Citizen Voice & Times January 26, 2012

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IPD nabs
man for drug
possession
Man also possessed
‘Church Street’ sign that
belonged to the city
By Rhonda Smyth
CV&T News Editor
Information gained
from a traffic stop last
Tuesday, led Irvine
Division of Police Officers
to arrest a local man on
Estill Middle rocks in academics
drug charges.
Danny Angel, 48, of
Court Street was arrested Above-The Estill County Middle School Academics Team placed first overall at Governor's Cup District Competition last
after Chief Brad Smith Saturday. They were also presented the Hume Award for sportsmanship. Pictured are, back row from left, Kaylee Collins,
obtained a warrant to Matthew Combs, Gentry Baker, Rachel Hughes, Allen Baker, Peyton Brandenburg, Angel Moss; middle row, Noah Turner,
search his home, using Zac Puckett, Rachel French, Jordan Owens, Jackie Flynn; front row, Katie Brewer, Eli Gill, Josiah Miller and Amanda
information provided by a Schuler. Below left-The quick recall team placed first overall and the following people placed individually: (from left) Peyton
confidential informant. Brandenburg, first place social studies, Rachel Hughes, first place language arts, Eli Gill, first place arts and humanities
Smith said he observed Danny Angel and Zac Puckett, first place math. Below right-The future problem solvers won first place also. Pictured are Katie Brewer,
a man driving a black Rachel French, Allen Baker and Gentry Baker (alternate). (Photos courtesy Patty Miller)
truck with suspicious tags tained pills in Angel's
leaving Church Street. front pants pocket. The
When Smith stopped the report states Smith and
truck and requested infor- other IPD officers, found
mation on the license tags several Oxycodone pills in
from the Kentucky State varying strengths.
Police, he discovered that Smith also found and
the tags had expired. confiscated other pills,
Smith asked the driver including Saboxone, digi-
to allow him to search the tal scales, chopping tool
vehicle. During the inves- and a city street sign for
tigation the man claimed Church Street.
to have bought drugs from Officers confiscated
Angel, leading Smith to $361, a food stamp card,
get the warrant. a cell phone, three metal
Smith's report states containers with pills, $5
that while he was execut- worth of change, bottles
ing the warrant he found
See DRUGS A2
a small canister that con-
Estill mourns death of local Farm Bureau agent
Franklin D. Roosevelt and President Harry interesting things he has done in his life.
By Rhonda Smyth
S. Truman (while he was vice-president). He Their other son, John Paul, is a urologist.
CV&T News Editor
was recruited by Bobby Kennedy to run his Tuttle was honored with a Heritage
John Paul Tuttle, 93, a Kentucky Farm presidential campaign in Kentucky, but he Business Award by the Irvine-Ravenna
Bureau Agent for more than 60 years, died declined, telling Kennedy "I am not a politi- Kiwanis Club in November on Farm-City
last Wednesday, Jan. 18 after a short ill- cian." Night at Cedar Village Restaurant.
ness. Tuttle attended the Hoys Fork and Thomas He will be greatly missed by the many
Tuttle was the first agent/manager in School. During his teen years he helped his friends and Farm Bureau customers he has
Estill County when he began working for dad survey in Estill and surrounding coun- served during his years in business in Estill
Farm Bureau in 1949, shortly after he ties. County. He was widely known as a hard-
returned from serving in the United States Tuttle married the former Daisy Winkler working man with integrity.
Army during World War II. in 1944, who also became a farm bureau Funeral services were held Saturday at
He was wounded when the ship on agent and worked alongside him with one of the Crooked Creek Christian Church, at
which he was sailing to South Africa was their sons, Michael. which Tuttle was an elder for nearly 50
sunk by enemy fire, but due to a loss of Although he retired about seven years ago, years.
records, never received the Purple Heart he he still came into the office most everyday to A complete obituary is on page A6.
John Paul Tuttle
deserved. Tuttle had dinner with President visit with customers and talk about all the
Physical therapist will retire in February
evolve into one with a full time emergency room, the
By Rhonda Smyth
services of 20 physicians and several specialty clin-
CV&T News Editor
ics.
"When I first came here, we had Dr. Terry, Dr.
Jim Click, a physical therapist at Marcum & Virginia and Dr. Patterson here and Dr. Clouse for
Wallace Memorial Hospital for the past 25 years, has surgery in Richmond," Click said. "The emergency
announced his intention to retire. Feb. 3 will be his room was only open during the day back then."
last day. The changes in the physical therapy department
Originally from Jackson County, Click is a gradu- since he began as a therapist, he said, mostly has
ate of Sand Gap High School. He began his career 35 to do with the number of patients they see, not the
years ago upon his graduation from the University of equipment.
Kentucky in 1976. "Our therapy is hands-on. We have always taught
He came to MWMH after working in Hyden and at people things they can do at home without equip-
Pattie A. Clay Hospital in Richmond. He also worked ment," he said. "Our biggest change over the years
at a nursing home and for home health. has been in the volume of patients."
When asked how he came to be working at the local For the past eight years, Click has worked with the
hospital he said "they were looking for a physical Estill County High School Football Program.
therapist and I thought the area was similar to Hyden "It's a fun thing to do and I hope it is a value to the
where I had a good experience in a small hospital set- school and the kids," he said. "I hope to continue to do
ting." some of that after I retire."
Click said he has enjoyed watching the hospital See CLICK A2 Jim Click
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Angel was taken to the Estill County Jail charged beans, chips, iced tea, lemonade or coffee and dessert Tax, Tag and fees not included in price. * With approved credit.
with three counts of first degree possession of a con- for $8 per meal. There will also be a silent auction.
trolled substance, three counts of third degree pos- Pyatt will have a selection of CDs for sale.
session of a controlled substance, prescription not in This is is becoming a wonderful tradition and a
original container, possession of drug paraphernalia, way for Estill County to support its best and bright- Formerly Floyd Anderson
possession of property belonging to the city and est students while enjoying an evening of fun.
receiving stolen property, more than $500. Everyone is invited and welcome to attend.
Bail was set at $10,000.
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Irvine Council denies license to Saboxone clinic
By Rhonda Smyth clinic, it would serve sur- the clinic. She replied ment center,” Burkhart council recognized Curt make the arrangements
CV&T News Editor rounding counties as well that Mr. Burnham would said. “I make a motion we Napier, pastor of the and let him know when
as Estill County. take care of that the next deny the privilege license Irvine First Church of and they would work it
The Irvine City Council
“We chose to do a bad day. for the same reasons as the Nazarene. He said he into their schedule.
denied a privilege license
thing in the beginning, Councilman Tim when we denied it the was born and raised in A privilege license were
to the man who original-
but now we want to help Burkhart said that first time.” Kentucky and after living granted to open a thrift
ly asked to open a pain
people get off of drugs,” the name of the busi- The council denied the and working in Michigan, store on Main Street in
treatment clinic. This
Dunaway said. ness “Greater Kentucky license for the pain clinic he and his wife returned the old Lunch Box loca-
time he wanted to open a
She also said she had Wellness Center,” the back in October because to Kentucky after he tion. The store will fea-
Saboxin/Rehab clinic.
put her life savings into applicants’ name and the the applicant opened and retired. ture used furniture, appli-
Nena Dunaway
the building that is locat- address of the business is began to conduct busi- He requested that the ances and clothes.
appeared before the
ed on River Drive. She the same as it was when ness without the required council meet with the Farmer asked the coun-
council to represent Jerry
said they had made a the application was made license, showing a disre- local ministerial associa- cil to keep in mind that
Burnham, the man who
beautiful doctors’ office for a pain clinic. gard for city regulations. tion to discuss what the the city’s 200th birthday
made the license applica-
there. “The only thing that has The council agreed and organization can do to is this year and to be
tion.
