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The Bracken County News
Published in bracken county, by bracken countians, For bracken countians in the county seat
Volume LXXXVIII Number 52 Brooksville, Kentucky Thursday, January 25, 2018 Single Copy - 75¢
Bracken’s HANDS Program:
Bracken students perform at
Growing Great Kids
Marcella Hampton, ested in participating in
the family care specialist HANDS will be reward- NKU Tri-State Symposium
for the HANDS program, ed with a $25 Walmart
works with pregnant Gift card and a baby quilt
moms, and new parents. when they complete their
She knows being a par- “Get to know you visit”.
ent is exciting and also If they decide to enroll
very stressful at times. in the program for each
She and the staff of the FOUR consecutive visits
HANDS program offered you complete, they will
at the Bracken County receive a $10 Walmart
Health Department would gift card.
like to offer you their If you are pregnant
support and another pair or your baby is less than
of HANDS. They would 90 days old, and you
like to help make your would like to try this pro-
journey less stressful and gram, call the Bracken
help you ensure that your County Health Depart-
baby gets the best pos- ment at 606-735-2157.
sible beginning in life. Ask to speak with Amy
HANDS is a volun- Mains about scheduling
tary home visiting pro- your “Get to know you”
gram which offers lots visit. Marcella Hampton
of information and guid- is the HANDS Family
ance in all areas of child Care Specialist and Amy
development. It requires Mains is the Coordina-
approximately one hour tor/Supervisor. They are
of your time each week, there to support you and
which will be worked look forward to hearing Pictured left to right: John Keuper, Kyle Nesbitt, Isabella Gilvin, and Steven Funke, Bracken County
out according to your from you. Band Director. Photo courtesy of Tricia Nesbitt
schedule. The curricu-
Three members of to put on a concert, con- band directors, and other active in FBLA. As a
lum used in the program
AIS to host the Bracken County sisting of five different community members as senior band member,
is called Growing Great
High School Band au- pieces. Four rehears- they gathered together to he assists Mr. Funke
Kids. Isn’t that what it’s District
ditioned for and were als were held on Friday, enjoy the performances by occassionally lead-
all about? Every parent Governor’s accepted to the NKU January 19th, and two on of the NKU Symphonic ing the band during ball
wants the best start pos-
Tri-State Symposium Saturday, January 20th to Winds, Symphonic Band, games.
Cup Saturday
sible for their new babies.
Honor Band. In its prepare for the evening and the Honors Wind Junior Kyle Nesbitt
They are here to help pro- This Sat., Jan. 27th,
11th year, the Honor concert. The conductors Symphony. is the son of Kevin and
vide you with this infor- local schools will gather
Band invites many lo- for this year’s event were Mr. Funke is in his Tricia Nesbitt. Along
mation. to take part in the 39th
cal schools from Ohio, NKU’s Director of Music second year of teaching with band, he is ac-
HANDS offers many District High School
Indiana, and Kentucky Education Dr. Danielle in the Bracken County tive in baseball, FBLA,
incentives and opportu- Governor’s Cup Compe-
to participate in the Todd, NKU’s Director of School System, having FFA, Beta Club, and
nities to their families. tition, an academic event
program organized by Bands Dr. Brant Karrick, taken over at the retire- Gifted and Talented.
Those families inter- sponsored by the Ken-
the Northern Kentucky and the guest clinician ment of former Band Di- Freshman Isabella
tucky Association for
University Music De- Dr. Thomas Rohrer who rector Dan Black. He says Gilvin is the daughter
Cummins Academic Competition. partment. is the Director of Bands he was very excited to of Jimmy and Kim Gil-
Participating schools are:
candidate for Bracken County and Music Education at find out that this was the vin. She is a member
Augusta High School,
Band Director Steven Utah State University. first group of students to of the Golf Team, Beta
Magistrate Bracken County High
Funke offered the op- According to Mr. Funke, ever attend from Bracken Club, and Gifted and
School, Harrison County
portunity to his high “With this leadership, County. He is excited Talented. She is very
High School, and Pendle-
school band class. John the kids performed some to see what these three active with the Drama
ton County High School.
Keuper, Isabella Gil- pretty challenging pieces learned and will bring Club, Band and Choir.
Governor’s Cup fea-
vin, and Kyle Nesbitt in such a short time, and back to help improve the She will be attending
tures eight events, in-
expressed an interest they sounded great in the high school band. the All State Choir in
cluding the Quick Recall
in the program. After concert!” Participating BCHS Louisville on February
event, which is the only
registering, the students The Symposiums students were: John Keu- 8th and 9th.
one open to the public.
began the audition pro- Finale Concert was held per, Kyle Nesbitt, and Bracken County
Quick Recall begins at
cess. Once accepted, all on Saturday afternoon, Isabella Gilvin. is fortunate to have a
10:45am.
student were placed into January 20th at 2:30 p.m. Senior John Keuper growing number of
District winners ad-
two different groups in the Greaves Concert is the son of John and musically inclined stu-
vance to the Regional
based on their abilities. Hall. Family and friends Susan Keuper. He is a dents joining not only
Governor’s Cup compe-
After placement, of the participating musi- member of the Tennis the band program, but
tition to be held at Lewis
I, Christopher Ford they worked with three cians were joined by par- Team, President of the the choir and drama
County High School on
Cummins, would like to different conductors ticipating schools music/ Engineering Club, and programs as well.
Saturday, February 17.
announce my candidacy
for Magistrate of the Ber-
lin District. I am a life-
AVFD elects new officers, accepts
long resident of Bracken
County, and have a num-
ber of years experience in
new members at January meeting
public service. If elected,
I look forward to serving
and bettering my district,
and all Bracken Coun-
tians to the best of my
ability. I would greatly
appreciate your support
and your vote on May
22.
Paid for by Christopher
Ford Cummins
Circuit Clerk’s
Office launches
new website
The Bracken County
Circuit Clerk’s office is
pleased to announce the
launch of their new web-
site drivebrackencounty. Pictured left to right: Tony Mefford, Kenny Weissman, Charlie Jett, Jr., Brian Jett, Danny Saunders, Dale Appelman, and David
com. Mefford. Photo submitted
The website is a great
The Augusta Volunteer Fire Department held a monthly meeting and an election of officers on Wednesday, January 17th. They
user-friendly source for
welcomed two new members, Craig Hester and Tyler Jett. Those elected into office were: Chief Tony Mefford, 1st Assistant Chief
all information regarding
Kenny Weissman, 2nd Assistant Chief Charlie Jett, Jr., Captain Brian Jett, Lieutenant Danny Saunders, Treasurer Dale Appelman,
driver’s licenses, permits,
and Secretary David Mefford. The officers and members appreciated all who participated and Matt Bode for acting as guest pho-
and state identification
tographer. If you would like to be informed of current and future activities of the Augusta Volunteer Fire Department, follow them
cards here in Bracken
on Facebook at Avfd Augusta.
County.
2 - THE BRACKEN COUNTY NEWS, Thurs., January 25, 2018
GRAND JURY
The Bracken County News INDICTMENTS Earl Bush recognized by
The Bracken County
USPS 062-640
Grand Jury handed down
Majority Leader McConnell
Published Weekly For indictments on Gilbert
Wayne Hall, Raymond
Bracken County........$25.00
Bernard Boschert, III, and
In State.....................$30.00 Stephen Allen Teegarden
Out of State.............$35.00 on Thursday, January 18,
2018.
Per Year by
Gilbert Wayne Hall,
The Bracken County News 59, was indicted on
charges of trafficking in a
P.O. Box 68
controlled substance, 1st
Brooksville, Ky. 41004 degree, second offense,
[phone] when he was found to be
in possession of more than
[email protected]
2 grams of methamphet-
Single Issue Rate 75¢ amine, $650 in cash, and a
Periodicals postage paid Brooksville, Ky. 41004-0068 digital scale with the intent
Postmaster send address change to to distribute, dispense, or
Bracken County News sell the same on October
P.O. Box 68, Brooksville, Ky. 41004-0068 4, 2017, and having been
convicted of trafficking
COPY DEADLINE: 5 P.M. MONDAY
in a controlled substance,
Kathy L. Bay, Publisher/Adv. Manager 1st degree. If convicted,
the charge is punishable
Lynn Darnell, Editor
by 10-20 years imprison-
Amy Meyer, Office & Classified Adv. Manager
ment.
Teron Bay, Advertising Sales
Raymond Bernard Pictured left to right: Earl Bush, McConnell Field Representative Shane
Megan Bradley, Graphic Artist Boschert, III, 23, was in- Noem, and Millie Bush. Photo submitted
dicted on the charges of
Bracken County ognized Judge Bush and of improving county
unauthorized use of a mo-
District tor vehicle when he used a Judge-Executive Earl his wife Millie for their infrastructure, creating
2016 Toyota Tacoma be- Bush received congres- service to the people of recreational trails, and
Court longing to Stanley Shiltz sional recognition at the Bracken County. Along lowering taxes - noting
without permission; and annual Buffalo Trace with his expressed appre- that Judge Bush has “an
News
theft by unlawful taking Lincoln Reagan Day ciation, McConnell Field impressive record of ac-
he took a Ruger .22 re- Dinner in Maysville on Representative, Shane complishment.”
