Jackson County Sun January 26, 2012

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Thursday, January 26, 2012
Volume 85, number 04 - usPs 271940 The Jackson County
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Busting Meth
Re-Districting Debate Continues
Lab Easy
Jerry Sparks
State Senator State Senator as Watching TV
Senior Reporter Robert Stivers Jensen
Takes On Says Goodbye to
After several weeks of heated debate the Democratic- Jackson County Jackson County Jerry Sparks
controlled House and the Republican-dominated Senate
Senior Reporter
settled on new lines around “state legislative districts”. This
saw Jackson County shift from the 21st District (represent- On Friday evening (Janu-
ed by Senator Tom Jensen) to the 25th District (represented ary 20th, 2012) the Jackson
by Senator Robert Stivers). Gov. Steve Beshear signed the County Sheriff’s Depart-
legislative redistricting bill into law last Friday, January ment responded to an anony-
20th, 2012. Now the rancor continues over redrawing the mous tip and investigated a
states’ congressional boundaries. Currently, the state is di- possible meth lab on Hwy
vided into six (6) congressional districts. Jackson County 2002 near McKee, KY. Upon
lies within Congressional District 5 being represented by arrival at the scene Deputy
Congressman Harold Rogers. Goforth and Deputy Berry
Congressional redistricting is mandated to occur every viewed what appeared to be
Jacob Vaughn
10 years to account for population changes reported in the paraphernalia through the
U.S. Census. The latest count found that the state’s overall windows of the residence of Mr. Jacob Vaughn, 24, of McK-
population grew from 4 million to 4.3 million from 2000
ee, KY. According to the Sheriff’s office Mr. Vaughn was
to 2010. Populations of rural areas in eastern and western not at home. They Deputies found Mr. Vaughn and he was
Kentucky declined sharply while urban centers grew, forc- Hello! My name is Rob- Friends, I would like to
See METH, page A-3
ing new boundaries to be drawn so that each congressman ert Stivers. I am the Ma- thank you for the opportuni-
represents an equal number of people. jority Floor Leader of the ty to serve the good people New Jackson County Job Club
Kentucky State Senate and of Jackson County. Every
Accepting New Members
your new state senator. It is ten years, it is our Consti-
our Constitutional duty ev- tutional duty to realign vot-
ery ten years to realign our ing districts according to the People who are looking for a job can get help and greatly
voting districts according to populations confirmed by increase their chances of success by joining a job club that
population after each cen- the census. This requires the begins meeting February 2 in McKee.
sus. This act fulfills the re- General Assembly to estab- The Jackson County Job Club will meet from 1 til 2 p.m.
quirement of one man, one lish the “one man, one vote” every Thursday at the Jackson County Public Library at 338
vote. Because of population rule. Due to population North Main St., McKee.
shifts, the 25th State Sena- changes within my district, Participation is free. Drop-ins are welcome and are en-
torial District now includes the 21st State Senatorial couraged to come 30 minutes early for a new member ori-
Jackson County in addition District now includes Mc- entation.
See JOBS, page A-3
to Clay, Knox, Lee, Me- Creary, Laurel, and Whitley
A look at another local
nifee, Owsley, Rowan, and counties. (The final con-

See REDISTRICTING, page A-3 See STIVERS, page A-3 See JENSEN, page A-3 beauty queen headed to
JCHS Cheerleaders Win The Attic Trade Store
13th Region KAPOS
Grand Re-Opening
& Head to State
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Jerry Sparks, Senior Reporter
In collaboration with Sharyn Matusak,
(Manager, The Attic)
The Attic has been serving the residents of Jackson Coun-
ty for close to 50 years. As a non-profit outreach program of
St. Paul’s Catholic Church in McKee, the Attic sells quality
clothing, toys, and household goods at extremely reasonable
prices.
St. Paul’s Pastoral Associate, Rebecca Koury states, “We
receive donations from individuals and churches all over
the country. The generosity of our donors and benefactors,
enable us to minister to families in our community.” All
proceeds from Attic sales go back into St. Paul’s emergency
See ATTIC, page A-3
School District Refinances Bond
The Jackson County School District is continuing to find
Jerry Sparks ways to address the budget difficulties of these hard eco-
Senior Reporter nomic times.
