BR DOUBLEWIDE required to pay a minimum of twenty five percent near schools, grocery, banks and I-75. land you can own Never been lived in • Ready for delivery (25%) of the purchase price in cash on the date of For an appointment to view the house, please call new or used home! sale and to secure the balance with a bond ap- (606) 256-9395, (606) 308-2189 or (606) 308-3256 $49,900 proved by the Master Commissioner. 3. The bond shall bear interest at the rate of twelve percent (12%) per annum until paid in full. The bond shall have the force and effect of a judg- homes ment and shall be and remain a lien upon the prop- homes erty sold as additional surety for the payment of SUPER CENTER the purchase price. SUPER CENTER of Corbin of Corbin 4. Unpaid delinquent state, county and/or city 866-964-8353 real estate taxes shall be paid out of proceeds of 866-964-8353 ClaytonHomesofCorbin.com the sale. ClaytonHomesofCorbin.com 5. The purchaser shall pay the 2012 local, county $1550 Down Deposit and state property taxes. “Don’t Waste Money 2 Homes to Choose From 6. Full satisfaction of the plaintiff’s judgment shall House For Sale • 190 West Main St. Mt. Vernon on an old trailer!!!” be paid from the proceeds of the sale. 2 BEDROOM • 2 BATH 7. The purchaser shall have possession of the Brick, 3 levels, full finished basement consisting of lg. family room Factory-Priced with fireplace, large laundry room, or real property upon compliance with the terms of storm shelter. Main level has newly re- $39,900 3 BEDROOM • 2 BATH the sale. done kitchen and sun room, formal Payments range from $300-$350 mo. Complete Setup w/Steps 8. In the event that the plaintiff is the successful dining room with window seat, living No payments for 90 days bidder and the sale price does not exceed the room, bedroom, bath. Upstairs has 2 bedrooms, amount of the plaintiff’s judgment, no deposit or bath, large walk-in attic. Lots of closets and bond shall be required. storage in the house. Also has 20’ x 40’ inground homes 9. The sale shall be made subject to all ease- pool (recently redone) with separate pool house, ments, set back lines, restrictions or covenants of bath and shower, out buildings. Beautiful landscaping and sitting homes SUPER CENTER record or otherwise and shall be sold “as is”. areas. Separate apartment bldg. with living/dining room, kitchen, washer/dryer hookup, bedroom, large bathroom, handicap SUPER CENTER of Corbin John D. Ford accessible. All convenient to town and grocery. of Corbin 866-964-8353 Master Commissioner For more information call 606-308-9002 866-964-8353 ClaytonHomesofCorbin.com Rockcastle Circuit Court Pg. B6 • Mt. Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 20, 2012

William D. Reynolds, P.O. it all. Any home, any prob- each; Bag Sale - $1 grocery Help Wanted Box 1250, 140 West Main lem, we’re the one to call. Motor Vehicles bag, books, movies, purses, Notices St., Mt. Vernon, Ky. 40456 606-308-3533. 40x4p shoes, coats, tables, sofa Drivers-CDL-A: Our top on or before Feb. 27, 2013 Deck Repair, cleaning or For Sale $30, X Box $60. 25 OwnerOp teams average at 11 a.m. 39x3 stain, interior/exterior paint- Yard Sale: Sat., Sept. 22nd, $296,812 last year! Co. Notice is hereby given that 1999 Chevy Cavalier. Tom Beggs, 1536 Sleepy Notice is hereby given that ing, window cleaning, vinyl $1,000 or best offer. Call 9 to 2 at home of Verna Teams: .49 up to .83 cpm Sherri Turner, 105 Lair St., washing, shrub trimming. DeBord at Willailla, corner split! Sign-On Bonus paid at Hollow Lane, West Chester, 308-5287 or 758-4081. PA 19380 has been ap- Mt. Vernon, Ky. 40456 has Odd jobs of anysize. Excel- 41xntf of West Level Green and orientation! R&R Trucking: been appointed Limited lent references. Call Jack John Road. Given by Gayle 866-204-8006. 41x2 pointed administrator of the estate of Clyde Jefferson Guardian of the estate of 606-386-0165. 41x1p Debord. Tires and wheels Shear Image Salon is seek- Camden Blake Richards- Owens Monument: Lo- for Mustang, exerciser, 12” ing hair stylists and a nail Beggs on the 12th day of Yard Sales September, 2012. Any per- Powell on the 10th day of cated behind Owens Fu- TV, Jr. and misses large and technician. Minimum two Yard Sale: 180 School son having claims against September, 2012. Any per- neral Home in Brodhead. XL clothes, 4XL shirts, years professional experi- Street by Mt. Vernon El- said estate shall present son having claims against Open Mon-F 8 to 5 and Sat. misc. other items. ence. To become an em- ementary. Thurs., Fri., & them, according to law, to said estate shall present 9 a.m. to noon. 606-758- Multi-Family Yard Sale: ployee, youmust be present- Sat., Sept. 20, 21 and 22 8 the said Tom Beggs or to them, according to law, to 9600. 14xntf Friday, Sept. 21st, 8:30 to ? able, organized and profes- a.m. to ? ea. day. Lots of hon. Bobby Amburgey, P.O. the said Sherri Turner on or Notice: Will haul off or buy at 190 Perciful St. in Mt. sional. For more informa- before March 11, 2013 at 11 scrap metal, junk cars or new items. Clothes 50c Vernon. tion, contact Sandra Collins, Box 3118, Mt. Vernon, Ky. 40456 on or before March a.m. 41x2 trucks. Metal hauled for owner. 606-308-1657. 41x2 Notice is given that Diana free. 231-6788. 14xntf Now hiring for light indus- 13, 2013 at 11 a.m. 41x3 Notice is hereby given that Payne, 4362 Quail Road, Grave Markers & Monu- trial positions in the Brodhead, Ky. 40409 has ments: In stock at all times. Somerset area, temp to perm Joe Hampton, 4081 Boone Rd., Stanford, Ky. 40484 filed a Final Settlement of McNew Monument Sales, and must be available for all her accounts as Executrix of US 25, 4 miles north of Mt. shifts. Pay ranges from has been appointed execu- tor of the estate of Sam the estate of Elizabeth Ann Vernon. Phone 256-2232. $9.00 to $13.00 per hour. To Padgett, deceased. A hear- U Call We Haul! Moving? apply go to Hampton. Any person hav- ing claims against said es- ing on said settlement will Need Help? Cars, furniture, www.jcmalone.com and be held October 15, 2012. construction cleanup -- any- 859-302-0197 Tiling • Flooring complete an online applica- tate shall present them, ac- cording to law, to the said Any exceptions to said thing that fits on a truck, tion. 41x2 General Construction Joe Hampton or to Hon. settlement must be filed be- large or small! No Gar- John Heckley, P.O. Box fore said date. 41x1 bage!! Light backhoe and Miscellaneous 270, Stanford, Ky. 40484 on landscaping. 256-9222 or Quotes Now Being Accepted or before February 27, 2013 606-308-1629. For Sale Professional The Brodhead Volunteer Fire Department is currently at 11 a.m. 39x3 P&P Guttering: 5 & 6 inch accepting quotes for rope rescue equipment. All quotes Notice is hereby given that seamless gutters, siding, Barnett Cycle has For Services are due by 4:00 PM on Tuesday, September 25, 2012. Regina Benge, P.O. Box soffit and window installa- Sale: a 2000 Honda The Brodhead Vol. Fire Department reserves the right 395, Brodhead, Ky. 40409 Jonathan Collins Remod- tion. Call 256-4393. Free TRX300 4x4, $2,000; 1993 to reject any or all quotes or portions of a vendors quote. and Larry Lawrence, 1502 eling and Repair Service. estimates. 250 $450; LT 250 Quad For a complete list of equipment contact the Brodhead Ottawa School Road, Home improvements of any Gail’s Pampered Pooch Runner $700; 48 volt golf City Hall by phone 606-758-8635. Quotes can be sent Brodhead, Ky. 40409 have kind from doors and win- 57 West Main St. • cart, $1,350; 36 volt golf dows, painting, new floors Brodhead through one of the follow outlets. cart $850; 250 Yamaha Dirt been appointed co-adminis- trators of the estate of Ed- to roofs and decks - will do For appt. call 606-758-0064 Bike $600. For all your mo- Mail: Brodhead Vol. Fire Department ward Ray Whitaker. Any torcycle, ATV, UTV needs, PO Box 46 • Brodhead, KY 40409 call 606-256-5678. 41x3p person having claims We also buy against said estate shall batteries, converters, Firewood For Sale: Ready Courier: Brodhead Vol. Fire Department present them, according to aluminum wheels and for pick-up. $50 face cord. 3 West Main St. • Brodhead, KY 40409 law, to the said Regina radiators, starters, 606-308-2870. 41x4p and alternators. Benge and Larry Lawrence Sigmon Farm Pumpkin Fax: Brodhead City Hall • 606-758-8635 Patch is now open. We have or to Hon. William D Used tires and parts Reynolds, P.O. Box 1250, for sale at dirt fodder shocks and straw Hand Delivered: 140 West Main St., Mt. cheap prices. available.. Call 256-2781 or Brodhead City Hall Vernon, Ky. 40456 on or more information. 41x2 7 West Main St • Brodhead, KY 40409 Sigmon Farm Now has before February 25, 2013 at Make $1,000 selling your old scrap cars-trucks and farm Kennebec potatoes, toma- 11 a.m. 39x3 equipment and machinery. toes, a new crop of white Notice is hereby given that Call 24 hours a day. If no answer, leave message and your call will be returned. Commonwealth of Kentucky half runner green beans and Marlene Stallsworth, 9961 28th Judicial Circuit N. Wilderness Road, Mt. 859-358-3560 or 606-256-3841 anytime yellow sweet corn. Call 256- Rockcastle Circuit Court • Division II 2781 for more information. Vernon, Ky. 40456 has been 41x1 appointed executrix of the Civil Action No. 11-CI-00245 estate of Warren J. Hoggard Commonwealth of Kentucky For Sale: Industrial Plus U.S. Bank National Association Briggs and Stratton on the 29th day of August, 28th Judicial Circuit 2012. Any person having as successor trustee to Bank of rototiller, 550 hp, $550. Rockcastle Circuit Court • Division II America, N.A., as successor to Used only 3 times. Also, claims against said estate shall present them, accord- Civil Action No. 11-CI-00049 LaSalle Bank, N.A., as trustee for sensor for Ford Contour - The Merrill Lynch First Franklin gave $106 will sell for $80. ing to law, to the said Community Trust Bank, Inc. Plaintiff Marlene Stallsworth or to Mortgage Loan Trust, Mortgage 256-2090. 41x2 Loan Asset-Backed Certificates, Bed Bugs? Use Harris Bed Hon. Jerry J. Cox, P.O. Box V. 1350, Mt. Vernon, Ky. Series 2007-5 Plaintiff Bug Killer. Odorless and Bentley Martin, Jr. et al Defendants non-staining. Available at 40456 on or before March V. 4, 2013 at 11 a.m. 39x3 NOTICE OF SALE Jack’s Hardware, 160 Will- Kelly Hughes and iams St., Mt. Vernon, Ky. Notice is hereby given that Elzie Carl Robinson, P.O. Pursuant to a judgment and order of sale entered Doug Hughes Defendants 35x12p in this action on August 10, 2012 for the purpose 100% Wood Heat, no wor- Box 1642, Mt. Vernon, Ky. NOTICE OF SALE 40456 has been appointed of satisfying the judgment against the defendants ries. Keep your family safe in the amount of THIRTY FOUR THOUSAND and warm with an OUT- executor of the estate of Pursuant to a judgment and order of sale entered Barbara Sue Robinson on FOUR HUNDRED EIGHTY THREE DOLLARS in this action on August 10, 2012 for the purpose DOOR WOOD FURNACE AND 60/100 ($34,483.60) plus interest, costs and from Central Boiler. the 27th day of August, of satisfying the judgment against the defendants 2012. Any person having attorney fees. I will offer at public auction the here- in the amount of SIXTY THREE THOUSAND SIX Burnside Greenhouse 606- inafter described real property in Rockcastle 271-0342. 40x1 claims against said estate HUNDRED EIGHTY TWO DOLLARS AND 36/100 shall present them, accord- County, Kentucky. ($63,682.36) plus interest, costs and attorney fees. ing to law, to the said Elzie At the Courthouse on East Main Street I will offer at public auction the hereinafter described Carl Robinson or to Hon. Mt. Vernon, Kentucky real property in Rockcastle County, Kentucky. on Friday, September 21, 2012 At the Courthouse on East Main Street Beginning at the Hour of 11:30 a.m. Mt. Vernon, Kentucky The Terrace Said property being more particularly bounded and on Friday, September 21, 2012 Nursing & Rehabilitation Facility described as follows: Beginning at the Hour of 11:30 a.m. 2725 Dug Hill Road, Brodhead, KY 40409 Said property being more particularly bounded and Position Available Beginning at the Carlos Lawrence corner on the east side of Kentucky described as follows: Highway No. 1229 opposite the Laswell-Gentry Road; thence easterly 92 Acorn Lane, Mt. Vernon, KY 40456 Registered Nurse with the line of Carlos Lawrence 75 feet to a gum tree; thence north- Beginning at a stake on the west side of the county road in Little Hurri- erly with the Lawrence line to the line of Walker Doan; thence westerly cane and running with Arlis Dodson line south 49 1⁄2 west 12 poles and 13 Hour Shifts with the line of Walker Doan 150 feet more or less to the right of way 11 links to a stake; thence leaving Dodson’s line and running north 19 1⁄2 Full Benefit Package Available of Kentucky Highway No. 1229; thence southerly with the right of way west 13 poles and 3 links to a stake; thence north 39 east 4 poles and 8 of Kentucky Highway no. 1229 to the point of beginning and contain- links to the point of beginning, containing one acre, more or less as sur- * Paid Holidays * Paid Vacation ing 1.2 acres more or less. veyed by Douglas Durham. * 401k Retirement * Dental Insurance Being the same property conveyed to Bentley * Paid Life Insurance * Medical Insurance Being the same property conveyed to Doug Hughes Martin, Jr. and wife Jaime Martin, by deed dated and wife Kelly Hughes, by deed dated September * Paid (LTC) Disability * Paid Lunch August 15, 2007, executed by Ambres Rader, et 24, 2002, executed by David Collins, single, of * (EAP) Employee Assistance Program ux., of record in Deed Book 217, Page 474 in the record in Deed Book 193, Page 366 in the Rockcastle County Clerk’s Office. Apply at: 1043 Brooklyn Blvd., Berea. Ky. Rockcastle County Clerk’s Office. The property shall be sold on the The property shall be sold on the The Terrace is non-discriminatory in admissions following terms & conditions: & employment, EOE following terms & conditions: 1. The real property shall be sold for cash or 1. The real property shall be sold for cash or upon a credit of sixty (60) days with the purchaser upon a credit of thirty (30) days with the purchaser required to pay a minimum of twenty five percent required to pay a minimum of twenty five percent Wanted: Health Careers/Health (25%) of the purchase price in cash on the date of (25%) of the purchase price in cash on the date of Education Coordinator sale and to secure the balance with a bond ap- sale and to secure the balance with a bond ap- proved by the Master Commissioner. proved by the Master Commissioner. Do you have a passion for education, health care and 2. The bond shall bear interest at the rate of health promotion? The Southern Kentucky Area Health 2. The bond shall bear interest at the rate of twelve percent (12%) per annum until paid in full. twelve percent (12%) per annum until paid in full. Education Center (AHEC) is looking for an energetic The bond shall have the force and effect of a judg- self-starter who is willing to travel throughout our 15- The bond shall have the force and effect of a judg- ment and shall be and remain a lien upon the prop- ment and shall be and remain a lien upon the prop- county region teaching children about health and health erty sold as additional surety for the payment of careers. The position of Health Careers/Health Educa- erty sold as additional surety for the payment of the purchase price. the purchase price. tion Coordinator requires a bachelor’s in education or 3. Unpaid delinquent state, county and/or city health-related field, great oral and written communica- 3. Unpaid delinquent state, county and/or city real estate taxes shall be paid out of proceeds of real estate taxes shall be paid out of proceeds of tion skills, and the ability to manage events and coordi- the sale. nate summer health career camps (day camps and over- the sale. 4. The purchaser shall pay the 2011 local, county 4. The purchaser shall pay the 2012 local, county night). and state property taxes. Duties include but are not limited to health and health and state property taxes. 5. Full satisfaction of the plaintiff’s judgment shall 5. Full satisfaction of the plaintiff’s judgment shall career presentations to large and small groups, manage- be paid from the proceeds of the sale. ment of youth health career camps, organization of health be paid from the proceeds of the sale. 6. The purchaser shall have possession of the 6. The purchaser shall have possession of the career clubs, delivery of health education, coordination real property upon compliance with the terms of of job shadowing experiences, and other duties relating real property upon compliance with the terms of the sale. the sale. to the So. KY AHEC mission as may be assigned. 7. In the event that the plaintiff is the successful For more information about the mission of the Southern 7. In the event that the plaintiff is the successful bidder and the sale price does not exceed the bidder and the sale price does not exceed the KY AHEC, please visit www.soahec.org. The Southern amount of the plaintiff’s judgment, no deposit or KY AHEC is state and federally funded and is hosted by amount of the plaintiff’s judgment, no deposit or bond shall be required. bond shall be required. Rockcastle Regional Hospital. 8. The sale shall be made subject to all ease- Apply online at rockcastleregional.org/careers, or 8. The sale shall be made subject to all ease- ments, set back lines, restrictions or covenants of ments, set back lines, restrictions or covenants of email cover letter and resume to Carmen Poynter, record or otherwise and shall be sold “as is”. Rockcastle Regional Hospital, Human Resources record or otherwise and shall be sold “as is”. John D. Ford John D. Ford Director, at [email protected], or mail to Master Commissioner Rockcastle Regional Hospital and Respiratory Care, Master Commissioner Inc., P.O. Box 1310, Mt. Vernon, KY 40456, EOE. Rockcastle Circuit Court Rockcastle Circuit Court The Mt. Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 20, 2012 • Pg. B7