DISTRICT COURT (1) driving on suspended/ volver also belonging to Saturday, January 20th. Noem, presented Judge Previously, Judge
Heard on Tues., Janu- revoked license; (2) im- Stanley Shiltz. If convict- The event brings repub- Bush and Millie with a Bush announced that he
ary 16, 2018, by District proper registration plate; ed, the theft of the firearm licans from Bracken, framed copy of the Con- would not be seeking
Court Judge Jeffrey L. (3) failure to produce in- is punishable by 1-5 years Fleming, Lewis, and gressional Record that re-election. He is cur-
Schumacher. surance card, continued to imprisonment. Mason counties togeth- Senator McConnell sub- rently serving the last
Adkins, Whitney 2/6. Stephen Allen Tee- er to celebrate conserva- mitted on the Senate floor year of his second term
Nicole, (1) speeding, 24 Richardson, James garden, 32, was convicted tive politics on the local, on January 11, 2018. and is looking forward
m.p.h. over the limit, failed Stewart, (1) failure to pro- on first degree bail jump- state, and national level. In the proclamation, to spending more time
to appear, DOT notified. duce insurance card; (2) ing when, having been re- Majority Leader Senator McConnell recog- with his wife and grand-
Ahmadi, Seyed Ali, no/expired KY registra- leased, he failed to appear Mitch McConnell rec- nized Judge Bush’s legacy children.
diversion review, contin- tion receipt; (3) no/expired for a court appearance on
ued to 6/26/2018. registration plates; contin- December 21, 2017. If
Bevis, Matthew, (1) ued to 1/23. convicted, the bail jump- Produce Best
improper equipment; (2) Thomas, Bradley A., ing charge is punishable Looking Back
Practices Training,
driving with expired li- (1) public intoxication by 1-5 years imprison-
Tabitha’s Tidbits
cense; (3) no license; (4) controlled substance, ex- ment. Tues., Jan. 30th
Compiled by
failure to produce insur- cludes alcohol, continued Farmers Market
The Bracken County
ance card; (5) failure of to 1/30. growers and vendors that
Historical Society
owner to maintain required Webb, Rhonda L., wish to offer samples at
insurance/security; (6) (1a) DUI, aggravator,
the market must complete
drug paraphernalia, buy/ 2nd offense; (2) driving Woo dInmseunra onfc teh eA gWeonrcldy Life From THE BRACKEN of Neave community, were the Produce Best Prac-
possession; (7) posses- on suspended/revoked li- • Life Insurance • Annuities • IRAs COUNTY NEWS in town on business Fri- tices Training (PBPT)
sion controlled substance, cense; (3) failure to notify May 31, 1956 day, Mr. King taking time
that will be offered at the
1st degree, 1st offense, DOT of address change, Gary W. Hay, FICF Personal and Social out to renew his News.
Field Representative Mason County Exten-
methampetamine; (8) no/ sentenced to deferred jail 859-620-2881 (Delayed) Mrs. Clifton Price,
sion Office on Tuesday,
expired KY registration service on weekends. Insurance Protection • Financial Security Mr. and Mrs. Rus- who weaves lovely floor Jan. 30th starting at 6 p.m.
receipt, failed to appear, Wright, Christopher sell Kuntzman have been rugs at her home on Augus-
This new training replac-
continued to 1/30. A., (1) no license; (4) no/ residing in Opa Locka, ta road, about a mile from
Bissmeyer, Jr., Joseph expired KY registration DLG Accepting Fla., since March, hav- Brooksville, and seldom es the original GAP train-
B., (1) speeding, 20 m.p.h. receipt, continued to 1/23. 2018 Applications ing moved there from leaves home, visited the ing. Food safety is cov-
over the limit, failed to ap- Wright, Christopher Deer Park, Ohio. Mrs. News Saturday morning, ered across all aspects of
for Recreational
pear, DOT notified. A., (1) no license, contin- Kuntzman, the former renewing her subscription. the growing, harvesting
Curtis, Michelle, (1) ued to 1/23. Trails Program Miss Beulah Thompson of Mr. and Mrs. Price have and marketing process.
theft by deception, includ- Yockey, Darren Brooksville, and her hus- been regular subscribers Even if you don’t plan
The Department
ing cold checks, under Thomas, (1) speeding, 20 band are both employed in for many years. to offer samples at the
for Local Government
$500, pretrial set or 1/23. m.p.h. over the limit; (2) the Florida City. Mrs. Myrtle Blades market, it will be very
(DLG) is currently ac-
Curtis, Michelle, (1- none/improper use of tem- Gerald McElfresh Myers was at the drawing helpful for all growers
cepting 2018 grant ap-
3) theft by deception, in- porary tag when required; plications for the Recre- stops in to have his News Tuesday. This is the first to attend. Some markets
cluding cold checks, under (3) failure to produce in- date marked up a year, time after her illness and
ational Trails Program may require growers to
$500, pretrial set or 1/23. surance card, dismissed on while his wife, Betty, and operation that she has been
(RTP), a federal assis- attend the training. This
Curtis, Michelle, (1- proof; (4) failure of owner little sons, Jackie and Rick- able to come to town. She
tance program funded by program is an area meet-
4) theft by deception, in- to maintain required insur- ie wait in the car. Also, in was with her cousin, Miss
the Federal Highway Ad- ing so growers in all of
cluding cold checks, under ance/security, 1st offense, town shopping with the Hazel Woods, of Powers-
$500, pretrial set or 1/23. dismissed on proof; (5) ministration (FHWA). family was a neighbor, ville. the Buffalo Trace coun-
Hampton, David I., driving on suspended/re- “Each year cities and Mrs. Sarah Johnson, all of Mrs. Ethel Traugott, ties are welcome to at-
(1) speeding, 16 m.p.h. voked license, amended counties have the oppor- Route 1, Brooksville. high school teacher at tend. The meeting will
over the limit; (2a) DUI, to no license in posses- tunity to apply for this im- Mr. John Owen, Mt. Wyoming, in Greater Cin- take at least 2 hours, and
2nd offense, amended to sion, guilty, $25 fine; (6) portant federal assistance Olivet, is visiting his cinnati, O., was the guest light refreshments will be
DUI, 2nd offense, aggra- display/possession of can- program that provides niece, Mrs. Tom Haley, of over Sunday at the home served.
vator, continued to 1/23. celled/fictitious license, ongoing maintenance, near Powersville. of Miss Loretta Traugott,
Hopkins, Gordon merged with #5; (7) fail- restoration and develop- Mrs. Garrett Hester, and Mrs. Mae Stroud.
D., (1) DUI, 1st offense, ure to surrender revoked ment of trail systems and the former Ann Maude Mrs. Gilbert Perkins, Senior Citizen
guilty, jail 30 days, c.d. 2 license, merged with #5, trail related facilities,” Galbraith, now of Sagi- Augusta, writes: Please Menu
years, c.t.s., 60 day license continued to 2/6. said DLG Commissioner naw, Mich., spent Satur- change the address of John
suspension, DUI service Berry, Sade M., show Sandra Dunahoo. “At day afternoon with Mr. and C. Cottey from Augusta to Thurs., Jan. 25 -
fee, court costs, $500 fine, cause, deferred/install- DLG we’re doing our Mrs. Dimmitt Galbraith, New Paris, Ind., as that is Swiss steak, garden blend
$200 c.d., ADE, KAP su- ment payment, owes $393, part to ensure that the while visiting relatives in where he and his wife now rice, spinach, tossed
pervision; (2) failure to failed to appear, continued investment in these proj- the county. reside. They enjoy the salad w/dressing, sliced
wear seat belts, guilty, to 2/6. W. H. Field, U. S. News very much.
ects will create further peaches, whole wheat
$25 fine; (3) driving with Colemire, Randall K., Navy, stationed at Great Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
opportunities to enhance bread, milk/tea.
expired license, guilty, show cause, deferred/in- Lakes, is at home on 14- Hicks and four daughters
the quality of life for all Tues., Jan. 30 - Beef
$50 fine; (4) possession stallment payment, owes day leave. of Germantown, spent
Kentuckians.” stew, tossed salad w/low
of open alcoholic bever- $3638.25, failed to appear, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Saturday afternoon visit-
The grant application fat dressing, whole wheat
age container in a motor bench warrant issued, pay King, Mrs. Nancy King ing Rev. and Mrs. K. E.
vehicle, guilty, $100 fine, or stay on court costs due, deadline is April 30, 2018. and Mrs. Fanny Jones, all Hill of Maysville. crackers, fresh orange,
The application template wheat roll, milk/tea.
costs and fines due by contempt, failure to pay
can be downloaded from
1/15/2019. restitution as agreed, jail
the DLG website follow-
McKenzie, II, David 90 days or pay restitution
ing this link: http://ky-
H., continued to 1/23 for in full.
dlgweb.ky.gov/Federal-
report on KAP compli- Stanton, Bradley, (1)
Grants/16_RTP.cfm.
ance. driving ATV on roadway,
The Recreational
Pulaski, Katelyn M., continued to 1/23.
