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THE BRACKEN COUNTY NEWS
PUBLISHED IN BRACKEN COUNTY, BY BRACKEN COUNTIANS, FOR BRACKEN COUNTIANS IN THE COUNTY SEAT
Volume LXXXII Number 42 Brooksville, Kentucky Thursday, January 26, 2012 Single Copy - 50¢
Sheriff's Office releases goal
The "Jenny Ann" sets new time
accomplishments for 2011
When Howard Niemei- ing status, and was denied a for last nightly trip from Augusta
er took over as Sheriff of COPS Secure our Schools
Bracken County in January Grant to be used for cam-
of 2011, he set many goals eras and lighting for schools
for his department. Three of in the amount of $100,714.
those goals being to research Niemeier will continue to
and obtain available grants, seek any grants or funding
to enhance enforcement of that may be available to as-
quality of life issues and to sist his agency.
enhance the identification of To his goal of enhanc-
suspects and perpetrators. ing enforcement of quality
Under his goal of obtain- of life issues, he identified
ing available grants, he real- that "quality oflife issues are
ized that "due to the limited the most important issues to
funding that the Sheriff's De- the citizens and visitors of
partment has, the use ofgrant Bracken County. This is an
funds is essential to perform- area that continually needs to
ing programs that cannot be be addressed so officers can
funded through the budget be in touch with and assist
process. The agency must the citizens inmaking Brack-
research additional avenues en County a Great Place to
to raise funds to pay for a Live, WorkandPlay." Tothat
variety of items to include: end he promised his agency
crime prevention activities, would work to address crime
personnel, overtime, equip- in the community.
ment, etc. This research Under accomplishments
will look at non-traditional in this area, "the Sheriff's
locations for police depart- Office held five Town Hall
ments to look for funding to meetings in different areas
include private foundations, throughout the County in
corporations and business- 2011. Those meetings were
es." Through his research he well received by the citizens
has been able to accomplish with attendance and input.
the following: approval for The Sheriff's Office hasmade
a Homeland Security LEPP many efforts to keep citizens
- for new weapons, vests informed as to what is going
in the amount of $6,209; a on in Bracken County and
Highway Safety Grant for specifically in the Sheriff's
overtime in the amount of Office," stated Niemeier. In an attempt to comply with Coast Guard regulations, the ferry known as the "Jenny Ann" will make her final nightly
$1,000; a 2011 Justice As- Niemeier initiated the trip from Augusta, Kentucky to Ripley, Ohio at 7:45 p.m. to ensure the ferry and all her passengers are off the Ohio River
sistance Grant for radios and following programs to ad- by 8 p.m. Regulations limit the ferry to 12hours of service per day. A new sign, shown above, alerts passengers to the
repeaters for vehicles in the dress Quality of Life Issues: change. According to Skip Miller with the Augusta Ferry Authority Inc., "in the past, drivers have arrived at the ferry on
amount of $7,974; a 2012 Vacation Check Program Riverside Drive inAugusta as late as 7:55 p.m. believing they had arrived in time, only to find the final trip across to Ohio
Homeland Security Grant to with 435 checks completed, was actually taken at 7:45 p.m."
be used for a CAD system Business Check Program Daily trips begin at 8a.m. at acost of $5 one way, and currently abook of 10passes can be purchased for adiscounted
for dispatch in the amount of with 1,416 checks complet- price of $25. Information on the latest updated operating status of the ferry can be obtained by calling 606-756-3291.
$79,000; for a total value of ed, and Area Check Program According to information posted on the City of Augusta website, "A ferry service on the Ohio River has been in
$94,183 in grants received. with 201 checks completed. operation since April 2, 1798. Inthese early years, the ferry was operated by John Boude and was known as Boude's Ferry.
He still has a COPS Hiring During these checks deputies Several ferry services were conducted over the next 200 years and currently the Jenny Ann remains in daily operation under
Grant for anew deputy in the found 33 open doors. These the auspices ofthe Augusta Ferry Authority, Inc."
amount of $138,798 in pend- Continued toPage 00
Hamilton benefit
Baker-Bird Winery receives "Beat the Winter Blues" Open
chili supper and
House at Potato Hill Farm
auction, Feb. 4th
Ag Credit AgGenius Award
Abenefit chili supper and
auction for Jeff Hamilton has
been set for Saturday, Feb-
ruary 4th at the Woodmen
of the World Gymnasium in
Germantown. The chili sup-
per will be held from 5-7
~
p.m. with the auction begin-
ning at 7 p.m. Auction do- ?etato
jLRT~aAm-
nations are being accepted.
To donate items or for more
information contact Marilyn Augusta, KY
Jefferson at 606-301-1681 or
Ruby Highfield at 606-782- Ladies, you're invited Get answers to your ques-
3508. toa"Beatthe Winter Blues" tions about exercise, nu-
Recently diagnosed with Open House at Potato Hill trition, stress and how to
cancer, the proceeds from Farm on Saturday, January stick to your resolutions
the chili supper and auction 28 from 12:00 - 3:00 p.m. from Certified Wellness
will go to help with his travel Potato Hill Farm, owned Coach and fitness expert,
and medical expenses. Jeff is by Celine and Ron Quinn, Lisa Capehart.
married to Jill Fraley Ham- is located just a few miles Carolyn Boatman
ilton and has two daughters outside of Augusta on Rt. from Sabbath Song Farm
Leigha and Brianna. 435. This is a chance for will be talking about Soul
women to slow down, have Printing, an activity for art-
General Store some "me" time and "pick ists and non-artists, alike.
Pictured from left to right areDionne Laycock, label designer, Dinah Bird, owner, and attempted burglary the brains" of experts who There will be information
Susan Keuper, manager of the winery. Photo submitted are passionate about wom- about Reiki, juicing and
unsuccessful
The Baker-Bird Winery in Augusta was recently awarded the Ag Credit AgGenius en's wellness. the upcoming An Organic
Award for 2011 inthe Wine Label and/or Packaging Category. The recognition was for the According to reports by If you're experienc- Approach to Cultivating
label design on their Ruby Hawke Rose Wine. Dionne Laycock was responsible for the the Bracken Co. Sheriff's ing symptoms such as hot the Authentic YOU™work-
design and shares in the prestige of the award. The Central Kentucky Agricultural Credit Office, the Augusta General flashes, mood swings, anx- shop.
Association awarded the Baker-Bird Winery second place out of 60 entries, noting they Store was the scene of an iety' weight gain or sleep Stroll the farm, meet
were proud to support innovative producers such as the Baker-Bird Winery for providing attempted burglary last disturbances, you'll have a the donkeys and owners of
high quality agricultural products to the citizens of Kentucky. Wed., Jan., 18tharound 4 a.m. chance to learn more about the farm, Celine and Ron!
The Ruby Hawke Rose wine isone offivewines available under theBaker-Bird Winery After gaining entry through how Bio-Identical Hor- Cozy-down in front of the
name and is a combination of Cayuga White, Vidal Blanc, and Marchal Fosh grapes. The a window in the front door, mone Replacement Thera- fireplace - inside or out!
wine list also includes: a Vidal Blanc, a crisp sweet white wine, with a hint of Pear and the thief(ves) located a py may help you from Sha- Bring a friend and just re-
Apple; a Chardonelle, a Chardonnay with a Concord Grape Finish; a Chambourcin, a small amount of cash on the ron Dotson of The Happy lax forawhile. (Snow Date:
sweet Red Wine with ahint of Chocolate; and a Cabernet Franc, a Dry Red Wine with a premises. It is suspected the Hormone Cottage (www. February 4). For more in-
taste of Green Apples. thief(ves) were interrupted or HappyHormoneCottage. formation and directions,
The Baker-Bird Winery, the oldest commercial estate winery in America, is located spooked in the process of the com). visit www.PotatoHillFarm.
offHighway 19inAugusta. Tours are given every Saturday and Sunday from 1-5p.m. For burglary, causing a money How are your New com or call Celine at 513-
more information visit their website at www.bakerbirdwinery.com. bag to be left behind. Year's Resolutions going? 833-6938.
2 - THE BRACKEN COUNTY NEWS, Thurs., January 26, 2012
The Bracken County News
From Our Files
Looking Back
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Tabitha’s Tidbits
Published Weekly For Compiled by 50 years ago wounded a Louisville man
Bracken County........$20.00 The Bracken County January 25, 1962 during a burglary stake out
Historical Society Ronald A. Case has been on Saturday. Cummins was
In State.....................$25.00
named to the University of participating in a stake out
Out of State.............$30.00
Kentucky Committee of 240, at the Augusta Farm Supply
From The Bracken County News In last Wednesday night,
an information organization along with the city police, the
Per Year by July 15, 1999 Gilmore McCarty and Frank
made up of students from each Bracken County Sheriff’s de-
LOOKING BACK Blythe living near Berlin, each
The Bracken County News
of Kentucky’s 120 counties. partment, and Kentucky State
Compiled by John E. Leming, Jr. had a horse stolen. The thieves
P.O. Box 68 Bracken County Historian rode them as far as they want- Elected president of the Police.
Kentucky Fair and Horse Crowned the 1982 Home-
Brooksville, Ky. 41004 Mt. Olivet Tribune ed to that night and then turned
Show Association was Roy coming Queen from Bracken
Mt. Olivet, KY them loose, and on Friday they
[phone] K. Asbury of Sharon, who has County High School was Miss
Jan. 18, 1875 Conclusion were returned home. It looks
[email protected] Reverend D. W. Robert- like there is some connection served as secretary of The Old Angie Cochran and crowned
Reliable Germantown Fair. princess was Miss Sheila
Single Issue Rate 50¢ son, pastor of the M. E. Church between the jail break and the
Robin Cummins the 11 Strange.
Periodicals postage paid Brooksville, Ky. 41004-0068 of this place and assisted by horse stealing.
month old daughter of Mr. and
Postmaster send address change to Reverend J. F. Medley, Weil- Hons. B. G. Willis and
Mrs. Kenneth Cummins of BIRTHS: Seth William Flor-
Bracken County News burn Hiner, J. R. Coleman and Captain H. C. Weaver left
P.O. Box 68, Brooksville, Ky. 41004-0068 George B. Poage, has been town on Tuesday for Cincin- Gertrude is having more than ence, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rick
her share of sickness this win- Florence.
COPY DEADLINE: 5 P.M. MONDAY holding a protracted meeting nati. They are both witnesses
ter. She was hospitalized from
during the past week, resulting in the case of Kate K. Brad-
Jan. 1-12th with strep throat, DEATHS: Mr. Howard T.
Kathy L. Bay, Publisher/Adv. Manager in several conversions. ford vs. The Union Central
an ear infection, and mononu- Kern; Mrs. Jessie Lenora
On Friday night, they Life Insurance Company of
Lynn Darnell, Editor
cleosis. She is now very ill at Carr; Mr. Leo McDowell.
held a watch meeting, and ser- Cincinnati.
Amy Meyer, Office & Classified Adv. Manager home with an infected ear and
vices commenced at 9 o’clock Hon. J. B. Clark leaves his
Susie Hargett • Laural Jane Gray old fashioned measles. 10 years ago
P.M. and lasted until 1 A. M. home this week to resume his
January 31, 2002
The services were impressive duties in Washington, D. C.
BIRTHS: Darlene Ann Si- On Friday, February 8,
and several additions for the George T. Poage has re-
Courthouse mons, daughter of Frankie 2002, Warren H. Cooper, for-
church were secured. The ceived a letter from John T.
and Barbara Simons. merly of Bracken Co. will re-
meeting will continue through Sullivan, President of the
ceive a great honor. Friends and
News the present week. railroad, in which he says
DEATHS: Rev. Leonard Wim- family gathered as the Rowan
The all absorbing topic in the roads will be put under
mers; Mr. Luke Harber; Mrs. Co. High School Gymnasium
the County now is the impor- contract immediately and be
was renamed the Warren H.
Christina Metcalfe Cummins;
tant topic of a railroad. Every- pushed to their completion as
DISTRICT COURT Moore, Tim R., (1) as- Cooper gymnasium in honor of
Mrs. Bertha Mac Franklin;
one is confident of its success rapidly as possible. This will
Heard on Tues., Janu- sault, 2nd degree, continued Coach Cooper.
Mrs. Constance McKibben;
and as a matter of course, ev- surely be welcome and will
ary 17 by Judge William B. to 1/31. Fans came from near and
Mrs. Laura Hiles Hollis; Mrs.
Mains. Plavsic, Shain T., (1) no/ eryone is jubilant. The uni- give everyone unlimited ac- far last Thursday to cheer for
Eliza Murphey Dempsey.