For the first time in school history the JCHS sent a co- At its January 17, 2012 regular meeting the Jackson
ed team to compete at the 13th Regional KAPOS (Ken-
County Board of Education approved refinancing of its
tucky Association of Pep Organization Sponsors). The 2002 Bond Issue that was originally issued to complete im-
regional competition was held on January 21st, 2012 at provements at Sand Gap Elementary School.
Knox Central High. The JCHS squad was the only co-ed That issue was originally sold at an average interest rate
team in the entire region and they won the small co-ed di- of 4.3%. The bonds have now been refinanced at a new in-
vision by default. That does not diminish the quality of the terest rate of 1.88% that will result in an interest savings of
performance and the hard work put forward by the squad. 2.42% over the remaining eleven and one half years of the
This team earned the right to compete and their unique- bond issue.
ness earned them the right to continue to state. This team That reduction in interest charges will mean a total savings
deserves praise and recognition in putting forward a co-ed of $240,444 during that 11 ½ year period, or an average sav-
team. Although co-ed teams are common throughout the ings of $20,908 per year. That savings will further strength-
country, they are relatively rare in the region. In order to en the Board’s ability to bond and will help offset the State’s
compete in KAPOS members of the team must be extraor- recent cut in its commitment to the building funds (FSPK)
dinary athletes. The team will proceed to compete at the of all its public school districts. The Jackson County School
State At-Large Competition held on February 18th, 2012
District was notified in December that it would receive a
Courtney Alyssa Lynne Creech headed to pageant that
on the campus of Western Kentucky University in Diddle reduction of $39,351 to this year’s building fund.
will be televised by “Toddlers & Tiaras”. See Story A-3
Arena in Bowling Green.
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J231422 JOHN WAYNE WILLIAMS
00798
ASSAULT, 4TH DEGREE (DO- John Wayne Williams was born September 9, 1933 in Kerby
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Eugene Williams and one sister Betty Ann Williams who died
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First Name:
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Middle Name: 1/23/2012 8:41:12 PM
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SURETY William Clark. There will be no public visitation. Online
$10,000.00
DISTRICT register book at www.lakesfuneralhome.com.
MICHELLE WELCH
First Name:
MICHELLE
Last Name:
WELCH
Middle Name:
MARY
Current Age:
36
Booking Date:
1/19/2012 6:21:21 PM
Date Released:
1/19/2012 11:30:47 PM
Arresting Officer:
MARLENE BALDWIN
Badge:
114
Arresting Agency:
JACKSON COUNTY S.O.
Arrest Date:
01/19/2012
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Thursday, January 26, 2012 The Jackson counTy sun A-3
JOBS JENSEN
From the front From the front
National statistics indicate that 80 percent of people who gressional district lines are still being discussed between the
participate in a job club find employment, as compared to 15 chambers.)
percent of those who search alone, according to Traci Nolen, You will now be represented by Senator Robert Stivers
job club coordinator for the Eastern Kentucky Concentrated (R-Manchester) of the 25th Senate District, along with Clay,
Employment Program (EKCEP), Inc. Knox, Lee, Menifee, Owsley, Rowan, and Wolfe counties.
“If you’re really serious about finding a job, you should My good friend looks forward to serving the needs of Jack-
take this opportunity to take your search up to the next lev- son County. Although I am sad to no longer represent you, I
el,” Nolen said. “Our job club will give you the tools, skills, leave you with the good leadership of a good man. We will
job leads, and understanding of how the job market works work together to ensure a smooth transition and I will help
that can help you get hired.” him become familiar with the local issues. As always, feel
Basically, a job club is a small group of job seekers who free to contact me with any questions or concerns and Sena-
meet weekly with local workforce professionals to improve tor Stivers also looks forward to your feedback.
their job searches. The group members provide support for To leave a message for me or any legislator, call the Gen-
each other while networking, sharing job leads, and learning eral Assembly’s toll-free Message Line at 1-800-372-7181.
techniques for improving their job searches from workforce People with hearing difficulties may leave messages for
professionals, local businesspeople, and other invited guests. lawmakers by calling the TTY Message Line at 1-800-896-
The combination of support, networking, and job-search 0305.
education makes job club members much more successful at
STIVERS
getting a job than job seekers who search alone.