Trails Program is fund-
ed by the FHWA and COMPLETE AUTO BODY & PAINTING
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acquisition of trail ease-
ments, development and
maintenance of recre-
ational trails, trailhead
and trailside facilities
for both motorized and
non-motorized use. Eli-
gible applicants are city
and county governments,
state and federal agen-
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THE BRACKEN COUNTY NEWS, Thurs., January 25, 2018 - 3
Dr. Mandakini Sadhir
Deaths
joins HMH Medical Staff Thoughts and Meditations
from the Scriptures
Harrison Memorial MRS. JETT MRS. PERRY
Hospital is pleased to Bonnie Jean Jett, Pamela K. Massen-
welcome Mandakini Sad- 67, of Augusta, KY, died gale Perry, 53, died at her
hir, M.D., to its Specialty WHEN SILENCE IS SINFUL Tuesday, January 16, home in Brooksville, KY,
Clinic. Dr. Sadhir is an While it is often wise to keep our opinions 2018 at the Care Cen- on Saturday January 20,
assistant clinical profes- to ourselves and resist the urge to tell others ter at Kenton Pointe 2018. Born in Newark,
sor of the Department of what we think, there are times when it is wrong in Maysville. Born in NJ on April 25, 1964, to
Pediatrics in the Division to remain silent. When those who are helpless Bucyrus, Ohio on No- the late Mike Rush and
of Adolescent Medicine or unable to speak for themselves are being vember 16, 1950 to her Mary Massengale, She
at the University of Ken- intentionally harmed or taken advantage of, those parents, the late Judge attended St. Augustine
tucky. who can speak up and help have a duty to do so. Newell and Margie Catholic Church and was
Adolescent Medi- This principle is often enshrined in the law, for Bloomfield Jett, she was a former produce orderer
cine is the field of medi- instance the laws which protect children usually a member of the Mur- for Castellini.
cine involved in with tal health counseling. require that anyone who knows that a child is dock Christian Church in She is survived by her
patients from the ages of Patients will be initially being harmed has a duty to report it. People at Port Charlotte, FL and a husband, Richard David
10-21 years. Adolescent assessed by Dr. Sadhir the beginning and end of life and without access retired factory employee. Perry, whom she married
medicine doctors have who will then determine to the levers of power in their society often lack
She is survived by October 17, 2009; her
the necessary expertise the need for referral to the ability to protect themselves and should be
two children, Chris (Kar- children and step-chil-
in the physical, cogni- counseling. protected by those around them. The prophets of
en) Hargett of Vance- dren, Justin Massengale,
tive, emotional and so- Adolescents can the Bible often took up the cause of the helpless:
burg, KY, and Tammy Filica Massengale, Mary
cial changes that teenag- be seen in the clinic for “Learn to do right; seek justice. Defend the
Lancaster of Augusta; Atkins, Andrew Massen-
ers go through, as well the following concerns: oppressed. Take up the cause of the fatherless;
siblings, Ronnie Jett of gale, Richard Perry, Jr.,
as diseases that occur 1) Period problems, 2) plead the case of the widow.” (Isaiah 1:17 NIV)
Augusta and Patty Es- Jason Perry, and Brandy
during this time period. Contraception, 3) Sexu- In the world today we see many cases of ethnic
ham of Vanceburg; nine Franklin; and two broth-
Although adolescence is ally transmitted infection or religious minorities being persecuted, from
grandchildren, Stephanie ers, Marshall Massengale
normally thought of as screening and treatment, Christians in parts of the Mid-East to Muslims in
Hargett, Kassie Hardin, and Tony Massengale.
a healthy period of life, 4) Vaginal discharge, 5) countries like Myanmar. Our tribal instincts often
Taylor Hargett, Meagan Services will be at 12
significant health care Weight concerns – Ab- bring out the worst in us, and good people of all
Hargett, Christopher p.m. on Saturday, January
problems often occur normal weight gain /loss, faiths should stand up for the basic human rights
Hargett, Allen Jamison, 27, 2018, at Moore and
during this time. 6) Sexuality / Gender of all God’s children. Standing up to bullies and
Brandon Jamison, Clay- Parker Funeral Home in
Dr. Sadhir earned concerns, 7) Eating dis- tyrants takes courage and there is no guarantee
her medical degree from orders, 8) Mood concerns that you won’t be the bully’s next target, but ton Jamison, and Dylan Brooksville, KY. Burial
Sarojini Naidu Medical – Depression, Anxiety, 9) doing the right thing sometimes has a high cost. Sapp; eleven great-grand- will be at Bracken Me-
College in Agra, India. Substance use, 10) High – Christopher Simon children; four aunts; morial Cemetery. Visita-
She completed her pedi- risk behaviors, 11) Pelvic “If anyone, then, knows the good they ought several nieces, nephews tion will be 10 a.m. - 12
atric residency including exam, and 12) ADHD/ to do and doesn’t do it, it is sin for them.” — and cousins; and special p.m. at the funeral home.
Chief year at State Uni- School concerns. James 4:17 NIV friend, Kathy Roberts. Condolences may be
versity of New York at Dr. Sadhir sees pa- In addition to her par- sent to www.mooreand-
Downstate Health Center tients here in Cynthiana ents, she was preceded parkerfh.com.
in Brooklyn, New York. on the first and third in death by her brother,
Robertson
She then completed her Wednesday of each month Newell Jett. MR. RANDOLPH
fellowship in Adolescent at HMH’s Specialty Clin- County Services were held Keith Wayne Ran-
Medicine from the Medi- ic. For appointments, call Monday, January 22, dolph, Sr., 52, died Fri-
cal College of Wisconsin the Patient Access Center Funeral Home 2018, at the Metcalfe- day, January 12, 2018, at
in Milwaukee, Wisconsin at (859) 323-5643 and Hennessey Funeral Home his home in Ripley, OH.
and joined University of request an appointment Mt. Olivet, KY in Augusta, KY with Br. He was born in Augusta,
Kentucky in 2014. with Dr. Sadhir at Harri- Keith Sargent officiating. KY on February 17, 1965
In order that we may be of
Dr. Sadhir will have son Memorial Hospital. Interment followed in to the late William and
assistance to you, please call
a licensed mental health For information the Sharon Cemetery in Anna Hinton Randolph.
724-5000 or 234-4000
professional in the prac- about HMH’s services, Bracken County, KY. He is survived by
EOW
tice with whom she will please visit our website Pallbearers were three children, Brian
collaborate with for those at www.harrisonmem- Allen Jamison, Bran- (Cassi) Randolph of
patients in need of men- hosp.com. don Jamison, Clayton Brooksville, Marcus
From Our Files
Jamison, Christopher (Amy) Randolph of Mi-
Hargett, Brian Jett, Jon- nerva, and Keith Ran-
50 years ago United Methodist Church athon Patton, Brandon dolph, Jr. of Hamilton,
Maysville Waddell, and Matthew OH; and eight grandchil-
Jan. 25, 1968 from 2-4 p.m.
Stanton. Honorary pall- dren.
Five year old Michael Kentucky Agricul-
Monument Works
bearer was Dlyan Sapp. Services will be held
Eric Fraysure, son of Wil- ture Commissioner Ward
liam and Jackie Fraysure, “Butch” Burnette appoint- Memorials, if de- at the convenience of the
1515 Forest Avenue • Maysville
of Augusta, who was seri- ed Bill Asbury, of Bracken sired, may be made to family.
606-564-5859 ously burned at his home County, to top agricultural the Augusta Christian Condolences may be
on Jan. 18, died at St. post. Bill will be working Church, 110 East 4th sent to www.mooreand-
Harmon Monument Since 1852
Joseph Hospital. An in- out of the Commissioner’s Street, Augusta, Ken- parkerfh.com.
nocent game, in which he Office with an emphasis tucky 41002.
Owners - Derek & Bethany Harmon
tied a blanket around his on beef cattle programs in Condolences may be MR. FRAZIER
neck to represent a cape, the Shows and Fairs Divi- sent through www.mhfu- William L. “June”
Augusta Volunteer June Lippert; Luke & led to tragedy when he sion. neralhome.com Frazier, Jr., 92, of Mays-
Fire Department Kristen Howard; Roy & backed into a heater which ville, passed away Sun-
Wanda Bell; David & ignited the blanket. DEATHS: Mr. Frank Hill;
Contributors MRS. EARLYWINE day, January 21, 2018, at
Monica Hopkins; Kim Mrs. Bill Free, the Mrs. Ruth L. Moorehead;
Gertrude Fryman the Care Center at Ken-
The Augusta Volun- & Mark Ripato; Julie former Cathy Cooper, has Mrs. Bessie Pangburn
Earlywine, 100, of Mt. ton Pointe.
teer Fire Department & Mike Moore; Martha been added to the staff of Howard; (Infant) Joseph
Olivet, passed away Mon- Graveside rites were
has started their annual Berry; Beverly Atkins. the The Bracken County Woodrow Bach, infant son
day, January 22, 2018, at held Wednesday, January
fund drive and a list of Bruce & Dell News as Social Editor. of Michael & Laura Bach.
Robertson County Health 24, 2018, at Washington
contributors include: McLeaster; Joe & Nancy
DEATHS: Miss Louise 10 years ago Care. Baptist Cemetery. Burial
Angie Schweitzer; Goecke; Vaughn & Bev
Fagan; Mrs. Mary Brueck- Jan. 31, 2008 Services will be con- followed.
Gretchen England; David Kelsch; Gale Mains;
ner; Mr. Horace J. Co- The Bracken Co. ducted at 1 p.m. Thurs- Palmer Funeral
Moore; Kathy Dorn; David Clare; Chuck &
chran; Mrs. Ida Conner; Chapter of FCCLA recent- day, January 25, 2018, at Home & Crematory of
Martha Moore; Robert Leesa Carr; James &
Mrs. Mary Hester. ly took a trip to Atlanta, Robertson County Funer- May’s Lick is served the
& Joyce Gibson; Diane Angie Hargett; Jay &
GA to participate in the al Home with visitation family. Full obituary
Haley; Tammy Chinn; Bessie Stewart; Mike 30 years ago National Cluster Meeting. at 11 a.m. Burial will be may be viewed and con-
Roy Thornton; Mary & Kathy Ruf; Augusta Jan. 28, 1988 On Thurs., Jan. 17, in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. dolences made to www.
Sue Habermehl; Mack & Farm Supply; Rick Mr. & Mrs. James Si- Ms. Melissa Burton, one Full obituary may be palmerfuneralhome.net.
Wilma Wallace; Joanne Roewer; Sharley Rose; mons, of Germantown, will of Kentucky’s newest au-
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Johncox; Rita Weiss; Brenda Gluck; Gary observe their 60th wed- thors, came to Taylor El-
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& Gail Darley; Phillip Pat Feagan; Jerry & Barb Feb. 7 at the Germantown DEATHS: Mr. J.B. Kalb.