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Commonwealth of Kentucky 28th Judicial Circuit Rockcastle Circuit Court • Division II Civil Action No. 12-CI-00070 Wells Fargo Bank, NA Plaintiff V. Kenneth Ray Owens Defendants NOTICE OF SALE Pursuant to a judgment and order of sale entered in this action on August 10, 2012 for the purpose of satisfying the judgment against the defendants in the amount of ONE HUNDRED NINE THOU- SAND SEVEN HUNDRED SEVENTY SIX DOL- LARS AND 59/100 ($83,197.09) plus interest, costs and attorney fees. I will offer at public auction the Blast from the Past!!! hereinafter described real property in Rockcastle This week's photographs are of former Civil War sol- County, Kentucky. diers from Rockcastle County. The top photo is of Ser- At the Courthouse on East Main Street geant Samuel Smith and his family, wife Mollie and Mt. Vernon, Kentucky twin daughters Mary and Maggie. Sgt Smith served on Friday, September 21, 2012 in Company D, 119th United States Colored Infantry. This picture was taken in 1864 at Camp Nelson, KY. Beginning at the Hour of 11:30 a.m. Sgt Smith's enlistment papers stated he had been the Said property being more particularly bounded and property of Mt. Vernon attorney Elisha Smith. Samuel described as follows: and Mollie are buried in the Walker Newcomb Cem- 5158 Copper Creek Road, Crab Orchard, KY 40419 etery on Richmond Street in Mt. Vernon. Pictured at right, brothers Alfred and Barnett Hayes of Company Tract 1: Beginning at an existing steel pin and corner of R. Holman lot; I, 3rd Kentucky Infantry, U.S.A. They were both killed thence with the line of David Murdock to following call: thence South 45 carrying the regimental colors at the Battle of Mis- degrees 04 minutes 25 seconds East, 377.60 feet to an existing pin 1837; sionary Ridge, November 25th, 1863. They are bur- thence South 25 degrees 26 minutes 37 seconds East 208.75 feet to an ied in the Chattanooga National Cemetery in Tennes- existing pin 1837 set in the line of G.W. Allen tract; thence with the line of see. Their brigade commander, Colonel Henry C. G.W. Allen the following call; thence North 54 degrees 46 minutes 48 sec- Dunlap mentioned the Hayes' in his official report: onds East 782.08 feet to a steel pin with cap 1837 a dead gum and corner "My loss was four enlisted killed: My Color Sargent of L. Cain; thence with the line of L. Cain the following call; thence North Alfred Hayes fell and Corporal Barnett Hayes seized 68 degrees 51 minutes 31 seconds East 518.49 feet to a steel pin with cap and bore it till he fell." This photograph was taken in 1837; a corner of J. King; thence with the line of J. King the following call; 1861 at Camp Dick Robinson, KY. thence North 35 degrees 38 minutes 21 seconds West, 672.70 feet to a steel pin with cap 1837 and small hickory a corner of W. McGuire; thence with the line of W. McGuire the following call: thence South 52 degrees 20 minutes 41 seconds West, 247.47 feet to a steel pin with cap 1837 a Commonwealth of Kentucky corner of R. Saylor lot; thence with the line of R. Saylor the following calls; Commonwealth of Kentucky thence South 28 degrees 10 minutes 08 seconds East 104.74 feet to a 28th Judicial Circuit 28th Judicial Circuit steel pin with cap 1837; thence South 58 degrees 23 minutes 29 seconds Rockcastle Circuit Court • Division I Rockcastle Circuit Court • Division I West, 603.91 feet to an existing steel pin a corner of W. Madden; thence Civil Action No. 10-CI-00387 with the line of Madden and passing the corner of F. Saylor the following Civil Action No. 12-CI-00131 call; thence South 63 degrees 31 minutes 48 seconds West 305.28 feet to Bank of America, N.A. Plaintiff Loancare, a division of an existing steel pin a corner to R. Elliott lot; thence with the line of R. FNF Servicing, Inc. Plaintiff Elliott and passing the corner of D. Murdock at 127.11 the following call; V. thence South 77 degrees 41 minutes 36 seconds West 157.11 feet to the V. point of beginning. This description prepared from a physical survey of Sandra Brown Defendant Amanda L. Smith, Kurtis Gary W. Holman, Kentucky LS 1837, on April 16, 1997. Said tract contain- NOTICE OF SALE W. Smith, unknown defendant, ing 14.974 acres (erroneously referred to as 14.947 acres in prior deed); spouse of Amanda L. Smith and and Pursuant to a judgment and order of sale entered unknown defendant, spouse of All property owners described above being the current or former record in this action on August 15, 2012 for the purpose Kurtis W. Smith Defendants title holders; and, of satisfying the judgment against the defendants Together with that certain easement for use of a gravel driveway and in the amount of ONE HUNDRED NINETEEN NOTICE OF SALE water line of record in Deed Book 171, page 90; and, that certain ease- THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED SIXTY SEVEN Pursuant to a judgment and order of sale entered ment for use a gravel driveway of record in Deed Book 171, Page 98, all in DOLLARS AND 02/100 ($119,867.02) plus inter- the office of the Rockcastle County Court Clerk. To an existing 1⁄2” steel est, costs and attorney fees. I will offer at public in this action on July 18, 2012 for the purpose of satisfying the judgment against the defendants in pin with cap 1837; thence South 25 degrees 27 minutes 59 seconds East auction the hereinafter described real property in 208.14 feet to an existing 1⁄2” steel pin with cap 1837 set in the line of Rockcastle County, Kentucky. the amount of ONE HUNDRED SEVENTEEN THOUSAND FIFTY DOLLARS AND 22/100 G.W. Allen (Deed Book 136, Page 689); thence with the line of G.W. Allen At the Courthouse on East Main Street ($117,050.22) plus interest, costs and attorney the following call; thence South 54 degrees 46 minutes 48 seconds West Mt. Vernon, Kentucky fees. I will offer at public auction the hereinafter 183.81 feet to a 1⁄2” steel pin with cap 1837, a new corner of David on Friday, September 21, 2012 described real property in Rockcastle County, Ken- Murdock (Deed Book 157, Page 561); thence with a new line with David Beginning at the Hour of 11:30 a.m. tucky. Murdock the following calls; thence North 45 degrees 10 minutes 26 sec- onds West 340.12 feet to a 1⁄2” steel pin with cap 1837; thence North 16 Said property being more particularly bounded and At the Courthouse on East Main Street degrees 38 minutes 02 seconds West 305.01 feet to an existing 1⁄2” steel described as follows: Mt. Vernon, Kentucky pin with cap 1837, a corner of R. Holman (Deed Book 138, Page 224); 387 West Level Green Road, Brodhead, KY 40409 on Friday, September 21, 2012 thence with the line of R. Holman the following call; thence North 77 de- Beginning on an iron pin in the West right of way of Owens School road Beginning at the Hour of 11:30 a.m. grees 21 minutes 13 seconds East 126.70 feet to the point of beginning. and corner to Berthina VanHook; thence going with the lines of Berthina Said property being more particularly bounded and Said tract being 2.942 acres, more or less. This description prepared from VanHook N 67 degrees 11’06” W, 339.94 feet to a maple; N 27 degrees described as follows: a physical survey conducted by Gary W. Holman, Kentucky LS 1837. Easement exception: David Murdock retained a 30 foot easement along 57’10” E, 345.04 feet to a sycamore corner to Berthina VanHook and in 111 McGuire Lane, Mt. Vernon, KY 40456 the West right of way of Owens School Road; thence going with said right Ruth Holman lot for agricultural use only, from the gravel drive to his re- of way S 28 degrees 16’53” E, 185.21 feet; S 26 degrees 26’35” E, 70.16 Lot No. 3 in the McGuire Subdivision located on the South side of U.S. High- maining property, as described in Deed Book 174, Page 581. feet; S 15 degrees 53’07” E, 67.74 feet; S 10 degrees 16’17” e, 75.29 feet; S way No. 25 just south of the City limits of Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. Plat is All property owners described above being the current or former record 00 degrees 31’13” E, 71.44 feet to point of beginning and containing 1.580 recorded in Plat Book 1, Page 49 in the Office of the Rockcastle County title holders. acres by survey of C. Douglas Mullins, Registered Land Surveyor No. 2773. Court Clerk, and reference is made to said plat for a more complete de- Being the same property conveyed to Kenneth Ray scription. Being the same property conveyed to Sandra Owens, married, by deed dated September 24, Brown, single, by deed dated July 2, 2009, ex- Being the same property conveyed to Kurtis W. 2008, executed by Michael Startzman, et ux., of ecuted by Lonnie Brown, single, of record in Deed Smith and wife Amanda Smith, by deed dated Janu- record in Deed Book 224, Page 590 in the Book 226, Page 492 in the Rockcastle County ary 4, 2007, executed by Amy Smith Mink Parsons, Rockcastle County Clerk’s Office. et vir., of record in Deed Book 214, Page 96 in the Clerk’s Office. The property shall be sold on the Rockcastle County Clerk’s Office. The property shall be sold on the following terms & conditions: following terms & conditions: The property shall be sold on the 1. Tract I and Tract II shall be sold together as a 1. The real property shall be sold for cash or following terms & conditions: whole. upon a credit of thirty (30) days with the purchaser 1. The real property shall be sold for cash or 2. The real property shall be sold for cash or required to pay a minimum of ten percent (10%) of upon a credit of thirty (30) days with the purchaser upon a credit of thirty (30) days with the purchaser the purchase price in cash on the date of sale and required to pay a minimum of twenty five percent required to pay a minimum of twenty five percent to secure the balance with a bond approved by the (25%) of the purchase price in cash on the date of (25%) of the purchase price in cash on the date of Master Commissioner. sale and to secure the balance with a bond ap- sale and to secure the balance with a bond ap- 2. The bond shall bear interest at the rate of proved by the Master Commissioner. proved by the Master Commissioner. twelve percent (12%) per annum until paid in full. 2. The bond shall bear interest at the rate of 3. The bond shall bear interest at the rate of The bond shall have the force and effect of a judg- twelve percent (12%) per annum until paid in full. twelve percent (12%) per annum until paid in full. ment and shall be and remain a lien upon the prop- The bond shall have the force and effect of a judg- The bond shall have the force and effect of a judg- erty sold as additional surety for the payment of ment and shall be and remain a lien upon the prop- ment and shall be and remain a lien upon the prop- the purchase price. erty sold as additional surety for the payment of erty sold as additional surety for the payment of 3. Unpaid taxes of record at the time of entry of the purchase price. the purchase price. judgment shall be paid out of the proceeds of the 3. Unpaid delinquent state, county and/or city 4. Unpaid taxes of record at the time of entry of sale. real estate taxes shall be paid out of proceeds of judgment shall be paid out of the proceeds of the 4. The purchaser shall pay the 2012 local, county the sale. sale. and state property taxes. 4. The purchaser shall pay the 2012 local, county 5. The purchaser shall pay the 2012 local, county 5. Full satisfaction of the plaintiff’s judgment shall and state property taxes. and state property taxes. be paid from the proceeds of the sale. 5. Full satisfaction of the plaintiff’s judgment shall 6. Full satisfaction of the plaintiff’s judgment shall 6. The purchaser shall have possession of the be paid from the proceeds of the sale. be paid from the proceeds of the sale. real property upon compliance with the terms of 6. The purchaser shall have possession of the 7. The purchaser shall have possession of the the sale. real property upon compliance with the terms of real property upon compliance with the terms of 7. In the event that the plaintiff is the successful the sale. the sale. bidder and the sale price does not exceed the 7. In the event that the plaintiff is the successful 8. In the event that the plaintiff is the successful amount of the plaintiff’s judgment, no deposit or bidder and the sale price does not exceed the bidder and the sale price does not exceed the bond shall be required. amount of the plaintiff’s judgment, no deposit or amount of the plaintiff’s judgment, no deposit or 8. The sale shall be made subject to all ease- bond shall be required. bond shall be required. ments, set back lines, restrictions or covenants of 8. The sale shall be made subject to all ease- 9. The sale shall be made subject to all ease- record or otherwise and shall be sold “as is”. ments, set back lines, restrictions or covenants of ments, set back lines, restrictions or covenants of record or otherwise and shall be sold “as is”. record or otherwise and shall be sold “as is”. John D. Ford John D. Ford John D. Ford Master Commissioner Master Commissioner Master Commissioner Rockcastle Circuit Court Rockcastle Circuit Court Rockcastle Circuit Court Serving Rockcastle County Since 1887 Mount Vernon, Kentucky 40456 - (606) 256-2244 Volume 126 • Number 42 .50 per copy Thursday, September 27, 2012 SourceHOV will hold Career Fair October 3rd - 4th SourceHOV, which shut up shop in Rockcastle County in June of this year, has obtained a new government con- tract which will allow them to re-open the facility and hire around 200 employees. SourceHOV, a platform-based business process solutions company that helps clients accelerate business performance, will be conducting a career fair at its offices in Mt. Vernon on October 3 and 4. During the fair, SourceHOV will conduct interviews on the spot and hiring managers will be present to answer any The UNITE Bowl and questions. Most positions will start at $11.63/hour and up, Homecoming was held virtually all qualifying for an additional Federal health-and- during theRockcastle welfare subsidy of up to $3.71/hour. Start dates for the ini- County vs Perry Central tial wave of positions is anticipated to be Nov. 9th with game last Friday. The additional training groups beginning monthly through April Rockets lost to Perry 2013. Central 40-24. SourceHOV sent out a news release concerning this new Shown above is the “Red development and, according to that release, “the company Balloon Memorial” takes great pride in hiring military veterans and the fami- launch during halftime. lies of active duty personnel and veterans, so we encour- The launch was in age you to make veterans you know in the community aware of these opportunities. The company will be advertising to honor of those who are area organizations and locations for active-duty military affected by drug use. and veterans as well.” Shown at left is the 2012 (Cont. to pg. A12) Homecoming Queen Samantha Payne and King Ricky Harris Bittersweet Festival is October 4th - 6th The City of Mt. Vernon’s Bittersweet Festival will kick off Thursday, October 4th with a Cruise-In on Main Street from 5 to 8 p.m. Funds still not available Then on Friday, October 5th, events will be begin at 4 p.m. with New Local Talent (acoustic set); the Ruby Powell Band will perfrom from 4:45 to 5:45 p.m. with another appearance by New Local Talent from 5:45 to 6 p.m. for many paving projects The Level Green Band will perform from 6:15 to 7:45 p.m. and the Medley Boys will perform for the street dance County Judge/Executive Carloftis said Tuesday, “but Following receipt of that proval, including the entire from 8 to 11 p.m. Buzz Carloftis said this it all depends on getting the document, 24 hours must three miles of Lambert On Saturday, the day will kick off with the Bittersweet week that the FLEX funds, first 11 steps accomplished elapse before Carloftis can Road. The funds must be 5K run/2 mile walk at 7:30 a.m. which will be used for sev- before the 12th step, where call a special meeting of the spent on roads that have al- (Cont. to pg. A12) eral paving projects in the I order the work to com- fiscal court. Then, upon ap- ready been paved, Carloftis county, are still not avail- mence.” proval by the court, the said. able from the state. Carloftis said that seven Memorandum and Resolu- Besides Lambert Road, Brodhead man arrested Carloftis said there is a steps had been accom- tion are returned to Frank- improvements will be made 12-step procedure that has plished and the county was fort for their signatures. The to sections of: Poplar Gap for assault and burglary to be gone through before now awaiting a written documents must then be re- Road, New Hope Tower the actual work begins. “I Resolution of Work and turned to the county before Road, Miller Lane, Low By: Doug Ponder hope to be able to get the Memorandum of Under- work orders can be issued. Gap Road, Schoolhouse A Brodhead man was arrested for assault last Thursday paving projects underway in standing from the state Several roads in the Mill Road, Lower River night after police responded to a complaint at a residence the next two weeks, “ transportation cabinet. county are awaiting the ap- Road, McGuire Subdv. on Wallin Street in Brodhead. Road, Purr-Rigsby Road Arrested at the scene was Michael Travis Christian, 29, and Barnett Road. of Brodhead. Former RCHS baseball The county has approxi- According to the Rockcastle County Sheriff’s Depart- mately $600,000 available ment, Christian’s ex-girlfriend, Brittany Payne, called 911 from the FLEX funds which saying she was being physically assaulted by Christian and player becomes a college are contributions by the that she had a domestic violence order against him. state to individual counties Once officers arrived, Payne informed officers that and represent several years Christian entered the home through a raised window. of contributions for Officers observed damage inside the home including the baseball head coach Rockcastle County. kitchen table turned over, a TV in the master bedroom turned By: Doug Ponder Trail Community College in 1 catcher to start every regu- “If I order the work to over and damage to the master bedroom door. Payne told A former RCHS baseball Robinson, Illinois. At Lin- lar season game. commence prior to each officers the damage occurred as a result of her barricading player is now the head coln Trail, Taylor was a two “To be the only catcher step having been taken, the herself and her three-year-old son inside the master bed- coach of a prominent base- year starter as catcher for to start ever game is like an county government will re- room. ball program in the National the Statesmen. iron man award,” Taylor ceive no funding from Officers also observed that Payne had a red mark on her Junior College Athletic As- After graduating from said. I played through a lot FLEX and be required to left thigh and bruises on her left arm. sociation. Lincoln Trail with an of pain and injuries but I pay out of its local funds,” Ms. Payne said that Christian fled from the scene on Devin Taylor, 27, for- associate’s degree in sci- (Cont. to pg. A12) Carloftis said. (Cont. to pg. A12) merly of Brodhead, was re- ence, Taylor transferred to cently named the head base- Indiana-Purdue in Fort ball coach at Owens Com- Wayne, Indiana where he munity College in Toledo, was also a two year starter Ohio. as catcher for the Mast- Taylor becomes the sixth odons. While at IPFW, Tay- head coach in the program’s lor was the only NCAA D- history and says he is thank- ful to have the opportunity Parents arrested to become a head coach on the college level. after two-year-old “I think it’s truly a bless- found wandering ing because not many people my age get this kind along Hwy 461 of opportunity early on in By: Doug Ponder their career,” Taylor said. “I A Mt. Vernon couple was am very thankful and arrested last Saturday for blessed to become the head endangering the welfare of baseball coach at Owens a minor after their two-year- Community College.” old daughter was found As a player, Taylor was walking on Hwy 461 in Mt. a standout athlete at RCHS Vernon. where he played baseball, Arrested at the scene basketball and football for were Reginald Gary the Rockets. He was start- Pennington, 34 and Jamica ing catcher all four years for Kay Bradshaw, 32. the Rockets baseball team According to state police New Chief Deputy... and is also a member of the reports, officers responded Eliza York, who won the May Republican Primary Election for Rockastle Circuit Court Clerk, was sworn in Rockcastle County Football after receiving a 911 call as Chief Deputy Curcuit Clerk recently. York will fill that position, vacated by former Chief Deputy Brenda Hall of Fame as well. about a small girl walking McKnight, who resigned after the election, until officially being sworn in as Rockcastle Circuit Court Clerk in After high school, Tay- on Hwy 461 by herself. lor received a scholarship to January of 2013. Administering the oath of office was Chief Circuit Judge Jeff Burdette. Looking on is retir- play baseball at Lincoln (Cont. to pg. A12) ing Circuit Court Clerk Teresa Vanzant. Of Special Note Inside • Viewpoints...... Pg. A2 • Letters...... Pg. A4 • Obituaries ...... Pg. A3 • News from the Courthouse...... Pg. B2 • Church News ...... Pg. A6 • Classifieds...... Pgs. B5-7 Contact us at: [email protected] • Deadline submission is Noon Tuesday Pg. A2 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 27, 2012

What happened to every school medicine kit Mercurochrome? across the United States, and Recently my wife was most students of the 50’s looking through a magazine came home stained with its and noticed an article about dye at some time or another. mercurochrome and asked, I remember falling on the “David Joe, whatever hap- huge metal slide at Mt. pened to the old topical an- Vernon Elementary School tiseptic called when I was in grade school. Mercurochrome?” (Being At the time, I skinned my an old retired chemistry knee and Mrs. Marie gave teacher, I am supposed to my leg a good coating of the know the answers to these red solution. When I got kinds of questions.) I ex- home, Bee noticed the huge plained that it was discon- stain and began to question tinued in the United States my condition. She even by the Food and Drug Ad- called Mrs. Marie to find out ministration (FDA) because exactly what had happened. of its mercury content. As I (I suppose that she was also gave her question some ad- checking to see if my injury ditional thought, I decided to was a result of some misbe- do some research and see havior on my part.) Of exactly what scientists have course, it was a dull story; The Roots determined concerning the just a typical fall for a kid. Points red chemical. In a few days, the dye wore I can distinctly remember off and my abrasion was on of Rockcastle my mother (Bee) covering the mend. East my minor wounds with the I asked some of my by: Tonya J. Cook flesh staining liquid any friends if they remembered By Ike Adams time I had injured myself. It the antiseptic and, of course, “What Is In a Name? A driver, and hauled ammuni- burned like crazy when it they did. It was interesting Brief History of the Bustle tion. The Bustle family has was applied. (Your mother to note that anyone under the A few weeks ago, Loretta a thunderous “WHO- Family” a long tradition of serving in age of 30 had never heard was expected to “blow on it” and I were taking in the WHOOA------WHO-- Recently, my husband the various wars, going all until it settled down a little. of such a thing. sights and sounds at the WHO!!!” Stanley and I , along with the way back to the Revolu- And then your skin had that In 1998 the FDA de- Kentucky State Fair. The crowd quieted al- my niece, Karen Adams, tionary War. There was one clared that Mercurochrome tell-tell orangish-red mark We were in one of those most as if someone had hit paid a visit to a relative, interesting story concerning until it eventually wore off. was “not generally recog- vast pavilions where several a switch to turn the volume Virgil Bustle, in Rockcastle James Bustle, my great- I suppose it did destroy the nized as safe and effective” hundred vendors and exhibi- off. Loretta looked at me, County. Karen is writing an great grandfather's brother, as an over-the-counter anti- germs, but I don’t know tors were crammed in side eyes round as saucers and I extensive book about the who fought in the Civil War. about it being worth the septic and declared a ban on by side and where every- told her someone had turned Bustle family and was on Evidently many people, par- “pain and stain.” its sale in the US. body was trying to yell loud a great horned owl loose in the trail of old stories and ticularly in the South, Mercurochrome and other The actual name of the enough to be understood the place. But the quiet only whatever she could find, thought the Civil War would chemical antiseptic is mer- drugs containing mercury over his or her neighbor. lasted no more than ten sec- such as pictures. only last few days. This was bromin, which is a mercury- were held up to the spotlight Normal conversation onds before the volume Virgil's parents were even referenced in the for further scrutiny begin- containing solution dis- was impossible and I had to knob was turned back up to Luther Bustle and Zelda movie, “Gone With the solved in ethyl alcohol (tinc- ning in 1978 and for good cup my ear with one hand max. Nicely-Bustle. Luther was a Wind”. James Bustle was ture). The antibacterial reason – mercury is a poi- and stick it right up in Three or four minutes farmer and worked at the called to join the fight while son that adversely affects the qualities were discovered by someone’s face to under- went by and it happened Bluegrass Ordinance. plowing a field. He left the Dr. Hugh H. Young in 1918. brain, kidneys, and espe- stand a word they were yell- again, “WHO-WHOOA---- Virgil married his wife, mule standing in the field, At the time, he was work- cially developing fetuses. At ing. A few vendors had even WHO—WHO!!!” Momen- Bessie, on March 5, 1952, telling his family that he that time, there were several ing as a physician at Johns resorted to using flash cards. tary quiet again and three in Indiana. They had four would be home in a day or Hopkins Hospital. reports of mercury poison- Customers would point to a minutes later, the owl bel- daughters: Lillian, Phyllis, so. He fought in the 10th The topical application ing due to the use of the an- watch or bracelet or wallet lowed again but by this time Donna, and Joyce. Bessie Kentucky on the Missionary tiseptic. It was for that rea- became extremely popular or whatever and the sales it had no effect on the yell- recently passed away. Ridge and the Battle of among parents and physi- son that the FDA decided to person would hold up a card Virgil served in the Ko- cians alike. It was kept in (Cont. to A4) showing the price which had (Cont. to A4) rean War. He was a truck (Cont. to A4) me wondering why they didn’t have price tags on stuff to begin with. I finally figured out that Publication Number 366-000 prices fluctuated wildly and Periodical Postage Paid in Mt. Vernon, Ky. 40456 that a lot of vendors were still trying to figure out what 606-256-2244 the market would bear. I also Published every Thursday since November, 1887. Of- figured out that you didn’t fices in the Mt. Vernon Signal Building on Main Street really have to pay the ask- in Mt. Vernon, Ky. 40456. Postmaster, send address ing price for anything when changes to P.O. Box 185, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky 40456. a little lady in front of me had her own set of cards. James Anderkin, Jr., Publisher Emeritus She pointed to a sauce pan Perlina M. Anderkin, Managing Editor and the sales girl flashed Sara Coguer, Editor $20.00. The lady flashed Paige Anderkin Benge, Advertising Manager $15.00. The sales girl closed SUBSCRIPTION RATES her eyes, stared heavenward In County - $20.00 Yr. for a few seconds and then Out-of-County In State - $27.00 Yr. gave a thumbs-up to close Out-of-State $35.00 Yr. the deal. e-mail address - [email protected] Then, all of a sudden, over the roaring din, seem- ingly from the rafters came Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 27, 2012 • Pg. A3