The clubs are sponsored by EKCEP, Inc., the Kentucky From the front
Office for Employment & Training, and Daniel Boone Com-
munity Action Agency. The sponsors’ expertise and contacts Wolfe counties. (The final congressional district lines are
are made available to help the club members. still being discussed between the chambers.) Representing
The opportunity to network is one of the most important Jackson is a sort of homecoming for me because my father
opportunities the job club provides, according to Nolen. was a Commonwealth’s Attorney and my grandfather was a
This gives job seekers a chance to “know the people who judge there. I have many good friends in Jackson and I look
know the people who have the jobs,” she said. As a result, forward to working with everyone. During session, I try to
job club members get to penetrate what professionals call write you weekly about the goings-on in Frankfort such as
the “hidden job market” — the job openings that exist but the important issues being debated and voted on. I look for-
aren’t advertised. ward to sharing my thoughts and votes with you.
Before I dive into issues, however, I wanted to tell you a
Once job opportunities are identified, job club members
have a better chance to land them because of what they have little bit about me. I was elected by my fellow senators as
learned in the job club about marketing their skills and tal- the Senate Majority Floor Leader. As a member of leader-
ents, professional branding, resume writing, interviewing ship, I serve as vice chairman of the Committee on Commit-
techniques, negotiating, and other job-hunting skills. Tanner Harris, (JCMS, 6th Grade Colonels) was one tees and the Rules Committee. I am also a member of the
“We welcome anyone who wants to take control of their of only 16 players (out of 48 total teams) selected to Senate State and Local Government Committee; the Senate
job search and get results,” Nolen said. “Job club works, and the 2012 KBA 6th Grade State Tournament Natural Resources and Energy Committee; the Senate Judi-
we want it to work for you.” All-Tournament Team. ciary Committee; and the Justice and Judiciary Budget Re-
For more information on job clubs call Nolen 606-436- view Subcommittee. I also serve on the Legislative Research
ATTIC
5751 ext. 7007. Or call Alesia Brewer at 606-364-4484 Find Commission.
us at Facebook.com/jobclubseky. From the front I graduated from the University of Kentucky, with a de-
gree in industrial management and minor in economics, and
relief fund and are used to assist Jackson County families in
earned my law degree from the University of Louisville.
DON’T FORGET ABOUT THE PUBLIC
need. “We’re grateful for everyone who supports the Attic
Before being elected to the General Assembly in 1997, I was
MEETING CONCERNING FSA OFFICE TO
because it all goes back into helping our county”.
the Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney from 1989 to 1993.
BE HELD ON FEBRURY 2, 2012 AT 9:00 AM
New manager, Sharyn Matuscak, says “The Attic has got-
I am a practicing attorney in Manchester and have four won-
AT THE JACKSON COUNTY OLD
ten a new look for the new year. The store has been reorga-
derful children, Joshua, Caroline, Margaret, and Robert.
COURTHOUSE 2ND FLOOR!
nized and stocked with all new donations which include lots There are several ways to contact me which I have listed at
of name brand clothing. We have something for everyone!”
the bottom of this report.
METH In celebration of the grand re-opening, the Attic will be
Now, back to the business at hand. On Tuesday, the Gov-
open for extended hours on Wednesday, February 1st, 2012.
From the front ernor gave the Budget Address outlining his priorities for
The store will open at 10am and close at 6pm. Everyone is
Kentucky’s budget. As I have been warning, we have close
encouraged to come out and see what new and exciting items
taken to the home where he gave them permission to search to a billion dollar shortfall; $742 million to be exact over the
the Attic has available. Snacks will be provided and a brand
the premises. biennium I was glad to see that the Governor took a more re-
According to the Sheriff’s Department, upon entering the new bicycle will be raffled off at 5pm. alistic approach to the budget this time and didn’t use phan-
residence they did not discover an active lab. However, they tom gambling proceeds to fund programs. He also proposed
REDISTRICTING
found all the components required for production including cutting certain agencies by 8.4%. However, the Governor
tubing, ether, coffee filters and pseudoephedrine in the pro- From the front then proposed about $800 million of additional spending.
cess of drying. They made a striking discovery in a bedroom He is funding new programs and initiatives while applying
of the residence. A 36 inch television screen was being used Redistricting has a history of being a highly partisan pro- severe cuts to other parts of government. This does not make
as a computer monitor and displayed on the screen when cess and Republicans want to ensure that the redistricting sense to many of us in the Senate.