MR. LAWRENCE
& Missy Hay; Nick & Jefferson; Woodie &
Gregory Jay “Greg”
Nina Clooney; Susan Mary Ellen Flora; Robert
Lawrence, 57, of May’s
Wehmeyer; Dorothy Millbourn Sr.; Don
Lick, passed away on
Meyer; Bob & Margie Simpson; Marie Waters;
Friday, January 19, 2018
Adams; Jim & Donna Ted Appelman; Molly &
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4 - THE BRACKEN COUNTY NEWS, Thurs., January 25, 2018
Chatham
Church News Augusta Trinity UMC
Christian
Church
Church holds Benefit Concert
OAKLAND PRESBYTERIAN
Mouse
CHRISTIAN POTPOURRI
(S.B.Y.)
by Barbara Browning Les Grooms, pastor
Chatham Christian Yeah!! The weather Augusta Presbyterian
Church welcomes you is improving!! God is so I am finally back.
to join us in worshipping good! The message of the I spent ten days in the
and praising God. We hour reminded us of the hospital in order to
were so glad to see each sanctity of life -- where clear up a urinary tract
other on this warmer is the respect for human infection and pneumonia
Sun., Jan. 21. life? on top of that.
Our SS lesson was “Ladies Day on Our governing
from Colossians 3:9-17. the Ridge” committee body, the session,
“Pursuing Unity”. Ron meeting is Friday night, recommended a new
reminded us that Jesus’ January 26, 6:30 p.m. one year contract for me
love creates unity in the A Lock-In for Jr. Hi and the congregation
midst of diversity. Next and Sr. Hi Youth is this approved. I soon will be
Sunday’s lesson “True Friday night, January 26, starting my seventeenth
Hope”. Romans 5:1-11. meeting at Oakland at year as the pastor of the
Jane Nelson’s spe- 6 p.m. and returning to Augusta Presbyterian Augusta Trinity UMC held a benefit concert on Saturday evening, January
cials were “Until Then” Oakland at 8:30 Saturday Church. It has been a 20th, to assist a local family with the unexpected expenses from their loved
and “Since Jesus Came morning. wonderful time. one’s funeral expense. It was amazing to have so many supportive community
Into My Heart”. We Prayer concerns The Augusta Min- members join in worshiping our amazing Lord. They had performances by
were all clapping to this include Carol Miley, isterial Association met “The Gabbard Family”, “River Valley Sound”, Autumn Plummer, and their
peppy music as Jane was Ronnie King, Terry Bay, this past Monday night very own “Trinity Praise Team”. It was such a powerful experience. They
playing. This woman just Jeanine Cox, Kathy at Soup Supper and made hope to see everyone next month (details of date and time will be shared
has too much talent! Williams, Beth Bruin, plans for the coming shortly) for their Valentine’s Day Concert.
Bro. Jackie’s message Darlene Miller, Cathleen Lenten season. Each
was from Colossians 3. Tierney, David Estep, Wednesday during Lent BROOKSVILLE
Augusta (cid:61)(cid:100)(cid:97)(cid:94)(cid:89)(cid:86)(cid:110)(cid:21)(cid:57)(cid:90)(cid:87)(cid:105)(cid:52)
We are to seek things Teri Massey, Ellie we meet at a different CHRISTIAN
from above and have Hammons, Jim Haley, church and have a Christian by John Elfers
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faith in God. Tom Prather, Linda worship service and a Church Greetings from BCC,
We were glad to have Johnson, Tim Jarvis, Ron light lunch. We will start (cid:93)(cid:90)(cid:97)(cid:101)(cid:22) where we strive to learn
News
Ruth Nickerson with us Foley, Charlie Tarvin, with St. Augustine on Ash to love like Jesus! One
and she came forward to Melissa Beckett, cancer Wednesday and continue of the ways we do that
by Wanda & Marlene
re-dedicate her life. issues, our shut-ins, and until the Wednesday is through fellowship.
Bruce Heller, Minister Holiday bills
Remember in prayer: our nation. before Easter. A schedule Sunday begins at 9:15
It was good to come to
John Harmon Hender- Our sympathy to will be published in this piling up? a.m. with donuts, coffee,
church Sunday morning
son (pneumonia again), families of Margie newspaper in the near See us juice, etc., followed by
to give praise to our God
Bonnie Reckers (home), McQueary and Pamela future. for a bill Bible Exploration at 10
and to fellowship with
A.J. Young (wisdom teeth M. Perry. Susie Hargett led consolidation a.m. (i.e. Sunday School),
our congregation.
pulled), Carl Conley (had the singing and my loan that can then Sunday service
surgery for fractured GREETINGS FROM sermon was about the Our Sunday School lower your begins at 10:45 a.m.
leg), Wayne Pendleton, ST. JAMES prophets Simeon and lesson was given by (cid:198)(cid:105)(cid:93)(cid:90)(cid:21)(cid:56)(cid:86)(cid:104)(cid:93) monthly Ron is currently
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Margaret Watkins (test This Sunday, January the Messiah when he was a minister at Plumville Call or stop by today! based on characters who
Christian Church, and
later this month), Kathy 28, we invite all to join brought to the temple for display incredible faith.
it was about David
Williams (treatments), us at the 8 AM Mass circumcision and naming, This week...Abram.
Tom & Peggy Prather, celebration followed by This account appears in and Psalms and how Imaging picking up and
Jacob Hay. Remember a delicious hot breakfast the book of Luke only. important our prayer Bluegrass Center leaving everything for a
all those on the prayer list in the Parish Hall and to Soup Suppers are time is. 1154 US 68 • Maysville destination that God will
and always each other. enjoy great fellowship! continuing on Monday Worship service, 606-564-4642 show you! Abram trusted
Sympathy to the families Our sincerest appreciat- night after some terrible given by Bro. Bruce, was God and obeyed and for
of Bonnie Jett and ion to Mike Branam, weather interrupted “Taking Our Church To this he was rewarded!
Quinton Earl Linville. Sunday Breakfast Chair, them. Come and join us The Next Level”. Choose If we all just trust &
Bob Kern, Mary and at 4 p.m. leaders carefully. Choose Don't you think obey, Heaven will be our
AUGUSTA TRINITY David Moloney, and The Augusta Min- those who live a righteous
reward!
by Brooke Barley Chuck and Heather isterial Food Bank opens life and who knows the it is time to
Please don’t
Pastor Johnny Rechtin for these Fourth each Tuesday at 1 p.m. doctrine of the church.
Sebastian continued Sunday Breakfast events! We have worship Our Praise Team subscribe to forget Feb. 3rd at
7 a.m. Brooksville
his January series with There are no Religious service each Sunday at sang. Beautiful job! the news? Baptist Church hosts
“Servant Through Education Classes held 10:45 a.m. Come join us. Prayers to the
“Community Men’s
Leadership” using Luke on breakfast Sunday in families of Bonnie Jett,
Prayer Breakfast”. Please
6:27-38 & John 13:2- order for students and NEW ZION BAPTIST John Habermehl, and Call 735-2198
come and help keep this
5. He wanted to reflect their families to gather by Sheril Fletcher Dixie Lucas, those who
tradition alive!
on an example of Jesus as a church family and Come join us for are sick, our military,
showing true leadership. become more involved Worship and Christ- and praying for Dr.
We are called to serve with members of St. James ian fellowship. Sunday Milton Brindley who
& Jesus is the perfect and the community! School begins at 10 a.m., is recuperating from an
example. St. James is enrolled Morning Worship is at auto accident.
This past Sunday our in Lee’s IGA Rebate 11 a.m. and Evening A big welcome back
youth began the journey Program and we ask Worship starts at 6:30 to Liz White!
of faith with Confirmation parishioners to save all p.m. The CrossFire Crew Congratulations to This Sunday, Jan. 28th
class. It is a true blessing their Lee’s IGA receipts meets on Sundays after Art & Jackie Taylor on
to experience the true and put them in the box morning Worship. Bible their 60th anniversary. 1pm - 5pm
passion to grow in their located on the table as Study is on Wednesdays A Congregational
faith. We also have our you enter church. Only at 6:30 p.m. Meeting - Sun., Jan. 28 A meal will be served afterwards
Friday Night Youth from the itemized cash register Upcoming: Valentine immediately following
• Pull Tabs
6 p.m. - 8 p.m. Join us receipts can be accepted, Party - Feb. 4th at 12:15 morning service to vote
$1000 • Drinks & Snacks
for dinner, games of all credit card receipts are not p.m.; Deacon’s meeting - on Raymond Brooks
ages, & increasing our valid. Your involvement Feb. 11th at 12:15 p.m.; and Shelby Florer as • Split the Pot
knowledge of becoming with this rebate program Winter Jam Fest for the deacons. Per Player •Theme Baskets
a disciple of Jesus Christ. is most appreciated and CrossFire Crew - Feb. Monthly Board
• Pickle Jar
Sunday 02/04 we will be the rebates help to offset 17th. Meeting - Mon., Jan. 29
praising our Lord with costs such as snacks for Please remember in at 6 p.m.
Money will be donated to the school!
communion. We would the students attending prayer Michell Keaton, Winter Jam - Sat.,
love to have you join us St. James Parish School Fisher family, Mary Feb. 17. See Bro. Jacob St. Augustine PTO
for breakfast starting at of Religion! As January Rarreick, Steve Tatman, for more info. School Cafeteria • 215 E 4th St. • Augusta
9:30 a.m., Sunday School draws to a close, we pray Ace and the Danske, All are welcome! Participants must be at least 18 years old.
at 10 a.m., & Worship that the flu season will Halcomb and Florence Come join us!
