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The Bracken County News
Published in bracken county, by bracken countians, For bracken countians in the county seat
Volume LXXXIII Number 39 Brooksville, Kentucky Thursday, January 3, 2013 Single Copy - 50¢
S.T.O.P. focuses
Bracken Judicial Center progressing
on youth drug
abuse prevention
The Regional Prevention toward middle year 2013 opening
Center (RPC) of Compre-
hend, Inc. is now providing
consultation and technical
assistance to S.T.O.P. (Sup-
port Team on Prevention), a
regional youth coalition that
focuses on the prevention
of substance abuse and vio-
lence among youth. S.T.O.P.
is comprised of approxi-
mately 40 students from high
schools in the Buffalo Trace
Region. Students from Au-
gusta, Bracken, Fleming,
Lewis, Mason, Robertson
and St. Patrick high schools
meet monthly to plan and
implement prevention activi-
ties for their schools under
the guidance of RPC staff
as well as receive training
on drug and violence-related
topics. The purpose of the
coalition is to empower other
youth to speak out against
substance abuse and violence
while promoting healthy,
drug-free living.
“Students often look
up to their peers, especially
younger kids,” said Lau-
ren Penrose, RPC Director.
“Youth-delivered prevention
messages are more likely to
resonate with other youth
as they speak the same lan-
guage. It’s not just another
adult giving them a drug lec-
ture.”
Since the coalition’s in-
ception, students have giv-
en numerous presentations Due to unseasonable temperatures throughout the year and general good weather, the Bracken County Judicial Center is progressing nicely. At each
to middle and high school stage of the construction process, contractors have been able to finish this project or that, as delays in materials or due to inclement weather, forced other
students in their respective projects to be put on hold. All in all though, the Judicial Center is moving along at the expected pace. One of the more important projects, the millwork for
schools on topics includ- the courtroom, was delayed slightly by the installation of the windows. For the millwork to begin, the building had to be completely enclosed to allow the
ing underage drinking and building to get to a constant temperature. Now that the windows are all in, the wood for the millwork has been delivered and is acclimating to the building’s
bullying. They also display inside temperature. Once started, the millwork projects will take twelve weeks to complete.
prevention messages on bul- In speaking with Circuit Clerk Kathy Free, she is pleased with the progress and is amazed each time she visits at how much work is being completed
letin boards in their schools weekly. All work on the outside is mostly completed except for the top coat of blacktop and work is still continuing on the roof. The front porch of the
throughout the year. In addi- building is now completed and sports a porch of black granite and bricks laid in an appealing pattern. Bracken is first on the list when blacktopping can
tion, S.T.O.P. members have continue in April. Wrought iron fencing is going up outside and sidewalks are completed.
implemented prevention ac- All work now centers on the inside of the building. While progress is not visible to the public, it is being made and will continue to move along
tivities with elementary stu- throughout the winter months. Drywall and heating and AC duct work in the ceiling is nearing completion. Work has begun on the interior floors, with the
dents aimed at resisting peer Court of Justice seal being set on the second floor as well as the terrazo flooring. Some counters have been set in small areas such as the bathrooms, the
pressure and promoting so- court security area, and the kitchen/conference area for the Circuit Clerk’s Office. The rails have been laid in the Circuit Clerk’s Office for the rolling files
cial tolerance. that will be brought in at a later date. The projected finish date for the building is late March or early April. After that, office furniture and equipment will
“This year the coalition be brought in and if all goes as expected, the building will open to the public sometime in May.
Continued to Page 5
KSP still searching
Brent Bach joins “1000 Point Club” Citizen of tomorrow
for leads in
unsolved cases
at Augusta Independent School
Kentucky State Police
(KSP) is renewing their ef-
fort to solve unsolved cases
by asking the public for as-
sistance with leads. In 2010,
KSP distributed over 8,000
decks of playing cards to
prisons across Kentucky de-
picting unsolved case infor-
mation.
The deck of cards high-
lighted 52 unsolved Ken-
tucky homicide or missing
person cases. Since that
This week’s citizen of
time, three of those cases
tomorrow is Jackson Douglas
have been solved.
Moore. He recently turned 2!
KSP hopes that sharing
He likes to play trains and
information with the public
dinosaurs with his sisters
again will provide fresh leads
Kaycee and Finlee and help
that can help solve these cas-
take care of their cows.
es and bring some closure to
He is the son of B.J. and
families.
Jaime Moore of Brooksville.
Tpr. Michael Webb re-
His grandparents are Marilyn
views the leads as they come
Moore and Doug and Joyce
in and disseminates the in-
Buckner.
formation to local posts.
“We have received hun-
dreds of tips in the past two the complete deck of cards
years that we hope will lead can be seen at http://www.
Brent Bach has recently joined an elite club for basketball at Augusta Independent High School. Brent joined the
to more cases being solved,” kentuckystatepolice.org/un-
“1000” Point Club by scoring 35 points in a 66-63 victory over Louisville Iroquis on Wednesday, December 26th, 2012
says Webb. “Not only do solved_cases.htm. A toll
during the Bracken County Christmas Tournament. Shown with Brent are his coaches, Phil White, Head Coach Jason
these tips assist with solving free tip line where tips can
Hinson and Jason Snapp. Coach Jeff Crawford was unavailable when the photo was taken.
cases, they sometimes pro- remain anonymous at 1-877-
Brent credits his teammates, this year and over the past several years, the faithful Augusta fans, and his coaches for his
vide additional information 735-2648. The public can
being able to achieve this level of success. Brent is the son of Mike and Laura Bach and the grandson of Marvin and the
about other criminal activ- also submit tips via email at
late Annie Bach and Ruthie and the late Lowell Laycock, all of Augusta. Photo submitted ity taking place.” Copies of [email protected].
2 - THE BRACKEN COUNTY NEWS, Thurs., January 3, 2013
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Bracken County Newsletter, died about two years after
P.O. Box 68 • Free Meeting Room • Searchable online catalog
January 2002 slavery was abolished. Mr.
Brooksville, Ky. 41004 Department of Veteran’s Harrod supposedly bought • Weekly new DVD’s where you can renew your
• Weekly new Books materials and place requests for
[phone] Affairs, Veterans Home, the John Humalong Farm.
• Weekly new CD’s items that you want
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Brooks, Patient at Veterans’ Anne married Dr. John Hol-
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Kathy L. Bay, Publisher/Adv. Manager
I am enclosing a clipping Holten, a Farmer who lived Only available while in the Library: Atomic Learning, Online
Lynn Darnell, Editor
from one of the Veterans’ five or six miles southwest of Technology Training & Professional Development Tool
Amy Meyer, Office & Classified Adv. Manager
publications in Winnipeg, Germantown on the old Pep-
• Interlibrary Loan - If you want it, we try to get it
Susie Hargett • Laural Jane Gray
concerning the above named per farm.
• Monthly Book Club for January: “No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency”
Veteran. Mr. Brooks has named
This patient is a coloured several other people who Book Club Meeting • Monday, Jan. 28th @ 4:30 PM
Courthouse
gentleman and has been a pa- lived in Germantown and is
735-3620
tient in our Hospital off and hopeful that by naming these
News on since World War I. He people and giving a few www.youseemore.com/bcpl735-3620 1x
claims to be over one hun- items concerning one of two
dred (100) years of age but of them that it might assist in From Our Files
DISTRICT COURT injury to another person, to- has not record of his birth. tracing some information in
He is anxious to get in touch regard to his youth.
Due to how the New wit: he drove a pickup truck
Years holiday falls, there past Deputy Ian Kelsch, nar- with someone in his native I shall just give you this 50 years ago of Lenoxburg will celebrate
town who might locate some information as he gave it to
was no court held on Decem- rowly missing Deputy Kel- January 3, 1963 their 50th wedding anniver-
data concerning his birth. me:
ber 31. Court will resume on sch while he was standing Mrs. Jennie Hill, widow sary on Sunday, Jan. 16 with
I shall give you some He claims that the hotel
Tuesday, January 8, 2013. beside his cruiser, as the de- of the founder of the T.T. a reception at the Cemetery
bit of information as he told there was called the Anacin
fendant began fleeing from Hill and Son Country Market Chapel Christian Church.
it to me. We would be most Donovan House. Dr. John
GRAND JURY Deputy Kelsch. Said conduct in Germantown, KY and her Mrs. Billy (Judith) Coo-
grateful if any information Reid was a constable in the
INDICTMENTS creating a substantial danger daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Fields, per of Perkins Ridge Road
can be obtained concerning town. Mrs. Thaxton, an el-
The Bracken County of death or serious physical entertained the personnel of held the winning ticket
Mr. Brooks and would ap- derly widow woman, lived
Grand Jury handed down in- injury to Deputy Ian Kelsch; the store to a dinner, Sunday, and claimed the Sealy Pos-
preciate a reply from you as in a red brick house with a
dictments on Jami L. Quinlin, (2) committed the offense of Dec. 30 to mark the fiftieth turpedic mattress and box
to whether or not you have house full of girls and boys.
Gilbert S. Strode, Jr., Miguel fleeing or evading police, first anniversary of the opening springs given by Brooksville
been able to find out any- To Be Continued
Angel Morales-Garcia, Jes- degree, when he disobeyed a of the Hill store. Furniture Co. during their
thing about him.
sica E. Summers, Eric David direction to stop his motor A Johnsville couple sue 26th anniversary storewide
Clos, Magen A. Hiles, and vehicle after receiving vi- Germantown Bank executive sale.
Gerald Nelson on Thursday, sual and audible signals from resulting in damages valued and 8th, 2012. The charge is of malicious prosecution.
December 20, 2012. Deputy Ian Kelsch’s cruiser, in excess of $500 but less punishable by 1-5 years im- Mr. and Mrs. Claude Martin DEATHS: Mr. Frank An-
The grand jury charges in an attempt to elude the than $1,000; (5) committed prisonment if convicted. filed suit against Russell Fry- drew Quinlan; Mrs. Jane
that on or about February 9, police, and lead law enforce- the offense of no operators The grand jury charges man concerning a fire at the Henderson Teegarden; Mrs.
2012, Jami L. Quinlin com- ment in a chase that placed license when he was found that on or about May 16, 2012, Martin’s dwelling. Carrie C. Field; Mrs. Selba
mitted the offense of first motorists at a substantial risk to be operating a motor ve- Eric David Clos, (1) commit- Entertaining with Jett Haley; Mrs. Edith Faye
degree trafficking in a con- of death or serious physical hicle; and (6) committed the ted the offense of possession their annual New Year’s Lewis; Mr. Robert Gerald
trolled substance when she injury; (3) committed the offense of speeding excess of of a controlled substance, Eve bridge party were Polley.
knowingly and unlawfully offense of receiving stolen 25 m.p.h. over the speed lim- first degree, when he know- Dr. and Mrs. Charles White-
10 years ago
trafficked in a controlled sub- property when he knowingly it, when he operated a motor ingly and unlawfully was head and Mr. and Mrs. Jar-
stance classified in Schedule and unlawfully received, re- vehicle at speeds in excess found to be in possession of vis Parsley, at whose lovely January 9, 2003
home the event was held on The Bracken County Wa-
II as a narcotic drug, to-wit: tained or disposed of certain of 80 m.p.h. along Kentucky a controlled substance classi-
Monday night. ter District began construc-
she sold two (2) Oxycodone movable property, having a Highway 8. Counts 1, 2, and fied in Schedule I or II as a
tion on the Berlin-Lenoxburg
tablets to a cooperating wit- value in excess of $500 but 3 are punishable by 1-5 years narcotic drug, to-wit: Heroin
BIRTHS: a son born to Mr. project on Dec. 18, 2002.
ness for $80.00, or was com- less than $10,000, belonging imprisonment if convicted. and/or Cocaine; (2) commit-
and Mrs. Shirley Commo- This project, made possible
plicit thereto. If convicted, to another knowing it to have The grand jury charges ted the offense of possession
dore; a daughter born to Mr. by a $928,000 loan from the
the charge is punishable by been stolen, to wit: a Bargo that on or about September of drug paraphernalia, when
and Mrs. Wilks Knuti. DOW State Revolving Fund,
1-5 years imprisonment. 12 gauge Casket Vault that 7, 2012, Miguel Angel Mo- he knowingly and unlawfully
will replace 29,500 feet of
The grand jury charges had been very recently sto- rales-Garcia, (1) committed was in possession of certain
DEATHS: Mrs. Elizabeth various size lines from the
that on or about November 5, len from the Catholic Church the offense of wanton endan- items of drug paraphernalia
Riley; Miss Mary Sharon Berlin storage tank in Berlin
2012, Gilbert S. Strode, Jr.: Cemetery, that had been germent, first degree, when under the provisions of KRS
Flannery; Mrs. Johannah to Lenoxburg along High-
(1) committed the offense placed there by Metcalfe- he, under circumstances 218A.500, to-wit: silver
Barnett Wood; Mrs. Millie way 10 with a loop down
of first degree wanton en- Hennessey Funeral Home; manifesting extreme indif- drug pipe & syringes; and
Hull Kurtz. Sunset Ridge.
dangerment, when he under (4) committed the offense ference to the value of hu- (3) committed the offense
On Monday, Dec. 30,
circumstances manifesting of second degree criminal man life, wantonly engaged of operating a motor vehicle
30 years ago 2002, Augusta’s newly elect-
extreme indifference to the mischief when he having no in conduct which created a under the influence, first of-
January 6, 1983 ed mayor, John Laycock was
value of human life, wanton- right to do so intentionally substantial danger of death fense within five years, when
Kern Slaughter and sworn in along with members
ly engaged in conduct which defaced, destroyed, or dam- or serious physical injury to he was found to be driving
Locker Plant, located on of the city council. Laycock
created a substantial danger aged a Bracken county Sher- another person, to-wit: he a motor vehicle while under
Highway 1159 in East View, was one of the first write-in
of death or serious physical iff’s flashlight and cruiser, fired a .22 rifle six to eight the influence of alcohol or
Brooksville, is expanding its candidate across the state to
times in the direction of the other intoxicants. Count 1 is
business. Until recently they win a mayoral race.
residence of Ameria Morales; punishable by 1-3 years im-
Rooster’s Country Club & have been a place of mostly Before leaving office as
(2) committed the offense of prisonment if convicted.
custom work and very little Bracken County Judge Ex-
S5tea3k H9ouse tampering with physical evi- The grand jury charges sales. Now that the plant is ecutive Dwayne “Pie” Jett
The Steakhouse is OPEN! 539 Neave Milford Rd. dence while believing that that on or about March 21, federally inspected, they are presented Jackie Hamilton of
Best steak & catfish around! 606-735-3772 an official proceeding might 2012, Magen A. Hiles, com- expanding and now operate Brooksville, with a Kentucky
Weekly Hours: Tuesday - Friday 3 PM ‘til ? - Happy Hour 3 - 7; be instituted be attempted to mitted the offense of theft by their own refrigerated meat Colonel commission under
Saturdays 3 PM ‘til Midnight - Happy Hour 3 - 7; mutilate, conceal, remove or unlawful taking when she delivery truck to serve cus- Governor Paul Patton.