Mayor Ernest Farmer changed on this applica- denied the license. help the people in the thinking of ways to cel-
She told them that she
told her that at present tion is the description of Dunaway was visibly community. ebrate it.
wanted to help the com-
they didn’t have a lease the type of business you upset and left the meet- Farmer said he thought
munity with the problem
on the building in which want to open from a pain ing in tears. it would be a good idea
and if allowed to open the
they proposed opening clinic to a drug treat- In other business the and told the pastor to
Estill Fiscal Court votes to dispatch constables
By Rhonda Smyth couldn’t vote to just allow one constable to be dis- runs with other departments.
CV&T News Editor patched, that all three constables that serve Estill Muncie said they had responded to 14 building fires
County would have to be included. and four mobile home fires. The highest number of
Constables will now be dispatched to cover accidents
District Two Constable Earl Young ended the dis- runs was to investigate unauthorized burns.
and incidents, the same as the Estill County Sheriff’s
cussion when he made the motion to allow dispatchers “People call in and say something is burning and it
department, Irvine Division of Police and the Ravenna
to dispatch constables. is usually somebody burning trash,” Muncie said.
Police Department.
In other business Estill County Clerk Sherry Fox The department also went to 97 accidents.
At a meeting of the Estill County Fiscal Court last
told the court that she has $19,500 left on the grant Muncie reported on the condition of all the trucks in
Tuesday at the courthouse, the court voted to have
she received for new voting machines and that she the department’s fleet, giving the mileage on each and
911 dispatchers treat constables as they do other law
had two choices of what to do with it. the number of runs in which they were used in 2011.
officers. Judge-Executive Wallace Taylor voted no.
“We can purchase more equipment or send it back Muncie figured average times it took to have a
District One Constable Danny Conrad made the
to the state,” she said. “I would like to purchase four truck on the scene of a fire after the emergency tone
request after giving a long report to the court about
extra machines. I have to spend it by the end of sounded. He said it took approximately 1.5 minutes to
his activities for the past year. He told them he served
June.” have a truck enroute and 10 minutes for it to be on the
85 warrants and 43 citations.
The court approved. scene from the time it is toned.
“I feel I deserve to be dispatched and treated like
Taylor told the court that Estill County Water These times were while the station is manned dur-
other law officers,” Conrad said.
District Number One commissioner, Jerry Arnold, told ing first and second shift. The time increases signifi-
Conrad went on to tell the court that he has been
him his term was about to expire and requested that cantly during the third shift hours (midnight and 8
to several training sessions and wanted to attend the
he be reappointed. a.m.). It takes about 12 minutes to get a truck enroute
Department of Criminal Justice Training to receive
The court agreed. and 23 minutes to arrive on the scene.
the same training as other officers.
The court also accepted the water district and the The department has already been to three structure
District One Magistrate Gerald Rader said he
Powell Valley Water District’s budgets into the min- fires and five vehicle accidents in just the first weeks
didn’t want to be rushed into voting for anything,
utes. of the new year.
but he didn’t understand why Conrad couldn’t be
Estill County Fire Chief Derrick Muncie gave his
dispatched.
annual report. He told the court the department had
District Two Magistrate Darrell Johnson said they
a total of 310 runs for 2011 with 31 being mutual aid
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that Howell sold a 1998 cited for possession of female in the vehicle and
Sheriff
Chevrolet Blazer to drug paraphernalia and that she appeared to be
Howell arrested Charles Jones for $150 possession of a controlled hiding something. Morris
and that the vehicle was substance on Jan. 17. found a needle between
Estill Deputy Sheriff
stolen from Paris. The Deputy Morris was the the seats and two pieces
Russell Morris arrested
owner of the Blazer is charging officer. of a Saboxone tablet in an
Beatrice Howell, 31, of Enjoy a great evening
William Turner. Morris’ report states Aspirin bottle.
Pea Ridge Road, on Jan.
Bail was set at that he was dispatched Sparks is required to
10 and charged her with with your Valentine at
$10,000. to Opossum Run Road to go to court to answer the
receiving stolen property,
investigate a suspicious charges on Feb. 15.
under $10,000. Sparks cited Michael’s
vehicle. When he arrived,
Morris’ report states
Jennifer Sparks was he noticed there was a
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Sen. Tom Jensen
800-372-7181
Estill Judge-Exec.
Wallace Taylor
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County Clerk
Sherry Fox
Sen. Jared Carpenter 723-5156
Sen. Carpenter
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Charlene Baker
introduces himself Ted's Frankfort Report
723-3970
Lawmakers look at
Hello! My name is Jared Carpenter and I am your Property Valuation
new state senator. It is our Constitutional duty every
ten years to realign our voting districts according Administrator
to population after each census. This act fulfills
state's finances Jeff Hix
the requirement of one man, one vote. Because of
population shifts, the 34th State Senatorial District 723-4569
now includes Estill County in addition to Madison
and Rockcastle counties. (The final congressional
Lawmakers began dig- watched was HB 216,
district lines are still being discussed between the Estill County Sheriff
ging into the details of the a measure that would
chambers.) Senator Tom Jensen and I have already
state’s finances this week. increase Kentucky’s Gary Freeman
talked about the needs and promise of the com-
We heard the Governor’s school dropout age from
munities in Estill. I’m very happy to represent you 723-2323
proposed two-year spend- 16 to 18 with hopes of
because I have many friends and associates there.
ing plan in a joint ses- ramping up the state’s
I look forward to visiting with you all and hearing
sion with the Senate on still-lagging high school
first hand your concerns. Every week during ses- Irvine Division of
Tuesday. graduation rates.
sion (and quite frequently outside of that), I write
There was some good Keeping Kentucky Police Chief
an update from Frankfort discussing the important
news in the governor’s children in school until
issues being debated and voted on. I look forward to Ted Edmonds Brad Smith
budget qddress. First, they graduate has
sharing my thoughts and votes with you.
Before I dive into issues, however, I wanted to state revenues continue to State Representative long been a priority of 723-3915
improve. Second, essen- the Kentucky General
tell you a little bit about me. I currently chair
tial state services like Assembly. We know that
the Budget Review Subcommittee on Education.
Medicaid, state prisons and funding for high school graduates earn more in
I also serve on the Appropriations and Revenue Ravenna Police Chief
K-12 schools will likely be exempt from their lifetime, and enjoy a better qual-
Committee; the Banking and Insurance Committee;
any approved budget cuts over the ity of life, than those who drop out of Ken White
the Economic Development, Tourism, and Labor
next biennium under any forthcoming high school.