Appleman, Amberlei B., 2 expired registration plates, versal opinion is that there are cess to markets. their teams during the cross
cases of diversion completion, dismissed with proof; (2) no/ millions in it. 30 years ago county match of the Bracken
paid in full, dismissed per di- expired KY registration re- County Polar Bears and the
January 28, 1982
version. ceipt, dismissed with proof. Scolf, Brad Evans, (1) cases of show cause, deferred/ Augusta Panthers at the All ‘A’
Captain Philip Buckner
Classic tourney held in Brooks-
Aulick, Clarence R., (2) Polley, William A., show failure to wear seat belt, pre- installment payment owes
Chapter, Daughters of the
ville. After a hard fought battle,
failure to produce insurance cause, deferred/installment paid; (2) failure to produce in- $236.85, failed to appear,
America Revolution, has an- the Panthers were the victors.
card, dismissed on proof. payment, owes $185, proba- surance card, dismissed with bench warrant issued.
nounced its Good Citizens for
Clevenger, Kasey A., (1) tion revoked, jail 10 days, proof. Rhodes, Pamela K., show
1982. Miss Evette Stephen- DEATHS: Mrs. Betty Hiles;
booster seat violation; (2) fail- c.t.s., continued to 1/31. Dunnigan, Rhonda Dale, cause, deferred/installment
son of Bracken County High Mr. Dalton Jesse Smith; Mr.
ure to wear seat belt; (3) fail- Polley, William A., (1) show cause, deferred/install- payment owes $1521.40, con-
School and Miss Mary C. We- Jack Behymer, Jr. Mr. Hall
ure of owner to maintain re- speeding, 10 m.p.h. over the ment payment owes $180, tinued to 2/21.
ber of Augusta High School Sharon; Mrs. Sandra Jo Brown-
quired insurance/security, 1st limit, guilty; (2) license to be continued to 2/21. Woods, Bobby J., show
are the recipients. ing; Ms. Lindy Kay Salley; Mr.
offense, continued to 1/24. in possession, dismissed; (3) Figgins, Jason Scott, show cause, deferred/installment
Augusta Police Offi- Owen D. Insko.
Cracraft, James A., show driving on suspended/revoked cause, deferred/installment payment owes $875, contin-
cer Greg Cummins shot and
cause, hearing, summons is- license, guilty, jail 60 days, c.d. payment owes $350, contin- ued to 7/17.
sued for 2/7. 2 years; (4) improper equip- ued to 2/21. Woods, Delana Paige, 3
Crittendon, Chad, (3) fail- ment, dismissed; (5) failure to Garrison, Jr., Richard L., cases of show cause, deferred/ certain the extent of any injury on McCarty Ridge Road.
ure of non-owner operator to dim headlights, dismissed. 2 cases of show cause, de- installment payment owes or damage, and render rea- Henry E. & Gloriagayl
maintain required insurance, Prather, Amanda, (1) driv- ferred/installment payment $917.40, summons issued for sonable assistance to Ronald Franke to Don Hodge, Deloris
1st offense, guilty, $500 fine, ing on suspended/revoked li- owes $984, bond applied to 3/20. Honan who sustained serious Fern Hodge, Jeffrey Wayne
$400 c.d. 2 years, costs; (4) cense, continued to 1/31. fines, costs, and fees. Woods, Derrick Lynn, 4 physical injuries and he knew Hodge and Megan Nicole
license to be in possession, Purcell, David E., , guilty, Grimes, Jennifer, show cases of show cause, deferred/ or had reason to know Ron- Jones, 4.574 and 7.014 acres
amended to no license, guilty, jail 30 days each count, con- cause, deferred/installment installment payment owes ald Honan sustained serious of the Henry & Gloriagayl
jail 30 days, c.d. 2 years. secutive, c.d. 2 years. payment owes $1143, failed to $2593, continued to 2/21. physical injuries. The charge Franke Land Division east of
Deridder, Joshua D., (1) Purcell, David E., pro- appear, bench warrant issued. Moore, Adam Lee, (1- of assault 1st is punishable the city of Lenoxburg and be-
speeding, 26 m.p.h. or greater bation revoked, jail 60 days, Hamm, Jessica D., 3 cas- 11) criminal possession of a by 10-20 years imprisonment, ing located on McCarty Ridge
over the limit, failed to appear, continued to 3/20. es of show cause, deferred/ forged instrument, 2nd de- and the charges of tampering Road.
DOT notified. Purcell, David E., (1) installment payment owes gree, all amended to criminal with evidence and leaving the Evan W. & Lorena Joy
Fegan, Robin A., other assault, 4th degree, domes- $885.75, continued to 2/21. attempt of criminal possession scene of an accident/failure to Mastin to Tamara Dawn White
hearing. tic violence, minor injury, Memory, Charles D., 2 of a forged instrument, jail render aid are punishable by Allen, 3.629 acres located on
Johnson, Jr., Clyde W., amended to menacing, guilty, cases of show cause, deferred/ 180 days, serve 60 each count, 1-5 years imprisonment each the southwest side of Jett Es-
show cause, deferred/install- jail 30 days, consecutive, c.d. installment payment owes consecutive. count if convicted. tates Road east of KY 875.
ment payment, paid in full. 2 years. $1723.75, continued to 2/21. Moore, Adam Lee, (1- The grand jury charges Paul Schulte & Velda
Johnson, Jr., Clyde W., (1) Purcell, David E., viola- Nickoson, Cord Eldon, 2 4) criminal possession of a that on or about the period of Smiley to Linda S. Gardner,
possession of marijuana; (2) tion of KY E.P.O./D.V.O., cases of show cause, deferred/ forged instrument, 2nd de- March 1, 2010- June 10, 2011, 87.4369 acres on the waters of
drug paraphernalia, buy/pos- guilty, jail 60 days, consecu- installment payment owes gree, all amended to criminal Deborah Colemire committed the North Fork of the Licking
session, continued to 2/28. tive, c.d. 2 years. $295.25, continued to 2/21. attempt of criminal possession the offense of theft by failure River.
May, Keith B., (1) failure Rigdon, Michael D., (2) Nickoson, Lyndsey M., of a forged instrument, jail to make required disposition Richard P. & Lorrie Las-
to wear seat belt, prepaid; (2) failure to notify DOT of ad- show cause, deferred/install- 180 days, serve 60 each count, when she took an amount in key to Thomas A. & Deborah
no license, continued to 2/14. dress change, dismissed with ment payment owes $113, consecutive. excess of $10,000, from the R. Cortner, land in the city of
McBride, Amber K., di- proof. continued to 2/21. Rumford, Robert L., (1) account of Ray Hunt, a dis- Brooksville.
version completion, dismissed Riley, Brandon K., (1) Pennington, Tanya, show carrying a concealed deadly abled individual, in money Henry E. & Gloriagayl
per diversion. DUI, aggravator, 1st offense; cause, deferred/installment weapon; (2) wanton endanger- from a joint bank account Franke to Donnie Henry, 4.097
Moore, Adam L., (1) fail- (2) failure of non-owner op- payment owes $614.27, failed ment, 1st degree; (3) assault, where she was identified as acres of the Henry & Gloria-
ure to wear seat belt, guilty, erator to maintain required in- to appear, continued to 2/21. 4th degree, domestic violence, Ray Hunt’s guardian, and gayl Franke Land Division
$25 fine. surance, continued to 2/7. Ramsey, Darrin L., 2 minor injury, continued to which she converted to her east of the city of Lenoxburg
2/7. own property, contrary to her and being located on McCarty
known legal obligation to Ridge Road.
GRAND JURY safeguard Ray Hunt’s money, Rodney & Ann Polley,
INDICTMENTS to-wit: she, in her position as to Eric R. Fegan Enterprises
The Bracken County Ray Hunt’s “Guardian” took LLC, property in the city of
Grand Jury handed down in- approximately $10,512.71 Brooksville.
dictments on Justin W. Gil- from the account of Ray Hunt, Henry E. & Gloriagayl
lespie, and Deborah Colemie Debbie Colemire Guradian, Franke to The Elizabeth C.
on Thursday, January 19. for her own use. The charge Tenoever Trust, 7.691 acres
By superseding indict- of theft by failure to make re- of the Henry & Gloriagayl
BIG ment, the grand jury charges quired deposit over $10,000 is Franke Land Division east of
that on or about October 26, punishable by 5-10 years im- the city of Lenoxburg and be-
2011, Justin W. Gillespie, (1) prisonment if convicted. ing located on McCarty Ridge
committed the offense of first Road.
degree assault when he mani- DEEDS Sarah E. Power Carl to
or Small festing extreme indifference Recorded by County Sharleen W. Power, property
to the value of human life Clerk Rae Jean Poe. in the city of Brooksville.
We have a loan to fit your farming needs. wantonly engaged in conduct Henry E. & Gloriagayl Henry E. & Gloriagayl
which created a grave risk of Franke to Richard L. & Joyce Franke to Double G Farms
death to another and thereby A. Turner, 9.114 acres known LLC, 6.818, 6.071, 47.876,
caused serious physical in- as Tract 3 of the Henry & Glo- 17.662, and 1.930 acres
• Real Estate/Land jury to Ronald Honan when riagayl Franke Land Division known as Tracts 4, 5, 6, 1, and
he struck Honan with at 1985 east of the city of Lenoxburg 2 of the Henry & Gloriagayl
• Operating Loan Ford Escort, which threw, car- and being located on McCarty Franke Land Division east of
ried or dragged Ronald Honan Ridge Road. the city of Lenoxburg and be-
approximately thirty (30) feet Henry E. & Gloriagayl ing located on McCarty Ridge
• Equipment
into the roadway; (2) commit- Franke to Terry S. Burton, Jr., Road.
ted the offense of tampering 2.015 and 4.572 acres known Charles S. Boling and
• Livestock with physical evidence while as Tract 9 and 7 of the Henry Beverly Ashcraft to Ryan J.
believing that an official pro- & Gloriagayl Franke Land Kennedy, property on Gal-
• Crops ceeding might be instituted he Division east of the city of braith Road.
attempted to mutilate, conceal, Lenoxburg and being located
remove, or alter physical evi-
dence with the intent to impair
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Benefit for Kathy
Deaths
Announcements Two Minutes
Bell to be held
Fri., Jan. 27th WITH THE BIBLE
MR. REINHEIMER MR. THORNSBURY
St. Augustine - St. James Kathy Bell started by Cornelius R. Stam, Founder
Adrian Earl Reinheimer, Terrence Robert Thorns-
Knights of Columbus will chemo treatments for breast Berean Bible Society
90, died Friday, January 20, bury, 64, native of Augusta,
meet Thursday, January 26 cancer on Jan. 19th. On Fri., PO Box 756 Germantown, WI 53022
2012 at Meadowview Re- passed away on January 11,
at 8 p.m. at St. James Church Jan. 27th friends of Kathy are
gional Medical Center. Born 2012 at the Spohn Shoreline
Parish Hall, Brooksville. hosting a ZUMBA (or) Chili
Super/silent auction benefit FOUR KINDS OF MEN on December 2, 1921 to the Memorial Hospital in Cor-
Brooksville Lions at the Germantown Wood- by Cornelius R. Stam late Elmer and Vida Kennon pus Christi, TX. Born Febru-
Club Bingo is Wednesday, man building starting at 6:30 According to St. Paul's inspired epistles, the human Reinheimer, he was a United ary 8, 1947 a son of the late
February 1 at the Watson p.m. If you only want to eat race is divided into four categories: States Navy veteran, a mem- Evelyn (Billie) Welte and
1. The natural man, i.e., the fallen son of Adam, as he ber of Foster United Meth- Robert (Bob) Thornsbury in
Building, Brooksville. Jitney chili, sandwich and drink the
is, without God. Of him the Apostle says: "The natural man odist Church, Maysville Ma- Augusta, KY, he was a vet-
6:30 p.m. Bingo 8 p.m. cost is $5. If you only want
receiveth not the things of the Spirit of God: for they are sonic Lodge, and a former eran of the United States Air
to ZUMBA starting at 7 p.m.
foolishness unto him: neither can he know them, because member of Foster Masonic Force.