$1.25 Longneck Bottles alter physical evidence with knowingly and unlawfully tomers meats of all kinds.
the intent to impair its avail- coordinated and arranged the Keith Randolph, a se- BIRTHS: Aydan Bryce Lin-
Saturday, January 5th ability in the official pro- theft of certain movable prop- nior at Augusta High School ville, son of Marcie Conley
(cid:59)(cid:103)(cid:94)(cid:89)(cid:86)(cid:110)
ceeding, to wit: he threw a erty, having a value in excess was the winner of the 1982 and Jason H. Linville.
(cid:67)(cid:94)(cid:92)(cid:93)(cid:105)(cid:21) 8:15 - Midnight .22 rifle into the Ohio River; of $500, belonging to anoth- “Voice of Democracy” script
(cid:94)(cid:104) SUNDOWN and (3) committed the of- er with the intent to deprive it writing scholarship program DEATHS: Mrs. Alma (Nau-
(cid:64)(cid:86)(cid:103)(cid:86)(cid:100)(cid:96)(cid:90) fense of third degree crimi- thereof, to-wit: 4x6 stainless sponsored by the Veterans of gie) Hedges; Mr. Jack Stew-
nal mischief when he having steel water tank and an 8 foot Foreign wars, Post 9535 the art Cracraft; Mrs. Etta Mae
3739 Neave-Milford Road no right to do so intentionally water trough belonging to Je- Ladies Auxiliary Unit. Moneyhon; Mr. Edwin Mal-
For Reservations call: [phone] or [phone];
defaced, destroyed, or dam- rod Nelson. If convicted, the Mr. and Mrs. Roy Reed colm “Eddie” McDowell.
if there is no answer, call [phone].
tfc aged the vehicle belonging charge is punishable by 1-5
to Ameria Morales. Counts 1 years imprisonment.
and 2 are punishable by 1-5 The grand jury charges
(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) Tired of
(cid:76)(cid:94)(cid:99)(cid:105)(cid:90)(cid:103)(cid:21)(cid:76)(cid:90)(cid:86)(cid:105)(cid:93)(cid:90)(cid:103)
years imprisonment if con- that Gerald Nelson, (1) on
victed. or about the period of July (cid:72)(cid:101)(cid:90)(cid:88)(cid:94)(cid:86)(cid:97)(cid:104)(cid:22) High Heat Bills?
Announces New “Last Departure” Time!
The grand jury charges 15, 2008 through Novem-
that on or about July 25, 2012 ber 30, 2012, he committed
SAVE UP TO $1000
- August 8, 2012, Jessica E. the offense of first degree
Summers committed the of- sexual abuse when he being *ON SOME MODELS*
fense of fraudulent use of a more than 21 years of age,
credit card when she used a had sexual contact with an
Community Trust credit card unnamed minor female less 859-448-0818
belonging to Kenneth Sum- than 16 years of age; and (2)
11342 S. LICKING PIKE, ALEXANDRIA KY
mers, for the purposes of ob- on or about the period of De-
INDOOR AND OUTDOOR WOOD BOILERS
taining merchandise and/or cember 1, 2010 through No-
-CLEAN BURNING
services valued in excess of vember 16, 2011, he commit-
-HIGH EFFICIENCY
$500, in any six month peri- ted the offense of first degree
-FAST PAYBACK
od, from the merchants listed sexual abuse when he, being
- TAX CREDITS AVAILABLE
(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) below, when said credit card a position of authority, had
-USES 50% LESS WOOD
had been used without the sexual contact with an un-
- FREE ESTIMATES
(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:35)(cid:38)(cid:32)(cid:33)(cid:12)(cid:92)(cid:89) cardholder’s consent: to wit: named minor female less that
- FINANCING AVAILABLE
4 $503 withdrawals from 18 years of age. Both charges
(cid:34)(cid:28)(cid:34)(cid:25)(cid:35)(cid:33)(cid:34)(cid:25)(cid:31)(cid:30)(cid:37)(cid:29) - KYFB MEMBERS DISCOUNT
an ATM on Miami Street in are punishable by 1-5 years
Brooksville on July 25th and imprisonment if convicted. CALL FOR SHOWROOM HOURS AND PRICING
(cid:47)(cid:77)(cid:88)(cid:88)(cid:12)(cid:82)(cid:91)(cid:94)(cid:12)(cid:96)(cid:84)(cid:81)(cid:12)(cid:88)(cid:77)(cid:96)(cid:81)(cid:95)(cid:96)(cid:12)(cid:97)(cid:92)(cid:80)(cid:77)(cid:96)(cid:81)(cid:80)(cid:12)(cid:91)(cid:92)(cid:81)(cid:94)(cid:77)(cid:96)(cid:85)(cid:90)(cid:83)(cid:12)(cid:95)(cid:96)(cid:77)(cid:96)(cid:97)(cid:95)(cid:13) 31st, 2012 and August 7th WE ALSOCARRY PELLETS, PARTS AND BOILER WATER TREATMENT
THE BRACKEN COUNTY NEWS, Thurs., January 3, 2013 - 3
MR. PICKRELL
Deaths
Announcements Paul L. Pickrell, 86,
of Augusta, died Friday,
December 24, 2012 at the
Bracken Co. Quilt Club Acknowledge God
MRS. HARGETT MRS. ADAMS
Wayne County Hospital
will meet Mon., Jan. 7 at
Mary Margaret Hargett,
in Monticello, KY. Born
9:30 a.m. at the Bracken
86, of Augusta, died Fri-
September 10, 1926 in
Co. Extension Office. Bring
day, December 21, 2012 at
Brooksville, KY to the late
vegetables for soup.
her home. Born January 28,
Marshall and Francis Lippert
Veterans Benefits One way that we show respect to 1926 in Augusta, to the late Pickrell, he was a farmer and
Carl and Elizabeth Goecke
Field Rep. to visit others is to acknowledge them. cattleman, and a member
Flemingsburg Jan. 4 Ignoring someone is a Welte, she was retired from of the Sharon Presbyterian
fundamental sign of disrespect. It the Clopay Corporation and
Church.
A Veterans Benefits Field should not be surprising that the First
the Augusta Post office. She
Representative will be at the Commandment requires us to He is survived by his
acknowledge God: “I am the Lord your was a member of St. Augus- wife of 64 years, Marilyn
Fleming Co. Courthouse,
God, who brought you out of Egypt, out tine Catholic Church, the Au-
T. Pickrell; one son, Paul
Flemingsburg, on Fri., Jan. of the land of slavery. You shall have no
gusta Red Hat Society, and
4 from 9-3:30 p.m. Veterans other gods before me.” (Deuteronomy Gerald (Kathi Davis) Pickrell
5: 6-7) Are we ignoring God, or perhaps the VFW Ladies Auxiliary. of Monticello; one brother,
and their dependents will
worshipping other gods? It is easy to She is survived by five
Donald Pickrell of Augusta;
receive assistance filing for forget about God in the hustle of our sons, Edward Hargett of
federal and state veterans everyday lives, and we may be and two grandchildren, Paul
Williamsburg, OH, David
worshipping false gods without Michael (Sharon) Pickrell
benefits. This service is pro-
knowing it. Many of us fall prey to idol- (Angie) Hargett of Dover,
and Katisha (Mitchell) Lair.
vided free of charge by the worship by focusing our whole life on KY, Greg (Rebecca) Hargett Margaret Courtney Ad-
Kentucky Department of Vet- our career, or making money, or He was preceded in death by
of Augusta, Phillip (Cami) ams, 77, died Friday, De-
erans Affairs. To apply, vet- bmeocnoemyi,n gfa fmame oauns.d O usur cccueltsusre iwn oarsllh iiptss tghree aPtheastr icsoeme wmhaon damskeendt wis hthiceh swimasp ltehset Hargett of Durham, NC, and cember 21, 2012. Born on one sister-in law, Margaret
erans need to furnish copies forms, so we should think hard before answer. “Jesus replied: ‘Love the Lord Billy (Crystal) Hargett of August 15, 1935, to the late Pickrell.
of pertinent documentation we dismiss the notion that we may be your God with all your heart and with all Maysville, KY; five daugh- Floyd and Goldie Rankin Services were held on
to verify eligibility. For fur- waroer shcipopnisnugm ideodl s. bMya nyth pee opulen'esn ldivinegs yiso uthr es ofiurls at nadn wd igthre yaoteusrt e ncotimrem mainnddm.’ eTnhti.”s ters, Diane Haley of Sadi- Courtney, she was a member Saturday, December 29, 2012
ther information, call toll free accumulation of money, power or fame. Matthew 22: 37-38 eville, KY, Carolyn Bradbury of Milford Christian Church, at the Sharon Presbyterian
within KY. 1-866-376-0308 So how should we acknowledge God in Milford Homemakers, and Church in Bracken County,
of Augusta, Pat McFarland
to speak with a Veterans Ben- our lives? Perhaps Jesus's response to —Christopher Simon she was the pioneer of Brack- KY. Interment followed in
of Las Vegas, NV, Kathy
efits Field Representative. en County Public Library. the Sharon Cemetery.
Cox of Hamilton, OH, and
She is survived by five Memorials are suggested
Shelly Hargett of Augusta;
daughters, Wanda (Bill) to the Sharon Presbyterian
two brothers, Tom Welte
Nickerson of Augusta, Mil- Church, c/o Howard Baker,
M and Arnold Welte; three sis-
H dred (Terry) Morris of Fal- P.O. Box 115, Brooksville,
ters, Berince Welte, Rosalia
mouth, Judy (Terry) Down- KY 41004.
Hargett, and Anna Hargett;
Metcalfe-Hennessey ard of Foster, Jeanne (Tony) Condolences may be
thirteen grandchildren; twen-
Funeral Home ty-two great-grandchildren; Mains of Augusta, and Karen left at www.mhfuneralhome.
(Daryl) Edwards of Brooks-
com.
and one great-great-grand- ville; nine grandchildren,
301 E. Fourth Street • Augusta, Kentucky child. She was preceded in Tracy Nickerson Tune, Troy
MRS. HAYDEN
606-756-2270 death by her husband, Wil- Nickerson, Leslie Down-
Minnie Ruth Hayden, 86,
liam Hargett, Jr.; her firstborn ard Bachman, Becky Cox
Thoughtful in all needs • Pre-planning available died Saturday, December 22,
son, Joseph Hargett; four Younce, Adam Ray Dow-
www.mhfuneralhome.com 2012 at Maysville Nursing
brothers, Charles Welte, Joe nard, Christy Cox, Krystal
& Rehab. Born on July 24,
Welte, Andrew Welte, and Morris Colemire, Joseph
1926 to the late Omar and
COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY Carl Welte, Jr.; two sisters, Clay Edwards, and Jessica
Lillie Toy Lawrence, she
BRACKEN CIRCUIT COURT Coletta Welte and Elizabeth Edwards; and fourteen great-
CIVIL ACTION NO. 11-CI-00159 Welte; two grandsons, Jeff grandchildren; one brother, was a member of Lewisburg
Hargett and Tyler Hargett; Kenneth Courtney; and a Baptist Church.
BANK OF AMERICA, N.A. PLAINTIFF and one son-in-law, Billy faithful companion, Rusty. She is survived by one
She was preceded in death daughter, Pamela (Mark)
VS. Mac Bradbury.
by her husband, Raymond Cotten of Morgantown, WV;
JAMES D. MOORE, ET. AL. DEFENDANT Mass of Christian Burial
Adams; and one sister, Peg- two grandchildren, Daniel
was held on Monday, De-
gy Joyce Courtney. (Alisha Bishop) Gibson of
********************************** cember 24, 2012 at St. Au-
Services were held Sun- Maysville and Andrea Baker
NOTICE OF SALE gustine Church in Augusta,
day, December 23, 2012, of Maysville; two great-
KY. Interment followed in
at Moore & Parker Funeral grandchildren, Zaine Baker
In obedience to a Default Judgment and Order of Sale entered in the above styled the St. Augustine Cemetery.
Home in Brooksville. Burial
and Paige Baker; one sister,
action, I will, as Master Commissioner of Bracken Circuit Court, proceed on Pall bearers were grand-
followed at Bracken Memo-
Ann (Stanley) Ravencraft of
sons, Michael Haley, Chuck
rial Cemetery.
Maysville; and one brother-
Friday, January 18, 2013 Bradbury, Eric Cox, Joe
Memorials may be made
at Hargett, Randy Hargett, and in-law, Raymond Hayden of
to Milford Christian Church
10:00 A.M. James Benedict. Honor- Building Fund. Maysville. She was preceded
ary pall bearers were Corey Condolences may be sent in death by her husband,
AT THE FRONT DOOR OF THE BRACKEN COUNTY COURTHOUSE Moore, Grant Moore, Brett to mooreandparkerfh.com. Henry “Mike” Hayden.