family. Interment was in the Chris Humphries and Holly Cresthaven Memorial Cem- Humphries; great grandchil- etery, Mt. Vernon. dren; Tucker Stovall, Casketbearers were: Jim Kaydence Meyer, Macey Southard, Brett Warren, Henderson, and soon, Ran- ObituariesObituaries William Caveness, Michael som Allen. McKinney, Dale A. Funeral services were at McKinney, and Larry Waltrip Funeral Home in Longtime businessman, Shelley. Spring Branch, Texas. Honorary pallbearers Burial was at Memorial Billy Hiatt dies at 83 were: Fred McFerron, Oaks Cemetery. Modie Dillingham, J.R. Willie L. “Billy” Hiatt, league’s existence, which Bailey, Paul Blevins, Steve Beatrice Jr., 84, of Mt. Vernon, died was interrupted briefly by Ivan Warren, and Burl Graves. September 21, 2012 at the Korean War. Donations are suggested Barnett home following a lengthy Mr. Hiatt was preceded McKinney to Hospice of Cincinnati. Beatrice Eleanor (Beech) Visit www.DowellMartin.com to Simpson Barnett, 80, died illness. in death by: his wife, Bar- Ivan McKinney, 90, view online obituary. Monday, September 24, He was born August 26, bara Faye Hilton Hiatt; his passed away quietly at his 2012 at St. Joseph East Hos- 1928, in Wildie, to Willie parents, Willie Lee and home in West Chester, OH pital in Lexington. She was Lee and Margie Parsons Margie Parsons Hiatt; and on Tuesday, September 18, Maryland the widow of Luther Barnett Hiatt. He graduated from two sisters, Lucille Bowles 2012. He was born Novem- who preceded her in death Glen Albert ber 9, 1921 at Hansford in Meyer Mt. Vernon High School in and Virginia Younce. in 1984. She was born No- Rockcastle County, the 12th Maryland Marie Painter 1944 and enrolled in Berea He is survived by: a vember 13, 1931 in Crab Rigsby of 17 children of Robert Meyer, 84, born on Febru- College at 15. He earned a daughter, Leigh Anne Hiatt Orchard. She was the Glen Albert Rigsby, 72, Harley McKinney and the ary 14, 1928, in Brodhead, bachelor’s degree in com- of Lexington; a grand- daughter of the late Garfield of Brodhead, died Monday, former Eva Capps. died September 18, 2012, in merce and a master’s de- daughter, Sophie May Ma- and Anna Brock Simpson. September 24, 2012 at his He leaves to cherish his Houston, TX. She was the gree in education from rina Hiatt of Lexington, by She was was a member of home after a long illness. He memory, a loving wife of 69 daughter of John James Eastern Kentucky Univer- way of Ust-Kamenogorsk, Valley Baptist Church. She was born on May 7, 1940 in years, whom he met as a stu- Painter and Lillie Catherine sity. He taught business Kazakhstan; a son, Willie was a former volunteer for Berea, the son of the late dent in Mt. Vernon High Rash. Her grandfather, and typing at Lee Hiatt III the Berea Hospital. Albert and Hazel Frith School in 1942. They were George Edward Painter, was Survivors include: two Mt. Vernon of Queens, Rigsby. He was a retired married one year later on a founder and deacon of the daughters, Patricia (Donald) High School NY; a farmer and mechanic and March 10, 1943 in Brodhead Baptist Church. Dozier of Olathe, KS and for seven brother, An- spent most of his life on the Rockcastle County and later His home was in the area Teresa (Stephen) Mosley of years before drew Hiatt of family farm. He enjoyed made their home in Ohio. In known as Painter Hill where Macon, GA; seven grand- taking over Lexington; fishing and hunting, and was addition to his wife other Maryland spent many children, Renee Podrez, his father-in- and three sis- a member of the Pentecos- survivors are: a daughter, happy days. Her great Angela Kesling, Michelle law’s busi- ters, Jean tal faith. Barbara K. Warren of grandfather, James G. Dozier, Sarah Fugate, Abby, ness, Murphy and Survivors are: his wife of Powell, TN; sons Daniel I. Carter, was a founder of the Katherine and Stephen Hilton’s Betty Shelton 53 years, Ellen Faye Lam- McKinney of Monroe, OH, Brodhead Masonic Lodge Mosley; 12 great grandchil- of Lexington, bert Rigsby of Brodhead; and Dale S. (Velma) and owned land now known 5&10, on dren; two great great grand- one daughter, Anna Lee McKinney of Middletown, as Painter Hill and Hall’s Main Street and June children; three sisters, Lillie Rigsby Huddleston of OH; seven grandchidren; Hill. Her father, J. J. Painter, in Mt. Stevens of Mae Durham, Lucille Brodhead; two grandchil- eight great grandchildren; was a member of both the Vernon in Wildie. Pingleton and Wanda dren, Kristina Joe Rigsby, one sister, Pearl Warman of Baptist Church and Ma- 1961. The fam- Owens; three brothers, and Noah Glen Huddleston; Cincinnati, OH; and one sonic Lodge and frequent Mr. Hiatt owned and ily wishes to express its Clyde, Melvin and Danny one great grandchild, Kaleb brother, Bob McKinney, Jr. writer for the Mt. Vernon operated the retail variety gratitude to longtime Simpson; and several nieces Mark Andrew Rigsby; and of Somerset. Signal. Maryland was a store as Hiatt’s 5&10 for caregivers Karen Robinson and nephews. one aunt, Ila Wade Frith Preceding him in death, member of Tallowood Bap- 46 years until his retire- and Becky Smith, whose In addition to her hus- Lambert Taylor. Other sur- in addition to his parents, tist Church in Houston. ment in 2007. Located at compassionate care en- band and parents she was viving family members are: are: son, Ronald Gary; five She was preceded in preceded in death by three the corner of Church and abled Mr. Hiatt to remain Kaye Rigsby, Keith Rigsby, brothers, Estel, Hugh, death by: her loving hus- brothers, Louis, Beckham Main streets, the store at his home in the woods Oliver (Gene) Frith, Myrna Russell, Caleb Sherman band of over 56 years, and Donald Simpson thrived during the 1960s until his death, and to Lambert Childress, and (“C.S.”) and David; and Melvin Meyer; daughter, Funeral services will be and 1970s. Mr. Hiatt coun- caregiver Brenda Denney, Sharon McKinney; one very nine sisters, Cordia Melanie Ann Munselle; and held at 11 a.m. (today) tered competition from who was by his side in his special caretaker to Glen Robbins, Elta Brotherton, granddaughter, Marie Eliza- Thursday, September 27, large retail chains by trans- final days. and our family, thank you Jane Norton, Evelyn beth Stovall. She was also 2012 at the Valley Baptist forming the store into a Funeral services were J.D. French for all you have Norton, Zelma Norton, Eual preceded in death by her Church at Copper Creek unique venue for gifts and held Monday, September done; one lifelong friend, St. Villiers, Eula Sheffield, siblings, Virginia Painter with Bro. Tony Shelton of- crafts with a traditional 24, 2012 at Dowell & Mar- Buford Parkerson, who later Reca DeBorde, and infant Leach, Georgia Painter Say- ficiating. Burial will be in became Glen’s spiritual Mary. ers, Florida Painter Munsie flair. Before the store tin Funeral Home. Burial Brock Cemetery. Casket- leader; one very special Funeral services were and William Painter. closed in 2010, it was one was at Hiatt Cemetery in bearers include: David Cro- friend in Glen’s life, Mike held Sunday, September 23, She is survived by: her of the country’s last true Renfro Valley. ley, Scott Owens, Dennis Childress; as well as a host 2012 at the Dowell & Mar- children, M. Michael dime stores. He recalled In lieu of flowers, the Durham, Logan Shelton, of other family and friends. tin Funeral Home with the (Sally) Meyer, Kathy Lynn that managing the store family requests that ex- Darrell, Curtis and Keith Besides his parents he Rev. Paul McCulley of Cin- Meyer and Heather Rose was “the most natural thing pressions of sympathy be Simpson McKnight Funeral was preceded in death by: cinnati, OH officiating. In- Humphries; grandchildren, I ever did.” made to Wildie Christian Home is handling all ar- his paternal grandparents, spirational music was pro- Megan Henderson, Grayson Mr. Hiatt was known Church, P.O. Box 145, rangements. Pur Andrew and Lucy Bow- vided by the Level Green Meyer, Mandy Allen, for his integrity and sense Wildie, Ky., 40492, or to ers Rigsby; his maternal Tommy Stovall, Ryan Expressions of Symphathy at Band, of whom all members www.mcknightfuneralhome.com of humor. He maintained CurePSP (Progressive Su- grandparents, George and are personal friends of the Stovall, Kevin Stovall, lifelong personal and spiri- pranuclear Palsy), 30 E. Ollie Adams Frith; five pa- tual connections to Wildie. Padonia Road, Suite 201, ternal uncles, Clyde, Watt, He served as an elder at Timonium, Md., 21093, or Tommy, Hundley, and Jack Wildie Christian Church online at www.psp.org. Rigsby; four maternal for decades. He also fondly Pallbearers were: uncles, Tom, Roy, Roscoe, recalled playing shortstop Johnny Jones, David Par- and Bob Frith; two maternal for the Wildie Rockies of sons, Kevin Shelton, Jan aunts, Matilda Frith Brooks, the Tobacco League, one Eyvan Stevens, Jeff and Mildred Frith Rigsby; of Kentucky’s last adult Stevens, Ronnie Wilson, and one cousin, Lucy baseball circuits, from Chip Younce and Mark Rigsby Harris. 1949 to 1955. Wildie won Younce. Funeral services will be regular-season or playoff Visit www.DowellMartin.com to conducted at 2 p.m. (today) Thursday, September 27, titles four times during the view online obituary. 2012 at the Cox Funeral Home with Bro. Buford Parkerson officiating. Burial In Loving Memory will follow in the Brodhead Christian Church Cemetery. Send condolences online at www.coxfuneralhomeky.com. Cemetery Notices

Pine Hill Cemetery The cemetery will not be mowed again if we do not receive donations for the In Memory of upkeep. We have $6 in the In Loving Memory of Larry Hubbard cemetery fund. Anyone in- William “Duck” Durham terested in the mowing and 10/10/44 - 9/25/02 1956-2011 upkeep should send dona- We Miss You So Much Many moments have passed tions to: Lorene Ponder, 314 You were a Dad/Paw who Since we saw you last. Jessica Circle, Richmond, was so special There are times that are Ky. 40475. And who was loved so very hardest for us. Hiatt Cemetery much, But knowing we will be Anyone with family bur- And brought so much hap- with you again some day ied in Hiatt Cemetery at piness Keeps us pushing on. Renfro Valley, please make To the many hearts you For that’s one day closer we donations to Hiatt Cemetery touched. come Fund at Community Trust You were always kind and To rejoicing with you in Bank in Mt. Vernon. caring Heaven. Briarfield Cemetery As you’re looking out for us And so understanding too, Our cemetery fund for And, if help was ever from above, Briarfield Cemetery has needed Dad/Paw We are sending you our love been depleted due to start- on your birthday on the It so freely came from you. ing to mow earlier this year. You were a gift to all the wings of doves. We are in desperate need of world Happy Birthday, more donations for mowing We love and miss you And brought joy to every- and upkeep of Briarfield. one, Carolyn, Valerie We can come together as And life has never been the Clarissa, Olivia a whole to make Briarfield same Cemetery truly a commu- Ever since you have been Subscribe to the nity cemetery for the Or- gone. lando-Brush Creek area of Love and Miss You, Signal Rockcastle County. Jeweldean Durham, Bill Send donations to:Ron and Joyce Lear, Frankie Call Spoonamore, Caretaker, and Belinda Sparks 606 P.O. Box 1572, Mt. Vernon, Paw, We Love You and Ky. 40456. Miss You Every Day, 256-2244 Ed Baker, Roger Ely Bridgette Lear, Leandra, and Dean Carpenter, Levi and Lebrana Sparks Trustees Pg. A4 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 27, 2012

just beginning high school here from Virginia by way yards away. in 1959. Because she was an of North Carolina to Ten- He has been there for Our Readers Write avid reader, I suspect that nessee, and finally, into several hours every night her reading revealed that Kentucky. since but I have been unable there were some concerns Matthew is buried in to entice him any closer. Memory lapse of longest in American history, about the use of mercury Tennessee. His son, John, Loretta says he’s already is still being funded with and that it had adverse af- who fought in the War of close enough to keep her the RNC... borrowed money, but we are fects on some children. Like 1812, came to Kentucky awake, but the truth is, she’s Dear Editor, told it will be over in 2014. any good mother, she did settling in Hazel Patch, just just like me. Neither of us The Great Memory Then we will have to rebuild not want her son to be one across the Rockcastle River would take a bundle of Lapse of the Recent Repub- another country. Then there of the infected individuals. in Laurel County. His de- money for the pleasure we lican National Convention - are the thousands who will It is also notable that the Eli scendants still live in this get from that owl. We have Some things forgotten: need medical care for the Lilly Company listed the area. The name was origi- our fingers crossed that he’s 1. The previous republi- rest of their lives. antiseptic as “…one of the nally spelled Bustle, but has not just passing through and can president and 8 years of When President Clinton most important drugs ever variations today: Bussell, that he’s going to stick his administration. We may was asked how he could bal- developed by the company.” Bussel, etc. around all winter. ignore this during a conven- ance the budget and accu- It was primarily used to kill (Remember, I'm always looking for mulate a surplus, his answer bacteria and prevent con- a bit of Rockcastle history. If you Email news to tion or political campaign, have a story to tell, and all of us but not from history or it’s was, “the math”. In a one tamination in antiseptic do, please contact me at [email protected] consequences. room school on Old 461 we ointments, creams, jellies, [email protected]) 2. Two wars started dur- learned 2 + 2 = 4. We can and sprays by consumers ing that time. We can act as blame, complain, and curse and by hospitals. Rockcastle Community if they never happened, but the democrats and the re- Following a mandated “Points East” the families who lost a loved publicans, but the fact is review of mercury-contain- (Cont. from A2) Bulletin Board one have not forgotten. there must be more revenue ing food and drugs in 1999, 3. The military person- or less spending. Shall we the Centers for Disease ing crowd. Sponsored By nel serving now and those raise taxes? Shall we stop Control asked manufactures In the meantime I was who have served. Can we programs and take us back to remove the chemical scanning the rafters and try- Cox Funeral Home forget those who have expe- 75 years? During 1992- from the shelves as a pre- ing to figure out where the rienced the horrors of war 2000, President Clinton cautionary measure. It was bird was until someone fi- Family Owned & Operated Since 1907 and those who have suffered showed us that America can rapidly phased out of most nally yelled into my ear that 80 Maple Drive, Mt. Vernon, Ky. Ph. 256-2345 such injuries their lives can support herself. Employ- US pharmacies. it was coming from the Rap- Toll Free 1-888-825-2345 • 24 Hour Obit Line 256-5454 never be the same? Can we ment levels were acceptable. It seems a bit odd to me tor Rescue and Rehabilita- www.coxfuneralhomeky.com forget those who gave the When he tells me our cur- that even after using hazard- tion exhibit located at the ultimate sacrifice? rent president’s policies will ous chemicals like these, back of the pavilion. At that Bookmobile Schedule 4. Wars don’t come work, I believe him. Know- our generation was basi- point I was thinking that it Mon., Oct. 1st: Scaffold Cane, Disputanta, Clear Creek cheap. We are all concerned ing a democratic vote in cally a much healthier group must be a recording that they and Wildie. Tues., Oct. 2nd: Pongo, Ky. Hwy. 3245, about our national debt. This Kentucky will not affect the of people than those of to- were amplifying with a good Bryant Ridge. Wed., Oct. 3rd: Seek and Learn, Town debt will probably change outcome of the election, I day. I’ll bet that many of set of loud-speakers to call Hill Circle. our lives in unimaginable will vote for Barack Obama you remember our science attention to their display. Livingston Lions Booth at Bittersweet ways. When making plans and hope the country will teachers allowing us to rub Not so. We finally got up The Livingston Community Lions Club will have a booth to invade Iraq, the question give him four more years. mercury on dimes in our el- close to the large exhibit at the 2012 Bittersweet Festival. The club will be selling of paying for it came up. We Don Cummins ementary science classes. where several handlers were drinks, chances to win a $1,000 Walmart gift card and were told debt wasn’t bad, Can’t you just see those showing off numerous cookbooks. Also, the Lions will be collected used eye- this invasion would be fin- sparkling dimes that we hawks, falcons, golden and glasses. A container will be onsite. Please drop by and ished in three or four “Memories” coated with our fingers? bald eagles, a variety of support the club. help us help you. months. The people of Iraq (Cont. from A2) And yet, our fingers did not owls in various shapes and Bus Drills - Early Dismissal become contaminated, nor would be so glad for our sizes and other birds that had Rockcastle County Schools will be conducting Emer- did we become violently ill help they would repay us discontinue sale of this suffered accidental physical gency Bus Evacuation Drills on Thursday, October 4th. because of the exposure to from revenues of their oil chemical. The FDA held damage by running into car The high school and middle school will dismiss at 2:45 mercury. supply. So we borrowed the that “because of mercury headlights, power lines or p.m. Buses will proceed to the elementary schools where Maybe we were just a money. For several years toxicity, the product’s risk even being shot. Injured to the drills will be conducted. Please adjust your schedule hardier bunch! But at least we borrowed. We were told outweighs the benefits.” the point that they couldn’t for this early dismissal. Also, school will not be in ses- our children were spared the our goal was achieved, so Bee – for some unknown survive in the wild. While sion Friday, October 5th due to fall break and CKEA. “pain and stain” of other folks oooohhhed and now we are borrowing reason – began to use Body Recall Classes money to rebuild their coun- Merthiolate instead of mercurochrome. ahhhhhed over a very Rockcastle County Senior and Adult Health Care Center try. The other war, now the Mercurochrome when I was (You can reach me at friendly and curious bald [email protected] or you can eagle named Liberty who is pleased to offer Body Recall classes Monday through drop me a line at P.O. Box 927 – Friday from 12:30 to 1 p.m. For more information, please Stanton, KY 40380. I appreciate seemed to be getting a kick Letters to the Editor Policy your suggestions and comments.) out of all the attention he call the center at 606-256-4316. Letters to the editor must be no more than 400 words was getting while perched Livingston School Reunion without prior arrangements having been made. Letters on his handler’s arm, the The annual Livingston School Reunion will be held Oc- are published in the order in which they are received as “Roots” show stopper for me was tober 27th at the Rockcastle County Middle School. All space permits. Letters must not contain libelous materi- (Cont. from A2) Roscoe, the great horned former students, teachers, family and friends are invited als. Letters must be in the Signal office before 4 p.m. on owl. to attend. This year we will be recognizing the graduates Monday to be considered for that week’s publication. Chattanooga, and was gone He was perched on an of the classes of 1952, 1962 and 1972. Registration in- All letters must include the author’s name, signature, for the duration of the war. old, dead oak snag they had formation has been mailed to previous attendees. If you address and telephone numbers. Illegible letters will not From what can be erected especially for him in have not previously attended and need information, call be considered for publication. Letters not meeting these learned, all of the Bustles in the display and, for what- Barbara M. Castleberry 256-9188 or Doris Thompson guidelines will neither be published nor returned to the Southeastern Kentucky ever reason, he had decided 256-1843. author. For questions or to make arrangements for a let- originated with the line of to show his stuff in broad SilverSneakers Program ter exceeding the word limit, contact the editor at 256- Revolutionary War patriot, daylight, oblivious to the The Wellness Center at Rockcastle Regional offers 2244. Matthew Bustle. The came thousands of humans mill- Healthways SilverSneakers® Muscular Strength and ing around below him. No Range of Movement classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays microphone was involved at 10 a.m. beginning October 3, SilverSneakers® and when he bellowed out YogaStretch will be offered Wednesdays at 10 a.m. To his call, the handlers simply find out if you’re eligible for the SilverSneakers® pro- shrugged and explained that gram, call 256-2609. he was totally unpredictable Gibson Potluck Picnic and that he did that any time There will be a Gibson Potluck Picnic on Saturday, Sept. the mood struck him. 29th from 3 to 7 p.m. at the Sr. Citizens building behind About a week ago the Russell Acton Folk Center on Jefferson St. in Berea. Loretta and I had just turned For more info, call Yvonne at 859-986-8960. in when we heard the dis- Visit us at our Crab Orchard facility located tinctive “WHO- Clear Creek-Disputanta Reunion WHOOOA----WHO— The first Clear Creek-Disputanta community reunion will east of town across from Redi-Mart and WHO!”, coming from up be held September 29th at the Berry Ramey Park on Clear the branch in the woods Creek. Bring covered dishes, lawn chairs and beverages next to Dollar General Store across the way. We looked and enjoy a full day of fellowship and entertainment. A at each other, simulta- potluck will be served at 1 p.m. If you live out-of-town neously nodded our heads, or prefer, bring a bucket of Kentucky Fried Chicken. For Buying car bodies, tin, copper, aluminum, and said in unison, “State more information, call 859-986-9571. Fair.” Sons of Confederate Veterans aluminum cans, brass, batteries, steel I crawled out of bed, The Sons of Confederate Veterans (SCV), Rockcastle went to the front porch, Camp, meets the second Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. & stainless steel cupped my hand over my on the third floor of the county courthouse. For more mouth and did my best owl information, contact David Owens at 606-256-9870. Top Prices, Fast Friendly Service, Accurate Weights imitation as loudly as I could VFW News muster. Not quite as loud as VFW Post 5908 is open every day, except Wednesday the big guy up the road but and Sunday, from 5 to 7 p.m. or longer if needed. The Monday - Friday 8:00 to 4:00 • Saturday 8:00 to 12:00 good enough to pique his new commander is Charles “Dollar” Thomas. Contact 345 Main St. • Crab Orchard, KY curiosity. I echoed his call a the club at 606-758-9481 to use the facility for special few times and within ten events such as birthday parties, showers, familyreunions, minutes he was in the huge etc. tulip poplar directly in front 606-355-2322 of our house, about 150 Brodhead Lodge Meeting The Brodhead Masonic Lodge #556 meets every third Saturday at 7 p.m. on Main Street in Brodhead above Brodhead Pharmacy. RCDB Meeting Notice The Rockcastle County Development Board meets the 4th Wednesday of each month at noon at the Rockcastle County Courthouse 3rd floor Technology Center. The public is invited to attend. NA Women’s Meeting The Women’s NA Serenity Group of Mt. Vernon meets each Monday at 8 p.m. at the Christian Appalachian Project Community Center, 64 Beiting Lane, Mt. Vernon. Open meeting, non-smoking. Women’s Narcotics Meeting A Women’s Narcotics Anonymous Meeting is held ev- ery Monday evening at 8 p.m. at the Community Center, sponsored by Christian Appalachian Center. For more information, contact the Healing Rain Center at 256-5810. Alcoholics Anonymous Alcoholics Anonymous meets Tuesday nights at 8 p.m. behind Our Lady of Mt. Vernon Church on Williams St. in Mt. Vernon. Kiwanis Club Meetings The Rockcastle Kiwanis Club meets every Thursday at noon at The Renfro Valley Lodge in Renfro Valley. Ev- eryone welcome. Historical Society Hours The Rockcastle Historical Society is open on Mondays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the RTEC garage building. Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 27, 2012 • Pg. A5