they entered was “Simple Methods to Making Meth” 8th process strengthens their hold on those seats while mak- The House of Representatives has assigned the budget
edition. ing inroads into the two holds by Democrats. Democrats, proposal to their budget subcommittees. When they have
Mr. Vaughn was charged with manufacturing metham- meanwhile, are pressing to redraw the congressional maps finished putting their mark on the document and the House
phetamine, 1st offense, possession of paraphernalia, and in a way that would weaken the GOP’s hold while bolster- passes the bill, the Senate will then have our turn at review-
possession of marijuana. He is currently being held at the ing their own. The issue has been divisive for the lawmak- ing and revising the proposal. I will keep you updated on
Jackson County Detention Center under a $25,000 surety ers, sparking a partisan fight that has overshadowed the first that process.
bond. three weeks of the legislative session. The heavy workload of social workers and how to curb
The House and Senate met briefly Monday afternoon meth abuse were just two of the topics that committees
TIARAS
(January 23rd, 2012), adjourning without any action of con- focused on this week. In fact, this is the second week that
gressional redistricting. Senate GOP leaders are pushing a the Judiciary Committee, on which I serve, has focused
From the front
proposal that leaves the congressional districts in roughly on reducing the number of meth labs. We have heard from
the same geographic areas, tweaked in a way that benefits several experts on the state’s meth epidemic. University of
Jerry Sparks, Senior Reporter Republicans. House Democrats want to reshape the largely Kentucky researchers and seasoned drug enforcement pro-
In collaboration with Melinda Creech rural 1st District in western Kentucky and 5th District in fessionals from Oklahoma and Mississippi testified on the
eastern Kentucky, both of which lost population over the scope of meth-lab incidents, as well as the effectiveness of
Courtney competed in her first two glitz pageants this past past decade. That reshaping would favor Democrats. House previous and current anti-meth legislation in the state and
Thursday and Saturday. On Thursday Courtney competed Democrats offered a compromise last Friday that was reject- nation. Last year, I proposed a bill to make pseudoephed-
in Somerset KY walking away crowned Ultimate Grand ed by Senate Republicans. So far, Republicans haven’t made rine prescription only, a proposal backed by Congressman
Supreme, Over All Best OOC wear, Most Beautiful, Best a counter offer that Democrats were willing to consider. Rogers and Operation UNITE. I am again working with
Dressed, Best Personality, Prettiest Eyes, Prettiest Hair, and House Speaker Greg Stumbo said Monday that a federal other lawmakers to come up with an appropriate response
Prettiest Smile. The winning did not stop there. Courtney judge could end up redrawing lines around the state’s con- that protects our kids and law-enforcement while still taking
then traveled to Williamsburg KY on Saturday where she gressional districts if lawmakers fail to reach a compromise. into consideration the rights of law-abiding citizens. These
walked away crowned Grand Supreme having the highest The Prestonsburg Democrat didn’t seem troubled by that and other discussions and debates will continue in the weeks
score of the night! She also won Prettiest Eyes, Prettiest prospect in a state where Republicans hold four of the state’s ahead.
Smile, and best OOC wear. six congressional seats. We are in a 60-day legislative session so there is still plen-
Courtney is no rookie when it comes to pageant competi- ty of time to let me know what topics interest you. The Ken-
tion. Courtney’s pageant career began when she was only tucky Legislature Home Page, www.lrc.ky.gov, provides
T J c s
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has won over 40 titles all over the state of KY, TN and GA representatives, including our phone numbers, addresses,
with the majority of them being supreme titles with most of Glenn Gray and committee assignments. The site also provides a bill
them representing Jackson County. tracking service, and committee meeting schedules.
Publisher
Prize-winning member
Courtney really made a splash when she brought the first By going to our eNews page, www.lrc.ky.gov/pubinfo/
Tammy Spurlock
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OBITUARIES
DEEDS RECORDED CIRCUIT COURT CIRCUIT COURT CIRCUIT COURT
A-4 The JackBsoEn Nc oJuOnTHy NsuSnO TNh u rsday, January 2D6,e 2nn0i1s2 and Cassandra Coil JANUARY 3, 2012 Need transfer order . 6/11/12 session of marijuana-Agreed.