(LOCUST STREET SIDE) Haley, Austin Haley, Cody Memorial services were
Brooksville, Bracken County, Kentucky Haley, and Jody Schweitzer. MR. GALLAGHER held Wednesday, December
Memorials are suggested John Michael Gallagher, 26, 2012, at Grace Baptist
to sell the hereinafter described tract of real estate and any improvements thereon. This to St. Augustine Church, St. 54, died Tuesday, December Church in Lewisburg. Moore
sale is to satisfy a Judgment and Order of Sale in favor of BANK OF AMERICA, N.A. Augustine School, or St. Au- 25, 2012 at his home. He & Parker Funeral Home in
against the Defendant herein in the total amount of $155,086.78, plus interest at the accrued gustine Cemetery, 215 East was born on November 5, Brooksville provided the
rate of 8.52% per annum from the date of Judgment until paid, together with amounts Fourth Street, Augusta, KY 1958 to John Henderson and cremation services.
for late fees and assessments, advancements for the protection of the property, taxes and 41002. Joyce Boggs Gallagher of Memorials may be made
insurance, escrow advances, reasonable attorney fees of $1,350.00, insurance premiums Condolences may be Brooksville. to Maysville Nursing &
and court costs incurred herein. left at www.mhfuneralhome. He is survived by his wife, Rehab or Hospice of Hope.
The real estate to be sold is described as follows: com. Barbara Turner Gallagher; Condolences may be sent
Address: 2511 Belmont Road, Brooksville, Kentucky 41004 two children, John Michael to mooreandparkerfh.com.
Gallagher of Dayton, OH
A certain tract or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in Bracken County, Kentucky,
and Brian Gallagher of
near Indian Creek Road, and bounded and described as follows, to-wit: MR. JOLLY
Williamstown; three step-
Being approximately one acre of land on which a barn now sits and being the same Moore and Parker Chris Jolly, 40, of Mt.
children, Shelly Pelcha,
referred to in deed of Lovell Jacobs, et. ux., to Mildred Tengler and Phillip L. Waters, said Olivet, died Wednesday, De-
Funeral Homes Amanda Pelcha, and Ricky
deed dated the 25th day of October, 1973, and being of record in Deed Book 92, Page 56 of cember 26, 2012 at Harrison
Pelcha all of Williamstown;
the Bracken County, Kentucky records. Memorial Hospital. Born
Pre-Need. six grandchildren; five sisters,
SOURCE OF TITLE: Being the same property conveyed to James D. Moore, a November 26, 1972 in Nicho-
Because Debra Windsor of Felicity,
married man, by deed dated March 24, 2003 of record in Deed Book 169, Page 27, in the las County to Gary and Anna
OH, Kim Turner of Eastgate,
You care!
Office of the Bracken County Clerk. OH, Edith Self of Bethel, Jolly of Mt. Olivet, he was a
The property shall be sold to the highest and best bidder(s) and said purchaser shall be OH, Catherine Darnell and self-contracted laborer.
required to pay cash or the sum of ten percent (10%) of the bid price in cash deposit with Crystal Runae Gallagher Besides his parents, he is
the balance of the purchase price to be due and payable in cash or certified funds, within both of Brooksville, and survived by his wife, Steph-
thirty (30) days from the date of sale. The purchaser shall be required to execute a bond, two brothers, Warren Keith anie Workman Jolly; one
with good and sufficient surety, bearing interest at the rate of 12% per annum from the date Gallagher of Felicity, OH daughter, Natasha Jolly; three
which is thirty (30) days following the date of sale, until paid, and payable to the Master and James Earl Gallagher of brothers, Jerry Lee (Sha-
Commissioner. Covington, KY. ron) Jolly, Carlisle, Thad-
The purchaser shall have the privilege of paying all or any part of the purchase price Services were held dus (Mary Beth) Jolly, Mt.
or paying said bond before maturity by paying the balance of the principal together with Saturday, December 29, Olivet and Daniel (Joanie)
all accrued interest thereon. If the total purchase price is not paid in cash, the required 2012, at Moore & Parker Jolly, Mt. Olivet; two sis-
deposit shall be applied to any expenses incurred by a default of the purchaser. Provided, Funeral Home in Augusta. ters, Eugonda (Lee) Fryman,
however, in the event a party of this action is the successful bidder at the sale of the property Allison Parker Cremation services were Harrison County and Francis
provided by Moore & Parker
by the Master Commissioner, then the said party, upon payment of the court costs and sale Brooksville - Augusta “Oney” (Dalton) McDonald,
Funeral Home.
expenses and any liens or judgments that have been given priority herein over the lien and Nicholas County; and several
735-2114 • 756-2101 Condolences may be sent
judgment of said successful bidder/party, shall have its bid credited against its judgment nieces and nephews.
to mooreandparkerfh.com.
herein. Services were con-
If the purchaser(s) fails to comply with the terms of the sale then, in such event, the ducted Saturday, December
Master Commissioner shall immediately resell the property upon the same terms and 29, 2012, at the Robertson
Pendleton Country Club
conditions as set forth herein, excepting only any necessary changes in the time and date of County Funeral Home by
sale. Possession of the property herein sold shall be given to the purchaser after payment Bro. Seth Adamson and Bro.
in full of the purchase price and confirmation of the sale by the Bracken Circuit Court. 18 Hole Championship Golf Course Danny Howard. Burial fol-
Pursuant to the Judgment herein, the purchaser shall be required to assume and pay all ad lowed in Kentontown Cem-
valorem property taxes assessed against the property for 2012 and all subsequent years etery.
thereafter. The title interest of the parties to the lawsuit will be conveyed without warranty Memorial contributions
by the Master Commissioner to the purchaser and the purchaser shall receive a deed to may be made to the Robert-
property upon payment of the purchase price in full (and costs of sale, if applicable) and son County Funeral Home
after confirmation of the sale by Bracken Circuit Court, subject to any equity of redemption towards funeral expenses.
if the property does not sell for two-thirds of its appraised value. Active pallbearers were
T. Bruce Oldendick, PGA Member
Mark A. Schumacher Johnny Pete Allen, Jacob
Master Commissioner JOIN NOW! Helster, Caleb Jolly, Isiah
Bracken Circuit Court • Single Membership - $600.00 Jolly, Mason Fryman and
• Family/Co-Ed Membership - $800.00 Billy Joe Workman. Honor-
CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE • GHIN (Golf Handicap Card) - $22.00 ary pallbearers were Thad-
I hereby certify that a true and correct copy of the foregoing has been mailed, postage dus Jolly, Daniel Jolly, Dal-
• Annual Locker Rental - $30.00
prepaid, to the Hon. Joseph F. Grimme, 14 North Grand Avenue, Ft. Thomas, Kentucky
ton McDonald, Lee Fryman,
Yearly dues pricing guaranteed for 2 years for New Members.
41075, the Hon. Matthew T. Sanning, 224 Main Street, Augusta, Kentucky 41002 and to
Jerry Jolly, Terry Norris and
Rachel L. Moore, 50 Old Oakland Road, Brooksville, Kentucky 41004 on this 27th day of Pendleton Country Club
Jerry Gray.
December, 2012.
View and sign guestbook
Mark A. Schumacher 317 Country Club Drive
at www.robertsoncountyfu-
Butler, KY • 859-472-2150
neralhome.net.
4 - THE BRACKEN COUNTY NEWS, Thurs., January 3, 2013
GREETINGS FROM
Church News Brindleys sing for Augusta
ST. JAMES
by Caroline Jefferson
We trust that thus far, Presbyterian Church service
NEW ZION BAPTIST BERLIN BAPTIST
everyone has experienced a
by Sheril Fletcher by Karen Cooper
good New Year and pray that
Come join us for worship We invite all to come
this will be the beginning of
and fellowship! Sunday and worship with our family
a truly blessed and happy
School starts at 10:00 a.m., of believers. Sunday services
year ahead! Our students
Morning Worship at 11:00 begin with Sunday School at
will be returning to Religious
a.m. and Evening Worship 10:00 a.m., morning worship
Education Classes on
starts at 6:30 p.m. Bible at 11:00 a.m. and Sunday
Sunday, January 6 after the
Study is on Thursdays at night services are held at 7:00
8 a.m. Mass. Three students
7:00 p.m. p.m., message by Brother
are preparing for their First
Upcoming: On January Dan Black.
Holy Communion on May 5
6th there is a WMU and This past Sunday was a and eleven students will be
Deacon's meeting at 6 p.m. wonderful time in the Lord
confirmed by Bishop Foys
On January 13th there will at Berlin Baptist Church. on Monday, April 29. We
be a business meeting at Brother Dan’s message was pray that the Holy Spirit
12:30 p.m. On January 20th taken from Luke 2:8-12 and guides these young people as
evening worship will start titled “Without Christ It Is they continue their religious
at 5:30 p.m. with the Men's Impossible To Understand studies!
Soup Cook-Off to follow at The JOY of Christmas.” This past Sunday we
6:30 p.m. Our Christmas play was celebrated the Feast of the
Have a great new year! 2 a delight. Appreciation to Holy Family which reminds
Corinthians 5:17 (Therefore all that came out in support. us of the importance of
if any man be in Christ, he Special appreciation to those family in God’s salvation
is a new creature: old things who participated including: plans. Being together as During worship service for the last Sunday in Advent, December 23rd, Maryalis
are passed away; behold, all Gracey Lonaker, Ally Black, a family was important to Brindley and granddaughter, Savannah, sang a duet during the special music part of the
things are become new.) Katie Black, Daniel Black, Jesus, and as a nation, we church service. They sang Kathy Mattea’s Christmas Song “There’s a New Kid in Town”,
Remember in prayer Sawyer Bishop, Autumn must make a renewed effort
announcing the fullfillment of the prophesy of Jesus’ birth in the small town of Bethlehem.
Peggy Mains, Tammy Bishop, Tristen Bishop, to follow that example. Savannah is the daughter of Milton, Jr., and Denise Brindley. Photo submitted
Tatman, Tom Bridewell, Bill Beth Bishop, Kathy Bishop, Today’s professionals tell
Brown, Trenton Tursany, Donna Lonaker and Cameron us that eating at least one
Gavin Cales, Tyler Meeks, Lonaker. meal together at a table COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY
Christopher Cummins, Opal REMEMBER IN each day is critical to a BRACKEN CIRCUIT COURT
Whitaker, Dean Larrison, PRAYER: Adams Family, child’s development of the CIVIL ACTION NO. 12-CI-00117
Penny Moore, Juanita King, Kotell Family, Samantha social skills necessary to
Heather Flynn, Christa Bay, Samantha Bustos,Tyler communicate with adults as LENDMARK FINANCIAL SERVICES, INC. PLAINTIFF
Reckers, Niki Darling, Meeks, Harold Miley, well as their peers. It is at VS.
Alice Thomas, Peggy Foley, Michael Pickett, Gary the table where children learn TONI A. JACOBS DEFENDANT
Kenny Riley, Joe Bush, Kegan, Janet Morris, Roger to share ideas, develop good
Angie Hemphill, the Adams, Cortz, Neva Hays, Terry manners and eat healthier **********************************
Clever, Ruf, Rudd, Frailey Downard, Danny Courtney, meals. As the New Year NOTICE OF SALE
and Milton families and all Ron Liles, Jeff Travis, unfolds, let us share quality
of our men and women in Kelly Sidebottom, Mammy time at the supper table, In obedience to a Default Judgment and Order of Sale entered in the above styled
uniform. Also remember to Claypool, Daryll Salee, surrounded by the love of action, I will, as Master Commissioner of Bracken Circuit Court, proceed on
pray daily for our country Timothy Boone, Charles family!
and its leaders. Clos, Janet Bishop, Steve Friday, January 18, 2013
Wilson, Anna Lee Clayton, FIRST BAPTIST at
PRESBYTERIAN Bradley Gifford, Annabelle CHURCH OF AUGUSTA 10:00 A.M.
POTPOURRI McClanahan, Gina Bray, by Rita Bradford
by Les Grooms, pastor Logan Davidson, Richard Hello & God's Blessings AT THE FRONT DOOR OF THE BRACKEN COUNTY COURTHOUSE
Augusta Presbyterian Kirk, Arther Wayne Hughes, from The First Baptist (LOCUST STREET SIDE)
We had 83 in attendance Jonathon Colemire, Charles Church of Augusta. We wish Brooksville, Bracken County, Kentucky
for worship. Earl Bush led Doll, Billy Doyle, Bob everyone a very Blessed &
the worship, Susie Hargett Lavorn, our church, Union Happy New Year! Brother to sell the hereinafter described tract of real estate and any improvements thereon.
led the singing, and Shelby Association, our young Tony's sermon was titled This sale is to satisfy a Judgment and Order of Sale in favor of LENDMARK FINANCIAL
England had children’s people, the lost and un- "Jesus in the Beginning". SERVICES, INC. against the Defendant herein in the principal amount of $36,603.54,
church. Maryalis Brindley churched in the community, John Ch. 1 vs 1-4. When the plus accrued interest at the rate of 10.750% per annum from January 16, 2012 until paid,
and her granddaughter the military, our country and foundation of the universe together with amounts for late fees and assessments, advancements for the protection of
Savannah gave us a government leaders. was laid, Jesus was there. It the property, taxes and insurance, escrow advances, reasonable attorney fees of $2,500.00,
wonderful Christmas song. was made by Him. Without insurance premiums and court costs incurred herein.
OAKLAND CHRISTIAN
The advent candles were lit Him nothing was made. Yet The real estate to be sold is described as follows:
by Barbara Browning
by our four musicians: Genna He came to us as a babe, Address: 1172 Vermillion Road, Brooksville, Kentucky 41004
We pray everyone has a
Lou Murray, Paul Mefford, completely dependant on TRACT I:
blessed New Year. We thank
Vidie Grace Kennard, and someone else for His care. A certain parcel of land situate, lying and being in Bracken County, Kentucky, bounded
this newspaper and its great
Margie Hill. On Christmas We invite you to come and described as follows, to-wit: Beginning at a point on the Vermillion Road and Charles
staff for always printing our
Eve, the Bud White family and start the New Year afresh H. White, thence West 90 feet to the line of Tuel’s, thence Northeasterly with the line of
articles, etc. They work hard
lights the four candles and with us as we go about our Tuel 70 feet to another of Tuel’s line, thence Southeast 80–1/2 feet with Tuel’s line to the
so we are most appreciative.
the Christ candle. Father's business. There are Vermillion Road, 52–1/2 feet with Vermillion to the place of beginning.