Scarlet O'Hatters the cost is $5. There will be
they are spiritually discerned" (I Cor. 2:14). Lodge. He is survived by his
will have lunch at Tea a small silent auction table
2. The babe in Christ. When a person sees himself as He is survived by his wife, Flora Price Thorns-
Cup Cafe', Flemingsburg, as well. This benefit is open
a sinner and trusts Christ as his Saviour, he is "born again" wife of 45 years, Hartzell bury; one daughter, Kerri
Thursday, February 2. Leave to everyone who wishes to
and becomes a "babe in Christ". But babes can and should Elaine Haley Reinheimer; Smith; one son, Kevin (Mi-
Brooksville 11:15 a.m. help, even if just stopping
grow, so these are exhorted: "As newborn babes, desire the two daughters, Vida Lou chelle) Reese; one brother,
by for support. If you have
sincere [pure] milk of the Word, that ye may grow thereby" (Jim) Jaehnen of Florence, Eddie (Karen) Thornsbury
Parks & Recreation questions about ZUMBA
(I Pet. 2:2). KY and Rebecca Elaine of Augusta; one sister, Caro-
Public Meeting is Monday, only call Christina Bothman 3. The carnal Christian is one who, though perhaps a (Howard Butler) Reinheimer
lyn (Danny) Habermehl of
February 6 at 6:30 p.m. in the at 606-735-6839 or for ques- Christian for years, has not grown, due to indifference and of La Grange, KY; three
Vermilion, OH; four grand-
court room of the Bracken tions about Chili supper/si- neglect of the Word of God. He still has to be treated as a grandchildren, Jeff, Mela-
daughters; one grandson; one
County Courthouse. lent auction only call Stepha- babe in Christ. The Corinthian believers were examples of nie, and Brian Jaehnan; two
great-grandson; and numer-
nie Taylor at 606-735-2002. this. Paul had to write them: "I...could not speak unto you
great-grandchildren, Mad-
ous aunts, uncles, cousins,
as unto spiritual, but as unto carnal, even as unto babes in
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avavav Irving Peck; Joyce Peck, ABOC, NCLC; and Apprentice Adam Bradley eee TO AND FRO, AND CARRIED ABOUT WITH EVERY
his first wife, Velda Allender
WIND OF DOCTRINE" (Eph. 4:14). Let us then heed St.
2011 Bracken County Sheriff’s Reinheimer; and one brother,
Peter's inspired exhortation: "BUT GROW IN GRACE,
Gilmore F. Reinheimer.
AND IN THE KNOWLEDGE OF OUR LORD AND
Office Accomplishments
SAVIOUR, JESUS CHRIST" (II Pet. 3:18). Services were held Tues-
day, January 24, 2012 at
Continued from Page 1 rests - 243, Traffic Violations
Moore and Parker Funeral
programs will continue to be - 153, Traffic Warnings - 89,
Home in Brooksville. Burial
conducted by the Sheriff’s and Status Offenses - 2.
M followed at Lenoxburg Cem-
Office in 2012. The NIXLE Other areas the Sheriffs H
etery.
community notification pro- Office continues to expand
Memorials may be made
gram was not implemented are: Metcalfe-Hennessey
to Gideon’s, Falmouth Amer-
due to changes that were • Diligently working
Funeral Home ican Legion, or SPCA.
made within the program with the School Systems,
Condolences may be sent
management. Community Groups and oth-
301 E. Fourth Street • Augusta, Kentucky to mooreandparkerfh.com.
Having been in law en- ers to address crime in the Billy Ray Darnell, 72,
606-756-2270
forcement for many years, County. of Ewing, KY, passed away
MRS. GRAY
Sheriff Niemeier knew, “the • Implementation of a Thoughtful in all needs • Pre-planning available Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Shari Marie Parsons
apprehension of suspects Detective’s position that www.mhfuneralhome.com at Fleming County Hospital.
Gray, 49, died Sunday, Janu-
and perpetrators of crimes was filled with the hiring of Born in Fleming County on
ary 22, 2012 at her home.
in Bracken County is of Robert Scott. Det. Scott has MR. SHIELDS MR. REED June 5, 1939, a son of the late
She was born on July 13,
the utmost concern for the been very instrumental in the Rodney Allen Shields, Raymond Lee Reed, 75, William Mason and Thelma
1962 to the late Hurschell
Bracken County Sheriff Of- investigation and clearance 36, of Moorefield, KY, passed died Sunday, January 22, Duncan Darnell, he was a
Anderson and Helen Joyce
fice. By solving crimes and of crimes in the County. His away on Friday, January 20, 2012 at his home. He was veteran of the U.S. Marine
Miller Parsons.
apprehending suspects and vast knowledge and experi- 2012. Born March 19, 1975, born on March 10, 1936 to Corp serving from 1959-
She is survived by her
perpetrators the Sheriff’s Of- ence has also been instru- a son of Sarah Ann Strode the late Aba and Elizabeth 1963, a retired employee of
husband of 10 years, William
fice strives to improve the mental in the training and McKenzie and Bobby Allen Beagle Reed. the State Highway Depart-
K. Gray; one daughter, Han-
quality of life for the victims mentoring of Deputies in the Shields, he was a carpenter. He is survived by his ment and a former associ-
nah Marie Gray; one step-
of crimes and to bring some agency in investigative skills He is survived by one wife of 15 years, Betty Lit- ate of Carpenter Insurance
son, Jonathan Robert Gray
closure to these unfortunate and interviewing of suspects son, Kaegan Allen Shields, tleton Reed; seven children, Agency and a farmer. He was
of Maysville; two brothers,
events in their life.” and witnesses. of Augusta; his mother, Faye (Bobby Herrington) a member of Mt. Pisgah Bap-
Phillip Parsons and Gary
In working on the goal of • Purchasing the neces- Sarah Ann (Michael Allen) Moore of Harrison County, tist Church, Fleming Lodge
Parsons.
identification of suspects and sary cameras, tape recorders, McKenzie of Augusta; his Bobby (Opal) Reed of Au- #112 F & AM, Lexington
Services were held
perpetrators, “the Sheriff’s evidence collection supplies father, Bobby Allen Shields gusta, Brenda (Harold) Gil- Scottish Rite, El Hasa Shrine
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Office has taken a strong and fingerprint kits needed to of Moorefield, KY: one bert of Sardinia, OH, Peggy in Ashland, KY and a Life
at Moore and Parker Funeral
stance against crime and properly investigate and col- brother, Robby Allen Shields, (Richard) Frederick of Har- Home in Brooksville. Burial time member of the VFW
the investigation of crime in lect evidence for case inves- of Augusta; one niece, Shana rison County, Terry Reed of followed at Johnsville Cem- and the American Legion.
the county”, said Niemeier. tigations. Shields of Augusta; and Augusta, Robin Nickoson of etery. He is survived by his
“During 2011 the agency had • Det. Robert Scott con- one nephew, Robby Austin Augusta, and Vickie Cracraft Condolences may be sent wife of 32 years, Norma Lee
280 case reports that were tinues to conduct mentoring Shields of Augusta. of Augusta; eleven grand- to mooreandparkerfh.com. Gore Darnell; one son, Tra-
assigned to officers. Of these training to the deputies in Services were held children; ten great-grand- vis (Lynn) Darnell of Au-
cases 49% of them were Interviewing and Interroga- Tuesday, January 23, 2012, children; one sister, Geneva MR. JEFFERSON gusta; one daughter, Melissa
cleared by arrest/prosecution tions, Crime Scene Search, at the Richie Hunt Funeral Long of Middletown, KY; Woodrow “Woodie” Jef- Gilbert of Aberdeen; nine
declined, with arrest account- Case Preparation and Evi- Home in Owingsville, KY, three brothers, Elmer Reed ferson, 90, died Thursday, grandchildren, Michelle Dar-
ing for 43% and prosecution dence collection. The depu- with Rev. Lowell Rice of Berry, KY, William A. January 19, 2012 at Mead- nell, Ashley Darnell, Dustin
declined accounting for 6%. ties also attended a 40-hour officiating. Burial followed (Connie) Reed of FL, and owview Regional Medical Hamilton, Chelsea Darnell,
The national average for class to enhance their inves- in the Longview Cemetery. Robert S. (Darlene) Reed of Center. Born on October 27, Shannon Hamilton, Kaleb
clearance of cases by arrest tigative skills. Seaview, WA. He was pre- 1921 to the late Asbury and Darnell, Shawn Burden,
is approximately 13%.” Niemeier ensures the Don’t miss an issue. ceded in death by one son, Elizabeth Earl Crawford Jef- James Tumey and Daniel
The following is the public that his agency will David L. Fields. ferson, he was a World War II Tumey; several great-grand-
Make sure we know about
breakdown of charges that continue to mentor the depu- Funeral services will be U.S. Army Veteran, a mem- children; one sister, Betty
any address changes!
were filed by the Sheriff’s ties in these areas to continu- held at 1 p.m. on Thursday, ber of Germantown Baptist Lou (Wyatt) Hedges of Cyn-
Office in 2011: Felony Ar- ally improve their investiga- 606-735-2198 January 26, 2012 at Moore Church, Bracken County thiana; and one brother, No-
rests - 159, Misdemeanor Ar- tive skills in 2012. and Parker Funeral Home School Board Member for 12 lan “Toad” (Sharon) Darnell
in Augusta. Burial will be years, Farm Service Agency of Maysville. He was pre-
at Mt. Zion Cemetery. Visi- (Formerly ASCS) where he ceded in death by his parents
It’s 2012! tation will be 5-8 p.m. on served as a committeeman and one step-daughter, Vicki
Wednesday at the funeral for 12 years, and Kentucky Lynn Rose.
home. Colonel. Services were conducted
Memorials may be sent He is survived by his Saturday, January 21, 2012
Isn’t it time to... to Hospice of Hope. wife of 63 years, Barbara at Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church
Condolences may be sent Burden Jefferson; three in Fairview with Rev. Todd
• Try contacts even if you wear bifocals? to mooreandparkerfh.com children, Judy (Jay) Kalb Wiley officiating. Burial fol-
of Maysville, Dennis Craw- lowed in the Elizaville Cem-
• Update your eyewear? ford (Tara) Jefferson of Ger- etery with military graveside
Moore and Parker mantown, and Karla (Da- rites by Flemingsburg VFW
• Use eyewear that’s
vid) Heck of Ft. Thomas; Post # 1834.
made for the digital age? Funeral Homes
ten grandchildren; eleven Memorials are sug-
• Get LASIK? Pre-Need. great-grandchildren; and one gested to Mt. Pisgah Baptist
brother, Reuben “Peck” Jef- Church.
Because
• Wear polarized sunglasses? ferson of Germantown. He Palmer Funeral Home of
You care!
was preceded in death by May’s Lick served the fam-
three brothers, Leonard Jef- ily. Condolences may be left
ferson, Lytle Jefferson, and for the family at www.palm-
Make 2012 the year you
Earl Jefferson; and two sis- erfuneralhome.net.
see your best, look your
ters, Anna Gay Burton and
best and feel your best. You Nellie Frederick.
can begin with a thorough Services were held Mon-
day, January 23, 2012, at
eye health examination.
Palmer Funeral Home in Ger-
mantown. Burial followed at WINTER HOURS:
Dr. Brett A. Hines • Dr. Angela Scifres Maple Grove Cemetery. M, Tu, Th, F & Sat: 10 - 4
Bracken
Frankfort Street, Brooksville, KY Memorials may be made
Closed: Wed & Sunday
EYECARE [phone] • 1-800-264-3591 Rob Schweitzer to Chatham Christian Church
or Germantown Volunteer 128 Main Street
Brooksville - Augusta
Center Fire Dept. Augusta, KY 41002 2-2-c
735-2114 • 756-2101 Condolences may be sent
to palmerfh.com.