A rabies clinic for dogs was held at the Livingston Fire Department on Monday. The clinic was sponsored by the Rockcastle County Health Department and the Rockcastle Veterinary Clinic in Mt. Vernon. Local veterinarian Dr. James Chism is shown above vaccinating Julie Blackburn’s dog “Sassy” for rabies. Yards to Paradise By Max Phelps need shelter from storms, a yard? Allowing some vio- Backyard Wildlife Habitats secure place to raise babies, lets, clovers and dandelions Get Results a place to bathe and wash to grow is probably a good I have seen a lot of baby away dander, dirt and lice. beginning (although you birds lately—over a dozen They need a choice in food, might be surprised to hear nests in trees I've planted not just the bagged stuff that from a landscaper). within the past year. (Plant- from China in the big box Several kinds of shrubbery, ing some diverse trees for store. not just all evergreen or all folks has produced some (Incidentally, bird feed- deciduous. More than one spectacular results!) Have ers will never keep a family kind of tree. A wet or “soft” also seen young wild tur- of robins happy...they love area, both sunny and shady keys galore lately. When to eat worms!) areas would be nice. Leav- wildlife has suitable habitat Look at butterflies: they ing an old stump or log or that provides safety from need to get away from tree would be helpful if you predators, plus ample food windstorms and rain as their can safely do so. Trees with supplies and a place for each bodies are so frail, they need nuts, fruits, cones—these all diverse species to do the re- their favorite plants on are eagerly discovered by production thing, you get which they will lay eggs to wildlife. successful wildlife families. raise their babies (the eggs Add a water source, a All critters need a place turn into worms that eat up pile or stones, some weeds to live, and then they can the leaves on your trees and left to produce seeds. Now function as instinct or judg- shrubs—but that is what your yard may be the most ment dictates, for better or happens if you lure lovely interesting one on the block worse. butterflies and they decide to various wildlife. What I happen to subscribe to to try growing a family in more could a critter want? the Genesis account where your yard!), they need lots The more diverse the en- man was given dominion of flowers that provide nec- vironment, the more diverse over animals. But part of tar all summer long, and the inhabitants. that includes stewardship they also need sunshine, The author is a landscaper. for the welfare of the ani- water and salt. Contact Max: mals. And just as a cattle Bluebirds nest in cavities [email protected] rancher selectively culls and (hollow stumps, posts, sells excess animals, so too trees—or birdhouses). it needs to be with wildlife, Those maple trees and taxus otherwise the wildlife might shrubs will never be home take over like in the novel, to bluebirds. Swallows like Animal Farm. the eaves of buildings to Humans have raised nest in. Just as there are hun- families and multiplied rap- dreds of bird species, each idly over the centuries. In one has differing habitat fact it could be stated that needs and food needs. Some electricity, running water, like thickets, some ever- the telephone and the green trees, some tall trees, internet are detrimental to some prefer little shrubs for the future of human be- nest building. Diverse habi- ings—instead of families of tat attracts diverse critters. six or twelve kids, there's Hedge rows, fence rows, about one and a half today. woods edges along a field (Even if we count aborted or clearing are all prime little ones, the count would habitat areas for the most di- still be down.) So, when life verse of wildlife. It is no was slower and difficult, wonder that weed killers people found more time to and pesticides reduced “get busy” than in today's songbird populations in the rushing around and always- past. Also, with added habi- on-the-go lifestyles One tat and supplemental feed- wonders if this narcissistic ing, it's not a surprise that generation is not far less wildlife numbers are grow- civilized despite our prodi- ing today. gious increase of knowl- Big farm fields with one edge and gadgets. crop, with clean-sprayed Anyway, back to habitat fence rows, with lots of and wildlife. A yard without chemicals in use, it's a won- weeds, with no trees, with der more species aren't ex- few shrubs, with clean fence tinct. But a lot of critters rows, is a yard hostile to adapt to changing condi- wildlife of most every kind. tions—just think of the rac- Grass, weed and brush kill- coon—he can't find a per- ers, as well as lawn mowers simmon tree, but he finds have made life difficult for dumpsters and trash cans. most critters. From worms Ditto with bears who find to spiders to frogs to bees people food more interest- to birds to deer—it's a rough ing than hunting fish or wild life with houses thickly bee honey or wild blueber- planted and nothing but ries. short-mowed grass to live So, what are some on. simple steps to improve Look at birds again: they wildlife habitat in your

Open Monday - Saturday 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. • Sunday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. 910 W. Main St. - Mt. Vernon - 606-256-9810 Pg. A6 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 27, 2012 Upcoming Reunions McClure Reunion Descendants of Johnny and Joe McClure will have a Family Reunion on Sat., Sept. 29th at the Kentucky Christian Assembly Shelter. Free Bible Courses These hand-crafted items Gates will open at 11 a.m. make great gifts. All pro- with lunch served at 1 p.m. Free Bible Corres- Bring a covered dish and pondence Course. Send ceeds go directly to mis- sions. join us for a day of fellow- your name and address to ship and fun. Everyone is 3168 Quail Road, Mt. Revival at Wildie invited. For information or Vernon, Ky. 40456. Wildie Christian Church directions, call Sheary Let the Bible Speak will hold a Revival begin- Caldwell at 758-8617 or Tune into “Let the Bible ning Sept. 30th through Oct. 308-1886. Speak,” with Brett Hickey, 3rd. Sunday, Sept. 30th, ser- Hope to see you there. on Sunday mornings at 8:30 vices will be at 11 a.m. and Carpenter-Phillips a.m. on WDKY Fox 56. 6 p.m. and Oct. 1-3 at 7 p.m. Evangelist will be John The Carpenter-Phillips Clear Creek Revival Reunion will be held at W. Samples, executive di- Mt. Vernon Mayor Mike Bryant proclaimed October as Mental Illness Aware- Clear Creek Baptist rector of the Christian Holy Lawrence Phillips’ place on Church will be in Revival ness Month, this past Tuesday, with a signing of the proclamation at the Land Foundation. There Horse Lick Creek in Jack- Oct. 7-10 with evangelist son County on Sat., Sept. Cumberland River Comprehensive Care Center in Mt. Vernon. The proclama- will be Special music each tion is to educate each other and the community in order to erase the stigma of Chad Burdette. Sunday ser- night and a homecoming 29th. Lunch will be served vices at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. mental illness and to keep families and consumers informed on treatments and dinner on Sunday at 1 p.m. at noon. All family and and Monday through services avaliable for the mentally ill in our community. Joining Mayor Bryant Benefit Singing/ friends are welcome. Bring Wednesday at 7 p.m. Special a covered dish and lawn for the signing of the proclamation were officers of the local chapter of NAMI music each service. Supper chairs. For more info, call (National Alliance on Mental Illness), front row, from left: Wayne Bullock, Presi- Pastor Billy Long and There will be a Benefit 606-453-2181. dent; Bryant; and Cassie Kendrick, Vice President. Back row: Robert Shackleford, congregation invite every- Singing/Chili & Hotdog Clear Creek- Program Coordinator; Pearl West, Treasurer; and Bonita Fleming, Secretary. one. Supper at Community Ho- Disputanta Reunion Homecoming liness Church on Fairground The first Clear Creek- Pastor Don Stayton, As- Hill on Saturday, Sept. 29th at 4 p.m. Disputanta community re- Mamaw’s Kitchen sociate Pastor Jeremy Ellis union will be held Septem- and Bible Baptist Church All proceeds will go to By Regina Poynter Hoskins help defray funeral ex- ber 29th at the Berry Ramey invite everyone to attend our Park on Clear Creek. Bring PUMPKIN BREAD 1 stick butter with wire whisk for 2 min- Homecoming on Sunday, penses for Doug Lovell. There will be special covered dishes, lawn chairs PUDDING 1/2 cup whipping cream utes or until well blended. September 30th. and beverages and enjoy a 2 cups half and half In a heavy sauce pan over Mixture will be thick. There will be special singing and a silent auction of cakes, pies and home full day of fellowship and 1 can (15 ounce) pure pump- medium heat, whisk sugar Spread over cream cheese singing during the 10 a.m. entertainment. A potluck kin and butter until butter melts. layer. Sunday School Hour and, at goods. For more information, will be served at 1 p.m. If 1 cup brown sugar, packed Add whipping cream and FINAL LAYER: 11 a.m., our guest speaker you live out-of-town or pre- 2 large eggs stir until sugar is dissolved. 1 tub (8 ounce) Cool will be Youth Pastor Jon contact: Susan Smith 308- 4280 or 256-9494, Kathy fer, bring a bucket of Ken- 1 teaspoon pumpkin pie This should take about 3 Whip®, thawed Burdette from Hickory tucky Fried Chicken. For spice minutes. Spread over pudding layer. Grove Baptist Church in In- Weaver 308-2973 or 256- 0627 or Holly Bryant 06- more information, call 859- 1 teaspoon cinnamon PUMPKIN LAYER PIE Refrigerate 4 hours or until dependence. 986-9571. 1 teaspoons vanilla FIRST LAYER: set. After the morning ser- 386-0487. Philadelphia United 10 cups egg bread, cut into 4 ounces cream cheese vice, dinner will be served Fundraiser at 1/2 inch cubes 1 tablespoon milk For Sale or Rent: at the Family Life Center. Baptist Church Lone Star Preheat oven to 350°. 1 tablespoon sugar Doublewide, 3BR/2BA Come spend this time Philadelphia United Grease a 9 x 13 baking dish 1 Graham cracker crust remodeled. Fireplace. In with us. The Buccaneers Cheer- Baptist Church will have a leaders will be hollding a (or use a non-stick spray). Mix cream cheese, milk and Sunnyside Estates. Call Fellowship Service yard sale on Friday and Sat- fundraising event at Lone In a large bowl, mix with a sugar in large bowl until 606-256-8603 or 606- There will be a Fellow- urday, Oct. 5 and 6 at Hwy. Star Farm Home and Sup- whisk all ingredients except well blended. Gently stir in 308-5459 for details. ship Service at Union 461 and Reverend Green ply this Saturday, Sept. 29th the bread. Stir in the bread half of Cool Whip®. Spread 42x4p Chapel Pentecostal Church Loop, 8 a.m. to ? All dona- from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. cubes. Pour into prepared onto crust. on Monday, Oct. 1st at 7 tions welcome. If you There will be grilled hot dish. Let sit for 30 minutes SECOND LAYER: p.m. will Bro. Jack Carpen- would live to donate items dogs with all the fixin’, great so some of liquid can be ab- 1 cup milk ter preaching. for the yard sale, please baked goodies, a cake walk sorbed by the bread. Bake 4 packages (4 ounce each) The church is located on leave at the church on and raffles of items donated for about 40 minutes at 350° INSTANT vanilla pudding 1505, approximately three Wednesday or Sunday or at by local area businesses. or until a toothpick inserted and pie filling miles east of Brodhead. the yard sale. With any purchase or in center comes out clean. 1 can (15 ounce) pumpkin Bro. Ralph Reynolds Church is located at 834 donation, your name will be Serve with your favorite 1/2 teaspoon ginger pastor and congregation Bryant Ridge Rd., entered for a drawing for a caramel sauce and sweet- 1 teaspoon cinnamon welcome everyone. Brodhead. Gordon Mink is fantastic Fall Entertainmet ened whipped cream. Good 1/4 teaspoon ground cloves WorldCraft Event pastor. Package donated by warm or cold. Pour milk into large bowl. There will be a Call 606-308-5368 for Melinda’s Celebrating EASY CARAMEL SAUCE Add dry pudding mixes, WorldCraft Event - Open more information. Home and Decor. 1 cup brown sugar, packed pumpkin, and spices. Beat House on Saturday, Sept. OUTreach for Christ Proceeds will be used to 29th from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Christ Crusades purchase uniform warm-up Rockcastle Assn. Ky. Bap- There will be an suits, trophies and the tist building, Freedom OUTreach for Christ - awards celebration. School Road, Mt. Vernon. Christ Crusades at the This ministry develops Rockcastle County Court- IGA Relay for sustainable, fair-trade busi- house on Friday, Saturday Life Fundraiser nesses among impoverished and Sunday, Sept. 28-30. people around the world. Mt. Vernon IGA will Preaching Friday and hold their 1st Annual Relay Saturday nights will be Bro. For Life Fundraiser, “Coun- Silver Sneakers Tony Shelton, pastor of Val- Program offering try Kickin’ For A Cure,” ley Baptist Church and Bro. this Saturday, Sept. 29th Jason Brown, youth pastor classes at Center from 6 to 10 p.m. at the The Wellness Center at of Valley Baptist will be Brodhead Fairgrounds. Rockcastle Regional offers preaching Sunday night. The event will feature There will be special Healthways Silver Sneak- The Copper Creek Bank ers® Muscular Strength and singing by: Grace Unlim- and Chris Middleton with Range of Movement classes ited on Friday night; Jason sound by Looney Tunez of and Amanda Brown on Sat- on Tuesdays and Thursdays Somerset. at 10 a.m. beginning Octo- urday night and Valley Bap- Admission is $5 per per- ber 3, SilverSneakers® tist Youth on Sunday night. son. Food and refreshments Bring a lawn chair. YogaStretch will be offered will be sold and there will Wednesdays at 10 a.m. To For more information, be a raffle for a 40” flat find out if you’re eligible for call Terry Osborne at 606- screen LCD HDTV. Tickets 308-1146 or Amanda the SilverSneakers® pro- are $5 each. All proceeds gram, call 256-2609. Brown at 606-308-4759. will benefit Relay for Life. The Mt. Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 27, 2012 • Pg. A7

11 a.m. Youth Pastor, Scott Adams 606-256-5577 Bro. Gary Bowling, Pastor Sunday Evening Worship Sunday School 10 a.m. Sunday Poplar Grove Baptist Church Directory 6 p.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. 145 Richlands Rd. • Wed. Prayer Service and Sun. & Wed. Evening 7 p.m. Morning Worship 11 a.m. Brodhead Believers House of Prayer Sunday Evening 6 p.m. Bible Study 7 p.m. Lighthouse Assembly of Children’s Church 11 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. 156 Scenic View Lane Wednesday evening 7 p.m. Youth Meetings: God Hispanic Services 6 p.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. U.S. 25 N, left at 18 mile marker Terry Orcutt, Pastor Sunday 5 p.m. Hwy. 1004 • Orlando, Ky. Evening Worship 6 p.m. Sunday Evening 7 p.m. Renfro Valley, Ky. Brush Creek Wednesday 7 p.m. Tim Hampton, Pastor Wednesday Wednesday Evening 7 p.m. Sabbath School Sat. 10 -11 a.m. Holiness Church Bobby Turner, Pastor 606-256-4884 • 606308-2342 Adult & Youth Worship 7 p.m. Providence church of Christ Morning Worship 11 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. 606-758-4007 Sunday School 10 a.m. New Wave Cable (KET2 ch. 3) 1 mile off Hwy. 70 on Hwy. 618 Evening Worship 7 p.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Crossroads Sunday Morning Worship Tues., Thurs., Sun. Dan McKibben, Minister Wednesday 7 p.m. Sunday Evening 7 p.m. Assembly of God 11 a.m. 9 a.m., 2 p.m., 7 p.m. 758-8524 or 758-9316 Pastor: Bill Davis Tuesday Prayer Meeting 7 p.m. Hwy. 150 • Brodhead Sunday Evening 6 p.m. Ottawa Baptist Church Sunday Bible Study 10 a.m. [email protected] Special Service 1st Sunday or Bro. Steven Vanhook, Pastor Tues. Night Intercessory Prayer 1074 Ottawa Rd. • Brodhead Sunday Morning Worship Bible Baptist Church each month at 11 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. 7 p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. 10:30 a.m. 100 Higher Ground (off US 25) Lonnie Reese McGuire, Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Wednesday Night Bible Study Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Sunday Evening 6 p.m. Mount Vernon, Ky. Pastor Sunday Evening Worship 7 p.m. Children’s Church 11 a.m. Wednesday Bible Study 7 p.m. Church Phone 606-256-5913 Buffalo Baptist Church 6:00 p.m. Little Country Church Sunday Discipleship email: e-mail: www.biblebaptist.org Located 15 miles south of Wednesday Night 7 p.m. Jarber Rd. Training/Youth Mission [email protected] Sunday School 10 a.m. Mt. Vernon on Hwy. 1249 Dixie Park Cornerstone Turn left off Rev. Green Loop Groups 6 p.m. www.WhatSaithTheScriptures.com Sunday Worship/Children’s (Sand Springs Rd.) 700 N. Powell St. Berea, Ky. onto Jarber Rd. Wednesday Services Roundstone Baptist Church 11 a.m. 606-256-4988 859-623-8292 • 859-985- Jack Weaver, Pastor Youth Choir 6 p.m. Rick Reynolds, Pastor Sunday Night Worship 6 p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. 2484 Sunday 6 p.m. Children’s & Youth Bible Study 606-758-8095 Wednesday Evening 7 p.m. Sunday Worship 11:15 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Wednesday 7 p.m. 6:45 p.m. • Service 7 p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Video services Tues., Thurs., & Sunday Evening Service 6 p.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Livingston Baptist Jim Craig, Pastor • 758-8453 Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m. Sat. at 11 a.m., 4 p.m. & 9 p.m. Tim Owens, Pastor Sunday Evening Service 6 Sunday School 10 a.m. [email protected] Sunday Night 6:00 p.m. Channel 3 - New Wave Calloway Baptist Church p.m. Adult & Youth Classes Available Our Lady of Mt. Vernon Wednesday Night 7 p.m. Cable Channel 5 in Berea and 76 Calloway Branch Rd. Wednesday Service 7 p.m. Catholic Church Richmond 1 p.m. Wednesdays Worship Service 11 a.m. Sand Hill Baptist Church Pastor: Don Stayton (Off US 25) • Calloway Gene Smith, Pastor Bro. Steve McKinney, Pastor 515 Williams St (across from MVES) Sand Hill Rd. Associate Pastor/Youth: Sunday School 10 a.m. Fairview Baptist Church 606-758-4097 Mount Vernon, Ky. Sunday School 10 a.m. Bro. Jeremy Ellis Sunday Worship 11 a.m. 520 Fairview Loop Road email: [email protected] 606-256-4170 Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m. Kids for Christ Sunday Evening 6 p.m. Mount Vernon, Ky. Livingston Christian Mass Times: Sunday Night 5:00 p.m. Children’s Ministry: Wednesday Evening 6 p.m. Sunday Services Church Tuesdays at 5 p.m. Thursday Night 6 p.m. Bro. Jarrod Amyx George Renner, Pastor Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Sabbath Mass: Sat., 5 p.m. Pastor Tommy Miller Secretary: Jo Roberts 256-8812 • 606-224-4641 Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Holy Days 5 p.m. Sand Springs Baptist Music Director: Dan Dull Central Baptist Church Children’s Choir 6 p.m. Arthur Hunt, Minister Fr. Frank Brawner, Pastor Directions: Take Hwy 1249, go Blue Springs 86 Maintenance Rd. Sunday Evening Service 7 p.m. Livingston Pentecostal Sister Joyce Moeller, exactly 5 miles, church on right Pastoral Associate Church of Christ Mt. Vernon, KY 40456 Sunday Adult Choir 8 p.m. Holiness Church Sunday School 10 a.m. 606-256-2988 Wednesday Services Philadelphia United 7 miles south of Mt. Vernon on Sunday School 10 a.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. centralbaptistky.org Creative Ministry 6 p.m. Hwy. 1249 (Sand Springs Rd) Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Baptist Sunday Evening 6 p.m. Pastor: Mark Eaton Bible Study 7 p.m. Services: Sunday Evening Service 6 p.m. 834 Bryant Ridge Rd. Brodhead Wednesday Evening 7 p.m. Home of “Central Baptist Youth Ministry QUEST 7 p.m. Sundays 10 a.m. & 6 p.m. Wednesday Service 7 p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Pastor: Bro. Eugene Gentry Christian Academy” RAs and GAs 7 p.m. Preaching Brethren Jim Miller, Pastor Sunday Evening Service 6 p.m. Scaffold Cane Baptist K-12 Private School Mission Friends 6 p.m. Zade McClure, Gary Reppert, 606-256-1709 Wednesday Service 7 p.m. Chris Cobb, Pastor “Central Time” Radio Vaughn Rasor, Pastor Marcus Reppert Macedonia Baptist Saturday Service 7 p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Broadcast 606-256-3722 Contact Info: Scaffold Cane Road Gordon Mink, Pastor Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m. WRVK 1460AM email: [email protected] Marcus Reppert Mount Vernon, Ky. 606-256-9724 Sunday Night 6:00 p.m. Monday -Friday 11:15 a.m. 104 Byrda Way • Mt. Vernon, Ky. Faith Chapel Pentecostal Bro. Barry Hurst, Pastor Pine Hill Holiness Wednesday Night 7 p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. 606-308-2794 S. Wilderness Road Sunday School 10 a.m. 5216 S. Wilderness Rd. Trinity Holiness Church Sunday Morning and [email protected] Mount Vernon, Ky. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Mt. Vernon, Ky. 40456 537 Trinity Ln. • Mt. Vernon Children’s Church 11 a.m. Bride of Christ Church Sunday School 10 a.m. Sunday Evening 6 p.m. Chris Davidson, Pastor Youth Pastor: Dwayne Hutton Sunday Evening 6 p.m. 100 High St. Mt. Vernon Sunday Evening Service 7 p.m. Wednesday Evening 7 p.m. 453-4801 Youth Director: Wednesday Bible Study, Sundays 6:00 p.m. Wednesday Service 7 p.m. Maple Grove Baptist www.pinehillholinesschurch.com Bro. Dewayne Hutton Thursdays 7:00 p.m. Prayer Meeting and “Patch Saturday Service 7 p.m. Hwy. 1004 (Big Cave Road) email: [email protected] Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Pastor Darlisa Holder the Pirate Club” 7 p.m. Jack Carpenter, Pastor Orlando, Ky. • 606-256-1873 Sunday School 10 a.m. Sunday at 7:00 p.m. 606-416-7136 Transportation and Nursery First Baptist Church Sun. Evening Worship 7 p.m. Union Chapel Pentecostal provided for all services Bro. Jerry Owens, Pastor 606-379-6335 340 West Main Street Thursday Night Worship 1505 Union Chapel Rd. Mark Eaton, Pastor Home Phone 606-256-3075 Brodhead Baptist Church Mt. Vernon, Ky. 606-256-2922 7:30 p.m. Brodhead, Ky. Church of Christ at Sunday School 10 a.m. Corner of Silver & Maple St. Bro. Eddie Nation, Pastor Sunday Morning Worship Sat. Night Worship 7:30 p.m. Ralph Reynolds, Minister Brodhead, Ky. 40409 Chestnut Ridge website: www.fbcmvkyorg 11 a.m. WRVK (1460 AM) Broadcast 606-355-2638 606-758-8316 2 miles south of Mt. Vernon email:[email protected] WRVK Broadcast 2 p.m. Noon Sundays Sunday School 10 a.m. Sunday Bible Study 10 a.m. Turn left off US Hwy 25 Sunday Services: 8:30 a.m., Sunday Evening 6 p.m. Pine Hill Missionary Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. & Sundays 10:00 a.m. 10:45 a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday Evening 7 p.m. Baptist Church Sunday Evening 7:00 p.m. 7 p.m. Wednesdays 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays: AWANA and Maretburg Baptist 81 Limeplant Hollow Road Thursday Evening 7:00 p.m. (Nursery Provided) Bro. Ova Baker Adult Bible Study 6:30 p.m. Church Mt. Vernon, Ky. 40456 United Gospel Sunday Youth Bible Study Bro. Dale McNew Live Broadcast WRVK 1460AM Bro. Clyde Miller, Pastor Church of Christ 5 p.m. Bro. Philip Scott Sundays at 11 a.m. 2617 New Brodhead Rd. 859-986-1579 4 miles off US 25 on Wildie Rd. Wednesday Adult & Youth Broadcast on New Wave Cable Mt. Vernon, KY 40456 Church of Christ on Sunday School 10 a.m. Buck Baker, Pastor Worship/Bible Study 7 p.m. Channel 3 Tues., Thurs. & Sun- Wayne Harding, Pastor Fairground Hill Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Church welcomes everyone Children’s Programs: day at 10 a.m., 3 p.m. & 8 p.m. Phone: 256-8844 Sunday Worship 10 a.m. Discipleship Training 5:30 p.m. Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m. RAs & GAs First Christian Church Sunday School 10 a.m. Different speaker each Sun. Morning Worship 11 a.m. Sunday Evening Worship Sunday Evening 6:00 p.m. Mission Friends and West Main St. Mt. Vernon Sunday Sun. Discipleship Training/ 6:00 p.m. Wednesday Evening 7:00 p.m. Creative Ministry 606-256-2876 Climax Christian Church Sunday Youth Missions Wednesday Prayer Meeting & Wildie Christian Church Ralph Baker, Pastor Bro. Bruce Ross, Pastor Hwy. 1912 6 p.m. Youth Service at 7:00 p.m. 1478 Wildie Rd. • Wildie Sunday School: 10 a.m. Brodhead Christian 308-2806 - 256-4138 - 256-5977 Sunday Worship 7 p.m. Prayer Partners Ladies Meeting 606-256-4494 Sunday Worship monthly every 2nd Tues. at 6:30 p.m. Church Sunday School 10 a.m. Wednesday Evening 7 p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. 237 W. Main St. Brodhead Sunday Worship 11 a.m. www.maretburgbaptist.org Pleasant Run Missionary Sunday Worship 10:55 a.m. Wednesday Bible Study 7 p.m. 606-758-8721 Wade Johnson, Minister [email protected] Sunday School 10 a.m. Family Fellowship 6 p.m. Flat Rock Missionary Sunday School 10 a.m. Climax Holiness Church McNew Chapel Baptist Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Bible Study 6 p.m. Sunday Evening 5 p.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. Sunday Night Worship 6 p.m. Baptist Sunday School 10 a.m. Bro. David Green, 1st Sunday in Month Church at Wednesday Bible Study 7 p.m. Thursday Nights 7 p.m. 504 Maple Grove Rd. Hwy. 1004 Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Pastor 2 p.m. at Rockcastle Tracy Valentine, Preacher 3rd Sat. of every month at Orlando, Ky. • 859-925-4048 Sunday Evening Service 6 p.m. Respiratory Care 606-758-8662 7 p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Wednesday Service 7 p.m. Cell 606-305-8980 Conway Missionary Fellowship Hour 11 a.m. Jerry Ballinger, Pastor Brodhead Church of God Baptist Sunday Evening Service 7 p.m. Mt. Vernon Church of God Call Church News to 256-2244 Wednesday Bible Study 7 p.m. Hwy. 3245 • Brodhead U.S. 25 between 1025 W Main St. Deadline is Noon Tuesday Thursday Night Visiting 7 p.m. 758-8216 Mount Vernon and Berea Mount Vernon, Ky. Contact: Doris Brown Sunday School 10 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. 606-256-0188 Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Sunday Morning Worship Sunday Worship 11 a.m. [email protected] Brodhead Pharmacy Sunday Evening Service 6 p.m. Freedom Baptist Church Wednesday Service 7 p.m. Main Street • Brodhead Freedom School Rd. Bobby Owens, Pastor Cindy’s Place Mt. Vernon 859-986-1317 Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Mt. Vernon Church of 606-758-4373 For all your gift ideas stop by Sunday Worship 11 a.m. the Nazarene Howard Saylor Open: David Collins Discipleship Training 6 p.m. 40 Fair Street • Mt. Vernon 9:30 to 6:30 Cindy’s Place, where you’ll find Sunday Evening Worship Sunday School 10 a.m. Pharmacist Mon. - Fri. Owner 7 p.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. • Willow Tree • Candleberry Candles Wednesday Evening Prayer Sunday Evening 6 p.m. “We Deliver County Wide” • Fenton • Primitive Home Decor Meeting & Youth/Children Stacy Smith, Pastor Classes 7 p.m. Mt. Zion Baptist Church Main Street • Mt. Vernon • 606-256-3431 www.freedomsbc.com 859-200-5640 email: Rockcastle Professional Open Mon. - Fri. 9 to 5 • Saturday 9 to 3 Sunday School 10 a.m. [email protected] Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Pastor: David Sargent Sunday Evening 6 p.m. Pharmacy 606-256-2968 Wednesday Evening 7 p.m. Newcomb Ave. • Mt. Vernon God’s Church of Zion Josh Chasteen, Pastor Collins Respiratory 35 McFerron St. New Hope Baptist Church 606-256-4613 Mt. Vernon, KY Jct. 1797 New Hope Tower Rd. Care Wed. Night 7 p.m. Orlando Open Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday School 2 p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Sat., 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Main Street • Brodhead Sunday Worship 3 p.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Pastor: Fred Hecker Sunday Evening 6 p.m. “Free Delivery” 606-758-9333 Hickory Grove Wednesday Evening 7 p.m. Pentecostal Church Bro. David Carpenter, Pastor Home Health Equipment & Supplies Hwy. 1505 (6 miles from Brodhead) Northside Baptist Church Insurance & Medicare Accepted Brodhead,Ky. 777 Faith Mountain Rd. Randal Adams, Pastor (Off 461 bypass) Mt. Vernon Owners: David Collins & Shelly Clements