Ben Johnson better known to Louis Marks Ricky Abner-Complicity for trial by jury. Order to be entered.
as “Blue Eyes” Nwas born July Jacqueline andO Tyra Brum- TIRCS, 2nd degree, 1st off- Brenda Johnson-Pre-trial Vickie Sizemore-Motion
ews f ecORd
22, 1930 in JacksonCounty back to Randy Brumback Bond $10,000 Fully secured. conference; 1st degree pos- for continuance; 2009-*obs*
and departed this life Thurs- Charles Walter Coffey, Pre-trial 2/7/12. session of CS/Drug-Bond possession of marijuana, com-
day, January 5, 2012 at the and as guardian to Courtney Robert Adkins-TICS, 2nd revoked. ReprimGoandd seadw t oy couus -werpel igceittyti n1gs tt irdegd ,possession of
OBITUASt. JRosepIhHEospSital in Berea, Brewer and Gilbert Mills degree, 1st off, TICS 3rd tody. 2/21/12 for tArianld b ay cjuurrye. waCsS n/oDtr tuog b4e c.ounts, Complicity
being 81 years of age. He was Paul and Bridget Presley to degree 1st off 2counts, TICS, Robert L. JohSnos oHne-P pruet- tHriiasl armposs as rcoounntd s uybo u1st off 2nd deg
JOHNNY BURTOtheN so Hn oAf RtheR lIaSteO NNorm & Jerry and Dana Isaacs 1st Degree, 1st off, Persistent conference; reAcenidv iwngh issptoelreend , "4C ocmouen Ttso, Mcoem."plicity +obs+
HaJtothien n(Hy uBrusrtt)o Jno Hhnasrroinso.n was Charley Wilson to Farris D. felony-$30,000 surety bond. property, taWmipthe rtienagrf uwl eiythe s wTeIC wSa t1cshte dde ygo 4u ,counts, com-
boBrne nM isa syu r2v1iv, e1d9 b5y2 h iisn l oJvaicnkg- Marcum Pre-trial 2/7/12. physical evidence-6A/n1d2 /s1a2w fo yro u pplaicsist ya w*aoyb.s* TICS 2nd deg
wsoinfeC, oRuunthty ( Manedrs hdoepna) rJtoehdn sthoins Eddie VanWinkle to Rodney Donnie Belt-Manufacturing trial by jury. Although we lovceodu ynotsu- Adegarerleyd,. To be entered.
oliff eS aWnde dGnaepsd aanyd, bJya ntwuaor yso 1n8s,, G. and Kimberly A. Davis meth-$25,000 surety + elec- Timothy KeaWtone -cRoeuvldie nwo;t makJee sysoeu Wstailyl.iam Smith-Ar-
A golden heart stopped beating,
P20er1r2y a Jto thhnes Sotn. Jaonsde wphifHeo Ssupei toafl Johnny and Ida Mae Finely tronic monitoring 24 hr. Pled manufacturing meth-Set new raignment; TICS, 3rd deg,
Hard working hands at rest.
Kine rBbeyr Kean,o bb eainndg J e5r9ry yJoeharnss oonf to Johnny and Ida Mae Finely not guilty. Pre-trial 2/7/12. trial date. traff cont sub within 1000 feet
God broke our hearts to prove to us,
aangde. w Hifee wPaams t ohfe G soosnh oefn ,E OlcHie. Susan J. Moore to Susan J. Stephanie Spurlock Bishop- William Kerby-Arraign- of school-2/7/12 for pre-trial.
He only takes the best.
He is also survived by a brotherM, Oaeti s( JMohcnKsionnn oefy )B eHreaar.r iBseonn Moore Living Trust *obs*TICS, 2nd degree-Pled ment; TICS, 2nd deg-Pled not Joey Lee Smith-Pre-trial
of McKee and of the late Earl
was blessed with six grandchildren, seven great grandchildren guilty. 2/7/12 for sentencing. guilty. 2/7/12 for pre-trial. conference; Theft by unlawful
Harrison. IN LOVING MEMORY
and one great great grandchild. Presistent felony offender- Tommy Lloyd Lakes-Ar- taking-Dismissed. Tampering
In addition to his mother,
In addition to his parents, BeJno whnansy a lwsoa sp arelscoe dseudr viinv dedea bthy MARRIAGES Dismissed request of Com- raignmentJ; TUICSR, 1Lst dVeg-AwUith GphysHicalN evidence-Pled
by a brother, Millard (Curley) sJixo hcnhsioldnr eann,d Jbaym etws oH sairsrtiesrosn, monwealth. 2/7/12 for pre-trial. guilty. 2/7 sentencing.