4 - THE BRACKEN COUNTY NEWS, Thurs., January 26, 2012
NEW LIFE
Church News Chatham
FELLOWSHIP
Doug Tucker, pastor Christian Church The First Baptist Church

by Beverly Whittaker
Fairview Christian Brooksville Christian Church of Augusta
What a blessing to be in
the Lord's House this Sun., to host soup & to host new band's Mouse 300 East 4th Street, Augusta, KY
Jan. 22. If you do not have sandwich luncheon first concert Pastor Tony Bishop
a church home, we invite Fairview Christian Come be a part of Greetings from the church 606-782-2624 or 606-747-5374
you to New Life. Aleisha Church will be having a Rescuer’s first ever concert mouse. May we ask God to [email protected]
Renfrow sang the special
Fundraiser Luncheon on on Friday, January 27. This enlarge our understanding of
called "Hope Now." In Jesus, Sunday, February 5th after new local band is Jon Hopp, His great love and our ability Why Are you Killing My Children?
we always have hope if we
morning services. This Trent Moser and Clayton to share it with others.
put our trust and faith in him. Are we as Christians, ready to They are still a human being
luncheon is to help raise Allender. They desire to On this Sun., Jan. 22
Pastor Doug began his series stand before God on judgment because that is what God made
money for our 2012 Haiti glorify our Lord and Savior we had 63 to SS and 124 to
on spiritual warfare. The text day and answer this question? them. There is no reason the
was from I John 5:4-5. We Mission Team. The team through original music that worship service. SS is 10 a.m. Why are we allowing murderers child should have to pay for
will be traveling to Haiti in communicates to today’s and worship service is 10:45 to get by with killing an unborn the indiscretion of the mother
know we are overcomers by
July 2012. The team will be world. a.m. Everyone is welcome! child? We do not tolerate because she can’t be bothered
the war we fight, the weapons
serving a variety of soups, The concert with special Jane Nelson played "Tell murder in any other form. with taking a pill everyday or
we fight with, and the way of
sandwiches and homemade guest, Adam Crozier, begins Me the Story of Jesus" and Yet we allow women to have having a procedure to prevent
victory.
desserts. at 6:00 p.m. at Brooksville "There's Within My Heart abortions killing thousands becoming pregnant. Abortion
Don't forget our up-
Come out and support Christian Church, located a Melody". Beautiful as of innocent children a year. should not be allowed as a form
coming events at New Life It’s not like there aren’t ways of birth control when there are
and mark your calendars. the team and the mission and at 148 W. Miami St. The always. to prevent pregnancy, take a other ways to control the out
Feb. 14 at 6 p.m. will be enjoy some fellowship and concert is free to all. Remember in prayer: pill or have a procedure. Yet come. You can say it doesn’t
Bobby Anderson &
our annual Valentine's Day best of all you won’t have instead of doing this we allow matter, but will it matter to
Banquet with a Mexican to cook. We also ask for PRESBYTERIAN granddaughter Angel, doctors to kill an unborn child God, and will He see it as being
theme buffet and the continued prayer as we plan POTPOURRI Gloria Smith, Hailee and while still in the mother’s the same as when the parents
Newleywed Game. Winter and prepare for the trip. by Les Grooms, pastor Christopher Evans, Amanda womb, the one place where in the Bible, who sacrificed
Augusta Presbyterian Blevins, Kaitlin Bond, the child should be safe. How their children to a false god?
Jam 2012 will be on Mar. 17
at 6:00 p.m. in Cincinnati. We had fifty-three in Reginia Beach, Lloyd Bond, can we justify the murdering Levitcus 20:3-5 (3) “I myself
attendance Sunday. Kay Wayne Brockley (surgery of a child when it could have will set my face against him
We will be taking the church GREETINGS FROM
been so easily prevented? We and will cut him off from his
Grooms was the liturgist. Jill on his back Jan. 31), Lisa
van. ST. JAMES Hargett did the power point. Byrnes, Larry Haas (knee do not stand by when a child is people; for by sacrificing his
Harold Johnson cel- by Caroline Jefferson abused or killed. Then why do children to Molek, he has
Barbara Nickoson was the surgery in near future),
ebrates a birthday on Tues., Blessings for a great we feel it is alright to murder defiled my sanctuary and
song leader. Allison Jefferson, Bobby
Jan. 24. Harold is always birthday are extended to them while still in the mother’s profaned my Holy Name. (4) If
smiling and a blessing to Larry Jefferson on the 23rd We are continuing Johnson, Hope Florer, infant womb. Jeremiah 1:5 “Before I the members of the community
us. May God bless you and Ellen Jacobs on the in our Bible Study of 1st Bryce Habermehl, and formed you in the womb I knew close their eyes when that man
with many more years Mr. 24th! Ellen has contributed Corinthians. This week the always each other and all you. Before you where born I sacrifices one of his children
Harold! many physical and spiritual subject was the love chapter, those on prayer list. set you apart.” How then can to Molek and if they fail to put
Our house should be a hours to St. James and we chapter 13. We have two more Our sincere sympathy we say that it is alright to take him to death. (5) I myself will
house of prayer. We invite extend our appreciation and lessons and then we will be goes out to the Woodrow the life that God has placed in set my face against him and
the womb of a woman because his family and will cut them
you to our Wednesday best wishes for many years starting second Corinthians. "Woodie" Jefferson family.
it is not yet viable. When God off from their people together
evening meal at 6:30 p.m. to come! Travis Darnell’s father May God bless and comfort
has already known that child with all who follow him in
and prayer service at 7:00 We continue to pray that unexpectedly passed away you at this time. and He has planned their life. prostituting themselves to
p.m. Our Kingdom Builder our law makers will make this past week and we Phil & Ruby Hedges Yet we stand idly by and let the Molek.” Besides who but satan
classes for all ages begin decisions based on the right cancelled Friday night at the sang a beautiful special "In murdering continue because could twist a situation like this
at 9:30 a.m. and praise and to life of all human beings. movies in order to attend the the Garden". we are told that the child is not and make it seem alright? Do
worship at 10:30 a.m. We also May God bless those who visitation at Mount Pisgah Bro. Jackie's message viable and is not yet a being. we really think that as a nation,
have Junior Church for 1st- fight non-stop for the basic Baptist Church. Friday night was "To The Church in When the only reason they allowing abortion to go on,
5th grades. Remember God right of all humans to life, at the movies is rescheduled Pergamum". Revelation are not a being yet is because that God will not set his face
on Feb. 3 at 6:30 p.m. someone cut their life short for against us, for we are the ones
loves you and so do we! We for the right to live when old 2:12-17. The Word of God
I continued with my their own selfish reasons. How who are allowing abortion
are located at the intersection or disabled, and to ensure is living and active. He is the
can we say that an unborn child to run rampant in our nation.
sermon this week on the
of the AA Highway and 875 the dignity of life from way, truth, and life.
with a heart beat is not yet a Take a stand Christians! This is
call that Jesus made. My
on the left. conception to natural death. John Wayne and Elijah being just because they can your Nation also and wrong is
scripture was from Mark
McCane came forward this not survive out of the mothers just that it’s wrong!!!
chapter one verses 14-20.
morning accepting Jesus as womb before a certain age.
Jesus called very ordinary
their personal Savior. Darrin
IS Someone you love havIng a BIrthday? people to be fishers of men. This is a Pro-life Statement
Young, youth director,
Why not “SurPrISe” them with a Birthday greeting Without hesitation they left from The First Baptist Church of Augusta
baptized them following
their nets and followed him.
in the next edition of the Bracken County news? worship service. Dustin
Call 606-735-2198 today!!! That is what he is asking us McCane also accepted Jesus
to do. FIRST BAPTIST
and Bro. Jackie baptized him
CHURCH OF AUGUSTA
and Wilkie Wood. May God
by Rita Bradford
bless each of you and may
Hello & God's Blessings
you walk with Him daily and Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Agency
from The First Baptist Church
let your light shine for Him. • Life Insurance • Annuities • IRAs
of Augusta. Brother Tony's
Wed., Jan. 25 - Choir Gary W. Hay, FICF sermon was titled "Living
Practice at 7 p.m. We need Field Representative
859-620-2881 Life By The Beatitudes".
you to come and make a
Insurance Protection • Financial Security Brother Tony is encouraging
joyful noise for the Lord.
his congregation to have
Nursery Workers for OAKLAND CHRISTIAN
a stronger & deeper
next week: Ruth Nickerson by Barbara Browning
commitment to God in
and Debbie McElfresh. “Are you bored with
2012.
Remember all our out- your faith?” Well, then, how
Wed. Night Prayer
reach programs - Food bank, would your life be different
Meeting begins @ 7 p.m. We
backpack, sunshine baskets. if you didn’t just know God’s invite you to come & help us
Matthew 5:16 - Each and Word—but you actually mourn for the lost souls that
relied on it? Read your Bible
every day. need to be saved.
and be a prayer warrior.
We invite you to come
Church Board meeting
& join us on Sunday. Our
NEW ZION BAPTIST is Wednesday night, January
Sunday morning services
Bro. Rick Lochart 25, 7 p.m.
begin @ 9:30 a.m. with
by Sheril Fletcher January 29th is a busy day
Sunday School Classes.
Join us for worship at OCC. Our youth will be
This coming week's lesson
on Sundays at 10 a.m. for leading the worship service
is titled " Giving in a
Sunday School, 11 a.m. at 10:30 a.m. Following that,
Greedy Culture". This
morning worship and 6:30 we’ll have a dinner in honor
lesson will help us become
p.m. for evening worship. of the youth and our “Walk
We also have Bible Study on Through Bethlehem” event more involved with helping
Thursdays at 7 p.m. at Brother workers. That evening is people around us that are in
Larry and Roz McClanahan's our Fifth Sunday hymn sing need by seeing them as God
home. with Homer Burton, Adarin sees them. Sunday morning
Upcoming: Deacon Williams, and Damascus worship service begins @
Ordination service for Road in concert. (What a 10:30 a.m. Sunday night
Brother Mike Cummins on combination!) service begins @ 6 p.m.
Sunday the 29th at 3 p.m. The night of February 5, May all Christians make
The WMU and Deacons 6:30 p.m., we’ll see a film on a vow to serve God with all
the greatness and vastness of their heart in 2012. As stated
meeting at 6 p.m. on Feb. 5.
God. in Joshua 24:15 - but as for
On Feb. 10 from 6 p.m. to 8
February 10th will me & my household we will
p.m. there will be a Valentine
be our “Family Movie & serve the Lord.
Party/Meet and Greet for our
Dinner Night” beginning at 6
youth ages 4-11. On Feb.
p.m. with a spaghetti dinner.
12 Brother Rick and Tammy
Then you’ll have your choice
will host a Valentine Party Golden Rule
of two movies to watch,
for the church at 5 p.m.
“Gnomeo and Juliet” or Vinyl Windows,
John 15:16 (Ye have
“Courageous.” So we have
not chosen me, but I have llC
something for the young and
chosen you, and ordained
old alike. (BBB) & Insured
you, that ye should go and
Our sympathy to the
bring forth fruit, and that loved ones of Woody • New Construction
your fruit should remain;
Jefferson and Steve Morris. and Replacement.
that whatsoever ye shall ask
Other prayer concerns • Locally Manufactured.
of the Father in my name, he
include Bobby Johnson, • 7 Optional Colors.
may give it to you.)
Alice Holmes (broken ankle),
• Limited/Lifetime
Please remember in
Wiley Jefferson, Allison
Warranty.
prayer Kathy Bishop,
Jefferson, Phyllis Wolfe,
• FREE
Christian Jones, Nancy Shawna McKenney, Ronnie
West, Earl West, John Godly, King, Susie Blevins, Ronnie in Home Estimate
Allison Jefferson, Tommy Honan, JoAnn McCarthy, (Installation Only)
Colvin, Ernie Williams Eudell Hall, Ken Smallwood,
Verna Adams, Jacob and Melinda Boschert, Kathy CAll
Haley Carroll, Bill Breshear, Reed, Kathy Bishop (both [phone]
the Steve Morris Family, the arms broke), our shut-ins, or
Johnny Murray Family and those dealing with cancer
Toll FRee
all of our men and women in issues, our armed forces, and
800-737-0456
uniform. our leaders.
THE BRACKEN COUNTY NEWS, Thurs., January 26, 2012 - 5
CASA 2011 Volunteer graduating class
Trash Talk
by: Mr. Recycle Bin & Ms. Pick-Up Litterbug
606-735-9960
Howdy Folks! The wind more information on this
is really blustery this Monday and other products that the
although the temperature company has to offer, but we
does not reflect the January didn’t readily find the cost
date! This is the type of day of the material. Hopefully,
when a lot of trash cans meet it will be comparable to the
their demise on the highway Styrofoam counterpart and
after being tossed about by will become a standard in
the weather conditions so the the shipping industry!
sooner the trash receptacles Another very interesting
are removed from the curb, new product made from
the better! Over the years we 100% post-consumer
have stopped numerous times recycled nylon carpet is
to remove a stray can from known as EcoLon and is
the highway and hopefully being used by the Ford
saved it from being run over. automotive giant as cylinder
Blowing cans do present a caps in the engines of its
road hazard on trash day, so Escape, Fusion, Mustang
keep that in mind especially and F-150 models. By using
on Mondays and Thursdays the EcoLon product which
in Bracken County! is molded into cylinder
We have spoken head covers for the selected
The CASA Program of Bracken, Fleming, and Mason Counties is pleased to announce their 2011 Volunteer Graduating numerous times in this models, Ford is diverting
Class. Pictured left to right are: District Judge Todd Walton, Karen Russell, Barbara Ware, Dorinda Perkins, Angela article about Styrofoam 4.1 million pounds of
Gehring, Cindy Mastin, Cheryl French, Sarah Mitchell, LaTonya Harrison, Maletta Casebolt Volunteer Coordinator and packaging material that carpet, which is equivalent
Marty Wallingford, Executive Director. Not pictured was Rita Porter. Photo submitted always finds its way into to 985,000 square yards of
the recycling trailers. A carpet, from landfills while
Winter is for nesting: take
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Recycling Magazine de- oil from being consumed!
time to examine your life (cid:74)(cid:99)(cid:90)(cid:109)(cid:101)(cid:90)(cid:88)(cid:105)(cid:90)(cid:89)(cid:21)(cid:58)(cid:109)(cid:101)(cid:90)(cid:99)(cid:104)(cid:90)(cid:104)(cid:22) scribed new products made As we have said before,
from recycled material we expect a lot of great
including an alternative to ideas such as these from the
Submitted by: Shannon or shorter work weeks with of leisure time.