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Norton - Stevens Gary and Donna Hayes of Mt. Vernon would like to announce the upcoming marriage of their daughter, Jes- Begley - Bullock sica Norton, to Shannon Stevens. Tammy Begley and Alice and David Begley, all of The wedding will be held Saturday, October 6th at Livingston announce the forthcoming marriage of their Wilks - Johnson 5:30 p.m. at Northside Baptist Church in Mt. Vernon. daughter, Sara, to Russell Bullock, son of Tina and Jeff Friends and family are invited to share in their joy as Conn of Mt. Vernon and Tony Bullock of Orlando. Noah and Pam Wilks of Louisa are happy to an- they exchange vows. The wedding will be an event of Friday, September nounce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of 28 at 5 p.m. at Faith Chapel Pentecostal Church at Burr. their daughter, Tabetha Denise, to Dustin Tyler Johnson, Everyone is invited to attend the nuptials and a potluck son of Gary and Angie Bullock of Mt. Vernon and Terry dinner will be served in the church’s shelter house Johnson of Wilmore. fellowing the ceremony. Tabetha is a 2011 graduate of Lawrence County High School and is currently studying to be an occupational therapist. Dustin is a 2008 graduate of Rockcastle County High School and graduated from Eastern Ken- tucky University in 2012 with a degree in agriculture education. He is currently teaching agriculture at Lynn Camp High School in Corbin. The wedding will take place October 6, 2012 at Free- dom Baptist Church in Mt. Vernon.

Mink - Farmer Den and Donna Mink of Somerset, and Barbara Collins of Manchester, wish to announce the marriage of their daughter, Leanna Mink to Coy Farmer. Coy is the son of Donald and Althea Farmer of Kings Mountain. Maternal grandparents are Vivian and the late Donald Glenn Renner of Mt. Vernon and the late Ken Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Vanzant and Vernie Mink of Shopville. Paternal grandparents are Lois and the late Oran Simms of Kings Mountain and Vanzant - Zumbrum wed the late Nolan and Marie Farmer of Mount Victory. Leanna is a 2007 graduate of Rockcastle County High Miss Rebecca J. Zumbrum and Mr. Rodney Vanzant School, and a 2012 graduate of Somerset Community were united in marriage June 7, 2012. College. She is employed at Rockcastle Regional Hos- The destination ceremony took place on beautiful pital as an LPN. Coy is a 2002 graduate of Lincoln Smathers Beach in Key West, Florida. Officiant Jason Back County High School and is employed at American Greet- conducted the evening ceremony and Duane Bongo D. Scott Hensley - Yeagley ings Distribution in Danville. provided the music on steel drum. Sherry and Ray Hensley wish to announce the up- The wedding will take place on October 13, 2012 at The bride’s parents hosted a seated dinner with authen- coming marriage of their daughter, Maria, to Blaine 1:30 p.m. Formal invitations have been sent. After a brief tic island cuisine on the terrace at the Roof Top Cafe and Yeagley, son of Nancy O'Diam of Lexington, Ohio and honeymoon in Nashville,TN, the couple will reside with Lounge. Rex Yeagley of Lakeland, Florida. their daughter, Lydia Mink, in Waynesburg. The bride is the daughter of Nevin and Marietta The wedding will be at Quail Community Park Sep- Zumbrum of Ewing, VA. She is the granddaughter of Eva tember 29,2012 at 4 p.m. with a reception to follow. and the late James Marsee of Ewing, VA and the late Mr. The couple will reside in Mount Gilead, Ohio. and Mrs. Austin Zumbrum of Gaithersburg, MD. The groom is the son of Alma and the late Delmer Vanzant of Mt. Vernon. He is the grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. Harvey and Bertha Vanzant and the late Logan and Mary McGuire. A host of close family and friends were in attendance and enjoyed the carefree island life for a week. The newly married couple reside in London, Ky. Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 27, 2012 • Pg. A9

"Blake McKinney finished overall second place and received the "Extreme Hitter" award in the Little Worlds Fair's Demo Derby this year. He would like to thank everyone that came out to watch and also those that helped in the pits to get him out for the The 100,000 ton crane that is being used to replace the 106-year-old railroad bridge in Livingston, now has its second heat. Special thanks to Dale Hensley and Mike boom attached. Production was halted last Tuesday because of heavy rains. During the rain, 43 support pads Combs." for the crane floated down the Rockcastle River. 28 were later recovered between Livingston and Skaggs Creek, 15 are still reported missing. The pads are estimated at $1,100 each and all 43 had to be replaced.

Mt. Vernon Police Department responded to a semi-truck that reportedly “ran out of gas” Monday while turning around on Hwy 461 in Mt. Vernon. Authorities say a Georgia man turned right off I-75 trying to locate the Derby City Truck Stop. Once the driver realized he made a wrong turn, he attempted to turn around at the intersection of Old Rocky Road and Hwy 461 when he ran out of gas blocking all three lanes of Hwy 461. Five Generations Traffic was backed up for approximately one hour while police rerouted traffic to Hwy 1326 and Richmond Shown above are five generations. Pauline Schauer Street. holding her great great grandson, Peyton Carter. Seated beside Ms. Schauer is her daughter, Patricia Carroll. Rockcastle's Got Talent is October 20th at RCHS Peyton’s mom, Katrina Chasteen, is shown above at The Livingston Com- U Safe? are co-sponsor- There will be several RCHS, RCMS, and at the right along with Peyton’s grandmother, Angelia Mullins. munity Lions Club and R ing the first Rockcastle's acts in the competition Livingston Community Got Talent show. It will this year. You are invited Lions Club booth at the be held Saturday night, to come out and support Bittersweet Festival. Subscribe to the Signal October 20, 2012 at the your local talent and Tickets prices are: Adults Rockcastle County High these two community ser- $6.00, Ages 12-18 $5.00, for all your hometown news School Auditorium, be- vice organizations. Tick- Ages 3-12 $3.00, and un- Call 606-256-2244 ginning at 7 p.m. ets are on sale at the der 3 free. Pg. A10 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 27, 2012 Rockets fall to Perry Central during Homecoming/UNITE Bowl By: Doug Ponder the Commodores ahead 33- as well as an assisted sack, The Rockcastle County 18. Bussell and Chris Wren with Rockets lost to the Perry The Commodores put the four each, Shaffer and Central Commodores at game away in the fourth Haddix with three each, and home last Friday night 40- quarter when wide receiver Jones with two. McDaniel 24 during their Homecom- Tyler Fugate pulled in a 20 and Adams were also cred- ing and the annual UNITE yard pass from Pray for a ited with one tackle each. Bowl. touchdown. The extra point Head Coach Scott Parkey Last Friday night’s game attempt was good making it said that even though they was the first time the Com- 40-18. lost the game, he felt the of- modores have defeated the The Rockets would score fense had one of its best Rockets in football. again late in the fourth quar- games all season by putting The Commodores were ter on a 15 yard pass from up 327 total yards on offense first to get on the board, scor- McPhetridge to tight end with 218 rushing yards and ing the only touchdown in Boone Saylor making the fi- 109 passing. the first quarter after Austin nal score 40-24 after a failed “Offensively, we played Pray punched the ball in for two point conversion. much better than in previous a one yard touchdown run. McPhetridge finished the weeks,” Parkey said. “Our The extra point was good game 13 of 19 passing for blocking at the line of scrim- giving the Commodores the 109 yards and two passing mage was much better and Representative Danny Ford and Senator Jared Carpenter were on hand to help early 7-0 lead. touchdowns with one inter- allowed us to create more with the coin toss during last Friday night’s game. The UNITE Coalition paid But the Rockets struck ception. McPhetridge also running room for the backs.” tribute to Ford and Carpenter for partnering with UNITE through legislation back on offense early in the picked up 58 yards on the However, Parkey said the in Frankfort. Also pictured is Mt. Vernon native Kenny Johnson, one of the second quarter with a 5 yard ground and had one rushing Rockets defense proved to referees during the game. touchdown by senior run- touchdown as well. be the Achilles Heel during ning back Damien McDaniel led the rushing the game as the Commo- McDaniel. However, the attack with 85 yards and one dores offense put up a stag- Rockets failed to convert on touchdown. Senior running gering total of429 yards on the extra point attempt mak- back Jacob Bussell rushed the night with 200 yards on ing the score 7-6. for 50 yards on 15 carries the ground and 229 yards The Commodores would and senior fullback Tommy through the air. score three unanswered Shaffer rushed for 22 yards Parkey said the majority touchdowns on the Rockets on two carries. Sophomore of the Commodores success in the remainder of the sec- Chance Ansardi also carried on offense came from their ond quarter and the Rockets the ball one time for 3 yards. dual-threat quarterback Aus- trailed the Commodores 26- Saylor caught a total of tin Pray who was 7 of 11 6 at halftime. three passes for 25 yards and passing for 229 yards and In the third quarter, the one touchdown. Smith also three passing touchdowns. Rockets were first to score caught two passes for 12 He also led the when junior quarterback yards and one touchdown. Commodore’s rushing at- Corey McPhetridge punched Other Rockets making tack with 88 yards and one the ball from the one yard catches were senior Eli rushing touchdown. line. But the extra point at- Haddix with two catches for “One of the hardest tempt failed again cutting 37 yards, junior Brandon things to defend is a quarter- the lead to 26-12. Jones got three receptions back like Pray who is savvy RCHS Junior tailback Jacob Bussell breaks a tackle on one of his 15 rush at- The Commodores would for 13 yards, sophomore enough to run and pass tempts for 50 yards during last Friday night’s 40-24 loss to Perry Central. be next to score on a 90 yard Isaiah Adams with one for equally well,” Parkey said. touchdown pass from Aus- 11 yards, McDaniel with one “When we collapsed on him tin Pray to wide receiver for 7 yards and Shaffer to slow his runs, he would Nathan Pray. The extra point caught one for 4 yards. pass them over our heads for attempt was good extending Junior Jared Lake had the big plays.” their lead to 33-12 late in the best game of his career as he The Rockets will begin third quarter. led the Rocket’s defensive district play this Friday night In an attempt to stay in effort with a total of eight when they travel to Russell the game, the Rockets tackles. County for a match-up with scored on their first posses- Other Rockets picking up the Lakers. Game time is set sion in the fourth quarter tackles and assists were for 7 p.m. central time and 8 when McPhetridge con- Ansardi with seven as well p.m. eastern time. nected with a 3 yard touch- as one sack, Smith got six Parkey said the Lakers down strike to senior Tyler tackles as well as an assisted are a very talented team and Smith. The extra point at- sack, McPhetridge had five are really good on both sides tempt was no good keeping tackles, Saylor also got five of the ball. “By returning ten starters on both offense and defense, they will be very tough this year,” Parkey said. “How- ever, we are also better than we were at the beginning of the year. But we have to con- tinue to improve in practice RCHS senior Eli Haddix is shown picking up a block during an extra point at- this week if we want to leave tempt against Perry Central last Friday night. The Rockets are now 2-4 on the Russell County with a win.” season and will travel to Russell County Friday night to take on the Lakers. Game time is set for 7 p.m. central time (8 p.m. est).

Junior wide reciever Brandon Jones is makes a Abbey Eaton is gets a kill in JV action aginst Burgin catch during last Friday night’s loss against Perry last Thursday night. Central. Jones made three receptions for 13 yards.

Junior Gabby Miller is shown getting a dig during her team’s varsity game last Thursday night against Burgin. The Rockets are now 6-13 on the season.