Committee; and the Education Committee. I am a 723-3332
House budget proposal, as indicated by The issue of “digital citizenship” was
member of the Capital Projects and Bond Oversight
some key lawmakers. also taken up in the house. Being a
Committee. I graduated from Eastern Kentucky
Then, there is the not-so-good news. good digital citizen, according to HB
University with a degree in Communication and a Estill County Board
The governor’s proposal cuts most of 91, is knowing the risk and rewards—
minor in Business Administration. I am a banker
the rest of state government around including the rights and responsibili- of Education 723-
with First Southern National Bank. I live in Berea
8.4 percent. While smaller cuts have ties—of being a user of computers and
and I am the father of two wonderful children, Cole 2181
been suggested by the governor for technology. HB 91 would help guide
and Jaren Cate.
higher education, local jail, juvenile school employees and students to Fourth Monday
Now, back to the business at hand. On Tuesday,
justice and a handful of other areas, a be good digital citizens by requiring
the Governor gave the Budget Address outlining 6:30 p.m.
cut is still a cut, and it is painful. school boards to adopt “acceptable use”
his priorities for Kentucky’s budget. As I have been
Now, the governor’s budget is in policies for use of school technology by
warning, we have close to a billion dollar shortfall;
the hands of multiple house bud- school employees as well as update stu-
$742 million to be exact over the biennium. I was
get subcommittees and the House dent behavioral codes to include rules Estill Fiscal Court
glad to see that the Governor took a more realistic
Appropriations and Revenue of good digital citizenship for school
approach to the budget this time and didn’t use Third Monday 6 p.m.
Committee. When their work is com- children. Supporters of HB 91 say the
phantom gambling proceeds to fund programs. He
pleted, we will consider it in the full bill is not intended to set policy for
also proposed cutting certain agencies by 8.4 per-
house before passing it on to the sen- schools, but rather to guide schools as
cent. However, the Governor then proposed about Irvine City Council
ate. they set their own policies addressing
$800 million of additional spending. He is funding
We also came closer to accomplish- the proper use of digital devices. 723-2554
new programs and initiatives while applying severe
ing the task of redistricting. The sen- I urge you to stay informed of legisla-
cuts to other parts of government. This does not Second and Fourth
ate voted earlier this week on house tive action on bills of interest to you
make sense to many of us in the Senate.
redistricting plans for state legislative, throughout the 2012 regular session by Mondays 7p.m.
The House of Representatives has assigned the
congressional and judicial districts logging onto the Legislative Research
budget proposal to their budget subcommittees.
then returned the plans to the house Commission website at www.lrc.ky.gov
When they have finished putting their mark on the
for final passage. With the exception of or by calling the LRC toll-free Bill Ravenna City Council
document and the House passes the bill, the Senate
the congressional district map, we sent Status Line at 866-840-2835. For com-
will then have our turn at reviewing and revising 723-3332
the plans on to the governor’s desk to mittee meeting schedules, please call
the proposal. I will keep you updated on that pro-
cess. be signed into law. Select members the LRC toll-free Meeting Information First Monday
from each chamber will be meeting in Line at 800-633-9650. Or, to com-
a special legislative “conference” com- ment on a bill, please call the toll-free 6 p.m.
mittee to work on a compromise for the Legislative Message Line at 800-372-
Deadline for letters to the editor is Friday at 4 state’s six congressional districts. 7181. You can always reach me direct-
Several other bills were considered ly at 502-564-8100, ext. 818. Estill County Health
p.m. Letters must be signed to be printed and
this week, as well. Perhaps the most-
Department
include a telephone number for verification.
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COMMUNITY CALENDAR Historical and p.m. Mailed applications
Genealogical Society must be postmarked by
the deadline date. No late
The Estill County
entries will be accepted.
Historical and
St. Elizabeth erans benefits. This ser- auction. All proceeds Richmond. There will be For more information, you
Genealogical Society will
Basement Sale vice is provided free of will benefit the academ- a sponsored meal. To pre- may call Kim Williams at
meet Tuesday, Feb. 7, at
St. Elizabeth’s will charge by the Kentucky ics teams. Everybody is register, call 723-4557. 723-4235.
the Estill County Public
Department of Veterans invited.
have their basement
Affairs. For further infor- 2012 DCP/ACRE Library at 7 p.m., for Mommie and Me
sale Wednesday, Feb. 1,
from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., and mation, please call toll Community Sign-ups “Show and Tell.” Volumes Storytime
I and II of the Cemetery
Thursday, Feb. 2, from free within Kentucky, Education of Clark USDA Kentucky Farm Books are available at the Mommie and Me
7:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. 866-376-0308 to speak County Schools Service Agency (FSA) museum on Saturdays. Storytime for ages 2 -5,
There will be clothes and with a Veterans Benefits Community Education, reminds producer’s enroll- In addition, the 2012 will meet Wednesdays
a lot of nice items. Field Representative. a program of the Clark ment for Average Crop Historical Calendars are at 10 a.m., and Friday
Retirement Reception County Schools, is offer- Revenue Election (ACRE) available for $7. at 10:30 a.m. Come and
4-H Valentine for ing State Registered Program or the tradition- bring your child or grand-
Veterans Workshop Marcum & Wallace Nurse Aide Training on al Direct and Counter- Hospice Care Plus hchild for a story, an art
There will be a Valentine Memorial Hospital and Saturdays, Feb. 25 - April cyclical Program (DCP) Volunteer Training activity, and a snack.
King & Points Rehab 28, from 8 a.m. to 4:30 begins Jan. 23 and runs
for Vets workshop for 4- Services will host a com- p.m., at the Clark Area through June 1. For more Hospice Care Plus will Food Bank
Hers between the ages munity reception in honor Technology Center, 650 information contact your host a volunteer train- The Estill County
of 5 - 18, Wednesday, of physical therapist, Jim Boone Avenue. Instructor local FSA office and visit ing on Saturday, Jan. 28, Community Food Bank
Feb. 1, at 3:45 p.m.This Click’s, 25 years of ser- is Rhonda Gilmore, R.N. the state FSA website at: from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at needs to stock the shelves
workshop is free and vice to the community, on For more information call, www.fsa.usda.gov/KY. the Compassionate Care of the pantry. A collec-
will be held at the Estill Tuesday, Jan. 31, from 4- 859-745-3946, or email Center in Richmond. tion container will be
County Extension Office. 6 p.m., at the hospital. lisa.stephens@clark. Sign-up Preregistration is request- located in the Extension
Valentines will be made The public is invited to kyschools.us. Deadline to deadline for ELAP ed, but not required. For Office and other places
to send to the Lexington attend. register is Feb. 3. USDA’s Farm Service more information or to where donations of non-
VA Medical Center in register, contact Hospice
They will also be offer- Agency (FSA) in Kentucky, perishable items (canned,
honor of National Salute Appalachian ing: State Registered reminds producers they Care Plus at 859-986- boxed foods, etc.) may be
to Hospitalized Veterans 1500 or hospice@hospi-
Culture Night Nurse Aide, Phlebotomy, have until Monday, Jan. dropped off. Please help
Week of Feb. 12 - 18. cecp.org.