Service at 10:45 a.m. draw to an even quicker families. Also remember
Art & Jackie Taylor close and all will be our men and women in
are celebrating their 60th blessed with good health uniform along with our
anniversary. and happiness! country and its leaders.
One Dozen Roses
(assorted colors)
Starting at
$69.00
Shop our
expanded
selection of
children’s
frames from
name brand
Valentine
designers.
Cards & Gifts!
DARRELL’S
Downtown
Bracken
Florist EYECARE Dr. Brett A. Hines • Dr. Angela Scifres
Frankfort Street, Brooksville, KY
2 West Second St. • Maysville Center
[phone]
606-564-0920
THE BRACKEN COUNTY NEWS, Thurs., January 25, 2018 - 5
NEED LEGAL HELP? Club News “Helping Hands” come in all sizes
Jackie Sue Wright Whether you are
FARMERETTES 3 feet tall and 4 years
Attorney at Law
The Farmerettes met old or 6 feet tall and 15
Now meeting clients in Augusta at US BANK. at Sue Baker’s home Jan. years old, you can still
Call for Appointment. 9 in spite of the weather offer a helping hand to
which happened to be those in need. Kaleb
Call 606-564-5585 fairly nice that day. The Darnell and his cous-
Fox, Wood, Wood & Estill to schedule an appointment. meeting was called to in, Adeline Hamilton,
order by VP Patty Ann proved that when they
Moorhead. Devotion placed nonperishable
leader Sandra Wood food items in the “Help-
Trash Talk read “The Gift”. We ing Hands” Box at the
had a moment of silence Augusta Independent
to remember Sharon School in December
PLEASE
King’s husband, Ronnie, 2017. The items were
RECYCLE
DAILY by: Mr. Recycle Bin & Ms. Pick-Up Litterbug who was taken to the donated by their grand-
hospital last night with mother, April Hamilton,
Howdy Folks! We plastics never break pneumonia. in honor of AIS Prin-
just can’t resist this down in the environment, Sandra called the cipal Robin Kelsch, a
question: Did you look or biodegrade, but roll. We answered with longtime family friend,
at the date of today’s become just smaller bits naming our favorite pie. who has become a son
paper? In eleven months of plastic which are eaten Chocolate was No. 1. to April and her late
it will be Christmas!! by animals and end up in Treas. Madeline Burgoon husband, Marty. They
Last year we asked folks the food chain according gave the treas. report. are very proud of the
to start making the 25th to environmental groups. Patty Ann told us Connie man Robin has become,
of each month the one Since 1950, global Bowling had bought ten the compassion he has
day that they definitely industry has produced books for our club to for his students, and his
do something special for 9.1 billion tons of donate at Christmas. She dedication to give them
someone and to record plastic and enough is suggested we call early the best start possible in
their good deed. These still in circulation to to reserve a place at the life. the children who suffer by to do the same. These
can be recorded in a bury Manhattan under Extension Office lesson Through the “Help- not having enough to eat. types of boxes can be
journal, diary, notebook, two miles of trash! on “Casseroles” on Jan. ing Hands” Box, AIS Anyone in the community found around Bracken
slips of paper and even on McDonald’s also raised 22. The State Homemaker students and others in is welcome to take what is County in Augusta,
your computer. Then on its recycling goals by meeting will be May 7-9. the community are able needed from the “Helping Brooksville, and com-
Christmas Day you can the year 2025 to use Some members plan to to take donated items Hands” Box and likewise ing soon to German-
read about your fantastic all recycled or other attend. home to help feed them- encouraged to leave what town. Kaleb is the son
year and relive all those environmentally friendly Recreation Leader, selves and their fami- they can for the benefit of of Travis and Lynn
special moments! After materials for its soda Marie Courts, had a game lies. It is hard to fathom, others. Darnell of Augusta and
all, Jesus’ birthday is cups, Happy Meal boxes with the answers being but families in our com- Kaleb and Adeline Adeline is the daugh-
worth celebrating all year and other packaging. naming various pies for munities are still having will be donating regu- ter of Aaron and Erin
long and His love is meant As a global citizen, it the answers. Sandra won trouble making ends larly and encourage their Mattingly Hamilton of
for everyone! It’s up to us is the responsibility of the prize. meet and too often it is friends and neighbors Northern Kentucky.
to share and spread that each one of us to reduce Patty Ann handed out
love! So Merry January our amount of landfill lesson leaflets on “Women
Christmas! material! and Heart Disease” and Announcements
With the cold and Each year, the gave us some statistics
snow it has been difficult Division of Waste concerning this. Most
St. Augustine PTO
for folks to get to the Management accepts women will have
Bingo is Sun., Jan. 28
recycling trailers and applications from any warning signs a month or
at St. Augustine School
we want to remind you Kentucky county that more before the attack.
Cafeteria, Augusta,
that all those shipping employs a Solid Waste There were 267,000
at 1 p.m. (Weather
and product boxes from Coordinator and is heart attacks in women
permitting). Must be 18
Christmas gift giving interested in starting last year. Learn all you
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are recyclable once the county recycling or can and remember to call
day. Bingo, pool tabs,
packaging is removed increasing current re- for help, if you have any
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and the boxes flattened. cycling efforts. Last of the symptoms.
drinks, snacks & meal
Styrofoam packing of year we received a Edith McKinney
following.
any kind needs to be sent Recycling Grant from will host Feb. meeting “The best decision you’ll make all
to the trash but plastic DWM to purchase three on Feb. 12 at 1:30 at the yearis to bring us your clothes
Scarlet O’Hatters
bubble wrap and air replacement recycling Extension Office. for consignment!” will have lunch at Bob
pillows can be reused. trailers, and Mason After our business
Evans Thurs., Feb. 1.
There is a box in the County received one session we surprised
Leave Brooksville 11:30
Now accepting Heavy Spring items
Brooksville Post Office to purchase a glass Patty Ann with a birthday
a.m.
lobby specifically for this aggregate machine. party. A fun time was had and Homecoming & Prom Dresses!
type of material marked With this addition to the by all. Other members Craft & flea market
“Bubble Wrap Bank” Recycling Center, glass, present were Virginia vendors are needed at the
and anyone can make especially bottles, is fed Bowles, Carolyn Taylor, Antique Farm Machinery
withdrawals or deposits! into the machine which Carol Klaber and her & Craft Show this June at
The Classic Closet
This material is good to separates the labels and granddaughter, Emma the Knights Of Columbus
protect shipping items, knocks the points and Klaber. grounds (in southern
but is also good if you edges off each individual Upscale Consignment Shop & Gift Shop Campbell County). No
17 E. Second St. • Downtown Maysville
are moving or re-locating piece of glass. Pebble- Bracken County News set up or admission fees.
Hrs.: Mon - Fri: 9-5; Sat. 9-3
and need it to pack sized pieces can be used "Everyone's Favorite Newspaper" 606-563-0090 For more info. please call
breakables. as decorative mulch Greg 859-620-0169.
Industry giants and the finer pieces of
such as Coca-Cola and sand consistency will
Thurs., Jan. 25th -
McDonald’s are getting hopefully be used in
more involved with combination with salt to
increased recycling and add traction on wintery
Sun., Feb 4th
less packaging to become roads instead of the
more environmentally currently used cinder
friendly companies. By which leaves a black
the year 2030 the Coca- residue. The ‘glass’
Boneless “Super Bowl”
Cola Company hopes sand leaves virtually no
to recycle one can or trace and is swept into Ribeye Steaks Hot Wings
one bottle for each one waterways without any
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6 - THE BRACKEN COUNTY NEWS, Thurs., January 25, 2018
we will be having a
School Menu STARS Senior Citizens “Valentine’s Day Party”
LIL’ for our seniors. We are
Happenings
preparing a spaghetti
BRACKEN COUNTY AUGUSTA SCHOOLS dinner with or without
EAT
BREAKFAST BREAKFAST Welcome to Senior meatballs, garlic bread,
Mon., Jan. 29 - French Mon., Jan. 29 - Waffle Citizens Happenings. tossed salad, dessert,
toast minis, cereal, fruit, with syrup, sausage link FREE Last week we were closed and drinks. We will
juice, milk. or cereal, banana, milk, due to the cold weather have Phyllis Holleran
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Fri., Feb. 2 - Thurs., Feb. 1 - Collins always has fund raisers a success.