Geraldine Harrison and Ethel Jaonhdn swoinfe. Patricia, Ricky Har- Jason Blevins-Burglary Joey R. Marcum-Pre-trial Tammy Sue Spurlock-
We love and miss you everyday!
risoBne nan wda ws cifaell eRde tgoi npare, aGcrhe ign H19a6rr7i.s Hone haandd pwreifaec hJeesds iinc ase, vBeirlalyl Sherry Ann Johnson, 36, 2nd, theft by unlawful taking, conference; convicted felon Arraignment; TICS 2nd deg,
Hcahrurricsohnes, Taoronuyna dA tdhkei ncso uanndty h ouvsbera nthde C yherairss a. nHde J ehnandi pferre Lacyhoends Unemployed to Jeffery Alan burglary 3rd-6/11 trial by jury. in possession of a firearm- presistent felony-Pled not
aallt othf eM RceKsceue,e aMlsioss bioyn tCheh uforcllho wsiinncge b1r9o8th1e.rs and sisters, Ron- Madden, 47, Manager Deer Another count Theft by unlaw- CJoanntinuuea 3r/y6/ 122.6, 1933 - Jgauinltyu. a2/r7/y1 21 p6re,- tr2ia0l.10
nieB Heanr rwisiolln b oef sGardalyy Hmaiswsked, D. Oonunr ileo Hssa irsr itsrounly a Hnde awviefen ’Ds ognanina., View Feeds ful taking-6/11 trial by jury. Lana N. Mays-Arraignment; Misty Stepp-Sentencing-
JoAnn Vaughn & Family
VonFnuinee Hraalr rsiesrovni caen dw Caos nhneiled T 1an:0k0e rPslMey Sanatdu hrduasyb,a nJdan Muaikrye a7l,l Alesha Nashay Gabbard, $10,000 surety + electronic TICS, 1st deg 3 counts, Traff Manufacturing meth-Sen-
o2f0 W12a naet tath aen Lda Bkeosn nFiuen Senraipl eHso amnde whuitshb aBnrdo .A Brnrioalnd Gofa bNboarrtdh 30, Administrative Assist to monitoring. controlled substance within tencing order entered+ probe
Carolina and by a half brother, L.D. Harrison and wife Debbie
officiating. Pallbearers were Jamie Harrison, Freddie Hat- Starlin Tilmon Hacker, 33, Allen J. Bowles-Flagrant 1000 feet of school, 3 counts order entered. Counts 2, 3, 4,
of Irvine. Johnny was blessed with sixteen grandchildren and
ton, Monte Mast, Jeff Johnson, Jerry Johnson Jr., and Ron KSP Trooper non support-Continue -Pled not guilty 2/7/12 for 5 dismissed.
one great grandchild. BUD MARCUM DISTRICT COURT DISTRICT COURT
GJaobhbnanryd .w Basu orifa tlh feo lHloowliende sisn F tahieth J.ohnsonFamilyCemetery. Tina Renea Price, 33, NKA 2/7B/u2d0 1M2a frocru sme nwteans cbionrgn. June pre-trial. Calvin Strong-Pre-trial
LFakunese rFaul sneerrvailc eH womeree hwealds 1in:0 0ch PaMrg Se aotuf radraray,n Jgaenmuaernyt s2.1 w, 2w0w12. to Randal Wayne Lainhart, 40, 10C, r1e9s3to2n inR .M BardaidsbounrCno-Bunutry- Mark M1c/G23e/o2r0g1e2-Arraign- coTnafoenrea nBcree;w wera-Nntoo onp eernadtoarns-/
alta tkhees fLuankeeras lFhuonmeermal cHkeoem.ceo wmith Kenneth Wilder officiating. Self Employed ganladr yw 3erndt dheogm, et hteof t bbey wuinth- meMnitc; ThaICelS A2n. dB doegw, m2 caonu-Antss-, mgeorpmeedn tl ic2e ncsoeu-nPtlse,d ogpuerilattye.