The Estill County Medical Terminology, 30, to submit an applica- support this worthy pro-
Attention Veterans High and Middle schools Basic Life Support (for tion for payment under 2012 Mountain gram to help the less for-
academics teams will Healthcare Providers) the 2011 Emergency tunate.
A Veterans Benefits Mushroom Festival
have the eighth annual and Heartsaver First Aid, Assistance for Livestock,
Field Representative
Appalachian Culture CPR & AED. Honey Bees, and Farm- Food court applications Foster Care Parents
will be at the National
Night on Feb. 11 at 6 raised Fish Program for the 2012 Mountain Foster care parents
Guard Armory, 335 Cow
p.m. at the Estill Middle Madison-Estill Grain (ELAP). For more infor- Mushroom Festival are are needed in this area.
Creek Road, Ravenna,
cafeteria. Dale Pyatt of Production Meeting mation or to file an now available at Irvine Classes beginning soon.
on the first Thursday of
each month, from 1:30 to the Chicken Grease Band There will be a Madison- application, contact the City Hall located at For more information call
3:30 p.m. Veterans and will entertain. A meal of Estill Grain Production Richmond Farm Service 101 Chestnut Street. 859-245-5488.
their dependents will barbeque on bun, slaw, meeting Tuesday, Jan. 31, Agency at 859-624-1980 Application, fees and
receive assistance filing chips, drinks and dessert at 6 p.m., at the Madison ext. 2, or visit the office at proof of liability insur-
for Federal and State vet- will be served for $8 and County Extension Office, 1024 Ival James Blvd. Ste ance must be submit-
their will also be a silent 230 Duncannon Lane, A-2, Richmond. ted by deadline date of
COURTHOUSE NEWS
Permits the Harry M. Hadden Executrix, Arthur Ray slip. possession of marijuana, degree, warrant of arrest.
Rachel J. Tipton, and Irrevocable Trust, proper- Abney, unknown spouse (cid:129)Billy J. Wilson, receiv- warrant of arrest. (cid:129)Johnny Clinton
Jennifer G. Siebeneicher ties in Estill County. of Arthur Ray Abney, ing stolen property under (cid:129)Charles Terry Maness, Becknell, criminal tres-
unknown spouse of $10,000, Commonwealth possession of a controlled pass-second degree, not
Intermediate Licenses Quit-Claim Deeds Betty Jane Abney, Jenny Attorney dismissed with- substance, second degree guilty plea, pretrial con-
Allie Abney, Lucas (cid:129)Gary Paul Gross Ervin, unknown spouse out prejudice. - drug unspecified, public ference Feb. 8.
Decker, Trenton W. Charlotte Sue Gross, per of Jenny Ervin, Anthony (cid:129)Michael A. Raad, sod- intoxication from a con- (cid:129)Mark F. Stokley, dis-
Jenkins, Trevor W. divorce proceedings, land Abney, unknown spouse omy, first degree, victim trolled substance exclud- regarding stop sign, oper-
Jenkins, Morgan T. in Estill County. of Anthony Abney, under 12 years of age, ing alcohol, guilty plea ating on a suspended or
Garrett, and Tanner Sandra Lee, unknown sexual abuse, first degree, per conditional discharge revoked operators license,
Chaney. District Civil Court spouse of Sandra Lee, victim under 12 years on both counts, show failure to appear/depart-
(cid:129)Ford Motor Credit unknown heirs of Betty of age, continued first cause July 11. ment of transportation.
Marriages Company LLC, former- Jane Abney, United appearance Jan. 25. (cid:129)Larry Stone, theft by (cid:129)Terry Lee Tipton,
Teresa Lynn Botkins, ly Ford Motor Credit States of America by and (cid:129)Ryan P. Hardy, crimi- unlawful taking-gasoline operating on a suspend-
41, receptionist, Somerset, Company v. Christopher through the Department nal mischief, first degree, under $500, guilty plea ed or revoked operators
to Phillip Robin Neal, 49, Leach AKA Chris B. Leach, of Agriculture, Rural not guilty plea, theft by per conditional discharge license, continued until
truck driver, Somerset. and Emily L. Leach AKA Housing Service, and unlawful taking/disp-all order, restitution Feb. 8, March 14.
Emily Leach, $3,747.84 Central Kentucky others, not guilty plea, show cause July 11. (cid:129)Virgie M. Curtis, hard-
Property Transfers plus interest and costs, Management Services, preliminary hearing Feb. (cid:129)Michelle Rene ship license hearing, con-
Deeds of claim debt owed. Inc., Assignee of the 8. Derosett, theft by unlaw- tinued until Jan. 20.
Conveyance (cid:129)Portfolio Recovery University of Kentucky (cid:129)Chris Stone, defen- ful taking/disp-shoplift- (cid:129)James Gar Rose,
(cid:129)Linda R. Hopkins, Associates, LLC v. Debra Medical Center, last will dant owes $100 in resti- ing, district court action no/expired registra-
Trustee, the Hopkins Cobble, $842.64 plus and testament. tution, warrant of arrest, slip. tion plates, no/expired
Family Revocable Living interest and costs, claim (cid:129)James Spiers v. $100 bond. (cid:129)Mary Lee Crouch, ter- Kentucky registration
Trust, to Anderson Bill debt owed. Beverly Potter, petition (cid:129)Donnie W. Smith, pos- roristic threatening, third receipt, operating on a
Taylor and Crystal Lee for joint custody. session of marijuana, not degree, not guilty plea, suspended or revoked
Taylor, $40,000, land in Circuit Civil Court guilty plea, buying and/or continued until Feb. 8. operators license, failure
Estill County. (cid:129)DH Capital District Court possession of drug para- (cid:129)Lorie E. Watkins, pre- to appear/department of
(cid:129)Nelle Williams succes- Management, Inc. v. (cid:129)Adam W. Morgan, phernalia, not guilty plea, viously dismissed. transportation.
sor trustee of the Arthur Michelle Smithrose speeding 13 mph over pretrial conference Feb. (cid:129)Tina Goosey, harass- (cid:129)Shirley Raw Milby,
W. Bonny Trust, and Nelle AKA Michelle C. Rose, limit, district court action 8. ment - no physical con- no/expired registra-
Williams successor trust- $8,452.29 plus inter- slip. (cid:129)Shaun T. Farmer, tact, not guilty plea, clerk tion plates, no/expired
ee of the Arthur W. Bonny est and costs, claim debt (cid:129) Kathy J. Collins, oper- criminal trespass-sec- to correct name to Trina Kentucky registration
Trust B, to Marsha Bonny owed. ating vehicle with expired ond degree, guilty plea Goosey, continued until receipt, failure of owner
Hughes and Lawrence (cid:129)Tonya Plowman v. operators license, operat- per conditional discharge Feb. 8. to maintain required
Edward Hughes, $1, land Randy Childers, petition ing on a suspended or order, show cause July (cid:129)Rachael Jones, theft insurance/security
in Estill County. for involuntary termina- revoked operators license, 11. by unlawful taking/disp- first, pretrial diversion,
(cid:129)Harry M. Hadden tion of parental rights. continued until March (cid:129)Natasha Ann Rogers, shoplifting, guilty plea Commonwealth Attorney
to Michael S. Hadden, (cid:129)Federation of 14. harassment - no physical per conditional discharge recommends Jan. 16,
Matthew P. Hadden, and Appalachian Housing (cid:129)Jeffrey K. Harrison, contact, not guilty plea, order, show cause July 2013.