Rep. Flood files three-cent gas
Doughnuts, cereal, fruit, Funnel cake or cereal, updates for us on the sick None of this would be
juice, milk. mixed fruit, milk, OJ. and the families of those possible without your
fee for safer public school buses
LUNCH Fri., Feb. 2 - Pancake in the passing of their support. For this we are
Mon., Jan. 29 - wrap with syrup or cereal, Calling the school $214 million annually to loved ones. We keep truly appreciative. We
Chicken fajita or ham & peaches, milk, OJ. bus the first classroom $87 million, with school them in prayer. are planning activities
cheese sandwich, corn, LUNCH most students enter districts called on to Please join us for for this summer that will
refried beans, cookie bar, Mon., Jan. 29 - Grilled every weekday, state close the gap. our Senior Activity Fund consist of cookout, trips
fruit, milk. cheese or hot dog, Fritos, Rep. Kelly Flood filed “It’s important to Raiser this Fri., Jan. to various places, and
Tues., Jan. 30 - Pizza baked beans, pears, milk. House Bill 211 that emphasize that the state 26 for a home cooked other activities will be
sticks with dipping sauce Tues., Jan. 30 - would add a three-cent has not really raised meal of boneless pork shared later on. We want
or hot dog on bun, mixed Fiestada or hot dog, corn, fee to the state’s gas its share of school chop with mushroom our seniors to stay active
green salad, carrots, fruit, celery & carrot sticks with tax and permanently transportation costs over gravy, mashed potatoes, and to have an enjoyable
milk. dip, mandarin oranges, dedicate the revenue to the past decade, which buttered whole kernel time and most of all the
Wed., Jan. 31 - Grilled milk. replenishing aging bus has already caused corn, roll, brownie or wonderful fellowship
chicken or hamburger on Wed., Jan. 31 - fleets. districts to cover an ever- cookies, water or pop. with each other and
bun, Sun chips, broccoli, Hamburger in brown “The state is increasing amount,” she The cost of the meal is meeting new people.
baked beans, fruit, milk. gravy and bread or hot constitutionally said. “To put it another $7. Carry out is 11-11:45 We are planning a
Thurs., Feb. 1 - Chili dog, mashed potatoes, mandated to provide a way, it costs about $600 a.m. Dine in 12-2 p.m. great quarter auction for
or chicken noodle soup, carrots, peaches, milk. safe and comprehensive per student to cover Join us for fellowship March. More on this in a
pimento cheese or peanut Thurs., Feb. 1 - learning environment their transportation and a great meal. We few weeks.
butter sandwich, veg. Ravioli with breadstick for our students, so needs each year. The will be looking for you May we all let our
sticks with dip, crackers, or hot dog, salad or green I think my bill is a state is paying $359 and there will be plenty light of faith shine so
fruit, milk. beans, applesauce, milk. sensible step in the right of that now, but would of smiles to serve you by we will be a beacon for
Fri., Feb. 2 - Coney Fri., Feb. 2 - Chicken direction,” said Rep. drop that to $145 per our seniors! For further others. That’s the way
island or hot dog on bun, alfredo or hot dog, corn or Flood, D-Lexington. child if the governor’s information please call Jesus wants us to be for
french fries, peas, fruit, salad, peaches, blueberry “It will make sure that plan becomes law. Sheila 735-2948. Him.
milk. granola bar, milk. a portion of what we all “The governor’s With our proceeds The Golden Girl
pay for our highways budget is a step backward
goes toward getting our because it interferes
ICE MELT
students safely to and with our long-held
from school. We all commitment to help kids
have a vested interest in attend public schools,”
Goes to work fast making sure these buses she added. “Too many
and melts to are held to the highest districts are already
standard of care and struggling and simply
temperatures below
maintenance. do not have money in
zero degrees!
Her proposed three- contingency funds to
cent fee would be added make up the difference.
to the state’s portion of We are already seeing GIVEAWAY!
the gas tax, which has the disparity between Stop in or call and
been 26 cents for the the richest and poorest
give us your email
past three years. All districts reach a level
address to be put
of the fee – estimated we had before 1990’s
at $90 million – would education reforms, and into the drawing
50 lb. Bag
be directed to school the governor’s budget to win a Milwaukee
10 lb. Bag $895 transportation budgets, would just accelerate 21pc. Black Oxide
with $30 million going that even further. That’s
Drill bit set!
REG. PRICE $4.95 for bonds for new buses unacceptable.”
SALE PRICE and $60 million through According to the
Pallet Price
Drawing will be on Wednesday, February 28th!
the same formula the Kentucky Department
$395 $750 state now uses to pay of Education, there are
/bag its share of school 9,822 public school buses
transportation costs. in the commonwealth,
His budget calls for and 2016 budget figures HOME MART
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THE BRACKEN COUNTY NEWS, Thurs., January 25, 2018 - 7
Hunters up Their Game at the
Farm News (cid:46)(cid:53)(cid:51)(cid:12)
“Inspect before you Invest”
Louisville Deer & Turkey Expo
with
(cid:46)(cid:59)(cid:69)(cid:63)(cid:12) Scope out new hunt- Byron Ferguson is back
Mason/Bracken/
Sherlock Home Inspections, LLC ing technologies and with his fan-favorite trick
Robertson County
techniques Jan. 26-28 at shot show, where he uses
• Electric • Plumbing Farm Service Agency (cid:64)(cid:59)(cid:69)(cid:63) the fifth annual Louisville a traditional bow to pull
Announces County Deer & Turkey Expo held off unbelievable shots,
• HVAC • Structure
Committee Election at the Kentucky Exposi- this year features new
[phone] tion Center. Experts and tricks like shooting with
Results Tires &
exhibitors will share tips his feet and shooting the
Mark Weiss Mason/Bracken/
KY Lic. #HI-2234 Robertson County U.S. Wheels on how to maximize the flame off a candle.
hunting season. Attendees can get
Department of Agriculture on Sale!!!
Attendees can learn hands-on experience at
(USDA) Farm Service
606-782-1430
Agency (FSA) Executive Truck & Car from experts, exhibitors archery, airgun and hov-
Andrew Weiss and seminars, test new erball trial ranges. Shoot-
KY Lic. #HI-2269 Director Chuck Whitehead Accessories products and win prizes. ers can also bring their
announced that County
• RC Traxxas Trucks This family-friendly own bow to participate in
Committee elections are
• Stainless Steel Step Tubes expo features more than the Raised at Full Draw
over and the ballots have
and Wayne counties.
been counted. • B&W Gooseneck Hitches - 130 exhibitors, with 3D archery tournament.
To get the process
Nathan Gerhard, Installed $525 many offering products Tickets are $13 for
started, landowners must
that are not available in adults for a one-day pass,
of Maysville, was • Bull Bars
contact their Kentucky
retail stores. More than $10 for military (with a
Fish and Wildlife private elected to represent • Bed Liners & Mats
30 seminars will cover military ID), $5 for chil-
Cooperative Dove Field lands biologist or Natural local administrative area • Tires & Wheels
different hunting topics, dren (ages 6-15), and
Enrollment Underway Resources Conservation (LAA)1 in Mason County. • 4 piece Vent Visor
from turkey calls to deer free for hunter education
Sign-up period ends “County Committee
Service liaison. For a • Hood Deflector
hunting. graduates (with proof of
Thursday, March 1st members are a critical
listing of biologists, • Graphics & Truck Lettering
Local hunters can completion), children
Kentucky farmers visit the Kentucky Fish component of the day-to- • Extang Tri-fold, most trucks, $375 enter their best deer from under five and hunting
can earn some much- and Wildlife homepage day operations of FSA,”
Financing available! any season for an official education instructors.
needed extra cash at www.fw.ky.gov said Whitehead. “They
score and display in the Additional coupons and
by enrolling in the and search under the help deliver programs at
Trophy Deer Contest and discounts are available
Cooperative Dove Field keywords, “private lands the county level and work
Display. Those who enter online at https://deerinfo.
Program. Enrollment is biologist.” Property to serve the needs of local
will receive a weekend ticketspice.com/2018-
underway and continues owners may also call producers. All recently
through March 1. the department at 1- elected County Committee (cid:62)(cid:59)(cid:65)(cid:51)(cid:52)(cid:12)(cid:47)(cid:59)(cid:65)(cid:58)(cid:64)(cid:62)(cid:69) pass to attend the expo. louisville-deer-turkey-
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how to improve during is $8 per vehicle and $20
pays landowners to lease be joining the existing
seminars hosted by field per bus.
fields on their property committee.” Every FSA NOW
Brooksville Vol. replacing experts on topics includ- Expo hours are Fri-
for public dove hunting. office is required to have
“Landowners may Fire Department a County Committee, and leather & vinyl ing habitat management, day, 2 - 9 p.m., Saturday,
food plots and a wide 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. and Sun-
earn up to $10,000 in Contributors they are made up of local
upholstery on variety of detailed deer, day, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
the Cooperative Dove The last list of farmers who are elected by
turkey and elk hunting For more informa-
Field Program,” said contributors ending the local farmers. newer trucks!
strategies. tion, visit http://www.
Wes Little, migratory 2017 fund drive year for Nearly 7,800 FSA
bird biologist for the the Brooksville Volunteer County Committee 937-795-8699 Renowned archer deerinfo.com/louisville.
Kentucky Department Fire Department include: members serve FSA 1394 US Hwy 52 • Aberdeen, Ohio
of Fish and Wildlife Ernie & Sharon offices nationwide. Each Black Vulture KNOEBEL
Resources. “They earn Meyer; Bracken County committee has three to
$300 per acre planted.” Homemakers; Cheri 11 elected members who and Coyote
Little said the Heater; Carl Allen; serve three-year terms Management on & VICE
department has accepted Tim & Donna Smith; of office. One-third of
Thurs., Feb. 8th
fields ranging from six to First National Bank County Committee seats
40 acres with additional employees; Anna Scolf; are up for election each Dr. Matt Springer, William G. Knoebel
lease payments offered Janice Hicks (In Memory year. County Committee Wildlife Specialist with be Attorney and Counselor at Law
for buffers around planted of Margaret Fronk); members impact the at the Bluegrass Maysville Social Security
fields. “Fields generally Willow Baptist Church; administration of FSA Stockyards on Thurs., Feb.
run from 20 to 30 acres in Rita Weiss (In Memory within a community by 8th at 6 p.m. to present a Divorce and Family Law
size,” he explained. “But, of Margaret Fronk); John applying their knowledge program on Black Vulture
we encourage anyone Elfers; Johnny & Jenny and judgment to help FSA and Coyote management Workers Compensation
interested to apply.” Free (In Memory of Linda make important decisions and control options for
Farmers may plant Jones); Gordon & Ruby on its commodity support livestock producers. As The offices of KNOEBEL & VICE provide
sunflowers, millet or Hitt; The Barbara O. Hart programs, conservation we approach the spring experienced and affordable representation in matters
another acceptable crop Fund within the Givewell programs, indemnity calving season, you need involving Social Security Disability, Auto Accidents,
for a public dove field by Comm. Foundation. and disaster programs, to arm yourself with Divorce, Family Law, and Workers Compensation.
working with a Kentucky emergency programs and all the recommended Call today for an appointment!