Our Christmas service
On Christmas Eve Susie many lost, that don't know TRACT II:
was very special. Our choir
Hargett sings O Holy Night. about salvation and the price A certain plot of land on the West side of the Vermillion Pike in Bracken County,
sang the cantata, “Mary, Did
O Holy Night has been a that was paid for it. Come let Kentucky, described as follows: Beginning at a point on the Vermillion Road corner to the
You Know?” We rejoice
traditional song on Christmas us share it with the world. said Gordley lot, previously sold to the Grantee by said Grantor, thence West 100 feet to
in seeing Evan Spicer
Eve for many years for us. Our Sunday services begin line of Robert Tuel, thence with Tuel’s line South 30 feet to Charlie H. White, thence East
baptized into God’s family at
We also celebrate Holy @ 9:30 a.m. with Sunday with the line of White 105 feet to the said Vermillion Road, at a locust stump, thence North
Oakland.
communion by intinction. School Classes. This coming with said Vermillion Road 20 feet to the place of beginning.
Upcoming is our
This is when participants Congregational Meeting, week's lesson is titled "Jesus Including a 1988 Fleetwood Devonsh VIN: TNFLH27B00445DL which was converted
come forward and break January 13th, 5:30 p.m. with Our Shepherd". This lesson to real property by an Affidavit of Conversion to Real Estate recorded on June 7, 2007,
a piece of the loaf and dip a soup and sandwich meal will help you learn how to being of record in Miscellaneous Book 12, Page 240, in the Office of the Clerk of Bracken
it into the chalice holding provided by the Church trust Jesus & let Him guild County, Kentucky.
the fruit of the vine. It is a Board. The business meeting you safely through this life. SOURCE OF TITLE: Being the same property conveyed to TONI A. JACOBS,
special way and a special will follow. Sunday morning worship single, by deed dated September 12, 1997, being of record in Deed Book 146, Page 472 in
time of remembering that Prayer concerns include begins @ 10:30 a.m. Sunday the Office of the Clerk of Bracken County, Kentucky.
Christ’s body was broken for Dorothy Skidmore, Shirley night services begins @ 6 The property shall be sold to the highest and best bidder(s) and said purchaser shall be
us and his blood was shed for Perkins, Adarin Williams, p.m. We are continuing our required to pay cash or the sum of ten percent (10%) of the bid price in cash deposit with
us. Harold Miley, Zelma King, journey through Revelations the balance of the purchase price to be due and payable in cash or certified funds, within
We are having our second Judy Monson, families of the asking God to prepare us for thirty (30) days from the date of sale. The purchaser shall be required to execute a bond,
annual Christmas Day meal. Connecticut tragedy, Connie the times to come. with good and sufficient surety, bearing interest at the rate of 12% per annum from the date
We are expecting 50-60 who Biddle (UK), Shawna May we all take a which is thirty (30) days following the date of sale, until paid, and payable to the Master
will come and enjoy the food, McKenney, Angie Hemphill, moment to ponder the true Commissioner.
fellowship, and singing. This John McAlonan, John & meaning of Jesus' birth, The purchaser shall have the privilege of paying all or any part of the purchase price
is just another case of the Edna Holleran, Eudell Hall, and ask the hard question, or paying said bond before maturity by paying the balance of the principal together with
wonderful sharing hearts of shut-ins, Donnie Moneyhon, "Would we want to give up all accrued interest thereon. If the total purchase price is not paid in cash, the required
this congregation. They give Shirley Merrill, our nation what we have and start all deposit shall be applied to any expenses incurred by a default of the purchaser. Provided,
without expecting anything and its leaders, and our over as a baby"? Knowing however, in the event a party of this action is the successful bidder at the sale of the property
in return. This is just like armed forces (especially at how His life was to end! Jesus by the Master Commissioner, then the said party, upon payment of the court costs and sale
salvation. It is free because this season). did! Out of love for you! For expenses and any liens or judgments that have been given priority herein over the lien and
the price has been paid by Our sympathy goes to more information please call judgment of said successful bidder/party, shall have its bid credited against its judgment
the death of our savior on the the loved ones of Margaret Brother Tony Bishop 606- herein.
cross. Adams upon her passing. 747-5374. If the purchaser(s) fails to comply with the terms of the sale then, in such event, the
Master Commissioner shall immediately resell the property upon the same terms and
conditions as set forth herein, excepting only any necessary changes in the time and date of
sale. Possession of the property herein sold shall be given to the purchaser after payment
in full of the purchase price and confirmation of the sale by the Bracken Circuit Court.
Pursuant to the Judgment herein, the purchaser shall be required to assume and pay all ad
valorem property taxes assessed against the property for 2012 and all subsequent years
thereafter. The title interest of the parties to the lawsuit will be conveyed without warranty
by the Master Commissioner to the purchaser and the purchaser shall receive a deed to
property upon payment of the purchase price in full (and costs of sale, if applicable) and
FREE
after confirmation of the sale by Bracken Circuit Court, subject to any equity of redemption
Estimates if the property does not sell for two-thirds of its appraised value.
Mark A. Schumacher
Master Commissioner
Insurance Bracken Circuit Court
CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
Work
I hereby certify that a true and correct copy of the foregoing has been mailed, postage
Welcome
prepaid, to the Hon. Ashley Sanders Cox, Andrews Law Firm, PLLC, P.O. Box 55567,
Lexington, Kentucky 40555-5567, the Hon. S. Beth Moore (Warning Order Attorney
for Toni A. Jacobs), P.O. Box 3, Falmouth, Kentucky 41040, the Hon. Louise M. Brown
COMPLETE AUTO BODY & PAINTING
(Warning Order Attorney for Unknown Spouse of Toni A. Jacobs), 422 East Fourth Street,
606-756-2447 Augusta, Kentucky 41002, Hon. Michael A. Clark, P.O. Box 43, Brooksville, Kentucky
41004 on this the 27th day of December, 2012.
753 Augusta/Chatham Rd. • Augusta, KY • .03 Miles South of AA Hwy. on Rt. 19 Mark A. Schumacher
Owner/Operator: Kevin Plummer tfc
THE BRACKEN COUNTY NEWS, Thurs., January 3, 2013 - 5
S.T.O.P. Focuses
Trash Talk Taylor Elem. students continue
on Youth Drug
Abuse Prevention
by: Mr. Recycle Bin & Ms. Pick-Up Litterbug to exhibit fairness at school
Continued from Page 1
606-735-9960
has been very active. Mem-
bers presented to their peers
Howdy Folks! So hard to have gone to the trailers time
on the negative consequences
write that 2013! Kathy Bay and again to find unbroken
of marijuana use during Oc-
and her staff deserve time boxes shoved in completely
tober’s Red Ribbon Week,”
off to spend with family and loaded trailers and the doors
said Angie Lathery, Preven-
friends during the New Year secured, but still half open
tion Specialist with the RPC.
holiday, so this article is being because of the box! It takes
“Members also recently at-
written on Friday, December a lot more effort to secure the
28, 2012, giving the ladies at doors with a box sticking out tended a one-day conference
The Bracken County News then it would to flatten the designed to educate youth on
time to get the paper together box in the first place! how to prevent the abuse of
for the January 3rd edition! We recently ran across prescription drugs in their
These ladies have to do a lot a birthday card that said ‘as communities.”
of ‘planning ahead’ and we you get older three things S.T.O.P. was established
salute them for a job well happen. No. 1, your memory in 2011 using seed money
done throughout the entire goes, and I can’t remember from the Buffalo Trace Cham-
year! There are many folks the other two!’ That seems
pions for a Drug-Free Ken-
among us who quietly go to be happening to us more
tucky. RPC partnered with
Fairness is all about cooperating with one another and recognizing the uniqueness
about their jobs, making and more all the time but we
school FRYSC (Family Re- and value of each individual within our diverse society. The Taylor Elementary students
life easier on the rest of us, do take comfort in knowing
source Youth Services Cen- pictured above have shown this great character trait during the week of December 17-
so as this New Year begins, that younger people than us
ter) coordinators to select 4- 21. Congratulations to (back row) Lane Stewart, Kaitlyn Henson, Dakota Sands, Kohl
let’s make a collective are experiencing the same
resolution to be more aware dilemma! So before we 6 students from their schools Lippert, Cody King, Nikia Wise, (middle row) Kaylie Osborne, Daylee Linville, Logan
to participate in the coalition. Teegarden, Isabelle Amparo, Hailey McCord, (front row) Jaya Childress, Braylie Curtis,
of those around us as we forget we send along this
consider their role in life that New Year’s wish for you. Students were selected based Colin Combess, Ava Tarter, Kelton Roberts, and Matthew Rigg.
definitely makes our lives We received it a few years on their drug-free reputations
run more smoothly! A quick back and we want to share its and outstanding leadership Howard Family
good morning prayer asking message with you. “We wish skills. S.T.O.P. is currently Christmas
the Lord to bless and protect you a tidal wave of love, funded through mini- grants The Howard family
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offering our gratitude for a in 2013. If you need someone Trace Agency for Substance held at the home of Mabel
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day well-spent at bedtime special, may you find true Abuse Policy (BT-ASAP) Newman on Sat., Dec. 22nd
will make 2013 a truly love; if you need money, and the Kentucky Youth Em- at her home in Brooksville. (cid:105)(cid:100)(cid:21)(cid:73)(cid:93)(cid:90)(cid:21)(cid:55)(cid:103)(cid:86)(cid:88)(cid:96)(cid:90)(cid:99)(cid:21)(cid:56)(cid:100)(cid:106)(cid:99)(cid:105)(cid:110)(cid:21)(cid:67)(cid:90)(cid:108)(cid:104)(cid:22)
special year! may your finances overflow; powerment System (YES). Those attending were
For the first time in 2013 if you need caring, may you Members are less likely Mae Howard of Brooksville; 606-735-2198
we ask that boxes be flattened find someone with a good Darlene, John & Colt
to use alcohol, tobacco or
before putting them into the heart; if you need friends, Wallace, Craig & Becca
other drugs themselves as
recycling trailers. For the we are here; and if you need Schuster of Berlin; Darrell,
they hold one another ac-
past two weeks, the Recycling life, may you find God.” Our Jo Ann & Luke Howard of
AUGUSTA SCHOOLS
countable and become more
Center has been opened only sincerest appreciation to each Germantown; Meagan &
SCHOOL MENU BREAKFAST
three days of each week and of you as you have laughed, educated on the dangers of Nathan Ramsey of West
Mon., Jan. 7 - Breakfast
every county has only so cried, prayed and supported drug abuse. S.T.O.P also Virginia; Ruth Weissman
pizza or cereal, fruit, milk,
many opportunities to deliver us this past year! We truly provides an opportunity for of Augusta; Tony Howard, BRACKEN COUNTY
recycling to the Center. sympathize with each of you them to develop many differ- Amanda Howard & John BREAKFAST OJ.
Tues., Jan. 8 - French
Breaking the boxes down who have lost a loved one ent skills including project Gowland of Atlanta; Terry Mon., Jan. 7 - Biscuit &
toast, syrup, sausage link, or
allows so much more room and know that even though planning and management, & Sue Howard, Robert, jelly, sausage links, cereal,
for other folks to use the we can no longer see them, campaign development, pub- Jana & Evaleigh Howard juice, milk. cereal, fruit, milk, OJ.
Wed., Jan. 9 - Toast/
trailers! Another collective in spirit they are always lic speaking, grant writing of Maysville; John, Carrie, Tues., Jan. 8 - Waffles
applesauce, or cereal or
New Year’s resolution with us and find comfort and budget management. Rebecca & Rachel Carlson with syrup, cereal, juice,
should be that each of us in the eternal peace and of Lexington; Tracy, milk. oatmeal, milk, OJ.
becomes more considerate happiness that is now theirs! “I joined S.T.O.P. be- Savanna & Daniel Simons Wed., Jan. 9 - Breakfast Thurs., Jan. 10 - Pop tart
cause I had a cousin who died
of those who share this part In gratitude for all our family of Germantown; Teresa pizza, cereal, juice, milk. or cereal, fruit, milk, OJ.
of the world with us! An and friends we try to create from a drug overdose when & Darrell Moore of Mt. Thurs., Jan. 10 - Ham & Fri., Jan. 11 - Biscuit/
empty trailer is a tempting a healthy environment and I was in the second grade,” Olivet; Shirley & Marilyn biscuits, cereal, juice, milk. sausage, or cereal, fruit, milk,
invitation to put boxes in encourage you to do the said William McKay, senior Howard, Brian, Stephanie, Fri., Jan. 11 - Doughnuts, OJ.
without breaking them down, same by RECYCLING, at St. Pat. “I made a promise Jordan & Dillan Howard of cereal, juice, milk. LUNCH
but please consider all those REUSING and REDUCING to his dad that I would stay Williamstown; Keith & Diane LUNCH Mon., Jan. 7 - Chicken
who will be using the trailer to keep God’s earth clean, away from drugs and being Howard, Katie Howard and Mon., Jan. 7 - Chicken rings, tater tots, green beans,
after you! Even a full trailer green and beautiful! Be a part of this group helps me her friend, Daniel Mobley, rings or chef salad, baked pears, milk.
is not a deterrent, because we seein’ you – Bin & Bug. do that.“ Marinda Alread, Brad Howard from Florence beans, carrots, fruit, mik. Tues., Jan. 8 - Taco cup,
sophomore at Lewis County and Brad’s friend, Beth Tues., Jan. 8 - Pizza or salad, mixed fruit, milk.
High School, added “I have Allen from Fairfield, Oh.; ham & cheese sandwich, Wed., Jan. 9 - Hot dog
Visit us at:
Bobby & Vernetta Hamilton mixed green salad, tater tots, on bun, sweet potato fries,
enjoyed learning new ways
from Erlanger; Cindy fruit, milk. brown beans, peaches, milk.
www.mcfarlandchevrolet.com to talk to younger kids about
MacMillan from Edgewood Wed., Jan. 9 - Pork riblet Thurs., Jan. 10 - Turkey,
being drug-free“.