Elizabeth K. Webster, Enterprises, Inc. v. theft by deception-includ- pretrial conference Feb. 11. See COURT-
for purposes of funding Estate of Betty Jane ing cold checks under 8. (cid:129)Jessica Pitman, crim-
HOUSE NEWS A7
Abney, Sandra Lee, $300, district court action (cid:129)Timothy J. Stanley, inal trespass-second
Times Past
41 Years Ago - 1971 p.m. in the new Estill gym. time to fight, but this time it was not appropriate.”
Candidates for Homecoming Queen are Charlotte
Fiscal Court gets tough Newton, Barsha Benton, Dea Billings, Debbie Abner, Local Hospice marks 1 year of service
The Estill Fiscal Court, presided over by County Mary Jane Auxier, Patty Combs, Barbara Tipton, Hospice of Kentucky River opened a branch in Estill
Judge B.L. Brandenburg with Magistrates L.C. Betty Lainhardt, Cindy Noland, Sherrie Harrison, and County on January 10, 1990. In the past year we have
Treadway, Dillards Stevens, and Roy Fox in atten- Debbie Rogers. served 20 patients and their families. Deep friend-
dance adopted a stern order at its January 12 meeting ships and commitments have evolved through these
regulating the conduct of the county road employees. 21 Years Ago - 1991 relationships.
Here’s the motion and order entered on the order book The volunteer staff is a vital part of organization
supported by Treadway, Stevens and Fox: Estill Countians stay near TVs during war, and we could not effectively function without their
“Ordered that any road employee caught stealing show support for Operation Desert Storm love and time commitment.
from the road department or being on the job under Local reaction to Operation Desert Storm, the war
the influence of alcohol be fired by any member of the with Iraq - range from anxiety, fear and depression to 11 Years Ago - 2001
fiscal court.” a desire to see something else on television; but most
Looks like the employees will have to be honest and people interviewed expressed resolve that America is Drug Bust at the Oak Tree Inn
stay sober, at least while at work. doing what has to be done in the war, and support for The Oak Tree Inn was the site of a large drug bust
The court entered another order directing that six American troops fighting the war. Saturday night. Estill County Sheriff Gary Freeman
parking meters on Court Street be removed. The “It just makes me sad, I just wish it would be and Deputy Ricky Estes went to the local motel to
motion was made by Stevens and seconded by Fox but over,” Sue Wiseman said outside her flower shop on serve an arrest warrant on a 22 year old Berea man
Treadway was recording as “not voting.” Broadway across from the Estill County Courthouse. when they discovered a much larger problem.
Clarence D. Noland, Jr., 84th District State Drugs and drug paraphernalia, as well as weapons
Estill High Homecoming Schedule Representative from Sandhill said, “No one wants and money were seen inside the room, and the officers
Estill County High School homecoming festivities war. It had to be done. Better do it now than five years contacted KSP for assistance.
begin Friday, February 5 with the annual homecoming down the road when he could have nuclear capabil- Freeman and Estes discovered nearly five pounds
parade starting at the Kentucky Utilities Building at ity.” of marijuana, 1/2 ounce of cocaine, five weapons, drug
5:00 p.m. and ending at the Middle School. “Talk is cheaper tan shooting. We should have used paraphernalia and money.
The Homecoming game pits the arch rival Irvine more diplomacy and given the sanctions more time to
Golden Eagles against the Estill Engineers at 6:30 work,” said J.W. Henderson. “I realize there comes a
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Brown Tuttle; five sisters, Richmond, and Tommy Texas; eight grandchil-
Bartha Fox, Allie Boian, Mays of Estill County. dren, Heather Johnson
Maggie Shifflet, Vina B. Funeral services were and husband, Jay, Adam
Rose and Hazel Reed. conducted Thursday, Jan. Richardson and wife,
Survivors include his 19, 2012, at the Warren Kaylyn, Melody Davis
wife of 68 years, Daisy F. Toler Funeral Home and husband, Brian,
Winkler Tuttle; two sons, Chapel by Bro. Larry Valerie Hopkins and hus-
John Paul Tuttle (Hope) Collins. Burial was at the band, Forrest, Stefanie
Jr., and Michael Anderson Beatty Place Cemetery. Miller, Joseph Miller,
Tuttle; a granddaughter, Pallbearers were James Jason Vires and wife,
a grandson, three step- Foster, Justin Brkieen, Beth, and Ivan Vires and
grandchildren, and three Luther Marcum, Jonathon wife, Misty; a brother-in-
great-grandchildren; a Gillispie, Rick Barrett, law, Ledford Lancaster
brother, Marcus Glendon and Dustin Neal. and wife, Shirley, of
(Mickey) Tuttle. Irvine; two sisters-in-
Funeral services were law, Mae Richardson of
held at the Crooked Connersville, Ind., and
Creek Christian Church, Sue Babb of Richmond;
Saturday, Jan. 21, 2012, 14 great-grandchildren,
OBITUARIES
with Darrell Estes, Leo and many nieces, neph-
Crowe, and John Isfort ews and friends.
officiating. Burial was at Funeral services were
the West Irvine Cemetery. held Friday, Jan. 20,
Derrick Paul Brooks, Darrin Watson and the late Dora Cook Pallbearers were E.B. 2012, at Providence-Jones
‘Low Rider’ Baskin
and Darrell Johnson. Tuttle on Nov. 18, 1918, Stacy, Wesley Rose, Jerry Family Funeral Home in
Derrick Paul “Low Honorary pallbearers and lived there all of his Rose, Gene Arvin, Roy Elgin, Texas. Interment
Prentiss
Rider” Baskin of were Danny Bates and life. He joined the U.S. Gene Arvin, and Floyd was held at Young’s Prairie
Richardson, 87
1225 Speedwell Road, Vernon Brooks, Wayne Army the day after the Moreland. Honorary pall- Cemetery, south of Elgin.
Richmond, the son of Congelton, Mel Goolman attack on Pearl Harbor. bearers were Bunt Gross, Prentiss Richardson, Arrangements were han-
Edna Hisle Taylor and and Raleigh Newton. During the service to Kenneth Rice, Larry 87, died Monday, Jan. 16, dled by Providence-Jones
the late William E. Arrangements were by his country, he lunched Combs, Lynn Parsons 2012, at his home in Elgin, Family Funeral Home,
Baskin, died Monday, Grayson Funeral Home with President Franklin Michael Woolery, Fred Texas. He was a loving Elgin.