Senior Hannah Eaton is shown above attempting a block during her team’s varsity game last Thurs- Senior Hannah Bullock is shown making a kill dur- Junior Danielle McNew serves during her team’s JV day night against Burgin. The Rockets will host the ing last Thursday night’s loss to Burgin. Also pic- game last Thursday night against Burgin. The JV Somerset Briar Jumpers this Thursday at 5:30 p.m. tured is senior Heather Clontz. team won their match and are 12-13 on the season. Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 27, 2012 • Pg. A11

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The 2012 Rockcastle County High School football homecoming was held last Friday night during halftime of the Rockcastle vs. Perry Central football game. 2012 RCHS King candidates are shown above front row, from left: Blake Kelley, Justice Masters, Trevor Scheffler, Carter Blanton, Tate Clements, John Curtis Wil- son, Ashton Arvin, Ricky Harris, Sam Pensol, Gage Reynolds, David Wynn and Matt Pruitt. In the photo below are the Queen candidates, shown front row, from left: Shelby Convery, Kali Lay, Kaleigh Noel, Kendra 859-302-0197 Tiling • Flooring Dees, Rachel Cain, Kaitlyn Delph, Lauren Burton, Jourdan Blanton, Makenna Roberts, Cheyenne Morgan, Samantha Payne and Jessica Thacker. General Construction

Two arrested Agricultural News Want a top quality vacuum cleaner but do not want to pay the high commission or high pressure of out of county By: Warden Alexander, FSA Director door-to-door salesmen? for burglary We carry Electrolux & Rainbow Hispanic and Women 1099-MISC to each multi- products at By: Doug Ponder Farmers Can Seek county producer whose total Two people were arrested for burglary last Tuesday af- Compensation to Resolve reportable payments for each factory direct prices. ter breaking into a variety shop owned by Angela Discrimination tax identification number are Electrolux canister $799.99 & Stallsworth Mink on Main Street in Livingston. If you believe that the equal to or greater than $600. Rainbow Canister $753. United States Department of Those arrested were Ronald Lee Sack, 53 and Bryan Multi-county producer Compare and save plus buy local and have local service. Delane Robinson, 24, both of Livingston. Agriculture (USDA) im- IRS forms will use the According to the Sheriff’s Department, Deputy Sheriff properly denied farm loan producer’s mailing address Matt Bryant responded to a complaint that two males were benefits to you between associated with the lowest trying to break into the old Livingston school building. 1981 and 2000 because you State number and then the Once Bryant arrived at the scene, he completed a walk are Hispanic or a female you lowest county number through and couldn’t find any damage done or anyone in- may be eligible to apply for within that State identified as side the school building. compensation. receiving payments for the While inside the school, Bryant was notified by 911 that The claims periods will reportable calendar year. The the two males had made entry into Mink’s variety store open on Monday, September Kansas City address will be 256-9870 across from the school building. 24, 2012 and remain open used as the return address on After further investigation, Bryant noticed the back door for 180 days ending on the IRS forms. to Mink’s store was open and there was a plastic bag of March 22, 2013. merchandise located just inside the back door. If you think you might be Stop by and see Prior to exiting the building, Bryant received an anony- eligible to file a claim, ac- mous tip from a Livingston resident who told Bryant he cess the Hispanic and Marlene Lawson saw the two males break into the building and drive off in Women Farmer and Rancher for all your life and a brown Saturn car. Center at 1-888-508-4429 or After exiting the building, Bryant observed two males visit the website at health insurance needs! inside a brown Saturn car traveling on McClure Street be- www.farmerclaims.gov. fore turning onto Mahaffey Hill Road. Emergency Loans (606) Upon making the traffic stop and receiving consent from On August 15, 2012, Sec- Sack to search the vehicle, Bryant found a small gold plated retary Vilsack declared 68 picture frame and an Axion brand CD/MP3 player in the Kentucky counties including 256-2050 passenger floorboard. Bryant also found a pair of metal Rockcastle County as disas- bolt cutters in the back seat and another set of metal bolt ter areas due to damages and cutters in the trunk. losses caused by drought that The items found in the car where later identified by Mrs. occurred on April 1, 2012, Mink as part of her store’s inventory and she told Bryant and is continuing. The dec- that she hadn’t sold them to anyone. laration code for this disas- Both Sack and Robinson were charged with possession ter designation is S3349. of burglary tools and burglary, third degree. EM loan applications for Sack and Robinson were lodged in the Rockcastle physical and production losses will be received County Detention Center and were both later released on a Visit us on the Internet at https://www.kyfb.com/rockcastle/insurance/ $5,000 unsecured bond. through April 15, 2013, and applications pending on that Man arrested Sunday for drug date may be processed and completed. possession after traffic stop Changes Being Made for By: Doug Ponder IRS Reporting as of A Brodhead man was arrested Sunday for drug posses- Calendar Year 2012 sion after the Kentucky State Police made a traffic stop on Internal Revenue Code North Wilderness Road in Mt. Vernon. section 6041(a) and section Arrested at the scene was Christopher Scott Jones, 39, 6041A(a) state that report- of Brodhead. able payments made to any According to state police reports, trooper Scottie recipient of the payments Pennington made the traffic stop after observing Jones trav- during a calendar year total- eling 80 mph in a 55 mph zone. ing less than $600 are not Once Pennington approached the vehicle, Jones ap- required to be issued IRS peared under the influence of a controlled substance and Form 1099-G or IRS Form was attempting to conceal something under the driver’s seat. 1099-MISC. Upon asking Jones to step out of the vehicle, Pennington This rule does not apply noticed he was attempting to conceal something in his right if withholding was withheld hand and refused to open it when asked. Jones then tossed from payments. If voluntary the pill he was concealing in his right hand into his mouth withholding or backup (in- and swallowed it. voluntary) withholding was After swallowing the pill, Jones attempted to resist ar- withheld and payments were rest before being apprehended by Pennington. less than $600, then IRS After searching the vehicle, Pennington found one Form 1099-G or IRS Form oxycodone pill and one Xanax pill in the driver’s seat. 1099-MISC will be issued. Jones was charged with two counts of possession of a Beginning with calendar controlled substance, tampering with physical evidence, year 2012 IRS reporting, speeding and resisting arrest. Kansas City will not gener- Jones remains lodged in the Rockcastle County Deten- ate and mail IRS Form 1099- tion Center on a $5,000 cash/property bond. G and/or IRS Form 1099- MISC to producers if the to- Want a top quality vacuum cleaner but do not want to pay tal of reportable payments the high commission or high pressure of out of county for each tax identification door-to-door salesmen? number is less than $600. However, if voluntary We carry Electrolux & Rainbow withholding or backup (in- products at voluntary) withholding was factory direct prices. withheld from a payment Electrolux canister $799.99 & and total payments are less Rainbow Canister $753. than $600, then the appropri- ate IRS 1099 form will be is- Compare and save plus buy local and have local service. sued. Beginning with calendar 256- year 2012 IRS reporting, Kansas City will also be is- 9870 suing one IRS Form 1099- G and/or one IRS Form Pg. A12 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 27, 2012

on a $5,000 unsecured bond and Bradshaw re- “Assault” “Child” mains lodged in the Rockcastle County Deten- (Cont. from front) (Cont. from front) tion Center on a $5,000 unsecured bond. foot just minutes before of- Once officers arrived, ficers arrival and that he left there were several vehicles his truck parked in the that had stopped and re- “Festival” driveway without the keys moved the girl from the (Cont. from front) in the ignition. She also told busy highway. officers that Christian had Upon further investiga- Courtney Hale and Matt taken the keys to her ve- tion, officers contacted the Cromer will perform from hicle as well. girl’s parents approxi- 10:30 to 11 a.m., followed As officers left the scene mately 50 minutes after she by the Bittersweet Cloggers and attempted to find was found walking on the performing until noon. Christian in Brodhead, highway. The parade will be from Payne called 911 saying Pennington told officers noon to 1 p.m. and Dale Christian had returned to that he put the child back Ann Bradley will perform her residence and was leav- inside the house and told from 1 to 2:15 p.m. ing in his truck. Bradshaw that he was leav- The Carl Doan Band Officers pursued Chris- ing. Bradshaw told officers will perform from 2:30 to Former RCHS baseball player and 2004 graduate, Devin Taylor is now the head tian and pulled him over at that she didn’t hear 3:45, followed by Tony baseball coach at Owens Communty College in Toledo, Ohio. Taylor, the son of the intersection of Hwy Pennington say he was Mills. Southern Strings will Coy and Linda Taylor of Brodhead, will take over a baseball program that is look- 1505 and Sycamore Street leaving and that she take the stage from 6 to ing to rebound from a 19-35 record last season. in Brodhead. Christian told thought the child was with 7:45 p.m. officers he threw Payne’s him. The Wild River Band ing.” credit to my parents be- keys into the neighbor’s During the confusion, will perform for Saturday Taylor quit playing for cause they are who shaped yard across from her house. the girl left the home and night’s street dance from 8 the Marlins in 2009 to start me into the person I am to- The keys were later found walked approximately 500 to 11 p.m. “Taylor” his coaching career at his day.” by the officers and returned feet onto Hwy 461 by her- Entertainment during alma mater where he served Taylor said he is excited (Cont. from front) to Payne. self. the festival will also in- as the teams catching, hit- for the opportunity to take Christian was charged Both Pennington and clude free inflatables for the ting and pitching coach. over a baseball program with burglary first degree, Bradshaw were charged children and vendor booths. never gave in and knew I During Taylor’s three that is looking to rebound stalking first degree and as- with endangering the wel- There will also be a trol- had to be there for my seasons as assistant coach, from a 19-35 record this team.” Lincoln Trail catchers past season. sault second degree. fare of a minor and wanton ley available for festival Once Taylor graduated threw out an impressive 49 “My goal for this season Christian remains endangerment, first degree. goers to take to the Harvest from IPFW with a percent of would-be base is to restore this program to lodged in the Rockcastle The child has been Festival in Renfro Valley. bachelor’s degree in general stealers, the team batting a championship contender County Detention Center placed with other family For more information, studies, he accepted an of- average was above .300 and team,” Taylor said. “I also on a $5,000 cash/property members. contact City Hall at 256- fer to play baseball in the the team ERA was below want to help these young bond. Pennington was released 3437. Canadian leagues where he 3.40. men get to the next level spent two seasons with the Also while at Lincoln while achieving academic Brandon Marlins out of Trail, Taylor had the privi- excellence and helping Brandon, Manitoba. lege of recruiting and them better prepare for ev- “The best experience I coaching some Lincoln eryday life in the real world Mark’s Hardware and gained from playing in the Trail players who went on outside of baseball.” Canadian leagues was play- to be drafted in the MLB ing a game I loved dearly draft. Sporting Goods in a different country,” Tay- “I had the pleasure of “Fair” lor said. “The experience also coaching a few players 226 West St. • Brodhead • 606-758-8435 and friendships I made dur- that were drafted,” Taylor (Cont. from front) ing those two years in said. “Most notable was SourceHOV’s career Canada are ones that will Defiance, Ohio native Jus- last a lifetime.” tin Hancock who is cur- fair will be held at 618 While playing in the Ca- rently with the Fort Wayne Progress Drive in the Fall and Winter Sale nadian leagues, Taylor said Tin Caps of the San Diego Rockcastle County South his former Lincoln Trail Padres organization.” Industrial Park in Mt. October 6th • 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. coach called him at the end Taylor credits his suc- Vernon from 10 a.m. to 5 of his first season and of- cess to his former coaches p.m. on Oct. 3rd and 4th. fered him an assistant and his parents, Coy and For directions, or job fair 10% off all stoves and heaters coaching position. Linda Taylor of Brodhead, questions, call 606-878- “At first I was hesitant who believed in him and 4000. 20% off guns and fishing supplies and it took me about a week provided opportunities for SourceHOV has more to give him an answer but I him to accomplish his than 12,000 employees eventually said yes,” Taylor dreams. globally and drives high- Come see Eddie in the Sporting Goods and said. “Within a month, I fell “All my former coaches value business outcomes in love with it and that is helped make me a better for leading organizations, Donna in hardware! when I knew I wanted to player and coach,” Taylor including more than half of Watch paper for more special events pursue a career in coach- said. “I also owe the biggest the Fortune 100. Serving Rockcastle County Since 1887 Second Section Thursday, September 27, 2012 Hospital sponsors Breast Cancer Awareness event Rockcastle Regional education, dinner, hand annually as breast cancer Hospital will sponsor the massages and pink mani- awareness month; the most annual Ladies Night Out for cures and door prizes. Ev- common form of cancer in breast cancer awareness on ery woman will receive a women. Early detection is Thursday, October 11 at free gift. Dr. Karen Saylor the first step in the fight 5:30 p.m. in the Wellness is the keynote speaker and against breast cancer. It is Center (3rd floor Outpatient the event will also feature an important to know your risk Services Building). Women expert panel. and the importance of early are invited to bring their If you plan to attend, detection. The American girlfriends to participate in please call 256-7746 or Cancer Society recom- the free event for breast can- email [email protected] mends an annual mammo- cer awareness. by October 5. gram, starting at age 40. The event will feature October is recognized Speak to your health care provider about what’s best for you. Rockcastle Regional During the month of Oc- tober, Rockcastle Regional Blast from the Past!!! to host Body Recall Hospital will offer reduced rates on mammograms. To The week's photographs are from the Pine Hill Coal Company. If you have a photo- Rockcastle Regional Body Recall presentation schedule your digital mam- graph for Blast From The Past contact David Owens at 606-256-98970. Hospital is hosting a special and a free demonstration mogram, call 256-7878. Flu Shot Clinic for the community on Fri- day, September 28, 2012 at Bittersweet at Cash Express 9:30 a.m. in the Wellness Cash Express will hold a Center. (The Wellness Run/Walk Flu Shot Clinic on Wednes- Center is located on the 3rd floor of the Outpatient Ser- The Bittersweet 5K run day, October 17th from 9:30 and 2-mile walk is set for a.m. to 5:30 p.m. vices Center.) Body Recall, a Ken- Saturday, October 6 in The flu shots will be downtown Mt. Vernon dur- given by Rite Aid personnel tucky-based national non- profit organization, whose ing the annual Bittersweet and the cost will be $29.99. Festival. This event is race Refreshments will be mission is lifetime fitness, has been training instruc- number 10 of 12 in the served. For more informa- Rockcastle Regional tion, call Donna or Jessica tors and implementing pro- grams to promote preven- County-Wide Stride series. at 606-256-0886. The run/walk begins at tative fitness, flexibility, 7:30 a.m. Race day registra- IGA Relay for and fall prevention for tion is from 6:30-7:20 a.m. people (clients/staff/em- at Rockcastle County Life Fundraiser ployees) of all ages and Mt. Vernon IGA will Courthouse. Cost is $20 on abilities for over 30 years. race day or you may pre- hold their 1st Annual Relay A presentation and dis- For Life Fundraiser, “Coun- register for $15 by October cussion, led by Jeff Rubin, 3 at rockcastleregional.org/ try Kickin’ For A Cure,” Executive Director of Body this Saturday, Sept. 29th countywidestride. Partici- Recall, an Administration pants receive a free t-shirt. from 6 to 10 p.m. at the on Aging-approved evi- Brodhead Fairgrounds. For more information dence-based program, will The event will feature contact Susan Brown- focus on how falls and fall The Copper Creek Bank Turley at (606) 256-7746 or prevention impacts our and Chris Middleton with e-mail [email protected]. healthcare initiative. sound by Looney Tunez of Somerset. Carolyn Wallace, Certified Free program Admission is $5 per per- Body Recall Instructor and son. Food and refreshments Trainer, and students from for cancer will be sold and there will her fall recovery demon- be a raffle for a 40” flat stration team (ages 56 – 90 patients and screen LCD HDTV. Tickets plus) will show what is pos- are $5 each. All proceeds sible at any age and with families will benefit Relay for Life. any ability through Body Rockcastle Regional Recall exercises. Hospital & Respiratory LHS Reunion Body Recall classes will Care Center will sponsor a begin at the Wellness Cen- The annual Livingston free program for cancer pa- ter the week of October 8 School Reunion will be held tients, family members, and will be Monday, October 27th at the friends and survivors on Wednesday and Friday at Rockcastle County Middle Tuesday, October 16th at School. This year we will be 10 a.m. Registration is $35 the Education Center (3rd recognizing the graduates of per participant for class ma- floor Outpatient Building) the classes of 1952, 1962 terials ($45 for a couple) from 5:30-6:30 p.m. A Dedication ceremony for new and 1972. Registration in- and a ($2) per class fee. healthy meal will be pro- formation has been mailed If you have questions, vided and attendees will piano at nursing home is Oct. 1 to previous attendees. If you please contact Betty Purcell hear about the importance need information, call Bar- (256-7704 or of maintaining proper nu- One young man’s dream him was in terrible shape. Refreshments will be pro- bara M. Castleberry 256- [email protected]) or trition that includes tips and of a new piano for Rock- Jesse took it upon him- vided. 9188 or Doris Thompson Arielle Reese (256-7880 or hints on how to maintain castle Health and Rehabili- self to gather enough dona- “We would like every- 256-1843. [email protected]) proper nutrition during can- tation Center in Brodhead tions to buy a new piano for one who helped make this cer treatment, as well as af- has come to fruition. the facility and that cam- project a success to come ter. To sign up of for more Jesse Stallsworth, a paign has reached its goal. join us for this special oc- information, call Gayle freshman at UK, visits the A dedication ceremony casion,” Jessie said. DeBorde at 256-7798. nursing home regularly to will be held at the nursing For more information, This program is a part of play the piano for residents, home on Monday, October contact Jesse at 256-9007 or the American Cancer including his grandmother, 1st at 6:30 when the new in- Kathy Wright, activities di- Society’s “I Can Cope” and the piano available to strument will be on display. rector at the center. program. “I Can Cope” is a program taught by doc- tors, nurses, social workers, dietitians and other health care professionals that are experts on cancer care. The support group offers the op- portunity to learn more about cancer and how to cope with the challenges a cancer diagnoses brings. Rockcastle's Got Talent The Livingston Commu- Miss Kentucky Teen nity Lions Club and R U Safe? are co-sponsoring the Miss Carol Anne Stewart, age 16, daughter of Jon and Melissa Stewart of Nicholasville, Kentucky, and first Rockcastle's Got Talent granddaughter of Mike and Carol Bryant, of Mt. Vernon, show. It will be held Satur- day night, October 20, 2012 Kentucky, was awarded the title of Miss Kentucky Teen America on September 8, 2012 at the UrsulineArts Cen- at the Rockcastle County Brodhead Alliance Committee Car Show ter, in Louisville, Kentucky. She represented the City High School Auditorium, beginning at 7 p.m. of Nicholasville and was one of 17 contestants from When: September 28th • 5 to 9 p.m. across the state of Kentucky. She was judged in four There will be several acts areas: Interview, Fitness, Fashion Modeling and in the competition this year. You are invited to come out Where: Downtown Brodhead Evening Gown. The Miss Teen America organization strives to iden- and support your local tal- tify girls who possess personality, poise, intelligence and ent and these two commu- Needed: Your Old Car nity service organizations. beauty. The organization also encourages contestants Dash Plaques for 1st 30 Cars • Trophies awarded at 7:30 p.m. to get involved with organizations in their community Tickets are on sale at the that benefit those in need. RCHS, RCMS, and at the Livingston Community Li- Also Needed: Vendors of all sorts As Miss Kentucky Teen America, Carol Anne will represent Kentucky at the Miss Teen America Pageant ons Club booth at the Bit- DJ Charlie Napier to be held in Orlando, Florida in July of 2013. In the tersweet Festival. Tickets prices are: Adults $6.00, meantime, she will enjoy a year of making appearances Please call David at Collins Respiratory 758-9333 or throughout the state and being involved in her commu- Ages 12-18 $5.00, Ages 3- nity. 12 $3.00, and under 3 free. Becky at City Hall 758-8635 for info. Pg. B2 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 27, 2012