& Rob Hamilton from or hot dog on bun, sweet gravy, mashed potatoes,
Each new school year,
Independence. This family potato fries, cole slaw, fruit, carrots, roll, fruit, milk.
students are recruited or can
had 2 additions this year - two milk. . Fri., Jan. 11 - Pizza,
volunteer to participate in
beautiful baby girls: Evaleigh Thurs., Jan. 10 - Country tossed salad, fruit, milk.
the program. Students in- Howard and Rachel Carlson. fried steak or submarine
terested in joining S.T.O.P. Everyone enjoyed this time sandwich, mashed potatoes,
should contact their school’s spent together but missed the green beans, dinner roll, fruit,
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6 - THE BRACKEN COUNTY NEWS, Thurs., January 3, 2013
sexual assaults.
David and Mary Lou Simons to
Frankfort Focus • In the quarter-century
since the lottery was ap-
A Legislative Perspective on the Kentucky proved, it has generated $14 celebrate 50th anniversary
General Assembly billion in sales, with $3.71
State Rep. Mike Denham billion returned to state gov-
ernment, $8.33 billion paid to
Over a calendar year, the the winners, and $1.8 billion
General Assembly’s work detailed their marketing ef- given to retailers and used
is split into two distinct pe- forts to promote the “There’s for operating expenses.
riods: legislative sessions, Only One” campaign that • In a related item, the
when new laws are adopted; highlights 44 travel destina- Dept. for Charitable Gam-
and what is known in Frank- tions unique to the common- ing’s commissioner said
fort as the interim, when the wealth. Kentucky ranks among the
legislature’s committees take That committee also re- top six states in charitable
a closer look at issues affect- ceived a study centered on gaming. This industry,
ing the state and what may the state’s economic devel- which benefits such groups
need to be done to improve opment incentives offered as churches and veterans,
them. between 2001 and 2010. generated almost $400 mil-
While the public’s at- Nearly 580 companies either lion in sales in 2011.
tention is understandably located or expanded opera- • A legislative study on
focused more on legislative tions here in part because of coal found that, in 2010, the
sessions – which in 2013 be- the incentives, which totaled coal industry had a total eco-
gins on Jan. 8th and lasts for $1.3 billion over the decade nomic impact of $10 billion
30 working days – the inter- and helped create 55,000 in Kentucky.
im is crucial as well because new jobs and make 330,000 If you would like to read
of the wealth of information others more secure. more about the General As-
it provides. It lasts from late The study added that, sembly’s work during the in-
spring through mid-Decem- when compared to 13 peer terim, the free booklet can be
ber. states, Kentucky has less found online at http://www.
Each of the legislature’s employment in knowledge- lrc.ky.gov/lrcpubs/info_bul-
15 main committees, ranging based jobs but is seeing letins.htm. Just click on re-
On Sunday, January 6, 2013, David and Mary Lou Simons will be honored with a 50th
from Agriculture and Educa- faster growth, especially in port 240.
wedding anniversary celebration hosted by their family at the Germantown Community
tion to State Government and the biological and advanced As always, but especially
Center from 2 - 5 p.m. All family and friends are invited to come join the celebration.
Transportation, hold several manufacturing industries. during legislative sessions, I
meetings during that time, as Kentucky also is outpacing would like to hear from you
do a variety of single-issue these other states in research if you have any concerns af-
task forces that are often cre- spending. On the flip side, fecting the state. You can
ated for short-term studies. we trail when offering incen- write to me at Room 329G,
There are also eight over- tives for infrastructure and Capitol Annex, 702 Capi-
sight committees that meet helping start-up companies tol Avenue, Frankfort, KY
Loans to suit your Style.
every month; they focus en- get off the ground. 40601.
tirely on various aspects of In the Education Com- You can also leave a
state government, including mittee, my legislative col- message for me or for any
administrative regulations, leagues and I learned that legislator at 800-372-7181.
government contract spend- the Gatton Academy is doing For those with a hearing im-
ing and Medicaid. well educating some of our pairment, the number is 800-
At the end of each inter- brightest students. This spe- 896-0305.
im, legislative staff compiles cialized high school, which I hope to hear from you
a helpful booklet that docu- is based at Western Kentucky soon. For now, I offer best
ments all of the work these University and which News- wishes to you and your fam-
committees have done. In week called the best high ily in the new year.
Rates to fit your budget.
short, a lot of ground is cov- school in America a year ago,
ered during this time. has 126 junior and senior stu-
The Agriculture Com- dents currently enrolled from
mittee, for example, trav- across the state. Since it first
Maysville’s Premier
eled to Owsley County High opened its doors in 2007-
School to learn more about 08, nearly three-fourths of Flower Shop
First National Bank of Brooksville
its work in getting students the graduates have stayed in Carol Jean
to eat more locally-grown Kentucky to complete their
food. This committee also college degree. Flowers 105 Locust Street • 107 E. Miami Street • Brooksville, KY 41004
discussed the devastating ef- Other educational pro-
fect this past year’s drought grams are succeeding as well. www.fnbfirst.com
CallUs for ALL of
had on farmers and the pos- Since 2000, gains in adult
Your Flower Needs 606-735-2125 • 1-800-627-6081
sibility of using sorghum to education have cut the num-
produce ethanol. ber of working-age Kentuck-
The Appropriations and ians without a high school 481 Moody Drive Renovating hay and pasture fields
Revenue Committee, mean- credential in half – from 30 Maysville, KY 41056
while, heard from state bud- percent then to 15 percent 606-564-6836 Submitted by: David cool-season grasses. Growing seed on the soil surface in late
get officials about the fiscal now. Building on that is a Appelman, CEA for Ag grasses and legumes together winter, generally Feb. 15 to
year that ended June 30th. 2009 effort by the General & Natural Resources increases summer growth. March 15. Soil freezing and
Revenues were up for the Assembly to make sure more If you have a less-than- When renovating grass thawing covers the seed. This
second year in a row – which graduating high school stu- productive grass pasture or fields with legumes, have the method doesn’t work well with
followed a two-year de- dents are college and career (cid:76)(cid:90)(cid:21)(cid:56)(cid:86)(cid:99)(cid:21)(cid:68)(cid:103)(cid:89)(cid:90)(cid:103) hayfield, following a few soil tested and apply the rec- alfalfa seed.
cline – while the Road Fund ready. In just a year’s time, (cid:72)(cid:90)(cid:97)(cid:91)(cid:34)(cid:62)(cid:99)(cid:96)(cid:94)(cid:99)(cid:92) simple renovation techniques ommended lime and fertilizer. Controlling grass and
jumped nearly eight percent, the percentage of students could increase the field’s pro- Legumes need higher soil pH weed competition is one of
although much of that had qualifying under this higher (cid:72)(cid:73)(cid:54)(cid:66)(cid:69)(cid:72)(cid:21)(cid:27) ductivity. Some things you can and fertility levels than grass- the most critical practices for
long been forecasted. standard went up more than do include planting a legume es. successful renovation. Many
Another piece of good nine percent. (cid:57)(cid:54)(cid:73)(cid:58)(cid:71)(cid:72) such as red clover, controlling Do not add nitrogen be- attempts have failed because
news the committee heard In other committee meet- pests and adding lime and fer- cause it stimulates grasses, grass was allowed to grow and
deals with the state’s unem- ings, we discovered that: (cid:105)(cid:100)(cid:21)(cid:86)(cid:94)(cid:89)(cid:21)(cid:110)(cid:100)(cid:106)(cid:21)(cid:94)(cid:99) tilizer. Be aware though, some increasing competition with reduce the light, nutrients and
ployment fund. Although • Kentucky has the na- techniques require you to start legumes. water available to young le-
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our jobless rate is still much tion’s largest fleet of hybrid- as early as the middle of Feb- Reduce vegetative cover gume plants. Keep grass short
higher than anyone prefers, electric school buses, which ruary. on the soil to make it easier for by grazing or mowing until le-
about half as many Kentuck- use a third less energy than Adding legumes to pas- legume seed to make contact gume plants are 3 to 4 inches
ians are drawing from the their diesel counterparts. ture and hayfields has sev- with the soil. The best way is tall. Stop grazing and mowing
fund when compared to two Mammoth Cave is also the eral benefits including higher to allow heavy grazing during for several weeks so legumes
years ago. At the same time, country’s first national park yields, improved quality, nitro- early winter. You also can use will become well established.
a sizable federal loan the to use alternative fuels for all gen fixation and more summer herbicides to kill or suppress Afterwards, mow or graze the
state borrowed to cover costs of its vehicles. (cid:56)(cid:86)(cid:97)(cid:97)(cid:21)(cid:44)(cid:40)(cid:42)(cid:34)(cid:39)(cid:38)(cid:46)(cid:45)(cid:33) growth. grass to help control competi- field on a schedule to keep le-
is set to be paid back in just • The six Kentucky State Seeding legumes increases tion. Be sure to follow the her- gumes in good condition.
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about five years. Police crime labs processed the total forage yield per acre. bicide label directions for rates This year, weed control
In the Economic Devel- 38,000 cases in 2011, help- (cid:100)(cid:103)(cid:21)(cid:90)(cid:34)(cid:98)(cid:86)(cid:94)(cid:97)(cid:21)(cid:106)(cid:104)(cid:21)(cid:53) One study compared adding and grazing restrictions. will be especially critical be-
opment and Tourism Com- ing law enforcement prose- red clover to a fescue pasture Select legumes based on cause while forages languished
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mittee, tourism officials cute such crimes as DUI and with fertilizing the grass with the soil and your planned use in the drought, many weeds
nitrogen. Red clover growing of the forage. For hay, alfalfa species thrived. If you have
with fescue produced higher or red clover usually is best. A questions on controlling spe-
HEARING yields than fescue fertilized red clover-ladino clover com- cific weeds, contact Bracken
with up to 180 pounds of nitro- bination works well for both Cooperative Extension Ser-
gen per acre. hay and grazing. Ladino clo- vice.
TESTS Adding legumes also im- ver, red clover and/or annual Once legumes are estab-
proves forage quality, com- lespedeza are good choices for lished, use soil test recom-
pared to grass alone. This pastures. mendations as the basis for
Available increases palatability, intake, Select certified seed vari- the fertility program. Take
digestibility and nutrient con- eties that perform well in your soil samples every third year
IN MAYSVILLE IN FALMOUTH tent, resulting in improved ani- geographic area. Also, be sure to check fertilizer and lime
mal performance. Research to mix a high-quality inoculant needs. To avoid grass compe-
103 E. Second St. 1019 US 27 (Ridgeway Ave.) studies have shown that le- with seed just before planting. tition, don’t use any nitrogen
gumes improve animal growth Apply a sticking agent to be while you have legumes in the
(across from Domino’s Pizza) (Inside Howard’s Place) rates, reproductive efficiency sure the inoculant sticks to the field.
EVERY THURSDAY 2nd Wednesday of each Month and milk production. seed. Mow pastures when need-
Legumes also add, or Be sure seed makes good ed to remove grass seed heads
“fix,” nitrogen in grass pastures contact with the soil. One of and control weeds and woody
Anyone who has trouble hearing or understanding conversation is invited to have a
and hayfields. Inoculating seed the best ways to do this is to use vegetation. Scout renovated
FREE hearing test to see if this problem can be helped!
adds symbiotic bacteria that a no-till drill. Another method fields regularly to discover in-
Bring in this coupon for your FREE HEARING TEST, a $125 value. live in “knots” on plant roots is to use a disk, field cultivator sect problems early. Contact
and fix nitrogen the grasses or field tiller. Tillage helps ex- the Bracken County Coopera-
Bluegrass Beltone Audiology & and legumes need. Different pose the soil so legumes have tive Extension Service for ad-
legumes are able to fix varying a better chance to germinate ditional information on suc-
Hearing Care Center
amounts of nitrogen. Alfalfa and grow. When planting clo- cessful pasture renovation.
606-564-3512 or 1-800-686-7410 usually fixes the most, about vers, loosen 40 to 60 percent Educational programs of
200 pounds per acre, while an- of the sod. For alfalfa seeding, the Kentucky Cooperative Ex-
103 E. Second St., Maysville, KY (Across from Domino’s Pizza) nual lespedeza fixes less, about almost all sod should be loos- tension Service serve all peo-
75 pounds. ened from the soil. ple regardless of race, color,
Benefits of hearing aids vary by type and degree of hearing loss, noise environment, Legumes make more A simple, effective tech- age, sex, religion, disability or
accuracy of hearing evaluation and proper fit.
growth during the summer than nique is to broadcast legume national origin.