Jan. 2, 2012, after a long Inc. in Clay City. Roosevelt and Vice- Tuttle Jr., Clyde Reed, husband, father, grand-
Jack D. Stacy, 58
illness. He was a mem- President Harry Truman. Wilbur Shiflet, Billy father and great-grand-
Reagan K. Stevens, 31
ber of Mt. Nebo Baptist Tuttle drove General Boian, Herald Harris, father who delighted in Jack D. Stacy, 58, died
Church, a 1975 gradu- R e a g a n Dwight D. Eisenhower Troy Harris, Robert spending time with his Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2012,
ate of Estill County High K. Stevens, and other generals to Smith, Kyle Christopher, kids, grandkids and great- at King’s Daughters’
School, attended Eastern 31, of Dylan staff meetings. While en Ricky Jenkins, Billy grandchildren. He was Medical Center (ER). He
Kentucky University, and Thomas Cove route to North Africa, the Coffey, J. Roy Fox, Jim born and raised in Drip was born Dec. 27, 1953,
was a patient at Kenwood in Irvine, died Monday, ship that was carrying Reed, Jamie Hamm, Rock, on Sept. 8, 1924, in Richmond, a son of the
Rehabilitation Center. He Jan. 16, 2012, at her home. him sank, leaving him Scotty Hamm, Ray Harold and was the only child of late Dennis Stacy and
was preceded in death by She was born March 2, with a severe back injury. Hardy, Scotty Winkler Tom and Nettie (Goosey) the late Helen Johnston
his grandparents, Brady 1980, in Madison County On May 1, 1949, he was Jr., Donnie Arvin, Dwight Richardson of Drip Rock, Stacy. He was employed
and Ola Mae Colvin; two and was the daughter of contacted by Kentucky Arvin, Ken Parkey, Phillip and Connersville, Ind. as a manager for Tri-State
aunts, Birdie Hunt and Thomas Allen and Sheila Farm Bureau to be the Worrell, Larry Phoenix, He had a long and suc- Liquidation and was a for-
Ruth Johnson; stepfather, Dunaway Stevens. She first agent manager in and Shirley Adams. cessful career in man- merly a diesel mechanic
Rev. Walter L. Taylor; and was a veteran of the Estill County. At the time, agement with IBM. He at AK Steel Mill. He was
David Mays, 46
an uncle, Vincent Colvin. United States Navy and there were 18 policy hold- was among the original a 1971 graduate of Estill
Survivors, in addition she was a member of the ers. Since that time it has David Mays, 46, of Big 200 employees who relo- County High School and
to his mother include, Epperson First Church grown to nearly 5,000. He Hill Avenue in Richmond, cated from Lexington, to had an Associate Degree
a daughter, Jessica of of God. She had lived in has been quoted as say- died Monday, Jan. 16, Austin, Texas in 1967, to from Kentucky Technical
Lexington; a special sister, Estill County all of her ing “Serving the people 2012, at the Pattie A. Clay establish the Austin IBM Vocational School.
Nicole Neal of Cincinnati, life. She was preceded in of Estill County became Regional Medical Center location. He, his wife, Survivors include his
Ohio; dedicated friends, death by a sister, Desiree more of a pleasure than after a short illness. He Ruth, and their children, wife, Vickie Jo Stacy of
Tim (Rhonda) Gould; an Amber Stevens. work.” While serving with was born July 13, 1965, Ron and Charlotte, made Ashland; a son, Jason
aunt, Yvonne (Willie) Survivors include her Farm Bureau, he won in Estill County and their home in Austin. In O. Stacy and wife, Misty
Marvin of Dayton, Ohio; parents, Thomas Allen many trips including a was the son of Rebecca 1979, he and Ruth pur- of Ashland; a daughter,
a God-son, Ryland Smith; and Sheila Dunaway trip to Spain and Hawaii. Estes Mays and the late chased a 100 acre farm Elizabeth Stacy of Jersey
and a host of cousins, rel- Stevens; and a brother, He was also selected as Charlie Mays. He was in Elgin and settled City, N.J.; three grand-
atives and friends. Dylan Thomas Blake Agent of the Year many a custodian at Eastern there. He loved working children, Devin, Derek,
Memorial services were Stevens. times. All clients, staff Kentucky University and on his farm through the and Delaney Stacy; two
held Saturday, Jan. 21, Funeral services were and directors have been was a blaster at Volcan week, but weekends were brothers, Joe Stacy of
2012, at Mt. Nebo Baptist conducted Friday, Jan. greatly appreciated. After Materials. He had lived reserved for his fam- Richmond, and Jerry
Church in Richmond. 20, 2012, at the Warren retiring with 55 years of in Estill County all of his ily. If not with family, he Stacy of Irvine; four sis-
F. Toler Funeral Home service, he continued as a life. He was preceded in was happiest when with ters, Judy Stacy, Jane
Larry ‘Blue’ Tipton, 69
Chapel by Bro. Chris licensed agent until pass- death by a brother, John his wife on one of their Bishop, Jenny Collins,
Larry “Blue” Tipton, 69, Williams. Burial was at ing away. He also farmed Mays. frequent trips around and twin sister, Joan
husband of Phyllis Tipton the Winchester Cemetery. most of his life raising Survivors, in addition Texas enjoying Bluegrass
of Irvine, died Wednesday, Pallbearers were Michael black angus cattle and to his mother include, a music with their many Obituary
Jan. 18, 2012, at the Stevens, Dylan Stevens, different crops. He was a daughter, Sarah Rebecca Bluegrass friends. He
Lines:
Irvine Health and Rehab. Robert Arnold, Jerry member of the Crooked Mays of Mt. Vernon; was preceded in death by
He was a retired factory Arnold, Keith Smith, Don Creek Christian Church three sisters, Emma his wife, Ruth. Toler
worker and a member of Shuler, and Donald Rose. where he served as an Wallace of Estill County, Survivors include a son,
723-4242
the Mt. Carmel Christian elder for more than 50 Lillie Martin of Indiana, Ron Richardson and wife,
Church. years. He was preceded and Sarah Richardson Sara, of Elgin, Texas; a
Lewis
Survivors include in death by two broth- of Estill County; two daughter, Charlotte Vires
three sons, Leonard ers, Cecil and Charles brothers, Jessie Mays of von Minden and hus- 723-8558
Austin Tipton (Sherry) band Bobby, also of Elgin,
of Winchester, Timothy We accept MEDICAID
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Larry Ray Tipton of
Accepting New Patients
Irvine; a daughter, Karen
Brooks (Vernon) of Irvine; IRVINE FAMILY DENTISTRY
placing your
nine grandchildren; and a
Jason W. Gay, D.M.D.
great-grandchild.
John Paul David T. Monson, D.M.D.
Funeral services were
Tuttle Sr., 93 10 River Drive • PO Box 86
held Monday, Jan. 23, Card of Thanks
2012, at the Grayson John Paul Tuttle Sr., Irvine, KY 40336
Funeral Home in Clay 93, died Ph. 606-723-1000 Fax [phone]
City with Bro. Marvin on Jan. 18, Office Hours By Appointment
& In Memory
Neal officiating. Burial 2012, after
was at the Tipton a short ill-
Cemetery. Pallbearers ness. He was a native of
were Derrick Brooks, Estill County, a son of the cards on the
Eric Brooks, Anthony late John Newton Tuttle
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Citizen Voice & Times LO C AL A•7
Thursday, January 26, 2012
COURTHOUSE NEWS
From A5 failure to produce insur- failure to appear/depart- ment of transportation. license, failure to produce
ance card, Commonwealth ment of transportation. (cid:129)Morgan F. Abney, fail- insurance card, failure
(cid:129)Benjamin Cain, rear Attorney dismissed with (cid:129)Kristopher L. Estes, ure to produce insurance of nonowner operator to
license not illuminated, proof. operating an ATV on the card, merge, failure of non- maintain required insur- CHURCH
not guilty plea, failure to (cid:129)Thomas A. Richardson, roadway, failure to com- owner operator to main- ance second or greater, not
or improper signal, not no/expired registration ply with helmet law over tain required insurance, guilty plea on all charges, NEWS
guilty plea, no operators/ plates, guilty plea, $25 21 years, operating on first, guilty plea per con- district court action slip,
moped license, not guilty, fine, no/expired Kentucky a suspended or revoked ditional discharge order, pretrial conference Feb.
pretrial conference Feb. registration receipt, guilty operators license, failure failure to notify address 8.