Money Tips for Students News from the Don’t hide from your bills If you are having trouble tight money situation. Rockcastle paying a bill, contact the KHEAA is the state company immediately to agency that administers work out a payment plan. Kentucky’s grant and schol- Courthouse Whatever you do, do not ig- arship programs, including nore letters and calls from the Kentucky Educational Gary Abney, $54.21. Billy Griffin Haddix, 29, property in Rockcastle your creditors, according to Excellence Scholarship Frank and Lora Baker, Mt. Vernon, self-employed. County, to Laura J. and Sam the Kentucky Higher Edu- (KEES). It provides finan- Circuit Civil $144.04. 9/14/12 Dye and Michael Murphy. cation Assistance Authority cial literacy videos at http:/ Frank and Lora Baker, Geraldine Renae Harris, No tax (KHEAA). /itsmoney.kheaa.com. Suits $291.68. 32, East Bernstadt, factory Christopher M. and It is best to explain every- KHEAA also provides free Robert Caudill, et al, to Gregory Wayne Hall, 23, Brooke Bishop, property in thing in a letter so you have copies of “It’s Money, Russell Cole vs. Tanya $82.52. East Bernstadt, factory. 9/ Dusty Trails Subdv., to a written record. Before Baby,” a guide to financial Cole, petition for dissolu- Bobby and Linda Bond, 14/12 Everett W. Wade. Tax $10. writing the letter, look at literacy, to Kentucky tion of marriage. CI-00210 $125.59. Lisa Whitehill, 47, Vicki Benge, property on your finances to come up schools and residents upon Karen Bacon, $39.48. livingston, MHT Baptist Negro Creek Road, to Jerry with a payment amount you request at Jane Bales Estate, Health Center to Charles and Kathy Denney. Tax $25. can handle. That lets your [email protected]. District Civil $58.75. Jones, 51, Livingston, Commonwealth of Ken- creditor know you still plan To learn how to plan and David E. Biggs, $57.90. farmer. 9/17/12 tucky, Transportation Cabi- to pay what you owe and prepare for higher educa- Suits Mary Bell Bond, $82.52. Traci Darlene Jones, 20, net, property on Livingston- will pay as much as possible tion, go to Deanna Burdette, Mt. Vernon, Arby’s to Bruce Lamero Road, to Kenneth during your financial www.gotocollege.ky.gov. Capital One Bank vs. $390.18. Wayne Hatfield, 19, B. Gilliam. crunch. For more information about Tasha R. Burton, $582.17 Mary Burke, $94.83. Barbourville, Burger King. Ruby Thompson, prop- Most companies will Kentucky scholarships and plus claimed due. Gerald Chasteen, 9/17/12 erty in Rockcastle County, work with you if you are up grants, visit Rockcastle Hospital and $205.57. Nannie Hunt, 51, to Carl Dean and Elizabeth front about your difficulties. www.kheaa.com; write RespiratoryCre vs. Hanners Troy Bullock, $39.48. Brodhead, homemaker to Avonell Coleman. Tax $13. Ask if your creditor will KHEAA, P.O. Box 798, Gevedon, $2,008.61 plus David Alcorn, $64.06. Terry Childress, 51, Randall and Betty Joyce waive any penalties and will Frankfort, KY 40602; or call claimed due. C-00185 Brodhead, construction. 9/ McCracken, property in extend your payment period 800-928-8926, ext. 6-7372. John Hamm, et al vs. 17/12 Rockcastle County, to Crys- if you are temporarily in a Leslie Stutts, forcible de- Sally Anne Stewart, 67, tal Faulkner. No tax tainer complaint Marriage Mt. Vernon, retired to Carl Dean Hasty, prop- Subscribe to the Signal The following are all dis- Frederick Lawrence Bianco, erty on Main St., Mt. 606-256-2244 trict suits which has been Licenses 75, Mt. Vernon, retired. 9/ Vernon, to Danny R. Ford. filed by the Commonwealth 19/12 tax $12. of Kentucky for delinquent Jamie Leeann Rowe, 31, Sharron Renee Bryant, Brook and Alice Ping, property taxes. Brodhead, computer tech to 31, Mt. Vernon, data entry property in Rockcastle to Jacob David Kerr, 27, Mt. County, to Harold and Blue Grass Vernon, claims tech. 9/20/12 Sandy Whitaker. Tax $120. Robert and Dorothy J. Stockyards of Shepard, property on Little Clear Creek Road, to Debra Richmond, LLC Deeds and Bobby Powell. No tax. James McCrady, prop- Upcoming Sales Recorded erty on Hwy. 490, to James A. Maple and R. Julius for October Laura J. and Sam Dye, Craig. Tax $16. Annual Mule & Horse Sale Saturday, October 6, 2012 October 1st thru Tack @ 12:00 October 31st is Mules @ 2 p.m. w/Horses to follow Roadside PRIDE Consignment Machinery Sale Clean-up Month Sat., October 13, 2012 • 10 a.m. To schedule a clean-up Location: Northside Equipment event, call James Renner, Replacement Bred Heifer Sale Rockcastle County PRIDE Coordinator at 606-256-1902; for City of Livingston call Mon., October 15, 2012 • 6:30 p.m. Mayor JC Griffin @ 606-453-2061; for the City Regular Sales of Mt. Vernon call Jill Medley @ 606-256-3437 Cattle Sales every Friday @ 9:30 a.m. Supplies and pick-up furnished on day of clean-up! It’s your county! It’s your state! It’s your Roadside! Goat Sales: 2nd Monday of Ea. Month Take PRIDE! @ 1 p.m. An Appreciation Dinner will be given for all For more info: Call Stockyards: 859-623-1280. Jim 2012 Rockcastle Fall Roadside PRIDE Volunteers on Dause (Manager): 859-314-7211 • Mike Isaacs (Auc- November 10th at the Rockcastle County Recycling tioneer): 859-314-1953 • Darrell Tate 859-893-8283 Center at Burr Hill at 12 Noon. • Warren Combs: 859-200-0102 Door Prizes and Appreciation Certificates! Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 27, 2012 • Pg. B3 October is National Fire Prevention Month Is your family prepared garage or workshop. Fire vices). for a fire emergency? Octo- extinguishers are your sec- When using a portable ber is National Fire Preven- ond line of defense behind extinguisher, keep your tion Month and it serves as a smoke detector and can be back to an unobstructed exit an excellent time to exam- the difference between a that is free from fire. ine your preparedness. The small inconvenience and a A portable fire extin- history of National Fire Pre- life-changing event. guisher can save lives and vention Week has its roots When installing smoke property by putting out a in the Great Chicago Fire, alarms and fire extinguish- small fire or containing it which occurred on October ers, keep in mind: until the fire department ar- 9, 1871. There are many There should be an alarm rives; but portable extin- things that people can do to in every bedroom, outside of guishers have limitations. improve their safety at each sleeping area and on Because fire grows and home, school, or work from every level spreads so rapidly, the num- a FIRE! Keep the alarms away ber one priority for residents On average in the United from windows, doors and is to get out safely. States in 2010, someone ducts – drafts can interfere 2. Plan died in a fire every 169 min- with proper operation Now that the smoke utes, and someone was in- Do not paint over or alarms and fire extinguish- jured every 30 minutes place stickers or decorations ers are in place, it is impor- (Karter 2011). on smoke alarms – this can tant to develop an emer- In 2010, fire departments compromise the alarm’s per- gency escape plan. responded to 384,000 home formance. Each room should have fires in the United States, If a fire breaks out, your two exits. which claimed the lives of first step is to call the fire Everyone should know 2,640 people (not including department and get every- how to open any windows, firefighters) and injured an- one out of the house. If the doors or gates in the exit other 13,350, not including fire is not spreading and is paths. firefighters (Karter 2011). confined to a small area, use Decide on a safe meeting Smoking is the leading the appropriate type extin- place for everyone. cause of fire-related deaths guisher for the fire. Know 3. Test (Ahrens 2011). both your limits and the fire This step is two-fold. October is National Fire extinguisher’s limits. An First, test your fire detector Prevention Month and this employer should provide or smoke alarm at least once year’s theme is “Protect portable fire extinguishers each month by pushing the Your Family From Fire.” and should mount, locate test button on the unit. It is Here are three important and identify them so that also important that the bat- steps to help you prepare for they are readily accessible to teries are replaced at least a fire emergency: employees without subject- once a year. Periodically in- 1. Install ing the employees to pos- spect your extinguishers to The simplest and most sible injury. determine if they need to be effective forms of fire pro- Periodically inspect your recharged or replaced. tection are smoke alarms(or extinguishers to determine if Next, practice your es- fire detectors) and fire extin- they need to be recharged or cape plan. Have a few easy guishers. Installing and replaced. Extinguishers walkthroughs and make sure maintaining a working need to be recharged or re- that each person knows the smoke alarm and fire extin- placed after each use — exits from each room. Once guisher cuts the risk of dy- even if you haven’t used all everyone is comfortable ing in a home &business fire the extinguishing agent. In- with the exit routes, set up in half. In addition to work- spection and recharging of an unscheduled fire drill or ing smoke detectors, every fire extinguisher should two. Go over any issues that family and business should only be performed by certi- arise and repeat. have UL certified fire extin- fied technician(See Superior Have a safe year! guishers strategically placed Protection Fire Safety for This information has been in rooms such as the kitchen, your local needs and ser- provided by Superior Protection. Eyes are the key to learning for children Parents do all they can to creases significantly. In- sion problems can cause provide their children with creased class work and some of the very same signs the best educational oppor- homework place significant and symptoms commonly tunities. But too often one demands on children’s eyes. attributed to ADHD. Due to important learning tool may Unfortunately, the visual these similarities, some chil- be overlooked -- vision. abilities of some students dren may be mislabeled as As much as 80 percent of aren't performing up to the having ADHD when, in fact, learning occurs through the task.” they have an undetected vi- use of children’s eyes, so The Kentucky Optomet- sion problem. good vision is a key to their ric Association advises that Because vision may ability to succeed in school, when certain visual skills change frequently during said Dr. Dan Bowersox, an have not developed, or are the school years, regular eye optometrist who practices in poorly developed, learning and vision care is important. Shelbyville. is difficult and stressful, and The most common vision With school back in full children typically will: problem is nearsightedness. swing, reading, writing, •Avoid reading and other However, some children chalkboard work and using near visual work as much as have farsightedness and computers are among the possible. astigmatism. In addition, visual tasks students per- •Attempt to do the work problems with focusing, form daily. Children’s eyes anyway, but with a lowered tracking and eye coordina- are constantly in use in the level of comprehension or tion may affect school and classroom and at play. efficiency. sports performance. When their vision is not •Experience discomfort, “Unfortunately, parents functioning properly, edu- fatigue and a short attention and educators often incor- cation and participation in span. rectly assume that if a child sports can suffer. Some children with passes a school screening, “As children progress in learning difficulties exhibit then there is no vision prob- school, they face increasing specific behaviors of hyper- lem,” Bowersox said. demands on their visual activity and distractibility. “However, many school vi- abilities,” Bowersox said. These children are often la- sion screenings only test for “The size of print in school- beled as having Attention distance vision. A child who books becomes smaller, and Deficit Hyperactivity Disor- can see 20/20 can still have the amount of time spent der (ADHD). However, un- a vision problem. The vision reading and studying in- detected and untreated vi- skills needed for successful reading and learning are much more complex. And, the earlier a vision problem Rockcastle County is detected and treated, the more likely treatment will be successful.” Taxpayer’s Notice Eyeglasses or contact lenses may provide the The 2012 County tax bills are due Monday, Oc- needed correction for many tober 1st. If you do not receive your bill by vision problems. However, October 5th, please contact the County Sheriff’s a program of vision therapy may also be needed to help Office. When mailing your payment, please in- develop or enhance vision clude your copy of the tax bill or put the tax skills. Vision therapy trains bill number on your check. If you wish a paid the brain to process informa- tion more effectively and to receipt returned to you, please enclose a self- coordinate eye movements addressed, stamped envelope. better. This, in turn, allows for improved school perfor- The following are the collection dates: mance and/or sports perfor- mance. 2% discount...October 1 - November 1, 2012 Vision changes can occur face amount...November 2 - December 31, 2012 without your child or you noticing them, so the Ken- 5% penalty...... January 1 - January 31, 2013 tucky Optometric Associa- 10% penalty...... February 1 - April 15, 2013 tion recommends that chil- dren should receive an eye examination at least once every two years -- more fre- Sheriff’s office hours are quently if specific problems 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday thru or risk factors exist, or if rec- ommended by your eye doc- Friday tor. To find an optometrist in 8:00 - Noon Saturday your area, please visit www.kyeyes.org. Pg. B4 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 27, 2012 Campbellsville University Mt. Vernon Message recognizes local students School News Clip box tops from various MVES needs your help food items and send in with By Joan C. McKinney, better." in earning cash and prizes your child. news and publications Ditto said CU helped ad- for our school. Currently Pizza Hut: If you pur- coordinator vance her spiritual life im- there are four ways for us to chase pizza from Pizza Hut Campbellsville Univer- mensely. She enjoyed being do this. on the last Wednesday of sity recognized area resi- able to pray before classes, Coke Rewards: Check each month this school year, dents at Central Kentucky in the cafeteria and during Coca Cola beverages and Pizza Hut will automatically Scholars' Day, Saturday, worship experiences get the My Coke Rewards donate 20% of your check Sept. 8. throughout the week. codes and send these in to to MVES FRC Center. Just Rockcastle County High "What made my college school with your child. mention this to your server. School students Rylan experience so amazing was Godfathers Fedoras: Bus Drills are scheduled Cromer, and Raychel the unlimited opportunity to Simply cut the fedora off of for Thursday, October 4. McKinney were recognized. engage in extracurricular the side of the pizza box and There will be no school on Both reside in Brodhead. activities, the motivation to send to school with your Friday, October 5. "Find out what your heart serve others and the amaz- child. MVES will earn 25 FRC News belongs to, and you will be ing staff that supported my RCMS students Marina Blevins, Jerri Lynn Will- cents for every fedora col- FRC Enrichment contin- well on your way to deter- growth as an individual," iams, Mackenzie Alexander, Isaac McClure, Jacob lected. ues each Monday from 3:15 mining your legacy," Susan Ditto said. Blair, Tara Mink, and Jarrod Robinson took their Box Tops for Education: until 4:30. Blevins, a 1984 graduate of She told the students she time in choosing a book at the annual RCMS Book Campbellsville University was prepared in her career Give-away in the media center on Monday. Thanks who is a full-time assistant because of the one-on-one to Gear-up, every RCMS student received a brand professor of education at her attention that was offered to new book of their choice. alma mater, said to the best her and the support from her and the brightest of Central professors who believed in Bus Drills Kentucky Scholars Saturday her. Minds in the Middle night at Campbellsville Uni- Dr. Michael V. Carter, versity. who is in his 14th year as The RCMS Leadership who participated in the Red Blevins is part of a CU president of Campbellsville Team is helping the RCHS Balloon Launch at the Early Dismissal legacy with her father, University, told the students football team and Rockets Unite Bowl last Jimmy, having graduating that the university embod- Rockcastle Regional Hos- Friday. Thanks also to all The Rockcastle County Schools will from CU in 1962, and her ies great truth and good pital to support Breast Can- of those who donated toilet daughter, Anne Russell Christian integrity and re- cer Awareness Month by paper. RCMS donated 969 be conducting Emergency Bus Blevins, graduating in 2012. spect. selling “Rock” t-shirts this rolls to local drug rehab All belong to the Manion He told the students it year with a “pink” theme. centers. The club would Evacuation drills on Thursday, Oc- legacy of teachers. was "absolutely amazing" to All proceeds will go to the like to send a special thank Blevins told the high see where graduates of CU Hope Fund benefiting LO- you to The White House tober 4, 2012. The Rockcastle school seniors about her life are now and "there is no bet- CAL cancer patients. The Clinic who brought us 213 County High School and Middle struggles with cancer and ter way to look at the final shirt design and order forms rolls! the death of her husband, product of a university than can be seen on the school Unite is sponsoring a School will dismiss at 2:45 p.m. and how she was a high her graduates." website. The cost is $10 poster contest for middle school teacher for 24 years Whitney Frields Mathis, and money can be turned in school students. If an Buses will proceed to the elemen- before she retired and "came a 2010 graduate of CU who to Mrs. Bullock or Mrs. RCMS student wins, Unite home" to Campbellsville is now an admissions coun- Cromer by October 1st. will host a Halloween party tary schools where the drills will be University where "my heart selor for the Western Ken- We had a great turnout for our Unite Club. The conducted. Please adjust your belongs." tucky area, told the scholars for “See Yaat the Pole” on posters can be any size and She said she hopes her "we care for you as an indi- Wednesday morning. We must have a drug free schedule for this early dismissal. legacy will include each of vidual." thank all of those students theme. The deadline is Oc- the letters in the word She said she was who helped lead the pro- tober 9th. No school Friday, October 5, 2012 legacy: L for life-long learn- homeschooled, and "I had gram. The 4-H poster contest is for Break and CKEA ing; E for energetic and pas- the opportunity at CU that I The Y-Club is selling also underway. Informa- sionate; G for generous to would never have had at a pumpkins through October tion and entry forms can be future generations; A for bigger school." 1stto help offset the cost of picked up in the main of- authentic, realistic and rel- She said, "You are bright their fall trip to the Ken- fice. evant; C for Christ-centered, students and a very selective tucky Youth Assembly. The and Y for Yahweh, the per- group of students." She dis- large jack-o-lantern pump- sonal name for God known cussed academic programs kins can be purchased for by Abraham, Isaac and and activities at CU as well $5 from any Y-Club mem- Jacob. as scholarships and finan- ber. She told the scholars: cial aid available. Also the Art Club is sell- "Whatever is worth doing, "You're more than your ing painted pumpkins. young people, is worth do- ID number at These pumpkins are on dis- ing well" which coincides Campbellsville University," play and can be purchased with her life verse from she said. in the main office. Colossians 3:23 "Whatever Dave Walters, vice presi- The RCMS Unite Club you do, work at it with all dent for admissions and stu- sponsors would like to your heart, as working for dent services, gave the thank all of the members God and not man." blessing for the meal and the She advised the students closing prayer was given by to decide on a college where Adam Reynolds, a graduate it "feels right," "it fits" and student at CU who is admis- "consumes your thoughts in sions counselor for the out the morning." of state area. Shajuana Ditto, a gradu- The scholars were recog- ate of the class of 2009 who nized at the Campbellsville now is a teacher at Meade University vs. Union Col- County High School where lege football game follow- she is the head girls' volley- ing the dinner. ball and basketball coach, Campbellsville University said her coming to CU "was is a widely acclaimed Ken- the best decision that I have tucky-based Christian uni- ever made in my entire life." versity with more than She said her parents al- 3,500 students offering 63 ways told her "if I wanted undergraduate options, 17 the best in life then I would master's degrees, five post- have to invest in what was graduate areas and eight best for my life. Making the pre-professional programs. investment in The website for complete Campbellsville University information is has changed my life for the campbellsville.edu. Applications being taken for NOSW 2013 session For 25 years, over 600 vide a strong support system women across Appaalachia for graduates. have been learning they The 2013 NOSW Winter have the strength and cour- Residential Session if Feb. age to finish their education 3-23. The deadline for ap- and to build the self-esteem plication is Dec. 1, 2012. they need to find their po- Requests for applications tential. At no cost to them, and/or additional informa- women who find them- tion should be addressed to selves in transitiion and are The New Opportunity seeking to be inspired and School for Women, 204 build their confidence, are Chestnut Street, Berea, Ky. doing just that through the 40403 or by calling 859- New Opportunity School 985-7200. Our website for Women (NOSW) in www.nosw.org, provides Berea. additional information re- “For me, the NOSW was garding our no-cost pro- a chance of a lifetime. I wish gram and a printable appli- every woman could attend. cation. I feel more alive now. I feel like myself again. Before the school, I had gotten so depressed because I felt like my life was oveer because I couldn’t work. Now I feel like I may be able to work again with the education that I’m now getting. Before the NOSW I felt I was too old to go to college and be- gin again. ow I know that I’m not -- I see a future in my life again,” said a NOSW graduate from Norton, VA. Now is the time to sub- mit applications for the win- ter, 2013 session. Addition- ally, the New Opportunity School staff and alumni pro- Mt. Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 27, 2012 • Pg. B5

Classifieds$375 deposit/$375 per For Rent: Accepting appli- For Sale By Owner: 3BR, CLASSIFIED RATES month. 606-308-3847. 42x1 cations at Mt. Vernon Hous- 2 full Baths, LR, kitchen, For Rent: 1 bedroom apart- ing Authority on Mondays big bonus room, fireplace, Notices ment in mt. Vernon. $400 9 a.m. til 12 noon. Rent aboveground pool, nice • Local Rates - $4 for 25 words month/$400 deposit. 859- based on income. 256-4185. storage building on 1 acre Notice of intended action 559-9903. 42x1 14xntf in Berea. Nice neighbor- or less - .10 each additional word for personal property left at For Rent: 2BR/2BA duplex Accepting Applications: hood. Call for appt. 606- 298 Richmond Street in Mt. behind Medical Arts bldg. in For 2 and 3 bedroom units 308-3685. 38x4p Vernon to be discarded if • Display Classifieds Mt. Vernon. $475 month/ at Valley View Apartments. Lots For Sale: Castle Ridge not retrieved by October $475 deposit. 606-308- Rent based on income. Call Subdivision. Use same en- 15th. 42x2p $5.00/Inch 2927, 606-308-3073 or 606- 256-5912. Equal Housing try way as Bible Baptist Notice is hereby given 308-1160. 41x2 Opportunity, TDD for hear- Church. All lots have city that Tom Beggs, 1536 Deadline for Classifieds For Rent: Two bedroom ing impaired only. 1-800- sewer and underground Sleepy Hollow Lane, West apartment with stove, dish- 247-2510. 36tfn utilities. starting at $12,900. Chester, PA 19380 has been is 10 a.m. TUESDAY washer and fridge. Clean. 606-256-5692 • 256-4504 • $400 month/$400 deposit. 308-3730. 50x1 appointed administrator of 606-308-5561. 42x1p Property For Sale: Mobile home lots, the estate of Clyde House For Rent For Rent: 1 bedroom w/ located in Sunnyside Mo- Jefferson Beggs on the 12th day of September, 2012. Daniel Boone Community Ac- stove and refrigerator. Hwy. bile Home Park. 1/2 acre For Rent For Sale Any person having claims tion Agency (DBCAA) is tak- 70, Brodhead. Electric heat, lots - $500 down and $100 House For Sale: Recently against said estate shall ing applications for a three For Rent: Small 3 bedroom hardwood floors. $550 per month. Call 606-256- house. KU electric, central month includes utilities/ updated home w/beautiful 5692 or 606-256-5648. present them, according to bedroom, 2 bath house lo- heat and air. $400 month/ $200 deposit. 758-8692 hardwood floors, crown 50x1 law, to the said Tom Beggs cated in the low-income rental $400 deposit. 859-559- 42x2p molding, new kitchen cabi- For Sale: 80 Union Chapel or to hon. Bobby complex on Town Hill in Mt. 9903. 42x1 House For Rent: In nets, lighting, gutters, Road. 1600 sq. ft. 3BR/2BA Amburgey, P.O. Box 3118, Vernon. Please apply at the For Rent: Like new trailer Brodhead city limits on plumbing. Convenient loca- brick ranch, located on one Mt. Vernon, Ky. 40456 on DBCAA office located on Main on nice lot overlooking the Hwy. 1505. 3BR, large tion in city limits. $54,900. acre. Completely remod- or before March 13, 2013 Call Sherry at 606-682- at 11 a.m. 41x3 Street in Mt. Vernon. Section lake. Appliances included. yard, 2 car garage, central eled. Minutes from I-75. 2462. Remax Property Pro- Notice is hereby given 8 Rental Vouchers are ac- heat and air. No pets. Ref- Call 765-969-0613 for de- erences required. $500 per fessionals. 42x3 that Sherri Turner, 105 Lair cepted. Contact 256-5315 for For Rent tails. 23xntf month/$500 deposit.. 606- House For Sale: Brick and For Sale: 1.9 acre wooded St., Mt. Vernon, Ky. 40456 more information. Maple St. Storage 510-3719 or 606-758-9683. white siding 3 bedroom, 1 lot on Freedom School has been appointed Limited DBCAA is an of Brodhead 41x2 bath home with full unfin- Road. Septic tank and city Guardian of the estate of equal housing Barnett Cycle Shop has ished basement. Some ap- water already there. 3/4 mile Camden Blake Richards- opportunity 256-2884 or storage buildings for rent. pliances included. Located from 150. 606-308-2290. Powell on the 10th day of agency. 5x10 $25, 10x10 $35. 606- on Cedar Rapids Road. Ask- 37xntf September, 2012. Any per- 606-308-2491 256-5678. 41x3p ing $60,000. Call 256-8771 son having claims against For Rent: 2 bedroom trailer if interested. 40x4p said estate shall present in Brodhead. No pets. 758- Land For Sale: 3.5 acres at them, according to law, to 4729. 34xntf Livingston across from Posted the said Sherri Turner on or For Rent: Duplex in White Star. For more infor- before March 11, 2013 at Posted: Absolutely no hunt- Brodhead. All appliances mation, call 758-0122. 11 a.m. 41x2 ing or trespassing on any or furnished. Call Patty 758- Reduced For Quick Sale all property belonging to 9666. 33xntf By Owner: 3BR, full base- Sherry Mahaffey or William Duplex for rent in Mt. ment, 1 car garage, out- For Sale: This home is located right off the new 150 in Brodhead. Shackleford. 40x4p Yard Sales Vernon and Brodhead. Call building, central heat/air. Home features 3 BR, 2 full BA, large living room, spacious kitchen Posted: No hunting or tres- Amy Nicely at 256-8700. Reduced to $39,900. 606- and dining area. Home has front and back covered porch with a passing on property belong- Multi-Family Yard Sale: 36ntf 292-9468. 41x1 large detached garage. Asking $95,000.00 ing to Carol Blackburn, Sat., Sept. 29th, 8:30 to 3 For more information, please call Baby Farms Baby Farms Baby Farms 1435 Marler Hollow. Viola- p.m. in the barn beside the (859)625-2938 or (606)269-7293 tors will be prosecuted. home of Wayne and Marie Pulaski County 37x26p Bullock on 2867 Spiro House For Posted: Absolutely no hunt- Rd., Hwy. 1250. Furniture, 3.4 acres with a barn on nice rolling land. Priced at $27,900. ing, fishing or traspassing clothes, shoes, toys, Vera Sale in 6.1 acres with nice woods. Building spot is already cleared in the on land belonging to Will- Bradley purses and misc. woods. Priced at $34,900. iam and Donna Asher, lo- Rain or shine. Yard Sale: This Fri. & Bee Lick 5 approved building lots that have approved soil site evaluations cated in Sand Springs Area Sat., 8 to 3, 188 Hemlock 3 year old house, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, spacious kitchen with located on Hwy. 934. 9.2 acres priced at $59,000. on School House road. Vio- lators will be prosecuted. Circle inMaretburg. Men’s island, walk-in closets, finished basement with 2 car garage. 4.7 acres of open field with great mountain views that are breathtaking. Approximately 2,900 sq. ft. including garage. House sits on 11 37x29p and women’s clothes, Priced at $29,500. some plus size clothes, acres with large workshop and small storage building. Buying or looking to Posted: No trespassing on little boy’s and girl’s Located in the Bee Lick area of Rockcastle. Asking $200,000. relocate doublewide? land belonging to James and We have several baby farms Dorothy Rash heirs on Rash clothes, queen/king com- Call 606-308-2716 if interested. where cost of septic system Branch Road off Chestut forter sets, wedding dress & water meter can be Ridge. No hunting, camp- size 8-10, shoes, purses, included in financing Home Interior, package. ing, ATVs, trespassing for any purpose. Not respon- tupperware, patio swing, sible for accidents. Violators patio cushions -- too many will be prosecuted. (1/3/13) things to mention. Every- Posted: No trespassing on thing cheap. property belonging to Big Yard Sale!!! Fri., Oct. FOR SALE: Newly remodeled home in Mt. Vernon. The home features 3 Johnny and Melinda Rader 5th and Sat., Oct. 6th. Bd, 1.5 baths, formal dining room, living room, den, and a beautiful at Woodthrush Lane, Cove Something for everyone! kitchen with wall to wall cabinets and built in appliances. The home has Country Home For Sale Branch, Brush Creek and Ladies accessories, home a large front porch with a great view, an outbuilding that could be used 1,300+ sq. ft. of living space with 3 bedrooms and 1 bath + additional space for a Climax Roads. 34x4p decor, tools, bicycles, elec- 1⁄2 bath. Recently remodeled home set on wooded and for storage or a workshop, and is located within walking distance of Posted: No trespassing on tronics and much, much private .46 acre lot in the Willailla community near Crawford Place - Old more! At the home of church, hospital, schools, and grocery stores. Asking $84,900.00. Brodhead. Open floor plan, great room with large living If interested call 256-9914 or 308-4990 Brodhead Road. Danny Molly Belcher at 136 space, kitchen with modern cabinets and countertops, all Sayre School Road. Direc- kitchen appliances stay with home. Laminate flooring Smith. 47tfn throughout the house. Bathroom has a new tile floor and Posted: Absolutely no hunt- tions: new US 150 mid- all new fixtures and shower unit. Home has a recently in- ing, fishing or trespassing way between Mt. Vernon stalled security system, heated/cooled by a HVAC system, on property belonging to and Brodhead turn onto plus a elegant gas fire place in the family room, that is Mark and Debbie Ky. 1250 (Spiro Rd), go 3/ newly remodeled/with new laminate flooring and tiled entry way as well as around Cummins. Violators will be 4 mile to Sayers School House With 3.5 Acres M/L For Sale fireplace and a storage room. Property also includes a separate oversized garage prosecuted. 9x52p Road. Follow signs to sale. (well insulated), with heat and air conditioning, a 5’ deep storage room in the back Posted: No trespassing, Rain or shine and no early Bedford Stone Ranch with unfinished basement located in the with separate lighting wired for 220 also. A 12‘ X 20‘ Insulated building with a hunting or fishing on land birds please. 41x2p city limits of Mt. Vernon @ the corner of Hwy 1326 and Hwy concrete floor previously used as a business, that has both electric heat and air belonging to Rachel Yard Sale: Oct. 3, 4 and 461. The house is a great older home with 2,835 sq ft. Home conditioning, building wired with 220. Plus there’s 2 other storage buildings. Yard 5, 8 a.m. to ? Rain or shine. is complete with mature trees, and a wonderful neighborhood to live in. RARE OP- Denney on Hwy. 3245 features 5 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 2 living rooms, 2 kitchens, (former Reggie Benge prop- First one of the year. dining room and a family room with hardwood/carpet/vinyl PORTUNITY for a beautiful home conveniently located near the Rockcastle/Pulaski/ Lincoln Co. lines. “Also the Quail Community Park“. erty). Dishes, Apple decor, area floors. Utilities are KU electric and city water/sewer. Posted: No hunting, tres- rugs, sheet sets, women’s Must see to appreciate. Call for viewing appointments. Home has a fireplace with wood burner insert and also a Trane passing or ATVs on land be- and children’s name brand ASKING PRICE: $85,000.00 heat pump. Nice detached 27x57garage suitable for a longing to Jason and Sara clothing, pictures, baskets, Call: (606) 308-9112 ASK FOR RICK multitude of uses! Driveway is blacktop paved. Property is in Coguer at Roundstone. Not tools -- something for ev- an excellent location for a home in town or a business, located responsible for accidents. eryone. 16 Christmas Tree near schools, grocery, banks and I-75. Posted: No trespassing on Drive. From Hwy. 150, For an appointment to view the house, please call GILLIAM property known as C.B. turn onto Freedom School (606) 256-9395, (606) 308-2189 or (606) 308-3256 Owens Farm across from Road by J&J Auction, fol- REAL ESTATE & AUCTION Fairgrounds in Brodhead. low the signs, first house Violators will be pros- on right on Christmas Tree 427 Chestnut St., Berea, KY • 859-986-9797 ecuted. 25tfn Drive. John Gilliam • Principal Broker 2 Family Yard Sale: Oct. Realtor Loretta Powell - 859-302-8411 Motor Vehicles 1, 2, 3 4. Lots of items. Ste- www.gilliamrealestate.com reo, typewriter, lots of old For Sale movies, lots of tools. 2138 Lambert Rd. Come and look! 6320 S. For Sale: ‘99 Chevy Wilderness Road. Signs Berea Silverado, 1/2 ton pick-up, posted. Rain cancels. $54,900 4.3 engine, 5 speed manual, 3 Family Yard Sale: Sat., new tires, excellent condi- Sept. 29th, 8 to 3. Mt. House For Sale • 190 West Main St. Mt. Vernon 9371 North tion. Call 606-256-3774. Vernon Church of God be- Brick, 3 levels, full finished basement consisting of lg. family room Wilderness Rd. Make offer. 42x1p low Save-A-Lot. with fireplace, large laundry room, Berea storm shelter. Main level has newly re- done kitchen and sun room, formal $106,000 dining room with window seat, living 4205 Scaffold Cane Rd. room, bedroom, bath. Upstairs has 2 bedrooms, bath, large walk-in attic. Lots of closets and Mt. Vernon storage in the house. Also has 20’ x 40’ inground Reduced to $75,000 pool (recently redone) with separate pool house, bath and shower, out buildings. Beautiful landscaping and sitting Reduced! areas. Separate apartment bldg. with living/dining room, kitchen, 2156 Lambert Rd. washer/dryer hookup, bedroom, large bathroom, handicap Berea • $84,900 859-302-0197 Tiling • Flooring accessible. All convenient to town and grocery. For more information call 606-308-9002 2.5 A on Menifee Hill Rd. - $18,900 Painting (Commercial & Residential) General Construction Pg. B6 • Mt. Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 27, 2012