Fish and Wildlife private eligibility. options to reduce your 606-564-0037
lands biologist and Ohio River Valley County Committee risk of predators on your
following some simple members impact pro- herd. Be sure and put this 24 W. Third Street • Maysville, KY 41056
Agronomy Day set
guidelines. ducers through their informative meeting on This is an advertisement tfc.
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with property owners Management, Drone hearings and reviews as 12. Attribute
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significant numbers of Insects, Grain Crop disadvantaged (SDA) 18. Doc
dove hunters. In the west, Fungicides, and Weed farmers and ranchers 19. MLB journeyman
this includes Caldwell, Management Options. are fairly represented, pitcher Dillon
Calloway, Christian, The program will include make recommendations 20. Not don’t
Daviess, Fulton, Grayson, Industry updates from to the State Committee 21. Snubs someone
Hardin, Hart, Hickman, the sponsors. Contact on existing programs, 24. Where kids bathe
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LaRue, Lyon and Trigg the Bracken County monitor changes in farm
in distress
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Boyle, Cumberland, so they can plan for the and provisions of FSA
honors (abbr.)
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37. One thousand correctly 43. Below the ribs and
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39. Musical style drum found in Brazil 44. Binary-coded
Mowers • Tedders • Rakes For more inform-
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ation, visit the FSA 41. Evergreen trees 8. Limited 45. 51 is a famous one
website at www.fsa.usda. native to warm 9. Old English 46. Goes into a funk
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the Mason/Bracken/ 42. Begin __: start 11. Job 54. Videocassette
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50. Single Lens Reflex 17. Fifth note of a 58. Popular commercial
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& More importance of 23. Takes dictation Ancient Egyptians
56. Faces of buildings 24. 19th letter of Greek 60. Room in a home
61. Something alphabet 62. __ and behold
Call us achieved 25. Rounded knob
Answers to 1-18-18 puzzle.
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for all of 64. Tooth caregiver 26. French philosopher
Loaders • Rotary Cutters 65. 007’s creator Pierre
• Zero Turn Mowers your flower needs. 28. Mothers
CLUES DOWN 29. Dardic ethnic group
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THE BRACKEN COUNTY NEWS, Thurs., January 25, 2018 - 9
Tony Welte, Derek Robertson County wins first
Bracken
Davidson, Andrew
Fiscal Court King, David Workman,
Rodney Fryman. Vote ever 10th Region All “A” Title
A regular meeting of
unanimous.
the Bracken Co. Fiscal
General Fund
Court was held Wed.,
Transfers - Upon
Dec. 13, 2017, for the
motion of David
purpose of transacting
Hughes, seconded by
any business properly
Scotty Lippert, that the
presented by the
court accept/approve
established agenda.
the following General
Presiding: Earl Bush,
Fund Transfers. Vote
County Judge Executive.
unanimous.
Present: Carl Allen,
General Fund
Clark Hennessey, David
Vendor Claims - Upon
Kelsch, David Hughes,
motion of Dennis
Scotty Lippert, John
Jefferson, seconded
Corlis, Doug Smith, and
by Doug Smith, that
Dennis Jefferson.
the following General
Let the Record
Fund Vendor Claims be
reflect that the Court
approved for payment.
members received a copy
Vote unanimous.
of the vendor claims
Road Fund Vendor
and Financial Statement
Claims - Upon motion
ending Nov. 30, 2017.
of John Corlis, seconded
Upon motion of
by Doug Smith, that
Scotty Lippert, seconded
the following Road
by John Corlis, that the
Fund Vendor Claims be
court approve the minutes approved for payment. Pictured left to right are, front row: Josh Ross, Brayden Dugan, Mason Burden, and Eli Dotson.
of the regular meeting Vote unanimous. Back Row: Patrick Kelsch, Bryce Doyle, Joshua Pilosky, Brandon Dice, BoBo Swanston, Ross Becker,
on Nov. 22, 2017. Vote Jail Fund Vendor Justin Becker, Sebastian Dixon, Wyatt Cooper, Alex Schlach, and Aaron Massey. Photo submitted
unanimous.
Claims - Upon motion Robertson County ever 10th Region All the defending All “A” Robertson will
Floor open to
of Dennis Jefferson, Black Devils beat the “A” Tournament title. State Champions. Mason take on the 4th Region
the public to discuss
seconded by David Paris Greyhounds, 59- Freshman Brandon Dice Burden, Alex Schlach, Champion, Clinton
anything other than
Kelsch, that the following 57, Thursday, January hit a 3 pointer with 5.1 and Sebastian Dixon County, at 9:30 p.m. on
agenda items - None.
Jail Fund Vendor Claims 18th, at Nicholas seconds to go in the were named to the All Thursday, January 25th
Roads & Projects
be approved for payment. County for their first game to defeat Paris, Tournament Team. at EKU.
Updates - Judge Bush
Vote unanimous.
advised that he is
Dispatch/911 Snapp named to Bracken County
requesting 80/20 Bridge
Fund Vendor Claims - (cid:57) (cid:57)(cid:12)(cid:12)(cid:50)(cid:77)(cid:94)(cid:89)(cid:95)
funds for bridge on Jett (cid:18) Campbellsville Ag Advancement
Upon motion of Scotty
Rd. He intends to raise Lippert, seconded by Farm Fresh Beef University’s Fall Council to meet
the bridge 6 ft. and
Clark Hennessey, that the 2017 Dean’s List Thurs., Feb. 1st
expand bridge to 20 ft.
following Dispatch/911 • No Hormones • No Steroids • No Antibiotics
wide. There is work Camryn Corlis The Bracken County
Fund Vendor Claims be
being done on Lockmier Now Selling: Snapp, a junior, from Ag Advancement Council
approved for payment. usda
Road. Judge Bush Steaks, inspected Brooksville has been is the advisory group for
Vote unanimous.
and Road Supervisor Roast, & & approved named to Campbellsville the extension ag programs
Judge Bush advised
reviewed Snag Creek. Burgers University’s Dean’s and they also oversee the
There will be 37 culverts that some changes to the 5 $4.49 lb. for Hamburger! 10% OFF Box Purchase! List for Fall 2017. He shared use equipment
Yr Solid Waste Plan were
needing to be replaced Charles McElfresh [phone] is a 2016 graduate of program at the office.
given for review. With
and 3 new ones. Judge Augusta High School By serving in the roll of
no objections from the
Bush received a request BCHS Baseball Concerned About Your and the son of Jason and advisor to the extension
court, these changes will
for lines to be painted be implemented to the Team to host Insurance Coverage? Amy Snapp. programs, they help to
on Iler Road. Judge plan the educational
Bush received estimates plan. *No Objections. Chili Supper Basketball Senior needs of the county.
*Magistrates were
for $1,267.00. With no Fri., Feb. 2nd Night Ceremonies This group also host the
given the amended
objections Judge Bush Ordinance for Bracken The Bracken County Thurs., Feb. 8th annual farmers breakfast
will have this done in County 911 for review, baseball team will be each year, bringing
spring. *No Objections. the 1st Reading will be holding their annual Bracken Co. many ag services, and ag
Surplused Recycl- at the next meeting on Chili Supper fundraiser High School will be businesses together with
ing Trailer - Bids - December 27, 2017. on Friday, February 2nd, holding Joint Senior the farming community
*Tabled - bids are due *Judge Bush advised at Bracken County High Night Ceremonies on to have casual discussions
12/19/2017 and will be the court of the increase School as the Polar Bear Yuso uer vianlsuuartaen cyeo unre ceudrsr ecnatn p cohliacny gaen odv edre tteimrme.in eL eitf Thursday, February 8. on local agriculture
presented at next fiscal in county match for basketball team plays host your coverage should be adjusted to better serve Boys and Girls Senior issues.
court meeting. employee retirement to rival Pendleton County yaoll,u kr nnoeweidnsg byoouth’r eto wdaeyll parnodte dcotewdn i st hthee r obaedst. p Aoflitceyr Night will take place If you are interested
Recycling Contract (hazardous & non for a triple-header. The for peace of mind. prior to the Varsity Boys in serving on this council
– with Mason County hazardous). doors will open at 4 CCaarrooll MMoorraann Game at 8:00 p.m. The and have a desire to
Fiscal Court - $2,200 - Non Hazardous p.m. with the Freshman IInndedpeepnednendte Innts uIrnasnucer aAngceent Ceremony will take place improve educational
Upon motion of Scotty FY 17-18, *19.18% game tipping off at 5 A Schumacher Insurance Agency immediately following programs for our farmers,
Lippert, seconded by increases to 28.05% in p.m. There will be a cake the Varsity Girls Game contact the Bracken
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the court accept/approve Hazardous FY 17- and Varsity games. [email protected] p.m. This will be a boy/ at 735-2141. Their next
the following contract for 18, *31.55% increases Come cheer on the girl DH against Fleming planned meeting will
the Recycling program to 47.86% in FY 18-19. Polar Bears as they look TCrhuositceed® County beginning at 6:00 be on Thurs., Feb. 1st at
(at a cost of $2,200). This increase will to sweep 3 games from p.m. 6:30 p.m.
Vote unanimous. cost the county General the Wildcats and enjoy a
Bracken County Fu nd approx. $145,000 bowl of chili, sandwiches,
Sheriff Budget 2018 in the next FY. This desserts, and more while Want to surprise your loved one on their birthday? Why not print
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Will be discussed at next
again the following year.
meeting. *Tabled.