Irvine First Church
8. plea, $25 fine, rear license to appear/department of change to the department (cid:129)Whitney N. Stamper,
of the Nazarene
(cid:129)Jason R. Jordan, one not illuminated, merge, transportation. of transportation, merge, failure to wear seat belts,
headlight, dismissed with operating on a suspend- (cid:129)Zackery T. Jones, show cause July 11. guilty plea, $25 fine, fail- Irvine First Church of
proof, possession of an ed or revoked operators no/expired registration (cid:129)Bruce T. Neal, failure ure of owner to maintain the Nazarene will have a
open alcohol beverage license, guilty plea, $100 plates, no/expired reg- to wear seat belts, guilty required insurance/secu- Singspiration Sunday, Jan.
container in a motor vehi- fine plus costs, failure to istration receipt, failure plea, $25 fine, failure to rity first, dismissed with 29. The Richmond First
cle, guilty plea, $100 fine produce insurance card, to wear seat belts, fail- notify address change to proof, failure to register Church of the Nazarene
plus costs, show cause merge, show cause July ure of owner to maintain the department of trans- transfer of motor vehi- will be the featured sing-
July 11. 11. required insurance/secu- portation, dismissed with cle, dismissed with proof, ers. Everyone is invited to
(cid:129)April Hardy, speed- (cid:129)Joyce N. Reed, care- rity first, improper display proof, show cause July show cause July 11. attend.
ing 22 mph over limit, less driving, not guilty of registration plates, not 11. (cid:129)Jason D. Coffey, fail- Also:
failure of owner to main- plea, operating on a sus- guilty plea on all charges, (cid:129)John W. Powell, failure ure to wear seat belts, Friday, Feb. 10 there
tain required insurance/ pended or revoked oper- district court action slip, to wear seat belts, failure fine paid in full. will be a family Valentine
security first, failure to ators license, not guilty pretrial conference Feb. to appear/department of (cid:129)James Roberts III, Dinner at 6:30 p.m.
appear/department of plea, failure to surren- 8. transportation. instructional permit vio- Everyone is invited to
transportation. der revoked operators (cid:129)Chad E. Newman, fail- (cid:129)Beatrice Howell, lations, failure to wear attend. Any questions, call
(cid:129)Stevie C. Tipton, license, not guilty plea, ure to wear seat belts, receiving stolen prop- seat belts, continued until 723-2266.
speeding 15 mph over display/possession of can- paid $25 fine Jan. 18. erty under $10,000, case Feb. 8.
St. Elizabeth
limit, district court action celled/fictitious operators (cid:129)Rebecca A. Hull, fail- bound over to grand jury. (cid:129)James Roberts III,
slip. license, not guilty plea, ure to wear seat belts, (cid:129)Anthony R. McKinney, no/expired registra- Basement Sale
(cid:129)Kimberly J. Flynn, pretrial conference April fine paid in full Jan. 17. rear license not illumi- tion plates, no/expired St. Elizabeth’s will
operating an ATV on the 11. (cid:129)Lisa C. Willis, failure nated, merge, possession Kentucky registration have their basement sale
roadway, guilty plea, $50 (cid:129)Nathan B. Cole, speed- to wear seat belts, fine of marijuana, guilty plea receipt, operating on a Wednesday, Feb. 1, from
fine, failure to comply ing 10 mph over limit, paid in full. per conditional discharge suspended or revoked 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., and
with helmet law greater guilty plea, state traffic (cid:129)Robert J. Ellington, order, possession of a con- operators license, no Thursday, Feb. 2, from 7:30
than 21 years, guilty plea, school, failure to pro- speeding 21 mph over trolled substance, third insurance-first offense, a.m. to 1:30 p.m. There
$50 fine plus costs, no duce insurance card, limit, careless driving, degree - drug unspecified, continued until Feb. 8. will be clothes and a lot of
operators/moped license, Commonwealth Attorney failure of owner to main- guilty plea per condition- (cid:129)Danny Ray Angel, nice items.
dismissed, show cause amends to no insurance tain required insurance/ al discharge order. possession of a controlled
July 11. first, guilty plea per con- security first, operating (cid:129)Samuel E. Tipton, substance, third degree Green Pastures
(cid:129)James W. Rogers, no ditional discharge order. on a suspended or revoked hindering prosecution - drug unspecified, con- Worship Center
operators/moped license, (cid:129)Isaac E. Miller, speed- operators license, district or apprehension-second trolled substance pre-
Green Pastures Worship
failure to appear/depart- ing 18 mph over limit, court action slip. degree, continued until scription not in original
Center, 722 Broadway in
ment of transportation. careless driving, follow- (cid:129)Jonny Lee Rankin, Feb. 8. container first, buying
Irvine, will host a Women’s
(cid:129)Billy D. Ball, speeding ing another vehicle too no/expired registra- (cid:129)Stephen T. Wells, ter- and/or possession of drug
Conference Thursday,
15 mph over limit, fail- closely, failure of owner tion plates, no/expired roristic threatening, third paraphernalia, receiving
Jan. 26, and Friday, Jan.
ure of owner to maintain to maintain required Kentucky registration degree, not guilty plea, stolen property under
27, at 7 p.m., each night.
required insurance/secu- insurance/security first, receipt, driving on a continued until Feb. 8. $500, three counts of first
Thursday night’s guest
rity first, district court failure to notify address DUI suspended license - (cid:129)Roger L. Harvey, degree possession of a
speaker will be Ansela
action slip. change to the department first offense, aggravator, alcohol intoxication in a controlled substance/drug
Harkins, and Friday
(cid:129)Ryan D. Newton, of transportation, district Commonwealth Attorney public place-first and sec- unspecified, first offense,
night’s guest speaker will
no/expired registration court action slip. amends to operating on ond offense, warrant of not guilty plea on all
be Sonya Browder. For
plates, dismissed with (cid:129)Mary Hays, speeding a suspended, warrant of arrest. counts, preliminary hear-
additional information,
proof, no/expired Kentucky 13 mph over limit, fail- arrest. (cid:129)Fred Young Jr., alco- ing Jan. 25.
contact Candie Baker at
registration receipt, dis- ure of owner to maintain (cid:129)April K. Goosey, oper- hol intoxication in a pub- (cid:129)Richard Shannon
726-0510.
missed with proof, failure required insurance/secu- ating a vehicle with lic place-first and second Epperson, speeding 10
of non-owner operator to rity first, operating on expired operators license, offense, not guilty plea, mph over limit, district Prayer Line
maintain required insur- a suspended or revoked failure to appear/depart- pretrial conference Feb. court action slip.