BuIrnia ll ifeoul loofw fleodw iner tsh de oHnaartiroisnosn mFaamy iblyeC meamdeet etory A. Plzahllebiemaerer’rss Amanda D. Hurt, 24, Sec- ltahwe fLulo rtda koinng -FNriodta yp,r eJsaennut-. sTarualftf 4ctho ndtreogl ldeodm seusbtisct avnicoe- $M2V0. u n*doerb isn*flnuoe nicnes-u6r/1a2n/c1e2-
wReersee aCrhchri so rA tdok Binesr,e aDH.Jo.s pHiatarlr.i son, Stevie Harrison, Lonnie retary to Billy Clifford Abner, Aarryr a2i0g,n 2m0e1n2t act otnheti nPuaettdie Ato. lwenitchein-P 1le0d0 0g fueieltty .o f s3c0h odoaly, s2, Ptrlieadl bgyu jiultryy.. $500 + costs.
Harrison, Ronald Lewis, Josh Harrison, Ricky Harrison & 36, Carpenter 2C/l7a/y1R2 etgoi oben acloMnetadcitceadl.Center ccroeudnitts. -P lRede sniostt ignugi ltayr.r e2s/7t-/3102 FaSiluterpe hteon p rToadyulcoer -iPnrseu-rtarnicael
James Harrison JMr. LAakCesK Fu HnerAalR HoRmIeS wOasN in charge of ar- Nancy Kerby, 46, Unem- in JRoischhumao nBdu, rbneeinttg- F7l9a gyreaanrst dfoary sp rceo-ntrcia. l .Failure to appear, ccaorndf-eDreisnmceis; secdri.m Finaiallu rme isto-
ranMgeamcke nHtsa. rwriwsown. lwakaess fbuonrenr alhomemckee.com ployed to Timothy J. Parrett, noof na-gseu.p Hpeo rwt-aDsi stht.e c sto. nb oonfd t.he citCatriyosnt afl oMr mcPishdeersmoena-nPoror-b3a0- acphpieefa,r -c$r2im0 isnuasl st.r e Hspoalsds -b6o/1n3d
late Boss & Lida (Coffey) days, conc.
February 15, 1937 in Jack- 39, Deputy Jailer David Coffey-Manufactur- tion revocation hearing-Order ufnotri lt rfiianle b iys jpuariyd..
HENRY CLAY MCQUEEN Marcum. Travis Jackson-Manufactur- Frankie J. Brumley-Failure
sonCounty and departed this Gabrielle Lewis, 19, BAE to ing Meth-Sentencing-Sen- to be entered. April Bell Tincher-Criminal
Henry Clay McQueen was Bud is survived by his lov- ing meth-Pled not guilty. Need to produce insurance card,
life Friday, January 6, 2012 at John Clayton Combs 19, BAE tencing order extended. Johnie Miller-Pre-trial con- possession forged instrument
born July 6, 1950 in Clay ing wife, Wilma (Wright) conflict attorney. Appoint failure of owner to maintain
Cthoeu Sntty. J aonsedp dheEpaasrttHedo sthpiista lli ifne Caitlyn A. Cravey, 22, NKA MDarecvuomn oCfo Mil-cBKuergel aarnyd 3brdy cfeoruennsceel; a pnods psree cliomnitnroalrlye.d B sounbd- r4e qcuoiurendts i,n tshuerfatn ocef , iodpenertiattyin 4g
TLueexsidnagyt,o nJ,a bneuianrgy 751 7y,e a2r0s 1o2f to Kyle W. Farra, 25 dfoeugr 3 l coovuinngts ,c Thhiledfrte bny, uKnelanwny- $C2o5n,t0i0n0u ec a2s/7h/.1 12/ 3f0o.r1 p2re-trial. ocno usnutss-pPelendd neodt/ greuvilotyk.e 2d/ 7o/1p2-
aatg eh.i Hs er wesaisd tehnec seo, n boef itnhge la6t1e Ruth A. Hensley, 44, Fac- fMula rtcaukmin g&, T wBiUfeT Calalr oolt hoefr SCtreipsthya Mniein Lte. rR-Powrel-atrnida-l Fcaoinl-- efroart oprrse l-itcrieanls.e-Pled not guilty.