Styrofoam which is hard if students in the public, private
Smith, CEA for Family reduced pay? If not, then Find time to get enough
not impossible to recycle and and home-schooled settings
and Consumer Sciences perhaps you could work four sleep. Sleep is essential to
is made from oil, a natural in the not-to-distant future
Because we spend a lot longer days and have a three- health and well-being, yet Holiday bills piling up? resource that will someday here in Bracken County!
of time indoors during the day weekend every week. Americans get by on too lit- See us for a bill
be non-existent. In Toronto, We send our sincerest
winter, we can channel these This could free you to do tle sleep, with many people consolidation loan
Canada, a company by the appreciation to all of you
that can lower your
increased hours spent nest- the things that are important reporting drowsiness. Don’t
monthly payment. name of PaperNuts has who have called and/or sent
ing to allow for a thoughtful to you, whether that means let that happen to you. Set a
developed a packing product cards regarding the health
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food based materials like of you know, he was born
also a great time to assess Need or greed? Take ity. But, within reason, find
cornstarch which can attract with cerebral palsy and has
life goals and priorities, and time to examine your spend- ways to do what you love.
vermin and has a tendency to been unable to walk or talk,
how they relate to happiness. ing purchases. There is a big If you cannot change profes-
break down during shipping. but that has not stopped him
This year, following several difference between needing sions to follow your dreams,
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trying economic years, offers something and wanting it, find ways to satisfy those
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risk of having a stroke or an interlocking configuration, and example that will sustain
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publication. and more organized. Think in them. Let this become a
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Rae Jean Poe
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Bracken County Clerk February 2012
1 BiRtHday”
and Deputies
Lee Insko
new Hours:
Margaret Fronk to Each &
M, Tu, & Th: 8-4
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Wed. & Sat: 8-12 David Appelman
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Friday: 8:30-4
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Peggy Prather
Brandon Meyer
Month
Stephanie Taylor
Mr. & Mrs. C.E. Schweitzer Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Vic Hiles 21 128 Main Street
Mr. & Mrs. Bobby Johnson Augusta, Ky 41002
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DEAN’S PHARMACY Eric Thornsbury JIM’S
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Jerry Hay Ruth McNeese AUTO OUTLET
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Full Prescription Center Rodney Gerhard 9 Jackie Hinson
Located on Hwy. 10
Cards, Cosmetics & Gifts Billy Jack Moore Dennis Beckett
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Brooksville Betty Bay Christopher Rechtin
Carolyn Harrison 606-735-2442
606-735-2322 Gary Frodge Cathy Celsor
Raymond Todd Jr. 22
John N. Brooks Samantha Meenach
Billy Bay Jacobs
K’s Monte Woods Danielle Jefferson Sue Case All About Glass
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Sheila Brumley Barry Thomas Barbara Jefferson Glass, Mirrors, and
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Mary Ellen Swanger Sandy F. Jefferson Stephanie C. Twehues windows for your
Melissa Beckett
201 Heather Renee French Henry Blvd. Susan Carlisle Beatrice Elrod Home, Auto or Business
Bethany Wolfe 16
Augusta, Kentucky 41002 Mr. & Mrs. Billy Workman David Rogers 427 Clark st., Maysville, Ky 41056
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[phone]
Mon - Sat 8 AM - 9 PM 3 Rick Whittaker
Kay Cooper Roger Thomas 1-800-339-3045
Sunday 9 AM - 7 PM
Betty McElfresh Bill Combs
10 owner:
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Virginia Bravard
Erin M. Conley Huldah Hinson Gary Norris
FaRM BuReau Jake Myers
James A. Clos David Kelsch David Hay
Jennifer Marie Thompson
insuRance Bobby Jefferson Dale Dummit Ron Charles
John Stratton 11 Marianne Dusing Gary Jefferson tRacey FLoReR
Larry smith - Agent Charles Hesler Danny Day Karen Long
Bert Galloway Property Valuation
Bobby Johnson Retta Holton Fr. Greg Bach
Life • Auto • Blue Cross Penny Sticklen Administrator
Mr. & Mrs. Roger Johncox Mike Welte Tommy McClanahan
Fire • Hail Marjorie Grigson
Rita Lynn Gray John Workman &
735-2408 4 Mildred Schweitzer 17 Sara Fryman
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Wilma McClanahan Danny Hamilton Chad Colvin 24 BirThday wiSheS
edward J. Rudd
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Ann Poe Keith Randolph RaeJean Burton
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Schumacher Billy Workman Florine Hiles Sue Ann Murray Dr. Angela Taylor
Sadie McCord Will Browning Harold Haas
Attorneys At LAw Rosanna Claypool Eddie Franke John W. Lang 25
Brooksville O.D. Grigson Bobby Ishmael Joyce Wilson Brice Tompkins
606-735-2950 Susie Hargett Bob Appelman Martha Jibb Janet Morris
Martha Kay Hause Terry Gray Shawna McKenney
katHy FRee
Bracken County sheriff
5 Jacob Hay Mr. & Mrs. John Lang Debbie Gifford
Howard Niemeier Bill Hause Gene Weaver Janet Kay Bishop clerk
Deputies: Melinda C. Boschert Betty Habermehl Brenda Bauer Circuit Court & District Court
Bob scott Billy Joe Fields Eva Joyce Manly 18 Jessica Brooke Jefferson
John riley Ruth Bauer Mr. & Mrs. James Maddox Noland Smith Mr. & Mrs. Donnie Appelman Driver’s License Due?
CIahnr iKse Blsackher Malcolm Clark Mr. & Mrs. Steve McKenney Amy Fields Check yours & see!
Mr. & Mrs. Dale Bare Charles A. Klaber 26
Janet r. Morris
606-735-3233 6 Jerry Hinson Hildreth Baker Karen, LaNae, Ruth Ann & Randy
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Steve Thornsbury Penny Burton Marlyn Moneyhon
Jamie Garrison Russell Parsons Deron Ray Toni Jacobs
Lindsey Ashcraft Michelle M. Veirs Darius Washington Jessica Fogle
Cathy Cropper Jeff Montgomery Kim Griesinger Marcia K. Morgan
Russ Bishop Mary Jo Maddox Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Hargett Candi Smith from
Robert H. Kelsch Tim Dodson Mr. & Mrs. Monte Case Mark Hall Earl Bush
223 Main street
Anita M. Bivens Bracken Co.
Augusta, Ky 19 27
David Meyer Judge Executive
606-756-2177 Genevieve Fryman Marjorie Mingua Martha Anderson
Mark Pribble Melinda Thornberry The New wave
7 Earl Bush Jackie H. Dean
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J.B. Delaney Mr. & Mrs. Jack Bare Monday thru Saturday
20
Ronald Honan Evenings by Appointment
28
Shirley Biddle
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606-756-2151 8 14 Roberta Haley Jamie Hamm Melinda Boschert • Julie Moford
Tony Wyatt Mark McCane Brian McKenzie Amy Carl
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PaRkview inn
Joanne M. Thompson Brian McElfresh Misti T. Cummins Peyton O’Neill
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Danny Bailey Shane Tuel Kyle Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Hamilton
Dean Braunm Karly Brooke Sherlock Abby Collins 103 w. 2nd st. • Augusta, Ky
“we service what we sell”
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Fields Mr. & Mrs. Roy Gibson Mr. & Mrs. Larry McClanahan “Open 7 days a week
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Mr. & Mrs. Mike McKenzie Debbie Neeley
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THE BRACKEN COUNTY NEWS, Thurs., January 26, 2012 - 7
Brooksville
Nauva June Harding; Bobbie AIS 7th graders busy learning geometry
Volunteer
Hargett; Mr. & Mrs. Pete
Fire Department Hause; Stanley & Beverly
list of contributors Hay; Janet Hedger; Treve
The Brooksville Volun- & Jackie Hester; Gary Jr.
teer Fire Department & Debra Hicks; Florine
appreciates everyone who T. Hiles; Vic & Mildred
donated to their 2011 fund Hiles (In Memory of Patty
drive. The last list of donors Nickoson, Gladys Yates &
from 2011 include: Bracken Shirley Thornton); Huldah
Co. Homemakers; Tony E. Hinson; Louise Holleran;
Campbell; Columbia Gas John & Edna Holleran;
Transmission LLC; Brenda Ernest & Clara Holmes;
Haberle; Stanley & Beverly David & Lana Holton;
Hay; Marilyn Heiert; Claude & Helen Howard;
Michele & Daniel Houston Mae Howard; R.T. & Tina
family; David R. Jr. & Doris Jefferson; Jefferson's Garage
W. Magowan (In Memory of & Frame Service - Mutt &
Mildred Hamilton). Betty; Calvin Jennett; Opal
The 2012 fund drive is Jett; Lanny & Connie Jett;
well underway and recent Bobby L. Jett; Mary Lois Jett
contributors include: (In Memory of Betty Davis);
Margaret Adams; Amy Henry & Linda Jones;
Anderkin & John Huber; Gregory & Kimberly Jones; Mrs. Ruf’s 7th grade students at Augusta Independent School have been busy learning geometry since winter break.
Bobby E. Anderson; James Johnnie & Marilyn Jones; Joe Above, students are shown engaging in an activity that justifies the formulas for area and circumference of a circle and how
& Jean Appelman; Jeni & Karen Jones; Arlene Jones; they relate to pi. Photo submitted
Appelman; Marvin & Ann Carlotte M. Kalb; William
Bare; Mike Barnard; Fred R. & Rubye Kalb; John
Barrons; Ernie Baynum; Kellison; Robert & Hester Club News
Studio 230 The Salon
Roy & Wanda Bell; David Kern; Karen & Herbert King;
& Veta Bell (In Memory Ronald & Sharon King; Betty
of Charles Wyatt); Herb Jean King; Charles & Carol Announces Kelle Henson CONCORD UNITED PARKVIEW
Benjey; Pam Bentley; Glenn Klaber & Todd & Robin METHODIST WOMEN COOKING CLUB
& Vicki Bess; Bice Pro Stop Klaber; Patricia R. LaBare; Concord United Meth- The Parkview Cooking
- Kevin Bice; Myrtle Bishop; Gayle & Brooke Lange; odist Women met at the Club met last Tuesday
Mr. & Mrs. Gayle Blevins; Thomas & Beverly Lathem; church Mon., Jan. 16 for their evening and enjoyed comfort
Billy & Tara Boling; David Fred H. Lawson; Lee's IGA; annual prayer and self-denial foods from an Amish
& Frances Bonar; Jim Scott & Cheryl Lippert; Gale meeting led by Pam Tull. cookbook.
Boothe; Carolyn Boston; & Linda Mains; Margie W. Melinda Kurtz, president, Those attending and
Dave Braughler; Eva Mae Mains; David Manzo; Rob called the meeting together enjoying the evening were:
Bravard; James M. Bravard; & Michelle Marshall; Phil with everyone repeating our Ann Linville, Sheryl Nelson,
John & Carolyn Bravard; McCane; Janice McCormick; purpose in unison. Rita Hargett, Barb Perry,
Brooksville Baptist Church; Jackie & Debbie McElfresh; Pam Tull and Sarah Carl Charlene Schweitzer, Juanita
Melbourne & Sue Brough; Joseph E. McElfresh; John had the prayer calendar. and John White, Viola
Herman & Jeanie Browning; & Linda McKinney; Mike Sarah read scripture from Kennard, Polly Cummins,
Tom & Emma Brumback; & Angie McKinney; Wilford John 1-29-34. Pam repeated Susan Hamilton, Libby and
George & Alice Brumley; & Janet Meyer; Monte on some of our missions Frank Estill, Amy Schmidt
Bulk Transit Corporation; & Susan Meyer; John A. in the Phillipines and the and daughter Josephine,
Tom & Madeline Burgoon; Meyer; Dorothy J. Meyer; Alicia Dillon Gibbs, owner/stylist of Studio 230 The Salon, Central Conference - it was a Judith Richards, Mary Rita
John, Suzie, Chris, Amanda Robert Mickelson; Lester in downtown Maysville, wants to take this opportunity to focus on love & peace for all Deiter, Dorothy Selby, Jewel
Burney; Theresa Burns & Reed & Delores Middleton; announce the arrival of their newest stylist, Kelle Henson. creation. Norma Sizemore Mefford, Carolyn Taylor,
Jerry Westerbeck; Terry & Alice L. Mills; Dave & Kelle is joining the staff this week and invites everyone to give had our response. She read Jennie Lou McGee.