If you are in need of
ance, first, district court operators license, war- ment of transportation. 8.
prayer or to leave a prayer
action slip. rant of arrest. (cid:129)Derek Dunaway, fail- (cid:129)Timothy L. Hoskins,
request call: 606-663-6172
(cid:129)Justin S. Roberts, fail- (cid:129)Michael S. Grace, fail- ure to wear seat belts, operating on a suspend-
or 606-663-6385.
ure to wear seat belts, ure to wear seat belts, failure to appear/depart- ed or revoked operators
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A•8 Citizen Voice & Times
Thursday, January 26, 2012
West Irvine Elementary
celebrates the 100th
day of school
While many students wore shirts that displayed
items such as 100 bows, 100 UK signs, 100 pennies,
and 100 balloons, many 5th grade students celebrated
the day coming to school dressed as a 100-year-old
person.
Many of the day’s lessons included historical events
of the last 100 years and predictions of the next 100
years. Some students practiced budgeting and spend-
ing $100 for groceries using local ads. It has been a
great day at West Irvine Elementary. Our district
usually misses numerous days of school in December
and January due to inclement weather and this is the
earliest we’ve made it to the 100 day mark in some
time…having only two snow days this school year.
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Citizen Voice & Times S C H O O L A•9
Thursday, January 26, 2012
Pizza or Chicken Salad Cereal French Fries, Fruit, Milk
Sandwich, Green Beans, Lunch: Chicken Nuggets Thursday, Feb. 2
Fruit, Milk w/Biscuit, Scalloped Breakfast: Sausage,
Friday, Feb. 3 Potatoes, Fruit, Milk Biscuit & Gravy
Breakfast: Honey bun, Tuesday, Jan. 31 Lunch: Stuffed Crust
Cereal Breakfast: Sausage & Pizza, Green Beans, Fruit,
Estill County Tuesday, Jan. 31 Lunch: Hot Dog on bun
Lunch: Hamburger on Biscuit Milk
High School Breakfast: Sausage or Mr. Rib on bun, French
bun or Bologna Sandwich, Lunch: Ham & Cheese Friday, Feb. 3
Biscuit or Cereal & Toast Fries, Fruit, Milk
Monday, Jan. 30 Slaw, French Fries, Fruit Sandwich, Corn, Fruit, Breakfast: Honey Bun,
Lunch: Pizza or Corn Thursday, Feb. 2
Breakfast: Cereal, Pop Milk Cereal
Tart, Yogurt, Assorted Dog, Corn, Fruit, Milk Breakfast: Sausage, South Irvine Wednesday, Feb. 1 Lunch: Hamburger on
Juices, Fresh Fruit, Milk. Wednesday, Feb. 1 Biscuit & Gravy or Cereal P/K Center Breakfast: Funnel Cake, bun, Slaw, French Fries,
Breakfast: Funnel Cake, & Biscuit
Lunch: BBQ on bun or Monday, Jan. 30 Cereal Fruit, Milk
Cereal Lunch: Stuffed Crest
Fish on bun, Slaw, Baked Breakfast: Smores, Lunch: Hot Dog on bun,
Beans, Fruit, Milk
Tuesday, Jan. 31 ALL DAY, EVERY DAY ALL MONTH
Breakfast: Tenderloin
Biscuit, Cereal, Pop Tart,
Yogurt, Assorted Juices,
LONG LOW, LOW PRICING AT
Fresh Fruit, Milk
Lunch: Chicken Pattie
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Wednesday, Feb. 1
Breakfast: Chicken
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Lunch: Tacos w/shell or
Burrito, Lettuce, Tomato,
Cheese, Refried Beans,
Mexican Rice, Fruit, Milk
Thursday, Feb. 2
Breakfast: Bacon, Egg
and Cheese Biscuit,
MSRP .......................................................................................$14,490 MSRP .......................................................................................$18,390 MSRP .......................................................................................$23,350
Cereal, Pop Tart, Yogurt,
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Lunch: Chili w/crack-
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Cheese Sandwich, Fresh
Vegetables, Fruit
Estill County
Middle School MSRP .......................................................................................$39,210
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Friday, Feb. 3 1998 Chrysler Sebring LXI Great starter car.................$4,825* 2005 Chrysler Town 2006 Nissan Murano Hurry in for this one.............$16,975*
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1998 Ford F-150 4x4 Serviced and ready.....................$5,975* 2010 Ford Flex SELThe right one............................$22,900*
Chicken Wrap, Lettuce,
1998 Ford Ranger X-cab 4x4 XLT, Auto......................$5,975* 2006 Nissan Maxima SE 2009 Ford Escape 4x4 Limited V6.........................$22,950*
Tomato, Cheese, Salsa, V6, leather, roof 2007 Lincoln Navigator DVD 1owner....................$24,850*
Mexican Rice, Fruit, Milk 2005 Mercury Montego Premier...................................$5,975* $249 2010 GMC Terrain SLE33K miles..........................$24,850*
1999 Ford Mustang GT 99K miles.................................$6,850* 2008 Ford Edge Limited Leather, roof, SYNC.........$25,975*
Estill Springs Per Month** 2007 Chevrolet Tahoe LTZ 4x4, Local trade........$28,975*
2002 Dodge Dakota X-cab 4x4 Auto, sharp................$7,990* 2011 Ford Explorer XLT 4x4, Leather..................$31,975*
Elementary and LUXURY 4 LESS
2003 Nissan Pathfinder 4x4 Only 70K miles...............$9,990*
West Irvine Elementary 2005 Lexus IS 300 Sedan, A must see...........................$14,500* 2007 Toyota
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SCHOOL
A•10 Citizen Voice & Times
Thursday, January 26, 2012
ECHS juniors
and seniors
are earning
college credit
In an effort to better
meet the needs of our stu-
dents, Estill County High
School is now involved
in several dual credit
and college credit class-
es. Classes are taught
at Estill High and many
are taught by Estill’s
staff. Several teachers
have returned to school to
become certified to teach
at the college level. The
new program provides
opportunities for Estill
High students. The class-
es are open to juniors and
seniors who have met the
GPA and ACT require-
ments. The classes are
free because of several
students. There are two Kentucky University there are 80 students tak- Estill High is cur- of Education for making
grants and the Gear Up
colleges currently partici- (EKU Now Program), but ing college courses with a rently being recognized great strides in college
Program. The school has
pating, Morehead State all credits are transfer- collective total of 815 col- by the Office of the and career readiness.
also been able to pur-
University (Early College rable to most any college lege credit hours that will Commissioner in the
chase the books for the
Program) and Eastern in the state. Currently be earned this year. Kentucky Department
West Irvine Elementary
four time winner of
district attendance banner
West Irvine Elementary was the recipient of the
monthly district attendance banner for the fifth
month of school with an average attendance of 94.39
percent. They have won the banner four out of five
months. Their average yearly attendance is 95.22
percent. Pictured with Director of Pupil Personnel
Skip Johnson (left back), Principal BJ Martin and
Superintendent Bert Hensley are some members of
the fourth and fifth grade classes.
Photos submitted
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