cart $850; 250 Yamaha Dirt for pick-up. $50 face cord. (covering six county area). Miscellaneous Bike $600. For all your mo- 606-308-2870. 41x4p For more information, call Ordinance #2012-4 torcycle, ATV, UTV needs, Sigmon Farm Pumpkin 859-986-1500 Sue For Sale call 606-256-5678. 41x3p Patch is now open. We have Lunsford, HR Coordinator An Ordinance levying the annual ad valorem tax on mo- For Sale: 12 ft. utility trailer fodder shocks and straw or send resume to tor vehicles for city purposes in the corporate limits of Mt. Barnett Cycle has For with tailgate, $1200. 425 available.. Call 256-2781 or [email protected]. Vernon, Kentucky. Sale: a 2000 Honda gallon water tank, $200. more information. 41x2 EOE 42x2 Whereas, KRS 83A, 130, 140 and 150 require that the TRX300 4x4, $2,000; 1993 Cement blocks, 50c each. For Sale: Industrial Plus 250 $450; LT 250 Quad legislative body, by ordinance, provide for sufficient revenue 606-758-9188. 42x2 Briggs and Stratton to operate city government, and; Runner $700; 48 volt golf Professional Firewood For Sale: Ready rototiller, 550 hp, $550. Whereas, KRS 132.487 and 132.488 requires submission cart, $1,350; 36 volt golf Used only 3 times. Also, Services to the Kentucky Revenue Cabinet prior to October 1 of each We also buy sensor for Ford Contour - year the annual tax rate to be levied on motor vehicles and batteries, converters, gave $106 will sell for $80. Jonathan Collins Remod- motorboats. aluminum wheels and 256-2090. 41x2 Now Therefore Be It Ordained, by the City of Mt. Vernon, radiators, starters, eling and Repair Service. and alternators. Bed Bugs? Use Harris Bed Home improvements of any Kentucky as follows: Bug Killer. Odorless and kind from doors and win- Section One: Tax Levy - Motor Vehicles and Motorboats Used tires and parts non-staining. Available at dows, painting, new floors A. An ad valorem tax rate of 16.7 cents on each $100.00 for sale at dirt Jack’s Hardware, 160 Will- to roofs and decks - will do (one hundred dollars) assessed value of motor vehicles and cheap prices. iams St., Mt. Vernon, Ky. it all. Any home, any prob- motorboats subject to taxation under the laws of the State Total Wood Heat. Safe, lem, we’re the one to call. of Kentucky is hereby levied for city purposes. Make $1,000 selling your old scrap cars-trucks and farm clean, efficient and comfort- 606-308-3533. 40x4p Section Two: Due Date, Payment, Discount and Penalty equipment and machinery. able OUTDOOR WOOD Wheelchair and lift chair A. All ad valorem taxes on motor vehicles and motorboats Call 24 hours a day. If no answer, leave message and your call will be returned. FURNACE from Central repair. Local 859-358-1794. shall be collected by the Rockcastle County Clerk in accor- dance with the provisions of KRS 134.800 and other appli- Boiler. Burnside Green- 42x1p 859-358-3560 or 606-256-3841 anytime cable statutes. house 606-271-0342. 41x1 Owens Monument: Lo- B. Ad valorem taxes on motor vehicles and motorboats shall cated behind Owens Fu- become due and delinquent as set forth in KRS 134.810 and neral Home in Brodhead. Attention Heat Vendors Help Wanted such taxes not paid when due shall be subject to the pen- Open Mon-F 8 to 5 and Sat. alty and interest as specified therein. The Daniel Boone Community Action Drivers-CDL-A: Our top 9 a.m. to noon. 606-758- 25 OwnerOp teams average 9600. 14xntf Adopted this the 17th day of September, 2012 Agency will again be administering the $296,812 last year! Co. Notice: Will haul off or buy /s/ Mike Bryant, Mayor Home Energy Assistance Program Teams: .49 up to .83 cpm scrap metal, junk cars or (HEAP) for low-income people in Clay, split! Sign-On Bonus paid at trucks. Metal hauled for /s/ Jeanette Robinson, City Clerk Laurel, Jackson and Rockcastle Counties orientation! R&R Trucking: free. 231-6788. 14xntf Date of First Reading: 8-20-12 beginning November 5, 2012. Anyone 866-204-8006. 41x2 Grave Markers & Monu- Date of Second Reading: 9-17-12 Shear Image Salon is seek- ments: In stock at all times. wanting to be a vendor in this year’s ing hair stylists and a nail McNew Monument Sales, ORDINANCE NO. 2012-1 program will need to attend a vendor technician. Minimum two US 25, 4 miles north of Mt. meeting in their perspective county. The years professional experi- Vernon. Phone 256-2232. An ordinance of the City of Brodhead, Ken- ence. To become an em- meeting for Rockcastle Co. will be held U Call We Haul! Moving? tucky, establishing rates and charges for the ployee, youmust be present- Need Help? Cars, furniture, use of and the services rendered by the Mu- on Wednesday, October 10th at 10 a.m. able, organized and profes- construction cleanup -- any- nicipal Water and Sewer System of the said The office in Rockcastle is located at sional. For more informa- thing that fits on a truck, tion, contact Sandra Collins, city, and providing for the collection and 105 Main St., Mt. Vernon, Ky. large or small! No Gar- owner. 606-308-1657. 41x2 bage!! Light backhoe and enforcement of such rates and charges. Now hiring for light indus- landscaping. 256-9222 or WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Brodhead, Ordinance #2012-5 trial positions in the 606-308-1629. Kentucky (hereinafter referred to as the City), has deter- Somerset area, temp to P&P Guttering: 5 & 6 inch mined and declared it to be necessary and conductive to An Ordinance levying the annual ad valorem tax for city perm and must be available seamless gutters, siding, the protection of the public health, safety, welfare and purposes in the corporate limits of Mt. Vernon, Kentucky for all shifts. Pay ranges soffit and window installa- convenience of the City to collect charges from all users Whereas, Kentucky Revised Statute (KRS) 92.280 requires from $9.00 to $13.00 per tion. Call 256-4393. Free that the legislative body of each city annually levy an ad of the City’s Water Distribution System (hereinafter re- hour. To apply go to estimates. ferred to as the Water System); and City’s Sewer Sanita- valorem tax for city purposes, and, www.jcmalone.com and Gail’s Pampered Pooch Whereas, KRS 92.330 requires that all taxes be levied tion System (hereinafter referred to as the Sewer Sys- complete an online applica- 57 West Main St. • tem); and by ordinance, and, tion. 41x2 Brodhead Whereas, KRS 83A.130 requires that the legislative body, WHEREAS, it is necessary in connection with collect- Now accepting applica- For appt. call 606-758-0064 by ordinance provide for sufficient revenue to operate city ing the charges that a system of user charges be estab- tions at Derby City Fuel 20xntf government, and, lished in order to provide funds needed to pay for the Desk. Must apply in person. operation, maintenance and replacement and debt ser- Whereas, the city has calculated the tax rate(s) for real No phone calls. Must be and personal property in accordance with KRS chapter 132. Mobile Homes vice expenses associated with the City’s municipal wa- willing to submit to drug ter systems; Now Therefore Be It Ordained, by the City of Mt. Vernon, test. 42x1p Kentucky as follows: For Sale Now, therefore, be it ordained by the City Council of Precision Tube in Rich- the City of Brodhead, Kentucky, that the following Section One: Tax Levy - Real estate and personal property Bank Repos, single and mond, Ky. is seeking an users charges are amended for the City’s municipal wa- A. An ad valorem tax rate of 16.7 cents on each $100.00 accounting clerk. Duties doubles - some withland. (one hundred dollars) assessed value of real property sub- ter and sewer system. will include accounts pay- Owner financing available. SECTION 1. STATEMENT OF PURPOSE ject to taxation under the laws of the State of Kentucky is able, accounts receivable, Perfect credit not required. hereby levied for city purposes. It is the purpose of this Ordinance to establish user invoicing, data entry, filing Will also do land in lieu of charges in the City of Brodhead, Kentucky, to provide B. An ad valorem tax rate of 16.7 cents on each $100.00 and answering multi-line down payment. Call Jim at (one hundred dollars) assessed value of personal property funds needed to pay for the operation, maintenance and phone system. Send resume 859-985-0344 or 859-623- replacement (OM&R) and debt service expenses asso- subject to taxation under the laws of the State of Kentucky is 3089. D&D Mobile Homes and salary requirements to ciated with the City’s municipal water and sewer sys- hereby levied for city purposes. [email protected]. 42x1 at Clays Ferry Exit 97 on Section Two: Due Date, Payment, Discount and Penalty tem. Part Time Clerical posi- I075 northof Richmond. SECTION 2. MONTHLY WATER CHARGES All said taxes shall be due and payable at the City Offices tion available beginning Open 7 days. visit us on the as set forth on the tax bill. Taxes paid prior to the due date The charges for the water services by the City of October 1, 2012. Will be- web at Brodhead, Kentucky, are hereby fixed and established shall receive a two percent (2%) discount. Taxes paid up to www.usedmobilehomesRus.com come full time after train- on a monthly basis as follows: thirty (30) days after the due date shall be at the face amount. 3BR 2BA 1568 sq. ft. home ing. Some office experience 2.1 Monthly Water Rates for residents in city limits Taxes paid more than thirty (30) days after the due date shall a plus. Send resume to delivered and set up be charged a ten percent (10%) penalty. $44,900! Only $28 a sq. ft. The following rates will apply to all water customers of Clerical Help, PO Box 540, the City’s municipal water system shall be based on the Section Three: Effective Date and Use Thereof Only 2 left! Only at Clayton Mt. Vernon, Ky. 40456 or to customers’ monthly water consumption: This ordinance applies to the 2011 calendar year tax assess- Homes of Somerset! We fi- [email protected] Rates for in city residents will be as follows: ment and all receipts shall be used for city purposes and 42x1 nance. 606-678-8134. 39x4 2,000 gallons or less $19.61 accounted in the 2012 fiscal year and subsequent fiscal years RN for Hospice Care Plus, If you have a deed to land, in reference to delinquent collections. Berea. Full time with excel- clear title for trade in, or as Next 8,000 gallons (per thousand) 5.92 lent benefits, including 31 little as $2000 cash, we have Next 40,000 gallons (per thousand) 5.66 Adopted this the 17th day of September, 2012 All over 50,000 gallons (per thousand) 5.32 days of paid time off per a home for you! We finance! /s/ Mike Bryant, Mayor year, vehicle provided and Call today 606-678-8134. 2.2 Monthly Water Rates for Outside City Limits The following rates will apply to all water customers of Attest: /s/ Jeanette Robinson, City Clerk benefit package. Graduate New 3BR, 2BA vinyl sid- the City’s municipal water system shall be based on the of accredited chool of nurs- ing and shingled roof. De- Date of First Reading: 8/20/12 customers’ monthly water consumption. Date of Second Reading: 9/17/12 ing, Ky. RN license and one livered and set for $25,900. year of experience required. Limited time only! We Rates for residents outside city limits Publication Date: 9/27/12 2,000 gallons or less $25.83 To cover call n weekends fiunance! Call today 606- 678-8134. 39x4 Next 8,000 gallons (per thousand) 8.26 Next 40,000 gallons (per thousand) 6.51 All over 50,000 gallons 5.78 SECTION 3: MONTHLY SEWER CHARGES Wanted The charges for the sewer services by the City of SourceHOV Brodhead, Kentucky are hereby fixed and established Wanted: Needing receipe on a monthly basis as follows: for Jalapeno Pepper Jelly. 3.1 Monthly Sewer Rates for Sewer Customers (formerly SOURCECORP) Please call 453-3047. 42x1p The following rates will apply to all customers of the Wanted To Buy: Your an- City’s municipal sewer system and shall be based on the seeks to hire up to 200 new employees tiques and collectibles. An- customers’ monthly consumption: tique glassware, furniture, Rates will be as follows: in Mt. Vernon with quilts, all types of military 2,000 gallons or less $22.83 Career Fairs October 3rd and 4th items, clocks, watches All over 2,000 gallons (per thousand) 4.11 (working or not), pocket EFFECTIVE DATE FOR watches and wrist watch SourceHOV, a platform-based business process solutions company that helps clients WATER AND SEWER CHARGES parts, pocket knives, coins The foregoing water rate and sewer rate charges shall be accelerate business performance, today announce that it will be conducting a Career and paper money. All types Fair at its offices in Mt. Vernon on October 3rd and 4th, 2012. effective as to existing water customers on the City’s of gold, silver scrap, cast municipal water system after the effective date of this As the company is experiencing growth, it seeks to add around 200 employees to iron banks, toys, lighters, Ordinance and shall be effective as to the respective pre- work in this location. During the career fair, SourceHOV will conduct interviews on crock jugs, cast iron skillets, mises of new customers beginning on the date on which the spot, and hiring managers will be present to answer any questions. Most positions marbles, pocket knives, each customer connects their premises to the water line fishing items, Indian Arrow- will start at $11.63/hr and up, virtually all qualifying for an additional Federal health- made available to such premises. heads, and much, much and-welfare subsidy of up to $3.71/hr. Start dates for the initial wave of positions is SECTION 4: SEVERABILITY more. Also buying partial If any clause, provision, paragraph or section of this anticipated to be November 9, 2012, with additional training groups beginning monthly estates. Over 25 years expe- through April 2013. Ordinance is ruled void or unenforceable by any court rience. Call Clarence Reece of competent jurisdiction, the remainder hereof is in- The company takes great pride in hiring military veterans and the families of active at 606-531-0467. 47xntf tended to be enacted and shall be in full force and effect duty personnel and veterans, so we encourage you to make veterans you know in the notwithstanding. community aware of these opportunities. The company will be advertising to area SECTION 5: ALL FORMER PROVISIONS RE- organizations and locations for active-duty military and veterans as well. Pets PEALED Any City ordinances, orders, resolutions, motions or parts SourceHOV’s career fair will be held at 618 Progress Drive in the Rockcastle County For Sale: Teacup Yorkies, thereof, in conflict herewith, are repealed. South Industrial Park in Mt. Vernon from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on October 3rd and 4th, male and female, Yorkie SECTION 6: EFFECTIVE DATE OF ORDINANCE 2012. For directions or with job fair questions, please contact us at 606-878-4000. Poos (male and female), This Ordinance shall be in full force and effective from About SourceHOV; SourceHOV energizes our clients’ success with total life cycle Toy yorkie, male, 18 mos., and after its passage, approval, recording and publica- $100, housebroke and services for core functions within the healthcare, public sector, legal, banking and tion as provided by law. people-friendly; Shih Tzu, financial services and commercial industries. males and females; Teacup This Ordinance as stated above is hereby enacted this 17th day of September, 2012. We provide business process and knowledge process solutions as well as expert and and Toy Chihuahuas, males operational consulting. Our offers are driven by technology and analytics that in- and females. Warranties of- /s/ Walter Lee Cash, Mayor, City of Brodhead crease accuracy and efficiency while providing continual improvement and critical fered. Shots, wormed and Attest: /s/ Rebecca Bussell, City Clerk quantitative insight. registered. 606-231-5498, 606-308-9709, 859-408- Date of 1st Reading: September 10, 2012 SourceHOV has more than 12,000 employees globally and drives high-value busi- 6420, text or leave message Date of 2nd Reading: September 17, 2012 ness outcomes for leading organizations including more than half of the Fortune 100. We offer grooming and Publication Date: September 27, 2012 boarding. The Mt. Vernon Signal • Thursday, September 27, 2012 • Pg. B7

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