Diane Burton; Elizabeth Mary Moloney; Mike & her a call and make her welcome to the family. Studio 230 a very interesting story The cooking club meets
(Betty) Bush - Bush Farms; Betty Moneyhon; Patty is open Tuesday 10a - 6p, Wednesday and Thursday 9a - 8p, followed by prayer. on the third Tuesday of the
Jo Ann Campbell; Tony & Ann Moorhead; Bronson Friday 9a - 7p, and Saturday 9a - 5p. Pictured above left to right Pam then had us focus on month at 6 p.m. Come on
Robin Campbell; Jeannie & Carolyn Moorhead; are: Alicia Dillon Gibbs, owner; Tiffany Sims, Kelle Henson, our program which was on "A down and try it sometime
Carmack; Norman & Juanita Carol Moran - Independent Jillian Hargett and Sarah Rieselman. Time To Change". The focus and bring a friend or two. We
Carr; Chris & Tara Carrigan; Insurance; Steve & Linda table had several symbols have a great time.
Donald & Nancy Case; Myers; Eugene & Emma of technology. There were
Bruce & Barbara Case; Pete Neises; Mabel Newman; (cid:59)(cid:88)(cid:81)(cid:12)(cid:45)(cid:97)(cid:83)(cid:97)(cid:95)(cid:96)(cid:77)(cid:12)(cid:50)(cid:81)(cid:94)(cid:94)(cid:101) hearts sprinkled all over the Senior Citizen's
& Mary Chouteau; Malcolm Elmer Norton; Ruth Ohmer; technological equipment (cell Menu
Clark; Henry Clos; Kenneth Stanley Owens; John G. phones, laptop computer,
Announces New “Last Departure” Time!
& Willena Colemire; Hank & Donna Parker; Martha etc.). For over 160 yrs. Thurs., Feb. 2 - Turkey,
& Anna Colemire; Elizabeth Peddicord; Jeffrey A. mission minded women have gravy, mashed potatoes,
(Peggy) Colemire; Billy & Perkins; P.C. & Bertie Lou paid & given through the green beans, wheat bread,
Helen Colemire; Chad & Phelps; Glen Pollitt; RL & call to prayer & self-denial. mixed fruit, milk.
Leslie Colvin; Barbara A. Ann Polly; Tom & Peggy They have built schools,
Combess; Mofford & Kay Prather; Ramona A. Ramsey; playgrounds, colleges. This
Cooper; Larry & Brenda Melvin & Hazel Ramsey; year our giving will support BIRTHS
Cooper; Baxter & Marie Bill & Judy Rawe; Jon & programs and projects to
Courts; Donna & Tony Cox; Hannah Ray; Alta, Alicia & some nearly 100 national Kaycee & Jackson
Chanis & Jeanine Cox; Allen Reed; Roy Reed; David mission and dozens of global Moore are proud to announce
Calvin (Doc) Crawford; B. Reed; Adrian & Elaine ministries. Funds will install the birth of their baby sister,
Butch & Lois Cummins; Bud Reinheimer; Karen Remmel; new educational software Finlee Marie. She arrived
& Norma Cummins; David Neider Reynolds; Jeff Rigg; and increase web access for December 23rd weighing 9
& Cindy Cummins; Maxine Jim & Shirley Robinson; (cid:46)(cid:91)(cid:91)(cid:87)(cid:12)(cid:91)(cid:82)(cid:12)(cid:29)(cid:28)(cid:12)(cid:50)(cid:81)(cid:94)(cid:94)(cid:101)(cid:12)(cid:60)(cid:77)(cid:95)(cid:95)(cid:81)(cid:95)(cid:12)(cid:25)(cid:12)(cid:16)(cid:30)(cid:33) our mission institutions. lbs. 7 oz. and was 20.5 inches
Cummins; Faik & Margaret Laura Routt; Lois M. Routt; Focus scripture - long. She is the daughter of
Dalip; Richard L. Dangel; Jerry & Cynthia Ruf; Alfred (cid:50)(cid:81)(cid:94)(cid:94)(cid:101)(cid:12)(cid:52)(cid:91)(cid:97)(cid:94)(cid:95)(cid:38)(cid:12)(cid:12)(cid:48)(cid:77)(cid:85)(cid:88)(cid:101)(cid:12)(cid:36)(cid:12)(cid:77)(cid:89)(cid:12)(cid:25)(cid:12)(cid:36)(cid:12)(cid:92)(cid:89) Proverbs 3-3-4. Readers for B.J. & Jaime Moore.
Deans Pharmacy Inc.; Eric & M. & Leigh Sassler Family; the program were Penny Proud grandparents are
Kathryn Dee; Eva Denoma; Sherley & Norma Saunders; (cid:34)(cid:28)(cid:34)(cid:25)(cid:35)(cid:33)(cid:34)(cid:25)(cid:31)(cid:30)(cid:37)(cid:29) Burton, Pastor Yancy, Doug & Joyce Buckner and
DGS Development Ltd.; Carl G. Schumer; Robert Nauva Harding, Lynda Marilyn and the late Jackie
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Joy & Wilbert Downard Sharp; Stephen & Diana After we took the offering
(In Memory of Charles Sharp; Sherman Jr. & Roberta we each received one of
Wyatt); Larry & Marianne Shepherd; Kenneth & Lela the hearts from the table Robertson
Dusing; Edward Egan; Smallwood; Ricky & Robin - to communicate love and
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Robert Eisenmann; Tommy Smith; Doug Smith; N.O. & learning for all people from
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Polar Bear football team holds Sports
SCHOOL MENU
BRACKEN COUNTY annual awards banquet Panthers in 10th
BREAKFAST
Region All “A” play
Mon., Jan. 30 - Breakfast
The Augusta Panthers
pizza, cereal, juice.
and Deming Black Devils
Tues., Jan. 31 - Biscuit
opened up the 10th Region
& jelly, sausage links, cereal,
Class A Tournament with
juice, milk.
the play-in game on Monday
Wed., Feb. 1 - Waffles
night. It was the second go
with syrup, cereal, juice,
around for the two squads
milk.
who opened the season in
Thurs., Feb. 2 - Ham &
Augusta back in November
biscuits, cereal, juice, milk.
(Augusta won 83-66). The
Fri., Feb. 3 - Doughnuts,
1st quarter was a tight one
cereal, juice, milk.
as the game went back and
LUNCH
forth. But in the 2nd quarter
Mon., Jan. 30 - Taco salad
the Panthers opened things
with nacho chips or ham
up with full court pressure
& cheese sandwich, potato
that Deming had no answer
wedges, corn, fruit, milk.
for. Augusta went to the half
Tues., Jan. 31 - Chicken
leading 32-21.
patty or hamburger on bun,
In the 3rd quarter it was
french fries, broccoli with Senior Josh Cummins, above right, is presented the
much of the same. The Pan-
cheese, peaches, milk. award for highest grade point average at Football Ban-
thers kept the momentum
Wed., Feb. 1 - Chili or quet. Senior Drew Fields, above right, is honored at football
and added to their lead, 48-
vegetable soup, pimento The Bracken County High School Polar Bear Football banquet. Drew is the only player who played all 4 years of
28. In the 4th quarter back
cheese or peanut butter team held their annual banquet on Saturday, December 17, high school.
in November the Devils put
sandwich, vegetable sticks in the high school cafeteria. After a delicious meal, Coach
up 32 points in a furious ef-
w/dip, crackers, fruit, milk. Kevin Siple and his assistants presented the team with
fort to come back but that
Thurs., Feb. 2 - Spaghetti awards. These awards include:
run fell short. In this game
with meat sauce or hoagie on Scholar Athlete Award ( Any player who had a 3.0 GPA
they simply ran out of gas
bun, green beans, rolls, fruit, or higher first quarter) - Austin Fite, Logan Hamilton, Dar-
and Augusta survived and
milk. ren Hughes, Eli Rodriquez, Jacob Houston, Drew Fields,
advanced, 66-45. The win
Fri., Feb. 3 - Fish on Brad Blevins, Logan Gisler, Leighton Lee, Ryan May, Ryan
improved Augusta to 8-7.
bun or submarine sandwich, Monohan, Cole McClain, Jarett Moore, Matt Raymer, Chris
Scoring: Bach 23, Thor-
macaroni & cheese, brown Rabe, Connor Rigg, AJ Rogers, Jacob Tucker, Josh Cum-
pe 15, Halawani 7, Krebs
beans, cornbread, pears, mins, Eli Florer, Dalton Lewis, Logan Houston, and Mi-
6, Kelsch 6, Appelman 5,
milk. chael Memering.
Moore 4.
All Area (Maysville Ledger): First Team - Eli Florer,
On Wednesday night the
Cole McClain, Connor Rigg, and Jacob Houston. Honor-
Panthers faced the Bishop
able Mention - Brett Raymer, and Timmy McFadden.
Brossart Mustangs in the
AUGUSTA SCHOOLS All District Selections - Cole McClain, Eli Florer, Con-
Brett Raymer, left, and Timmy McFadden, right, are 10th Region Class A Qua-
BREAKFAST nor Rigg, Jacob Houston, Chad Blankenship, and Brett
awarded the Outstanding Offensive Lineman Award. terfinals. Brossart took an
Mon., Jan. 30 - Pancake, Raymer.
early 5-1 lead but the Pan-
syrup, sausage link, milk, Special Awards - Varsity Most Improved Player: An- ing Defensive Lineman: Aaron Vanlandingham, Outstand-
thers would battle back and
juice. drew White, J.V. Most Improved: Brandon Fryman, The Po- ing Linebacker: Chad Blankenship, Outstanding Defensive
held a 13-11 lead just before
Tues., Jan. 31 - Breakfast lar Bear Award: Logan Holleran, Co-Scout Team Player of Back: Drew Fields, Defensive Player of the Year: Eli Florer,
the end of the quarter but a
burrito, fruit, milk, juice. the Year: Dakota Rider and Dalton Lewis, Big Stick Award: and Offensive Player of the Year: Cole McClain.
Mustang 3 would put them
Wed., Feb. 1 - Sausage, Eli Florer, Outstanding Offensive Lineman: Brett Raymer Congratulations to all players and coaches for a first- up 14-13. In the 2nd quar-
egg & cheese biscuit, milk, and Timmy McFadden, Outstanding Receiver: Jacob Hous- ever winning season at Bracken County High School! Best
ter the Augusta press would
juice. ton, Outstanding Offensive Back: Connor Rigg, Outstand- of luck next year!
help the Panthers take con-
Thurs., Feb. 2 - Sweet
trol and push them out to
rolls, banana, milk, juice.
their biggest lead 28-20 as
Fri., Feb. 3 - Cinnamon or
the quarter was coming to a
jelly toast, fruit, milk, juice.
close. Brossart would score
LUNCH
a couple quick baskets just
Mon., Jan. 30 - Chicken
before the half to make it
rings, tater tots, carrots, pears,
28-24 Augusta at the break.
milk.
In the 3rd quarter the
Tues., Jan. 31 - Baked
Mustangs quickly took the
ham, augrautin potatoes,
lead but Augusta continued
green beans, cake, milk.
to hang around despite only
Wed., Feb. 1 - Taco with
scoring 5 points in the quar-
cheese, corn or salad, mixed
ter. It appeared that Augusta
fruit, cookie, milk.
would go into the 4th quar-
Thurs., Feb. 2 - Hamburger
ter down 37-33 until backup
on bun, fries, lima beans, rice
center Drew Burns nailed
krispie treats, milk.
a 3-pointer at the buzzer to
Fri., Feb. 3 - Pizza stick,
Senior Austin Fite, right, receives scholastic athlete Jacob Tucker, Junior Linebacker, right, receives award make it a 7 point lead for the
green beans or salad, peaches,
award from Coach Siple. from Coach Siple. Mustangs. In the 4th quarter
cookies, milk. Photos submitted
Augusta’s efforts were just
Emergency Assistance for too little too late as Brossart
Bracken County
Livestock, Honey Bees, and won and advanced, 66-53.