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10 - THE BRACKEN COUNTY NEWS, Thurs., January 25, 2018

Keep an eYe Land Contract Real Estate
Corner
On COOl 301 West Miami Street • Brooksville
DealS! 2846 Powersville-
Harrison Co. Road -
2.03 Acres - Excellent
Look What is in Season
building lot! This tract
in the Classifieds! has a new survey,
new septic system,
RATES: 25 WORDS OR LESS $4.50. and a new water line.
Card of Thanks: 30 words or less $5.00. Property is priced @
All ads must be prepaid, yearly posteds $30.00. With this home you get immediate possession, $25,000. For more
The deadline for classified advertising it is ready to move into. It is also in an excellent information, contact
is 5 p.m. Monday. location. Owner financing is available. T.J. Burton 606-782-
2150.
Call 735-2198 Price on home has been reduced to $42,000 - $2,000
down payment with payments of $500 per month. 1088 Brooksville-
Germantown Road
Call owner (Diane) for details
- 2 bedroom, 1 bath
For Sale Business places to buy @ 606-782-5025. home with a full
basement. This home
The Bracken County News . . .
is a nice ranch home in
WOOD, $45 load. a great location. Home
Phone [phone]. • Lee’s IGA in Brooksville is priced @ $52,000.
1-25-p • Dean’s Pharmacy in Brooksville For more information,
----------------------------- • Dollar Store in Brooksville contact T.J. Burton
HAY, 5x4, 1st cutting; • 1st Stop in Brooksville Jim Barna Log & Timber Homes of Northern Kentucky(cid:1) 606-782-2150.
4x4, 2nd cutting, clover • Valero in Brooksville (cid:45)(cid:80)(cid:72)(cid:1)(cid:7)(cid:1)(cid:53)(cid:74)(cid:78)(cid:67)(cid:70)(cid:83)(cid:1)(cid:39)(cid:83)(cid:66)(cid:78)(cid:70)(cid:1)(cid:41)(cid:80)(cid:78)(cid:70)(cid:84)(cid:1)(cid:7)(cid:1)(cid:45)(cid:80)(cid:72)(cid:1)(cid:52)(cid:74)(cid:69)(cid:74)(cid:79)(cid:72) Kings Ridge Rd,
mix, your choice, $20 • K’s IGA in Augusta 513-256-4363• [email protected](cid:1) Brooksville - 4.349
per bale. Phone 859-653- • Valero in Augusta www.nkylog.com Acres of land that will
Veteran
7846 or 606-782-0553. • The Augusta General Store Owned Business make a great building
2-8-p • Berlin Store spot for your new
----------------------------- • Marathon in Germantown BRUNER LAND COMPANY, INC. home. The septic has
HAPPY JACK VITA- • Powersville Mercantile in Powersville already been approved
TABS®: restore • Lenoxburg Store in Lenoxburg [phone] and the gas and water
nutrients lost after • California Marketplace in California, KY lines have been run
www.brunerland.com
worming dogs and cats. to the property. Land
Brooksville Farm Supply is priced @ $30,000.
BRACKEN CO., KY:
735-3326. (kennelvax. For more information,
com). 2-8-c Bluegrass Barns 47+ acres, open & woods, county water contact T.J. Burton
----------------------------- & electric available, $86,900 with owner 606-735-3176.
Built Strong to laSt long
FOR SALE 3026 Highland
financing. Kabler Mill Rd. (Kabler 9&10)
Hemlock Barn Siding Drive - Nice 3
“Quality storage Where you need It, In Your Own
Miller Lumber bedroom, 1 bath home
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8 th LIV Vanceburg, Ky., • 606-759-5302
X E Flemingsburg, Ky., • 606-849-8473 Dutch Ridge Rd., Augusta THOUGHT OF THE
‘03 Cobalt 164K $500 8’ 12’X30’ Lofted Garage 12’X16’ Garden Shed RY www.tireworldonline.com 756-2340 or 756-2308 WEEK: Hope helps.
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or ‘02 Accent 187K Doubt doesn’t.
$300 down. all EXtErior WooD PrESSurE trEatED
Early Taxes. Let us (Siding, Trim, Flooring, Floor Joists & Runners) Bluegrass-Maysville Stockyards
PERRY POE
get you driving with No Rotting - No Insect Damage 7124 AA Hwy. East - Maysville, KY 41056
REAL ESTATE
affordable payments.
BuY or rEnt - to - oWn
Call 606-584-8881 • CATTLE SALES 735-3176
tfc Call For FREE Brochure TUESDAY 10:30AM (www.poerealty.com)
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4637 Hwy. 62 East • Cynthiana ([email protected])
CLASSIFIEDS • COW SALES
. . . are worth more than 859-388-4844 Joe Goecke 606-756-2249
just a quick glance . . . 3RD FRIDAY 6:30PM Eric Fegan 859-512-2969
Karin Poe 606-782-5173
[phone] TJ Burton 606-782-2150
Teri Barnes
Foster, KY Livestock The Wanted
[phone]
Bracken
Residential
CUMMINS POLLED County WANTED: Older model
Brooksville 3160 Bladeston Drive. Ranch home needs a complete $22,500
LIMOUSINS farm tractors. All makes
rehab to make it adorable again! 3 BR 1 BA, 2 stone
News
fireplaces, full basement. Close to AA Hwy. Registered Limousin and models. Running or
Brooksville 783 Foster Chapel Road, Brooksville, REDUCED$61,000 bulls, red or black, not. Phone (606) 842-
Milford area, 3BR/2BA DW on permanent 12-18 months, double Your 'NEWS' Source 0068. tfc
foundation on 2 ac private & wooded. polled, qualifies KY. Bull ------------------------------
Brooksville 755 Reservoir Lane, Brooksville, 3 BR 2 BA DW $74,000 Program. David & Donald
a full basementwith newer metal roof. One acre.
Cummins, 606-747-5886.
Close to Brooksville.
Alexandria 11857 Skyview. Spacious 3BR 3 Full Bath custom $294,000 EOW
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built Cutter home on 1 acre. Recent upgrades
throughout. 3 finished levels wRitehs 4id ceanrt igaalrage and Select group of open
large fenced yard. Close to AJ Jolly Park. HEIFERS, ready to
Maysville 434 Buckner St, Maysville. 2 BR 1 BA All one level, $49,900 breed; GELBVIEH,
large rooms, partial bsmt, corner lot. POLLED HEREFORD
Farms
& CROSS BRED. Also
Dover 3358 Dover-Minerva Rd. Nice home and 127 acres of $485,000 POLLED HEREFORD
prime fenced farm land. Barn, ponds, more! Massive road frontage! & GELBVIEH BULL.
Land & Building Phone [phone].
tfc
Brooksville 6421 Powersville Harrison Co Rd, Brooksville, in Milford. $25,000
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Nice lot for a home or business. Concrete pad, septic &
water on property.
Germantown 6.5 acres on Michelle Drive in Germantown, level to $24,000
Services
gently rolling. Lays nice for a new home, woods in back,
low traffic road. ‘06 Cadillac CTS •69,000mi.
Germantown 7 acres on Michelle Drive in Germantown, next to $28,000 PRICED TO SELL!
the 6.5 acres. Lays the same way level to gently rolling. SALES & SERVICE
Make an offer for both! on furnaces and air
Foster 301 Apple Ridge, Foster, 8 acres with breath taking views. $44,900 conditioners. Appliance
Be the last home on the dead end road here!
service. License
Mostly wooded.
B r a c k e n C o. 6.5 acres on the Ohio river. Nice level land fronting the $140,000 #M00554. Phone Harold
Ohio. Build your home here and enjoy the river traffic or Hamilton, 735-3342.
use for recreation or a new home. tfc
Butler 27.50 acres on Old US 27. Over 400 ft of road frontage $68,000
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with a bridge to pass over the creek. Nice place to build
THE HANDYMAN
in the woods with plenty of room to play! Bring your ATV
and check this one out! CAN: wiring, plumbing,
Foster Tract#4 in Cherry Blossom Pointe. Half acre with a $39,900 kitchens, baths, ceramic
million dollar view!!! Build your dream home and enjoy tile, flooring, roofing, New Holland Square Baler
watching the boats & scenic river view year around! Make offer!
painting, landscaping,
Commerical Model 5060
demolition, tree
Maysville 1+ acre lot on the AA Hwy in Maysville close REDUCED$125,000 work, fence repairs,
to the bypass. High traffic area. Fantastic
fence painting & new JIM’S AUTO
location for your new business! Make offer! $435,000
fencing, water delivery,
Augusta 103 W 2nd Street, Augusta, Parkview Inn Bed & Breakfast.
housecleaning, junk
10 guest rooms each with full baths. Restaurant with
2 dining areas & more. removal, haul away junk OULET, INC.
cars & tractors, moving &
Resort
storage, firewood for sale
Hwy. 10 just east of Brooksville.
Falmouth 5 Trails End, Falmouth. Great getaway on Kincaid Lake. $29, 900 & will deliver, log splitter
Camper with 30 x 40 open pole barn covering it. Enclose
for rent w/worker. Senior
606-735-2442
the barn and make a larger place. Lots of possibilities! Make Offer!
discounts. Honey-do-list.
Thinking of SELLING?! We have BUYERS looking for property!! CALL ME TODAY!! Phone [phone]. Owners: J.B. Delaney 863-257-0383;
Thinking about BUYING a Home??? Now is a great time to BUY!! CALL ME TODAY!! 2-1-p Tom Saunders 606-407-4157
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