THE BRACKEN COUNTY NEWS, Thurs., January 3, 2013 - 7
KYTC District 6 ask drivers to ‘partner for safety’
The more you know - you can be ready for snow
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According to Dan Robin- fight adverse road conditions; the likelihood that we will be is raining, the windshield and
son, storm chaser and photo- we need you to do yours.” crash-free drivers,” said Wood. other windows may quickly
And they all came bearing gifts of candy,
journalist, “Road icing is more District 6 covers over “They fall into two categories: fog up, blocking your vision.
likely to threaten your life than 4,500 lane miles of highway vehicle hazards and road haz- On cold mornings, you may flowers and good wishes for her 100th birthday!
any other weather condition and interstate pavement in ards.” find a thin layer of ice on your Thanks to everyone who attended the Open House
you’ll ever face.” Accidents the eleven counties: Boone, VEHICLE HAZARDS windows. Window defoggers
for Nora Hargett’s 100th birthday celebration.
due to winter road conditions Bracken, Campbell, Carroll, • High speed. Loss of can eliminate the problem.
account for twice as many fa- Gallatin, Grant, Harrison, control occurs much easier at Turn them on before you enter She was elated at the number in attendance to
talities as from tornadoes, hur- Kenton, Owen, Pendleton and high speeds. For instance, in a the roadway. help her celebrate. Thanks to all those attending
ricanes, lightning, and severe Robertson. Crews are on duty recent study of crashes on US • Balding and improperly
and all the well-wishes for Nora. Thanks to all
thunderstorms combined. 24/7 when there is a major 42 in Gallatin County, almost inflated tires. Over time, tires
“Each and every one of weather event. However, just every wreck over a two-year lose their tread in a process for visiting her at the rest home, and special
us who drives a vehicle is in your everyday cold mornings period had only one thing in known as balding. Aggressive thanks to Bracken Nursing and Rehab for the
charge of our own safety,” and misty, rainy days are not common: each driver of the driving and alignment prob-
great party she had there. Everyone has been so
said Rob Hans, chief district major weather events, and do vehicle which caused the crash lems can speed up the balding
engineer for the Northern not call for chemical treat- was driving faster than the process. The tread is what al- nice and helped make this a special day in her
Kentucky District 6 Office of ment of the roadways. Wood speed limit. “Safety improve- lows the tire to grip the road. life. God bless each of you for your kindness and
the Kentucky Transportation said, “Temperatures quite of- ments such as high friction If your vehicle lacks adequate
thoughtfulness. Not many reach this milestone
Cabinet. “It’s just this simple, ten are at or below the freezing surface and curve ‘softening’ tread, you have a greater risk
in life and are rewarded with such a beautiful
drivers should be very cau- mark all throughout the winter help drivers who stay within of hydroplaning on wet or icy
tious when traveling on wet or months, and it is simply unre- the speed limit,” said Matt surfaces. Tires should have celebration. Nora and her family thank you.
icy pavement. alistic to expect that every spot Bogen, a District 6 engineer a tread of at least 1/16 of an
“We are asking people of ice should be continuously for Traffic and Permits. “The inch. Anything less and it is
to partner with us to make treated with chemicals during Transportation Cabinet makes time to replace it. A trick to see IIInnnaaa MMMcccCCCooorrrddd aaannnddd FFFaaammmiiilllyyy
our roads crash-free,” Nancy these times.” these type of enhancements to if your tires have enough tread
Wood, the district’s informa- Drivers can learn from our highways to allow motor- is to stick a Lincoln penny into
tion officer said. “During win- information gathered by high- ists to travel the road way safe- the tread, with Lincoln’s head
1-3-p
ter storm events, our mainte- way safety analysts. “There are ly at the posted speed limit.” pressed into the groove. If the
nance workers do their part to things we can do to increase • Window fog. When it top of Lincoln’s head is visible,
there is not enough tread. Tires
that are improperly inflated are
at risk of blowing out should
the car go into a skid.
• Braking power/Stopping
distances. The average stop-
MORTON SAFE-T-ROCK SALT ping distance on a dry road, as-
suming two-thirds of a second
reaction time, at just 30 miles
an hour is 75 feet. On a wet
ROCK SALT road, the stopping distance is
120 feet. At 60 miles an hour,
on a dry road, the average
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On a wet road, same condi-
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the average stopping distance
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• Water build-up on 606-756-2450
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brakes. After driving through
606-735-2080 a puddle, brake rotors can be-
obscure your vision. Another and slowing down can mean
come coated with water, which
danger of puddles is hydro- the difference between a safe
affects their ability to safely
planing, when the tires lose arrival and not getting there at
slow the car. To prevent this,
doN’T You contact with the road and in- all. This is especially so dur-
you should lightly tap your
stead ride on a pocket of water. ing winter months when cold
brakes after each puddle to re-
This makes the vehicle hard to temperatures create ice on the
move excess water.
control as it loses traction with roads even in the absence of a
• Windshield wipers. The
the road and affects steering, storm.”
most important factor that af-
ThiNk iT’s braking, or accelerating. In Bracken County, the
fects driver visibility in the
• Changing conditions. District 6 maintenance crew
rain is windshield wipers.
Weather conditions can vary is responsible for 344 lane
Older wipers tend to become
even with small changes in miles of roadway. Crews
cracked and brittle, lasting
elevation. Most often, air tem- have stockpiled 1,000 tons of
Time. . . only six months to a year in peratures fall and rain changes salt and over 5,800 gallons of
areas with frequent rain. How-
to snow as you climb in eleva- salt brine for de-icing. Eight
ever, wipers do not last forever
tion. However, a common me- trucks are available for snow
even if they do not get much
teorological condition called and ice removal.
use. They can become brittle
an inversion can result in the To view the priority route
and warped by the sun, render-
exact opposite. In our moun- map for Bracken County go to
You had your ing them useless in heavy rain
tainous region, drivers should http://transportation.ky.gov/
or snow. There are several in-
be prepared for rapid changes Maintenance/Pages/Snow-
dicators that wipers need to be
in road conditions. and-Ice-Priority-Maps.aspx.
replaced: windshield streak-
“Driving is not as simple Wood continued saying,
own copy of ing, smearing, rubber that
as it seems”, said Wood. “ Even “The District 6 highway engi-
flakes off when touched, wiper
the most quick-witted, experi- neers and maintenance workers
screeching, and frayed wipers.
enced driver should realize will continue to do everything
ROAD HAZARDS
he cannot drive on wet or icy we can to keep our roadways
‘The News’ • Engine oil and grease
roads at normal speeds. It is a safe, but the bottom line is that
buildup on pavement. Over
hard lesson to learn if you wait each driver is responsible for
time, grease and engine oil
until you slide into a guardrail his own safety when he gets
build up on road surfaces.
or, worse, an oncoming vehicle behind the wheel. Even with all
When roads are dry, this is not
before you realize that all the the safety measures we put into
a problem. However, when
safety messages you’ve been place, we have not yet invented
rain or snow start to fall, oil
Bracken County News afancde garneda sreis ec oamboev eto t hteh ew sauter-r eimxppoosretadn tto. ovPeary tihneg yeaatrtse nwtieorne a way to driver-proof a road.”
coating the road. This makes
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8 - THE BRACKEN COUNTY NEWS, Thurs., January 3, 2013
Corlis, seconded by Dennis will have proposals on purchase of a mini excavator
Bracken County
Jefferson, that the minutes project and engineering costs after winter.
Fiscal Court It’s tIme
meeting on November 14, on Hillsdale Road in the near New Dump Truck –
2012 be accepted/approved. future. Road Department - Judge
A regular meeting of Voting being unanimous. *He advised that E & E Bush advised the court that to
the Bracken County Fiscal Floor open to the public Construction started on the he has talked with Judges at
make...
Court was held Wednesday, to discuss anything other culvert on Jett Road today. Harrison Co, Pendleton Co,
November 28, 2012, for the than agenda items - Judge *Judge Bush advised and Fleming County. He will
purpose of transacting any Bush opened the floor to that the Salt and Ash supply begin taking quotes on a new
business properly presented public comments regarding is sufficient. dump truck in the near future YOUR
by the established agenda. any concerns or issues of *Road Supervisor, with no objections from the
Presiding: Earl Bush, County others that are not related to Stacey Florer, and Judge court. No objections heard. New Year’s
Judge Executive. Present: any agenda item. He advised Bush advised the court that Mers Litigation Update
Carl Allen, Clark Hennessey, that there would be order the 1990 Yellow truck had - County Attorney, Mike
David Kelsch, David Hughes, held in the court. This time some major mechanical Clark, has heard no reply at ResOLUtION!
Scotty Lippert, John Corlis, would be for public to voice issues and needed to be this time.
Doug Smith, and Dennis concerns, but no personal repaired. Although the cost Hiring of Full-Time
Jefferson. attacks would be allowed. was high, the truck is needed employee at the Bracken
ZUmBA Is FRee
Let the Record reflect that *None for winter. The invoice will Co. Road Department -
the Court members received Roads & Projects be seen later on the Road Andrew King’s probationary
a copy of the vendor claims Updates Fund Vendor Claims. period will end on December January 1st - January 15th!
to be paid for all funds. *Judge Bush advised that *Judge Bush advised that 3, 2012. He will begin full
Upon motion of John AEI and Palmer Engineering the court will look into the time, regular pay rates and After that . . .
all benefits apply.
Upon motion of Doug Monthly Membership is only $20!!!
COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY
Smith, seconded by Scotty
BRACKEN CIRCUIT COURT
Lippert, that Andrew King
CIVIL ACTION NO. 12-CI-00086
become full-time at regular Classes are: Monday, Tuesday & Thursday @ 6:30 PM;
pay with all benefits applied.
BANK OF AMERICA, N.A. PLAINTIFF Saturday Mornings @ 9:30.
Vote being unanimous.
VS.
Woodland Acres Issue
BRUCE W. RUNYON, ET. AL. DEFENDANT
- Upon motion of David 105 W. Miami Street (Next to Police Station)
Hughes, seconded by John
********************************** Corlis, that the County Michelle Emery, Zumba Instructor
NOTICE OF SALE
declared said portion on land 606-782-5094
below surplus and deed over 1-3-c
In obedience to a Default Judgment and Order of Sale entered in the above styled
to the below land owners as
action, I will, as Master Commissioner of Bracken Circuit Court, proceed on
stated on Woodland Acres. for payment. Vote being
MUSIC
Vote being unanimous. unanimous. Abstain – John
Friday, January 18, 2013
County Contracts for Corlis due to payment to LESSONS
at
Electrical Inspectors - The Brooksville Farm Supply.
10:00 A.M.
State of Kentucky is now Road Fund Vendor
Steve Myers, B.M.E.
enforcing a KRS regarding Claims - Upon motion of
AT THE FRONT DOOR OF THE BRACKEN COUNTY COURTHOUSE Piano, Guitar, Violin,
all Electrical Inspectors enter David Kelsch, seconded
(LOCUST STREET SIDE) a contract with the Bracken by Scotty Lippert, that All Band Instruments
Brooksville, Bracken County, Kentucky
County Fiscal Court and the following Road Fund
Call 1-606-402-1742

provide proof of insurance Vendor Claims be approved
to sell the hereinafter described tract of real estate and any improvements thereon. This for more information.
coverage as well as a rate for payment. Vote being
sale is to satisfy a Judgment and Order of Sale in favor of BANK OF AMERICA, N.A.
sheet for county consumers. unanimous.
against the Defendant herein in the principal sum of $181,150.37, plus accrued interest at 1-31-c
County Attorney, Mike Jail Fund Vendor
the rate of 5.5% per annum from August 1, 2011 until paid, together with amounts for late
Clark, is currently writing a Claims - Upon motion Driving Program taking
fees and assessments, advancements for the protection of the property, taxes and insurance,
contract that will be used for of Doug Smith, seconded place on December 7, 2012.
escrow advances, reasonable attorney fees of $1,350.00, insurance premiums and court
this purpose. A rough draft by Dennis Jefferson, that *Judge Bush advised
costs incurred herein.
example was provided to the following Jail Fund that Brooksville’s Christmas
The real estate to be sold is described as follows:
magistrates today. Vendor Claims be approved Parade will be on Saturday
Address: 373 Jacobs Road, Brooksville, Kentucky 41004
Upon motion of David for payment. Vote being December 1, 2012. All
Parcel No. 34-30B-2
Hughes, seconded by unanimous. Public Officials are asked
Situated in Bracken County, Kentucky, a 26 acre tract, more or less, bounded on the
John Corlis, that the Court Dispatch/911 Vendor to be in the parade and line
West by Dr. Haley Estate, on the North by Bill Hall and others, on the South and East by
authorize the Judge to sign Claims - Upon motion of up is at 3:30 p.m. at Taylor
the Mt. Hor Road. The following is a description of a parcel of ground lying and being on
contracts once the county Scotty Lippert, seconded by Elementary.
the North side of Mt. Hor Road (Jacobs Road), 0.3 miles West of Belmont Road in Bracken
attorney has them completed. John Corlis, that the following Upon motion of John
County, Kentucky and more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a P.K. Nail
Vote being unanimous. Disatch/911 Fund Claims be Corlis, seconded by Doug
in the center of Mt. Hor Road and a corner to Hazel Giancola; thence with said lines, N
General Fund Vendor approved for payment. Vote Smith, that the November
42-41’ W. 126.1 feet to a 15” dead tree; thence with said lines and the lines of Cecil Carty,
Claims - Upon motion of being unanimous. 28, 2012 meeting of the
N 28-03’ 828.2 feet to a stone; thence N 59-48’ E. 917.4 feet to a 40” Ash a corner to the
David Hughes, seconded *Judge Bush advised the Bracken County Fiscal
Riley Hamilton Estate; thence with the Riley Hamilton Estate and Loretta Roberts, N 26-
by Clark Hennessey, that court that Clopay will have a Court be adjourned. Vote
00’ W 855.5 feet to a post a corner to R.M. Lawson; thence with said lines and the existing
the following General Fund ribbon cutting ceremony for being unanimous.
fence, S 48-51’ W 375.9 feet to a 8” Hickory; thence S 64-16’ W 259.3 feet to a fallen post;
Vendor Claims be approved the expansion on Friday at
thence S 24-05’ E 125.1 feet to a dead tree in a stone wall on the North side of a branch;
1:00 p.m.
thence crossing said branch, S 25-15’ E 36.2 feet to a 18” Cedar; thence S 65-44’ W 132.5 Concerned About Your *Judge Bush advised Make Every Day Count!
feet to a 16” Oak; thence S 76-55’ W 384.3 feet to a twin Sycamore; thence S 84-09’ W Insurance Coverage? that the annual 11-12 Audit
348.5 feet to a 8” Honey Locust; thence S 51-47’ W 93.7 feet to a post; thence a P.K. Nail
has begun and will continue
in the center of Mt. Hor Road; thence with the center of said road, S 71-46’ E 167.9 feet;
through February 2013.
thence N 83-36’ E 178.5 feet to the place of beginning containing 26.80 Acres more or less
*Judge Bush advised
exclusive of all easements and right of ways of record.
that the audit of the Bracken
The above description is in accordance with survey made by Hicks and Mann Inc. on
County Special Taxing
the 7 May 1981.
Districts show all are in
Subject to all restrictions, conditions and covenants and to all legal highways and
compliance.
easements.
*Judge Bush advised that
The subject property includes a 1995 Champion double wide mobile/manufactured
there will be a Proclamation Your friendship and goodwill make
home, VIN #5495659P8014A.
in the newspaper regarding every day a good one for us.