(cid:46)(cid:53)(cid:51)(cid:12)(cid:46)(cid:59)(cid:69)(cid:63)(cid:12)
Farmline Farm-raised Fish Program The Panthers fell to 8-8.
(ELAP). Scoring: Bach 32,
2012 DCP/ACRE ELAP provides emer- (cid:64)(cid:59)(cid:69)(cid:63) Moore 12, Thorpe 9.
This Weekend
at Sign Up gency assistance to eligible
Begins January 23 producers of livestock, Panthers beat
Truck & Car
The Parkview inn
USDA Kentucky Farm honeybees and farm-raised Deming Devils two
Accessories
Service Agency (FSA) fish who have losses due to
straight Mondays
State Executive Director, disease, adverse weather or
Friday, January 27th Spray In Bed For the second straight
John W. McCauley reminds other conditions, including
producer's enrollment for losses due to blizzards, and Liners on Monday the Augusta Pan-
5:00 - 8:00 Average Crop Revenue wildfires. SALE! thers and Deming Black
Seafood Night - $13.95 Election (ACRE) Program ELAP assistance is for * Mention this ad and receive Devils got together on the
or the traditional Direct and losses not covered under court, this time in Mt. Oliv-
an extra 10% OFF
Counter-cyclical Program other disaster assistance et. Deming jumped out in
Saturday, January 28th (DCP) begins January 23 and programs established by • Stereo Systems front 2-0. Augusta quickly
runs through June 1. the 2008 Farm Bill. FSA is answered with a Dalton Ap-
• Stainless Steel Step Tubes
Saturday Night Alive "Farmers in Kentucky authorized to spend up to $50 pelman 3-pointer and Dem-
who are interested in million per year nationwide Reg. $280 ing never led again. Not to
6:00 - 8:00 $13.95 enrolling in these programs to provide emergency relief SALE PRICE $250 say they weren’t competitive
David & Jerry Hay and need to add this important for ELAP eligible losses. • B&W Gooseneck Hitches as the 1st quarter was a batt-
deadline to their list of ‘must Producer eligibility tle that the Panthers came
$390/ Installed $450
Pat Feagan do’ jobs,” McCauley said. for ELAP requires that all out leading, 21-15. Augusta
"Producers should contact crops in all counties have • Bull Bars - $300 installed opened the 2nd quarter on
the local county office to set crop insurance coverage • Bed Liners - $130 installed a 7-0 run to take their big-
The Parkview Inn Restaurant
up appointments." or Noninsured Disaster • Bed Mats - A STEAL @ $50 gest lead of the first half at
Downtown Augusta Annual contracts are Assistance Program (NAP) 28-15. Deming would pick
• Undercover Hardshell Tonneau
required to be signed to coverage for the crop year in up some momentum and
For Reservations Call 756-2667
receive program benefits. which benefits are requested. $650 ( Many Others on Sale) close the gap to 36-29 at the
All signatures of producers Producers who feel they • 4 piece Vent Visor break.
receiving a share in DCP and have suffered a qualifying $47 installed In the 3rd quarter the
ACRE payments are required loss are encouraged to • Hood Deflector -$47 installed Panthers would continue
by June 1, 2012. file an application for the • Graphics and Truck to wear down the Devils as
For more information 2011 ELAP. Contact your they amped up the defense
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Kelsch named
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Sports in Kentucky to Dean’s List anuary th rossword uzzle
at Transylvania THEME: ROCK AND ROLL
by Bob Watkins
Augusta High School ACROSS
graduate and Transylvania 1. *”We Are the _____”
C o m m o n w e a l t h • Bellarmine would be 18-0 but for University junior Ryan Kelsch 6. *Madonna’s cone-shaped garment
celebrates Numero Uno ... an overtime loss at Indianapolis. has been named to the Dean’s 9. Clarified butter
nationwide And ... List for the 2011 fall term. 13. Farewell in France
University of Kentucky Lady To be named to the Dean’s
14. *”Barbara ___,” sung by
Number Uno in January, Wildcats are 18-2, 7-0 in SEC List, a student must achieve at
The Beach Boys
finds ... play, ranked sixth in America and least a 3.5 grade point average
15. Private university in Des Moines, IA
Murray State is the lone have played to a pair of sold out during the term.
16. Times New _____
unbeaten team in the land. 20-0. home games. Kelsch, a business admin-
17. *Papa’s got a brand new one
Bellarmine’s defending D-2 So, Numero Uno in January istration major, is the son of
18. Oil tanker
national champion Knights are in the Bluegrass State. Beverly and Vaughn Kelsch of
17-1 and on the road to Southern Augusta. 19. *A rockabilly original
Indiana and Kentucky Wesleyan. Q & A Transylvania, founded in 21. Ran away to marry
And, the Kentucky Wildcats Q. Odds of Murray State going 1780, is the nation’s sixteenth 23. Open box attached to long
are atop the polls again. A win unbeaten? pole handle
oldest institution of higher
at Georgia would make John A. Odds on. With eight games to 24. Scratch or scrape
learning and is consistently
Calipari’s team 6-0 in SEC play go, four on the road, the Racers
ranked in national publica- 25. Programmer’s bane
for first time in nine seasons. should take a perfect record into
tions as one of the top liberal 28. Pocket bread
How does Number One talk the OVC Tournament. In no
arts colleges in the country. 30. Chew the fat or chat
translate at the barbershop in small part because momentum
35. It will
January? and unselfish play and return of
37. Literary “through”
√ Fan buzz. “Shut up and lemme veteran Ivan Aska returns from Don’t miss an issue.
talk about the Cats!” the injury list this week. 39. Peter in Russian
Make sure we know about
√ Brag rights and What If ... Murray’s most severe tests: 40. “In ____ of”
any address changes!
(Kentucky and Murray State meet Southeast Missouri State Feb. 15 41. *Behind Wilson sisters, this
in the NCAAs?). and season finale at Tennessee 606-735-2198 group rose to prominence in 1970s
√ Hot ticket. Happy days are Tech. 43. Japanese soup
here again for scalpers and Q. Does Kentucky have an 44. Treeless plain
hustlers. Times are cat and mouse Achilles heel? the arc.
46. Affirm
interesting on the Rupp Arena A. Yes. Point guard play. Twenty • Playing not to lose? Mississippi
47. A bunch, often followed by “of”
sidewalks. games in and Marques Teague State (16-4) turned a superb
48. Inhabitant of republic on
√ Radio call-in wait time to talk is still a box of chocolates. Still second half and overtime into a
is longer. makes poor decisions. sparkling win at Vanderbilt last southwestern shores of Arabian 8. *Aerosmith song with 42. *Chuck Berry went to prison
What else? Q. Darnell Stokes has made week. Coach Rick Stansbury’s Peninsula one-word title after one
For Murray State, Tennessee a different team. Did reaction was like a death row 50. *”Heat of the Moment” band 9. “Get a ____!” 45. Medieval siege weapon
unprecedented ESPN time and John Calipari blow it by asking inmate who just received a stay 52. ___ Luis Obispo
10. Exhibiting vigorous good 49. *___ & Tina Turner
studiFo otar lBkienlgla hrmeaidn ec?la Mtteor.re wins tAh.e kSidto tkoe rse’ d pshhiyrst iacta lU Kto?ols are ojofy .e xKeecnuttuiocnk.y Mnaotrive e reSltiaenf sbthuaryn 5535.. SSiommiela pr oinp -quupa olintyline health 51. Software plug-ins
and more complaints about not obvious. Declining a UK reflects no joy. He exchanged 57. *Founding member of legendary 11. Added to, commonly 54. Literary technique
enough media respect. scholarship offer because he didn’t high 5s with coaches and players British band followed by “out” 56. Razor sharpener
For Kentucky, the word want to wait to play, signals too that appeared more relief for not 60. *”___ ____ Rock and Roll” 12. Poetic “ever” 57. *”I Love Rock ‘n’ Roll” singer
TARGET comes to Big Blue much I and not enough team. Best losing. 15. *Popular R&B style of 58. Initial stake
64. *Rock and Roll, e.g.
conversation. There is a plus place for Stokes is where he is. • Western Kentucky played its 1950s and 1960s 59. What Jack’s beanstalk did
65. Not divisible by two
or two however. Begin with an best six minutes of the season 20. Archie Bunker’s wife 60. Made in Vegas
Alabama game film. OBSERVATIONS against visiting Arkansas Little 67. *New _____, formerly Joy 22. French lake 61. It turns on a light bulb?
After playing poorly at • Derek Willis at Bullitt East Rock last week. Trailing by Division 24. Single-file procession 62. Mix together
home and being blown out by verbally committed to Kentucky three, it was as if a light came 68. Sometimes precedes “nonsense” 25. *”It’s still Rock and Roll” 63. Gaelic
Vandy, three days later a different last week. The upside of the on for Ray Harper’s Hilltoppers. 69. Motion of assent to him 64. *”Hop on the bus, ___”
Crimson Tide showed up at Rupp junior’s announcement will Rebounds, fast breaks, shooting, 70. Period from Dec. 24 to Jan. 6, pl. 26. Being of service 66. John or Jane___
Arena where Anthony Grant’s include: passing all came together. Key 71. Cook slowly
team gave Kentucky a tough √ Game ticket sales just increased. ingredient: For a (6-14) team that 72. *”Owner of a Lonely Heart” band 27. Flash of light Answers to 1-19-12 puzzle.
29. Titaness who was mother of
southern fried whiskering. Pushed Wherever Willis plays this and was uncanny at finding ways to 73. Farley’s side-kick in “Tommy Boy”
Anthony Davis around too. In next season attendance will make lose, Western’s decision-making Helios, Selene, and Eos in
the end, Alabama had more field directors of athletics grin alot. was superb. DOWN Greek mythology
goals, more rebounds, more √ Willis will learn to play with the • Coach Ray Harper is 1-and-oh 1. *”Let’s do the time ____ again” 31. Jodie Foster’s “____ Island”
assists, and 15 fewer free throws. (“wow, UK”) target treatment. in Diddle Arena. 2. Detected by olfactory organ 32. Laertes and Fortinbras to
Epilogue? Crimson to Push, grab, hold and trash talk to 3. Ice crystals or frost Hamlet, e.g.
Cats – “See you Big Blue boys test physical stamina and temper WKU’S RAINEY SHINES 4. Some keep others on a short one 33. Like ship away from harbor
on a neutral floor at the SEC control. To the surprise of only a of these 34. *Mr. Dynamite
Tournament.” Willis is 6-9 and scrawny, but few, Hilltopper All-American
5. Tire brand 36. Anything half-moon shaped
Proving our roundball world should remind fans of Todd May, Bobby Rainey was a key factor 6. *The Beach Boys’ “Don’t Worry ____” 38. Mine deposits
has its bizarro(s) moments too, Mr. Basketball 1982 at Virgie. in the East-West all star game last
consider ... Like May, Willis can score from weekend. 7. DNA transmitter
• We arrive at January’s fourth anywhere, runs the floor and In the West team’s last-
week with two Commonwealth passes well. Twenty-five pounds minute, game-winning drive Carpenter passes State
Family Home
teams ranked in the nation’s from now and a grow-up between Rainey caught a 10-yard pass and
Top 10 and once fourth ranked the ears, he could be special. broke a 16-yard run that set up a Registered Nurse Aid exam Gardening Program
Louisville is not one of them. • College hoops. The horse shoe score three plays later. The West
begins Jan. 31st
• One college team instead of two installed in the lane area has not won 24-17.
in our state is 20-0 only because a stopped the cheap step in and Rainey got the attention of This 7 program series is
kid named Christian had a 3-point take-a-charge by defenders. NFL scouts with 36 yards on six designed for families want-
prayer answered before Christmas Why? The arc is so small coaches carries and caught four passes for ing to learn about growing
in Bloomington. teach defenders to set up in front 24 yards. We hope his showing and preserving their own
and credentials are enough to foods. Beginners will learn
offset lack of size required in the
everything from choosing a
brutal and ever more violent NFL.
garden spot to properly can-
ning and freezing what they
Lakeshore Restaurant & Spirits WORTH REPEATING DEPT.
have grown. More advanced
800 N. Lakeshore Drive • Carlisle, KY Tim Tebow was the subject
(Overlooking Lake Carnico) of a Rick Reilly column for ESPN gardeners will learn how to
OPEN: Thurs. & Fri. 5 PM - 9 PM; Saturday 5 PM - 1 AM last week. improve on their gardening
By the weekend more than skills. The program is being
ThurSday & Friday NighTS - 5 ‘Til 7 PM 90,000 responses had been offered in all of the 20 coun-
happyhour Specials received, 98 percent of them ties in District 1 of the Uni-
$1.50 Longnecks & Buy One Get One 1/2 Price Appetizers “positive,” Reilly said, adding: versity of Kentucky’s Co-
Friday NighT - allyou Can Eat Fish $8.99* “That’s preposterous. You could operative Extension Service
opine that people not stick sharp
SaT. NighT - 6 oz. Sirloin $7.99 or 8 oz. rib-Eye$9.99* through distance learning.
things in the eyes of children and
* Includes choice of Potato & Salad Bar Instructors will present their
you’d get only 95 percent positive
Sonia Carpenter is pictured with her instructor Mary topics over the internet to the
LIVE BAND EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT reaction.”