Your insurance needs can change over time. Let
SOURCE OF TITLE: Being the same property conveyed to Bruce W. Runyon and
us evaluate your current policy and determine if FBLA/BCHS Distracted
Drina L. Runyon, husband and wife, who acquired title, with rights of survivorship, by your coverage should be adjusted to better serve With gratitude and best wishes for
virtue of a deed from Clyde C. Lunsford and Nancy G. Lunsford, husband and wife, dated your needs both today and down the road. After a Happy New Year to one and all!
all, knowing you’re well protected is the best policy
March 1, 1995, filed March 6, 1995, recorded in Deed Book 136, Page 499, County Clerk’s for peace of mind.
Office, Bracken County, Kentucky. Carol Moran
The property shall be sold to the highest and best bidder(s) and said purchaser shall be Independent Insurance Agent
required to pay cash or the sum of ten percent (10%) of the bid price in cash deposit with
606-724-5321 • Robertson County Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Agency 1937 Old Main Street • Old Washington
the balance of the purchase price to be due and payable in cash or certified funds, within 606-735-3555 • Bracken County • Life Insurance • Annuities • IRAs Hours: M-F: 9 - 7; Sat: 9 - 1
thirty (30) days from the date of sale. The purchaser shall be required to execute a bond, 800-765-5321• Mason & Surrounding Closed for UK Home Games
Counties Gary W. Hay, FICF
with good and sufficient surety, bearing interest at the rate of 12% per annum from the date 606-759-7311 & 606-759-0610
Field Representative
which is thirty (30) days following the date of sale, until paid, and payable to the Master TCrhuositceed® Top A+ Rated Companies 859-620-2881 Irving Peck; Joyce Peck, ABOC, NCLC
Commissioner. [email protected] Insurance Protection • Financial Security Apprentice: Adam Bradley
The purchaser shall have the privilege of paying all or any part of the purchase price
or paying said bond before maturity by paying the balance of the principal together with
It’s 2013!
all accrued interest thereon. If the total purchase price is not paid in cash, the required It’s 2012!
deposit shall be applied to any expenses incurred by a default of the purchaser. Provided,
however, in the event a party of this action is the successful bidder at the sale of the
property by the Master Commissioner, then the said party, upon payment of the court costs
and sale expenses and any liens or judgments that have been given priority herein over Isn’t it time to...
the lien and judgment of said successful bidder/party, shall have its bid credited against its
judgment herein. • Try contacts even if you wear bifocals?
If the purchaser(s) fails to comply with the terms of the sale then, in such event,
• Update your eyewear?
the Master Commissioner shall immediately resell the property upon the same terms and
conditions as set forth herein, excepting only any necessary changes in the time and date of • Use eyewear that’s
sale. Possession of the property herein sold shall be given to the purchaser after payment
made for the digital age?
in full of the purchase price and confirmation of the sale by the Bracken Circuit Court.
Pursuant to the Judgment herein, the purchaser shall be required to assume and pay all ad • Get LASIK?
valorem property taxes assessed against the property for 2012 and all subsequent years
• Wear polarized sunglasses?
thereafter. The title interest of the parties to the lawsuit will be conveyed without warranty
by the Master Commissioner to the purchaser and the purchaser shall receive a deed to
property upon payment of the purchase price in full (and costs of sale, if applicable) and Make 2013 the year you see
after confirmation of the sale by Bracken Circuit Court, subject to any equity of redemption Make 2012 the year you
your best, look your best and
if the property does not sell for two-thirds of its appraised value.
see your best, look your
Mark A. Schumacher feel your best. You can begin
best and feel your best. You
Master Commissioner with a thorough eye health
can begin with a thorough
Bracken Circuit Court
examination.
CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE eye health examination.
I hereby certify that a true and correct copy of the foregoing has been mailed, postage
prepaid, to the Hon. Nicholas M. Smith, Manley Deas Kochalski LLC, P.O. Box 42728,
Dr. Brett A. Hines • Dr. Angela Scifres
Cincinnati, Ohio 45242-0728, Bruce W. Runyon, 343 Jacobs Road, Brooksville, Kentucky Bracken
Frankfort Street, Brooksville, KY
41004, Drina L. Runyon, 343 Jacobs Road, Brooksville, Kentucky 41004, Delores W.
EYECARE [phone] • 1-800-264-3591
Baker (Warning Order Attorney for First National Bank), 134 West Third Street, Maysville,
Kentucky 41056, and Green Tree Financial Servicing Corporation, 1100 Landmark Towers,
Center
345 St. Peter Street, St. Paul, Minnesota 55102 on this the 27th day of December, 2012.
Mark A. Schumacher
THE BRACKEN COUNTY NEWS, Thurs., January 3, 2013 - 9
the country I would rather be. Bob Beatty’s name mentioned as Lakers last week. Sports
Sports in Kentucky It is an honor to walk into the college coach candidate?
doors of Diddle Arena each and 13. Western Kentucky OTHER ...
by Bob Watkins every day.” University recognized its 17. Western’s go-for-it final
Panthers beat
10. Coming off a 29-4 equivalent of James Naismith play gamble in the Little Ceasar’s
season, the Bellarmine Knights and John Wooden, by naming Bowl was reasonable. That star Bluejackets 69-66
Stories from 2012 are 7. In December Kentucky were 8-0 by Christmas. Under Diddle Arena playing surface, Antonio Andrews was not part of On Monday night, De-
varied, colorful and (some) hired a football coach again. the media-obsessed Calipari- John Oldham Court. it, was not. cember 17th, the Augusta
memorable First time a head coach, Mark Pitino radar, coach Scotty 14. Best college hoops story 18. Prep prospect Andrew Panthers took their 4 game
Stoops is a defense-first Davenport could also boast of 2012? Could be Alex Barlow, Wiggins won’t fit at Kentucky
winning streak to Carlisle
What can be said of Year fellow who hired an offensive a team 3.0-plus grade point walk-on at Butler University. because, “He doesn’t like the
to face the Nicholas County
2012? coordinator immediately. Neal average. 15. Story of the Year, spotlight,” the kid’s Mother said
Bluejackets. The game was
Doomsday projection for Brown. 11. Much talked about, Legacy Dept? Since Kentucky’s last week.
December 21, oops. ... A general 8. In February Western bragged about and celebrated Mitch Barnhart and John 19. John Calipari has to be much tighter than ex-
election ... Sandy Hook tragedy Kentucky took interim off Ray trio of black college coaches Calipari declared UK the Gold recruited another dandy crop pected.
... Ben Bernanke’s Fiscal Cliff? Harper’s job title as basketball at Kentucky, Louisville and Standard and created a string of one-and-dones. Thing is, his In the 1st quarter points
In sports ... coach and the Hilltoppers went Western Kentucky, fizzled. of young millionaires, we hear current players may not be so weren’t too hard to come by
1. In April Kentucky on a roll, won the Sun Belt Joker Phillips was fired, Willie alot these days about DeMarcus NBA attractive. as the teams combined for 37
basketball fans celebrated an Tournament then a cha-ching Taggart job-jumped Western for Cousins (suspended), John Wall 20. High school hoops star points. Augusta led after the
eighth NCAA championship. win in the NCAA Tournament. South Florida. Charlie Strong (not playing), and Daniel Orton, Jabari Parker committed to Duke. first 8 minutes, 20-17. In the
Oddly, the team never achieved 9. Harper’s reaction to stayed at UofL, but not before Terrence Jones and DeAndre Kid’s father told the Detroit 2nd quarter Nicholas County
a nickname that stuck. getting the job was native son his boss sweetened his contract. Liggins demoted to the D- News the reason was coach Mike
took advantage of some Pan-
2. Maybe because fans perfect for one who grew up 12. Trinity High School’s League. Krzyzewski. But it was Mom
ther foul trouble and poor
knew two months on all five in Muhlenberg County, scored 13-1 season and 20th football 16. Sports Person(s) of the (Lola) who explained best. “I’m
defense to light it up for 21
starters would be gone. 3,033 points for his high school championship was no surprise, Year. In order, here are mine. not a fan of basketball. I’m a
3. That reality moved a team at Bremen. but there is a question: With a 1. Darius Miller, native son fan of people. I think character points while holding Augusta
university professor of sports “This is a destination job 41-2 record and state titles in who was instrumental in UK’s is everything and I don’t hear to only 11. Bluejackets guard
administration to say: “John for me and there is no place in last three seasons, why isn’t eighth national title. Miller, anything negative about Coach K Landon Sexton even banked
Calipari is doing what the college graduate, signed two in my research.” in a 3 at the buzzer to give
system allows him to do. I guess N E W Y E A R’S year contract with New Orleans 21. Traditional SEC and Big Nicholas County all the mo-
in that sense, congratulations. Hornets for just under $1 million, Ten football door mats Vanderbilt mentum going to the half, 38-
(But) Anyone who thinks that first year guaranteed. and Northwestern received bowl 31.
this has anything to do with the RESOLUTION 2. Anthony Davis. bids. The Commodores 8-4 to the Augusta would bounce
collegiate or educational model Consummate team player. Music City Bowl; the Wildcats 9-
back in the 3rd quarter as the
is flat-out wrong.” Despite only a year at Kentucky, 3 to the Gator Bowl.
two squads would be tied as
4. Western Kentucky’s Davis earned a place in the 22. Vanderbilt’s basketball
football team stunned Kentucky “LOVE & CARE” pantheon of UK basketball team made itself the answer to a we started the 4th quarter.
in overtime in Lexington. legends. trivia question – When Kentucky Early in the quarter Nicho-
As the New Year begins make a
5. In December, the 3. Dale Mueller, coached marched to a 38-2 season and las County would seize the
resolution to take better care of your
Army-Navy game was another Fort Thomas Highlands to its national championship in 2012, momentum but the Panthers
pet. Give them the love and care your
patriotic thriller 17-13, Middies. sixth Class 4-A state title in a who won the Southeastern weren’t about to give up.
trusty pal needs for a good life!
But Army quarterback Trent row. Conference Tournament? They stepped up their pres-
Steelman (Bowling Green, Ky.) Town & Country Veterinary 4. Shoni Schimmels, 23. No talk (above a sure and started to get some
gave the game its poignancy. Dr. Glass, Dr. Conway, Dr. Biddle, Dr. Muse & Dr. Reeder Louisville basketball. Beyond whisper), about an NBA franchise transition buckets to keep it
6. In March Rick Pitino’s 759-5496 being team’s leader in scoring for Louisville. Whew! close. With less than 2 min-
Louisville team surprised and assists, Schimmels stylish 24. Personal Milestones. In
utes to go the Bluejackets
talking heads everywhere by 490 Tucker Drive ( down from Super 8 ) Maysville, KY play and personal story make her May I celebrated having met a
held a 61-55 lead and seemed
advancing to a Final Four. Opening at 8 a.m. Mon.-Sat. with 24 Hour Emergency Service special. deadline 6,724 times in 40 years
to be in control but Augusta
5. A’dia Mathies, Kentucky writing about sports In Kentucky.
clawed back again and were
COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY senior guard, SEC player of the How quickly time passed. I am
down 66-65 with 23 ticks on
Year in 2012. All American. grateful for a (moderately) thick
BRACKEN CIRCUIT COURT
6. Charlie Strong. skin and the privilege to share the clock. Panther guard Tan-
CIVIL ACTION NO. 12-CI-00070
Louisville’s coach has elevated this space with you. Thank you. ner Kelsch got a steal near
Cardinal Football to the threshold midcourt and found Connor
BANK OF AMERICA, N.A. PLAINTIFF
of a perch in the Top 10 every FINALLY ... Maddox for the go ahead bas-
VS. year. For good health at year’s ket that put Augusta up for
STEVEN JAMES CHANDLER, ET. AL. DEFENDANT 7. Teddy Bridgewater, UofL end, I am much grateful. good. Camryn Snapp would
quarterback. A natural. But just as important, Club
add 2 free throws for the final
********************************** 8. James Quick. Trinity 70.
margin, 69-66.
NOTICE OF SALE High receiver projects to be the More than half a century
The Panthers improved
best Kentuckian to the college ago we seniors left St. Camillus
to 7-1 with their 5th straight
In obedience to an In Rem Judgment and Order of Sale entered in the above styled level since Mr. Football Shaun Academy in Corbin Kentucky.
win. Dustin Freeman led the
Alexander headed to Alabama in On appropriate dates through
action, I will, as Master Commissioner of Bracken Circuit Court, proceed on
1994. 2012 we celebrated a 70th Panthers with a career high 20
9. Willie Taggart. Coached birthday together. All five of us. I points. Tanner Kelsch added
Friday, January 18, 2013
Western to a winning season. am thankful for – Doug Singleton 19 points and Brent Bach fin-
at
Would rank higher, but he (Pine Knot), Richard Smith ished with 13.
10:00 A.M. became just another job jumper. (Batavia, Ohio), Warren McNew Scoring vs. Nicholas
10. Kenneth Faried and Stewart Hardesty (Corbin). County: Freeman 20, Kel-
AT THE FRONT DOOR OF THE BRACKEN COUNTY COURTHOUSE flourishing. Former Morehead Happy New Year.
sch 19, Bach 13, Maddox 9,
(LOCUST STREET SIDE) Eagle had 21points, 15 rebounds And so it goes.
Snapp 8.
Brooksville, Bracken County, Kentucky for Denver in a win over the

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to sell the hereinafter described tract of real estate and any improvements thereon.
This sale is to satisfy an in rem Judgment and Order of Sale in favor of the Plaintiff against
the Defendant herein in the total sum of $307,614.26 plus interest at the rate of 6.50% per THEME: WORLD LEADERS
annum from June 29, 2012 until the date of judgment and thereafter on the entire sum at the ACROSS
judgment rate until paid, reasonable attorney’s fees in the amount of $1,150.00, together 1. Like children’s book character
Nancy
with amounts for late fees, penalties of late charges, assessments and advancements for
6. Grade A item on grocery list
the protection of the property including, but not limited to, taxes and insurance, escrow
9. Spill the beans
advances, insurance premiums and court costs incurred herein.