Beth Riggins, R.N. from Mason Co. ATC. Sonia recently classroom site in each coun-
Of one Tebow skeptic, Reilly
8:30 - 12:30 completed Long-Term Care Nursing Assistant class and ty. Each session will last 1 to
pointed to Tebow’s polite and
• Jan. 28th - Whiskey Creek • Feb. 4th - Sidewinder kind approach to all he meets, and successfully passed the State Registered Nurse Aid exam, 1 ½ hours and the instruc-
wrote: “Put it this way – the guy which consists of written and hands on testing. Sonia tors will include University
FEB. 11th - Valentine Party is respectful with sports writers! is a junior at Augusta Independent School and plans on of Kentucky Specialists and
Two Can Dine for $19.99 Dinner Specials Believe me, brother, I was as working in the Health Care Industry. Photo submitted Extension Agents. The fol-
Jo Jo Gunn Band ($5.00 Cover) skeptical as you, but there’s not lowing topics are scheduled
a gram of fake in this kid. I’ve 2012 Ohio River for the program:
Call 859-749-9117 for reservations NOW! looked everywhere.” Valley Agronomy Jan. 31 - Growing More
1-26-c And so it goes. We Can Order Your in Less Space
Day - February 1st
Feb. 29 - The Three Gar-
NOTARY
By: David Appelman, CEA
2011-12 Boys 10th Region All “A” Basketball dening Seasons
Ag and Natural Resources
Mar. 29 - Irrigating/
The regional Agronomy SEALS
ReSulTS mulching/fertilizing/com-
Day will be held at the Mason
posting
County Extension Office start-
Apr. 30 - Garden Weed
Paris 63 ing with registration at 8:30 on Control
Wednesday, Feb. 1st.
May 29 - Harvest and
Wednesday, January 18 Paris 49 Producers will hear pre-
6:30 PM sentations from UK Special- Storing Vegetables
June 21 - Canning and
Bracken County 35 ist on the Basics of Grain
Augusta 66 Friday, January 20 Bishop Brossart 82 Production and Weed Control Freezing Vegetables
Each session will begin
Monday, January 16 Augusta 53 6:30 PM iTnh ebroet hw iPlla satlusroe baen dp rGesreanintas-. Bracken County News at 6:30 p.m. at the Bracken
7:00 PM 735-2198 County Extension Office. To
Bishop 54 tions on Disease control in
Deming 45 Wednesday, January 18 Brossart Tobacco, Grain, and Vegeta- register call 735-2141.
8:00 PM
Bishop Brossart 66 Bishop bles.
Saturday, January 21 Brossart Producers attending the
Calvary Christian 37 7:00 PM Champion program will be eligible for
Visit us at:
Private Applicator Certifica-
Silver 39
Thursday, January 19 tion for Restricted Use Pesti-
Grove www.mcfarlandchevrolet.com
6:30 PM cides. Dealers attending will
Silver Grove 48 be eligible for Continuing
St. Patrick 60
Friday, January 20 Education Credits for Pesti-
St. Patrick 73 8:00 PM cide categories 1A, 10, 12,
and 14.
Thursday, January 19 St. Patrick 63 Lunch will be served and
8:00 PM
if you plan to attend, please
Nicholas Co. 69
call the office to make a res-
ervation.
10 - THE BRACKEN COUNTY NEWS, Thurs., January 26, 2012
SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS Real Estate
TOO COLD TO GO OUT?
NEEDED
Corner
Make Us Your Augusta Independent Schools is now accepting
applications for school bus drivers. Applicants must be at 2107 Bladeston Dr.,
WINTER
least 21 years of age. Brooksville - large
MaRkETplacE! Anyone interested should contact Mr. Robert Hall, doublewide (very nice
with lots of upgrades), 3
Director of District Services for Augusta Schools, at (606)
BR, 2 BA, fireplace, elec.
Call Amy today to place your ad! 756-2545. 1-26-c
heat pump & central air,
30x40 garage. Come &
RATES: 25 WORDS OR LESS $4.00 prepaid or $5.00
look! $89,900.
billed. 10¢ each additional word. Card of Thanks: 30 words
Free Help Wanted 419 W. 2nd St., Augusta
or less $5.00 prepaid or $6.00 billed. 10¢ each additional
- Riverfront A-frame house
word. All yard sales & posteds must be prepaid, yearly
sitting on a nice lot with
posteds$25.00. The deadline for classified advertising is
FREE PUMP ORGAN,
5 p.m. Monday. Call 735-2198 to place your ad today! TIMBER CUTTER wanted. trees, adjoining the Ohio
nice, (needs repair). Phone
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735-3517 or 782-1043. answers to "Max". If seen tract to build, hunt, camp,
and Every Friday 12 noon
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[email protected] • Ceramic Tile, Carpet
Grawe 782-5009. 2-23-p 5886. EOW tfc • More Services Offered storage, loafing area, heated
or Hardwood
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One Contractor Start to Finish! tfc.
FOR SALE FAMILY OWNED $329,900. Call T.J. Burton
Hemlock Barn Siding (cid:57)(cid:53)(cid:48)(cid:25)(cid:12) (cid:48)(cid:47)(cid:51)(cid:158)(cid:57)(cid:6) GARy HiCKs JR. 606-402-0221 606-782-2150.
Miller Lumber Company [phone] or [phone] Willow-Neave Rd.,
Augusta, KY. (cid:67)(cid:53)(cid:58)(cid:64)(cid:49)(cid:62) at (cid:39)(cid:59)(cid:58)(cid:53)(cid:6) Brooksville - 20.412 acres,
756-2151 this property has endless
Services (cid:11)(cid:22)(cid:21)(cid:16)(cid:18)(cid:15)(cid:21)(cid:21)(cid:23)(cid:12)(cid:13)(cid:20)(cid:14)(cid:21)
1-800-643-4426 (Toll-Free) (cid:53)(cid:59)(cid:58)(cid:50)(cid:43)(cid:58) possibilities. It would make
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tfc the perfect building site.
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Located on Hwy. 10, Reliable husband & wife team
STEEL BUILDINGS - save (cid:63)(cid:45)(cid:56)(cid:49) for tobacco and hay. Call
just east of Brooksville, KY for HOUSE CLEANING
thousands on 2011 closeouts! T.J. Burton 606-782-2150.
Limited availability, 20x30, 606-735-2442 & LAUNDRY MAINTE- Reduced to $60,000.
Riverbend Dog Food
30x40, others. Save $$$ buy NANCE, indoor & outdoor, 7971 Powersville-
now for spring. Discounted YE$! WE BUY VEHICLE$! references provided. Phone 21% Protein/ 8% Fat Harrison Co. Rd. - on
shipping. Display savings 606-883-9105. 1-26-x #19 approx. 1 mile south
50 lb. ... $15.65
also! Call 866-352-0469. ----------------------------------- of Milford. A 4 BR, 2 BA
2-2-p THE HANDYMAN CAN: 26% Protein/ 18% Fat brick home plus 2 car
---------------------------------- wiring, plumbing, kitchens, 50 lb. ... $20.50 garage sitting on approx.
30 acres, large barn for
baths, ceramic tile, hard-
Farm Products wood floors, roofing, painting, 18% Protein/ 6% Fat tractors, horses or cattle,
county water, pasture, very
landscaping, demolition, tree 40 lb. ... $11.25
nice. New Price $265,000.
We have several S-10’s to Choose From! work, mobile auto repair. Se-
HAY, 5x5 rolls, $20. Phone Cat Food There is also a very nice 3
nior discounts. Honey-do-list.
BR, 2 BA doublewide and
735-3104 leave message. Phone [phone]. tfc 40 lb. ... $17.00
a 2 car detached garage
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SALES & SERVICE
12% ... $8.75
on furnaces and air THOUGHT OF THE
Vehicles 16% ... $9.00
conditioners. Appliance WEEK: You have two
2000 Chevy Impala 2000 Chevy Impala service plus electrical work. Stewart’S hands: one for helping
BUY HERE - PAY HERE! (cid:16)(cid:32)(cid:37)(cid:37)(cid:28) • 47,000 miles License #M00554. Phone Farm Supply yourself; the other for
helping others.
MOST VEHICLES (cid:16)(cid:33)(cid:36)(cid:33)(cid:37) Harold Hamilton, 735-3342.
Brooksville
$2,500 OR LESS! tfc
'99 Ford Escort, 2 dr., red, ---------------------------------- 735-2325 PERRY POE
5 speed, $1,600; '88 Chevy tfc.
REAL ESTATE
Pickup, 4x4, 3/4 ton, $1,200;
Dice Auto SAleS
'01 Chevy Malibu, $2,300; 735-3176
'94 Pontiac Sunbird, gas
2002 Buick LeSabre
saver, $1,250; '97 Pontiac D & t Body Shop (www.poerealty.com)
Sunfire, auto., $1,500; 2000 • 42,000 miles 2005 PT Cruiser e-mail: ([email protected])
S10 Pickup, 5 speed, call; '98 • Limited • Leather • Major & Minor Collision Repairs
• 68,000 miles Joe Goecke 606-756-2249
Ford Escort, auto., gas saver, • 2 others to choose from • Insurance Claims & Frame Repairs Eric Fegan 859-512-2969
$1,500; '99 Ford Crown (cid:16)(cid:35)(cid:36)(cid:33)(cid:28) (cid:16)(cid:34)(cid:36)(cid:35)(cid:37) • Automated Estimating System Karin Poe 606-735-2049
Kathy Bell 606-728-2123
Vic, $1,500; 2001 Nissan
• EPA Certified Paint Booth TJ Burton 606-782-2150
Sentra, sharp, auto., $2,800;
'02 Chevy Cavalier, 4 door, •open: Monday - Saturday
black, 140,000 miles, $2,300; FReeeStiMAteS
'01 Pontiac Sunfire, auto., Rock Hauling
FOR SALE : Rebuilt Cars, Trucks & SUV’s
red, gas saver, $2,800; 2000
Top Soil
Saturn, 4 dr., 5 sp., CD player,
2003 Ford Taurus * 2005 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 HD • X-Cab • 4X4
nice, $2,000; '02 Chevy ‘11 Chevy Impala Fill Dirt
• 59,000 miles • 5.3 Auto • Leather • Sunroof • Bed Cover • 177,000 miles
Cavalier, 2 dr., auto., red,
• LT • 28,500 miles
$2,500; '99 Mercury Sable, (cid:16)(cid:34)(cid:35)(cid:30)(cid:33) For more info.
(cid:16)(cid:29)(cid:33)(cid:24)(cid:37)(cid:37)(cid:37) * 1966 Pontiac GTO • 400 cu. in. • Auto • All Original,
new tires, runs good, $1,500; phone:
except motor • Great Driver
'99 Mustang Convertible, Willow Farm Center
V6, auto, air, super nice, Complete Listing @: www.jimsautooutlet.com
606-782-5007
DENNISDICE
$4,000; '04 Ford Taurus,
nice, $3,000; 2001 Buick All our vehicles are carfaxed! All Prices Plus Tax & License Fees! 606-728-2211 Days or 606-728-5202 Eveningstfc tfc
Several other vehicles on the lot to choose from!
Century, $1500.
Brooksville Auto Sales
Workers Compensation
Phone [phone].
606-782-3056 (cell)
Divorce and Family Law
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The offices of KNOEBEL & VICE provide
92,000 miles, $5,750. Phone FREE
experienced and affordable representation in matters in-
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Insurance
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& Sons Attorney and Counselor at Law
Dutch Ridge Rd., Augusta 606-756-2447 24 W. Third Street
606-564-0037
756-2340 or 756-2308 753 Augusta/Chatham Rd. • Augusta, KY • .03 Miles South of AA Hwy. on Rt. 19 Maysville, KY 41056
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