13. Greeting from Don Ho
The real estate to be sold is described as follows:
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Address: 153 Michelle Drive, Germantown, Kentucky 41044
15. *Location of Mohammed
Being Lot 2, consisting of 4.695 acres and Lot 3, consisting of 9.704 acres, as shown
Morsi’s presidential palace
on the Minor Subdivision Plat as prepared by R. David Hord, PLS #3264 of RDH Surveys,
16. It lacks appropriate punctuation
Inc., attached to and made a part of Deed Book 293, Page 494, in the office of the Mason
17. Wood-shaping tool
County Clerk.
18. It often fell in old cartoons
SOURCE OF TITLE: Being the same property conveyed to Steven James Chandler
19. *One of EU leaders
and Rita Dawn Chandler, husband and wife, from KBK Partnership on June 6, 2007 and
21. *Anti-apartheid leader
recorded on July 2, 2007 in Deed Book 183, Page 609 of the records of the Bracken County
23. Moray ___
Clerk’s Office.
24. I, to a Greek
The property shall be sold to the highest and best bidder(s) and said purchaser shall be
25. Where massages are given
required to pay cash or the sum of ten percent (10%) of the bid price in cash deposit with
28. Letter opener
the balance of the purchase price to be due and payable in cash or certified funds, within
30. Pincered insect
thirty (30) days from the date of sale. The purchaser shall be required to execute a bond,
35. Animal mitts
with good and sufficient surety, bearing interest at the rate of 12% per annum from the date
37. Doofus
which is thirty (30) days following the date of sale, until paid, and payable to the Master
39. Narcotics lawman
Commissioner.
40. Please do not delay
The purchaser shall have the privilege of paying all or any part of the purchase price
41. Ringworm
or paying said bond before maturity by paying the balance of the principal together with
43. Shore extension
all accrued interest thereon. If the total purchase price is not paid in cash, the required
44. Quiet gesture
deposit shall be applied to any expenses incurred by a default of the purchaser. Provided,
46. Enameled metalware
however, in the event a party of this action is the successful bidder at the sale of the property
47. Seat locator
by the Master Commissioner, then the said party, upon payment of the court costs and sale
48. Type of lightweight cotton
expenses and any liens or judgments that have been given priority herein over the lien and
50. Reduced Instruction Set Computer
judgment of said successful bidder/party, shall have its bid credited against its judgment
52. Austin Powers, e.g.
herein.
53. Not naughty
If the purchaser(s) fails to comply with the terms of the sale then, in such event, the
55. Bur or white ___
Master Commissioner shall immediately resell the property upon the same terms and 11. Seed cover 58. Feminine of raja
57. Scope
conditions as set forth herein, excepting only any necessary changes in the time and date of 12. Western cord necktie 59. “____ of the earth”
61. Ligament injury
sale. Possession of the property herein sold shall be given to the purchaser after payment 15. Promised Land 60. Used for measuring land
64. *George W’s is in Crawford, TX
in full of the purchase price and confirmation of the sale by the Bracken Circuit Court. 20. *Obama, President-_____, e.g. 61. *Eisenhower was a
65. Back of a boat
Pursuant to the Judgment herein, the purchaser shall be required to assume and pay all 67. *He’s president again 22. Chowed down five-____ general
ad valorem property taxes assessed against the property for 2012 and all subsequent years 24. Pig iron predecessor 62. Big-ticket ___
69. Lemur from Madagascar
thereafter. The title interest of the parties to the lawsuit will be conveyed without warranty 25. Accompanies seizure 63. Supreme Court count
70. Public health promoting org.
by the Master Commissioner to the purchaser and the purchaser shall receive a deed to 26. Turkish bigwig 66. *Famous for New Deal
71. NBA venue
property upon payment of the purchase price in full (and costs of sale, if applicable) and 27. Nobel Prize, e.g. 68. Old-fashioned form of Anna
72. ____ en scene
after confirmation of the sale by Bracken Circuit Court, subject to any equity of redemption 29. Came or climbed down
73. Be mistaken
if the property does not sell for two-thirds of its appraised value. 31. What Eminem does
74. Smallest detectable sensation
Mark A. Schumacher 32. Court orders, e.g. Answers to 12-27-12 puzzle.
Master Commissioner DOWN 33. Freeze over
Bracken Circuit Court 1. ___ cry 34. *Perestroika leader, nickname
2. Reunion attendee 36. Tim Duncan, e.g.
CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE 3. “____ the wiser” 38. Where things are made to order
I hereby certify that a true and correct copy of the foregoing has been mailed, postage 4. House duty 42. Famous fabulist
prepaid, to the Hon. Elizabeth A. Carullo, Lerner, Sampson & Rothfuss, P.O. Box 5480, 5. Pulled with a jerk 45. *Mohandas or Indira
Cincinnati, Ohio 45202, Hon. Seah C. Mowery (Warning Order Attorney), 130 Dudley 6. And others, for short 49. Canine command
Road, Suite 200, Edgewood, Kentucky 41017, and to KBK Partnership, Serve: Any Officer 7. Cowboy’s boot prod 51. ______ tunnel
Managing Agent, 700 Lick Run Road, West Union, Ohio 45693 on this the 27th day of 8. Its name is not known 54. Irritate by rubbing
December, 2012. 9. Paul McCartney’s “____ on the Run” 56. Resin-producing tree
Mark A. Schumacher 10. In real-time 57. Hat part
10 - THE BRACKEN COUNTY NEWS, Thurs., January 3, 2013

Real Estate
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Notice About Classified Payments
Truck & Car Accessories
Effective November 1, 2012 - All Classifieds must be pre-paid. 790 Salem Ridge,
We hAve WheelSOn “SpeciAl”! Brooksville - 3 BR, 2 BA
doublewide, in very nice
• Straight line Classifieds - • Posteds - $25.00 for the year
• 60” LED Tail Light Bars - $48 plus tax condition, sits on 1.096
25 words or less $4.00 - • Card of Thanks
• Stereo Systems acres, total electric, county
10¢ each additional word • Yard Sales • Stainless Steel Step Tubes water, nice outbuilding/
• Birthday Greetings • Deer Pictures - $15.00 • B&W Gooseneck Hitches - garage, vacant and price
Installed $495 is right at $73,900. Call
Customers with accounts will continue to be billed at the end of the month. • Bull Bars today!
• Bed Liners & Mats 3025 Jacobs Lane,
DEADLINE - 5 PM ON MONDAYS
• Tires & Wheels Dover - Spectacular home
• Now Scheduling by appointment
• 4 piece Vent Visor on 3.352 acres, home
WindOW TinTing!
• Hood Deflector consists of approx. 2000
• Layaway Available!
• Graphics & Truck Lettering sq. ft. upstairs & 2000 sq.
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For Sale • Undercover Hardshell Tonneau ft. of basement, 5 BR, 3
BA, 20x40 inground pool
937-795-8699
with sunroom overlooking
1220 US 52 • Aberdeen, Ohio
it, in an excellent location
FIREWOOD, $50 pickup,
just off of Tuckahoe Rd. in
$200 wagon load. Call Ed in
WWee c caarrryry b buiuldilidnignsg, s in all Mason Co. Priced to sell at
Frogtown 735-3566 or 782-
furniture, playsets, swings
5513. 1-31-p sizes and styles to help Dutch Ridge Don’t You Need $249,000. Call T.J. Burton
and decorative lawn, all the
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FOR SALE Snuememdesr. enjoyable. showing.
STEEL SIDING & ROOFING REPAiR & REMoDELiNg 775 Hieatt Rd., Mt.
Hemlock Barn Siding STORAGE BUILDINGS IN STOCK, READY FOR DELIVERY.
Miller Lumber Company Since 1991 Cannonball Track • Room Additions Olivet - One of the best
Augusta, KY. 3 1/2 miles SE of Flemingsburg, Ky. Bob Appelman • Kitchens • Baths farms in Robertson Co.,
on Rt. 32 (next to the Fast Track Shell) 154 excellent acres, approx.
756-2151 & Sons • Ceramic Tile, Carpet
606-845-0540 • 90 acres of tobacco/corn/
1-800-643-4426 (Toll-Free) or Hardwood
1-800-710-4822 Dutch Ridge Rd., Augusta soybean ground, 50 acres
tfc Quality is our Goal! One Contractor Start to Finish!
--------------------------------- Ask For Sam Yoder or Dan Esh 756-2340 or 756-2308 of pasture and remainder
www.trubuiltbarns.com tfc GARy HiCKs JR. in woods, nice brick
[phone] or [phone] ranch home, 3 lakes, 6
barns/buildings & milking
Livestock
parlor - dairy was shut
Country Boy
STRIKE down recently due to owner
Trailers
FIREWOOD SALE CUMMINS POLLED health but could be easily
LIMOUSINS AN ARC New Zion Rd., re-started. Competitively
859-448-0818
Registered Limousin bulls, Berlin, Ky. priced at $549,000. This
All you can throw in pickup with no racks red or black, 12-18 months, Portable Welding Available 606-747-5058 is an excellent investment.
8’ pickup - $100 6’ pickup - $80
double polled, qualifies KY. Farms like this rarely for
Delivered wood: 1 cord-$200 ~ 2 cords-$375 Welding and Fabrication ST205/75R15 - $96.60 +tax
Bull Program. David & sale. Call T.J. Burton 606-
*Cash and Credit Cards accepted * ST235/80R16 - $129.75 +tax
Donald Cummins, 606-747- 782-2150.
M-F 8-5, Sat/Sun by appointment only antHonY “buck”bauer These are special
11342 S. Licking Pike ~ Alexandria, KY 41001 5--8--8--6--.- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -E-O---W- [phone] • [phone] trailer tires Br9o2o kMsvciNllea m- aOrnae Lofa nthee,
[email protected] 1-3-p nicest doublewides I have
tfc
Wanted Jett Home Improvements & Construction ever been in, features new
drywall, new cabinets,
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No Job Too bIg or SMall JERRY ALL AROUND LAWN new flooring throughout,
WANTED: Older model • Home Repair/Remodeling TEEGARDEN new appliances. Asking
AND LANDSCAPE
farm tractors. All makes and $79,900. It’s the last home
• Pole Barns • Decks • Garages
models. Running or not. Electric and Plumbing Repair on the street, has plenty of
Phone [phone]. • Siding • Roofs • And More! • Landscaping • Shrub Trimming privacy, great neighbors,
27 Years of EXPERIENCE
tfc MIKE JETT, Contractor @ Affordable Prices!!! • Debris Cleanup • Mulching and only a short drive to
----------------------------------- • Weedeating • Mowing town. Call T.J. Burton 606-
[phone]
EOW CALL NOW for FREE Estimates! • More Services Offered 782-2150.
311 Bracken St.,
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Home: 606-735-2938 606-402-0221 2-story brick home in very
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See us for Quality nice condition, 4 BR, 3 1/2
SALES & SERVICE BA, nice enclosed back
Tire Sales & Services BUY HERE - PAY HERE!
on furnaces and air ABERCROMBIE TRUCKING, LLC porch, fireplaces, hardwood
conditioners. Appliance MOST VEHICLES floors, FAGF, double pane
Maysville, Ky., 416 US 68 service plus electrical work. $2,500 OR LESS! Gravel • Top Soil • Sand windows, good location
606-759-5302 License #M00554. Phone '98 Ford F150, auto., runs and a house you could be
Vanceburg, Ky., • 606-759-5302 Harold Hamilton, 735-3342. proud of. Beautiful home,
good, $2,500; '98 Buick
Flemingsburg, Ky., • 606-849-8473 tfc in a good neighborhood.
Century, $1,500; '94 Pontiac
www.tireworldonline.com tfc ---------------------------------- Asking $175,000.
Grand Prix, $1,250; '01
Ford Focus, 4 cyl., auto., THOUGHT OF THE
D O Y L E $1,400; '98 Ford F150, WEEK: Although no one
Home [phone] • Cell [phone]
$900; 2000 Dodge Intrepid, tfc can go back and make a
MOBILE HOMES, INC. brand-new start, anyone
$2,200; '01 Chevy Silverado
can start from now and
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Salem Ridge PRoceSSing make a brand-new ending.
sharp, low miles, call; '02
1160 W. Water Street • Flemingsburg, Kentucky
Cavalier, 2 dr., auto., red, Booking Appointments Beef & Hogs!
PERRY POE
$1,700; '99 Chevy Prizm,
“Celebrating 50 Years”
real nice, $2,300; '99 Toyota Boneless & REAL ESTATE
www.doylemobilehomes.com Corolla, gas saver, air, CD Bone-In Cuts! 735-3176
player, $1,500.
606-845-8601 • 606-845-0301 • 606-845-0526 “Word of mouth is our best Satisfaction Guarantee!” (www.poerealty.com)
Brooksville Auto Sales
e-mail: ([email protected])
DOYLE Phone [phone]. Staci Jett , owner/operator
Also 606-782-3056 (cell) 22 Salem Ridge Road • Brooksville, Ky Joe Goecke 606-756-2249
Check Out Mobile Home Parts &STORM SHELTERS ( On the corner of Salem Ridge and Perkins Ridge Roads ) Eric Fegan 859-512-2969
tfc Karin Poe 606-735-2049
# for Parts Store ONLY [phone] 606-782-1929 TJ Burton 606-782-2150
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Located on Hwy. 10, just east of Brooksville, KY
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$21,900 Starting @ $15,900 Starting @ $24,995 Starting @ $25,900 Starting @ $15,900
NOW
$24,990
NOW
$23,900
‘12 Ford E350 ‘12 Chevy Impala LT ‘12 Chevy Equinox LT ‘12 Chevy Traverse LT
‘12 Chevy Cruze LT
• 12 Passenger • Back-Up Camera • Sunroof • Spoiler • AWD • AWD
• 4 to Choose From!
• 19,000 miles • 2 to choose from! • Several to choose from! • Only 1 Left! • 2 to Choose From
Complete Listing @: www.jimsautooutlet.com All our vehicles are carfaxed! All Prices Plus Tax & License Fees! Several other vehicles on the lot to choose from!
Call The Bracken County News to order your Business Cards!
$32 per 1,000 Call 606-735-2198