yJeiamrs &of aCgher.i sHtien ew a(sH tuhgeh seosn) tory Worker to Danny L. $S1a0n,d0 0G0a po,r Smhoarwen, aC rIinmgrinamal uferree tnoc ep;r modauncuef aicntsuurrianngc me ectahr-, PreM-taritathl e3w/5 /1T2u.nnet-Pre-trial
oHf aRrorissioen (.Reid) McQueen of &H ehnusslebya,n 5d7 ,D Caanrnpye notfe rS and Gapm, isTcahmiemf y2 W caorudn t&s- Thruisabl abndy f3a/i6l/u1r2e foofr odwivneersri oton hmeaairnintagin coPnafterirceinac De;. Ccaommppbleiclli-tSy pbeuedr--
MaMncahceks tiesr saunrvdi voefd tbhye tlwatoe JamCeinsd oyf BKo. oTnuervnielrl,e 3a6n,d B BAriEd getjtu Cryo m6/b1s2 /&12 h.usband Dwayne reqDuairrreidn Minosourrea-nActete-mPlpetd M nuor-t ignlga 2ry5, mcpohm opvleirc/igtrye attheer,f rte cbky-
Hdeanurgyh MtecrQs,u eJeonA.nn Hoblit otof BDereewaa. yBnued Ew.a sT Poawpnaswe ntdo,… RonJa, mHeosl lyS, .R Daqixuoeln, -RAerbraeicgcna-, gdueril-tTyr. i aPl rsee-tt rfioarl 2F/e6b/r1u2a.ry. luenssl adwrifvuinl gt,a ikminprgo, pienrt pimasisdinagt-,
anInd Madadrictieolnla tRo ahdiesr mbootthh eorf, T3a7s,h Bi,A TEal, Kena, Britta, Kent Bmude,n tC; hpeoysesnen ec,o Kntyrolell,e Dd ysluanb,, JGaacroyb OVa. uMghunl-lMinsa-nAurfraacitgunr-- dinisgr eag aprdairntigc isptoanpt s iignn ,a f alielguarel
HMencKrye Ce.l aHy ew wasa asl sbol esussrevdiv wedi th nine grandchildren, fourteen Kara & Katherine and ten great gpraonsdsceh ioldfr emn aalrsioju bayn aa ,s pdecruiagl imnge nmt;e thb,u *rogblasr*yp o2ssneds,s iothne offt tpor opcreosds-uCcoe ntiinnsuuer a2n/c7e/1 2c afrodr,
by his wife, Elaine (Hartsock) friend Tommy Powell. marijuana, *obs*use/possess failure of owner to maintain
great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. paraphernalia-Pled not guilty. by unlawful taking-Pled not pre-trial.
McQueen of Tyner and by In adCditIiVoInL to S hUis IpTaSrents, Bud was also preceded in death by drug paraphernalia-Pled not required insurance/security-
In addition to his parents, Mack was also preceded in death 2/7/12 for pre-trial. guilty. 3/6/12 for pre-trial. Millard R. Wagers-Pre-trial
the following children, Adam a son, Keith Marcum and by a sister, Janice Marcum. guilty. Preliminary 1/30/12. Continue 2/6/12 for pre-trial.
by his wife, Mary E. (McKinney) Harrison; by a son, Ricky Mickey Doan-Arraignment; Bradley Gene Muncy-Ar- conference; TICS 2nd deg
McQueen of Little Rock, Ar- Bud was a veteran of the United States Army and a member Christopher Christman- John W. Childers-Careless
kHanasrariss,o Cnl aayn Ad ubsyti na MbrcoQthueere, nV erdean Harrison. of Athme aKnedrab JyoK AnlolbenB VapSt iWstCayh-urchm. anufacturing meth, poss Fraaiiglunrme eton tw; eTaIrC seSa, tb2enltds -$d2e5g., d2r ivcionugn-tMs-eCrogne tiwnuiteh pcoreu-ntrt ia2l.
of AMnancvki lwlea, sJ eosfs tihcea HWooloinleeyss o Ff aAitrhk.a Hnsea ws,a Ds earlrsioc ka Hveetnesraonn ooff loBn uAdl lwena s greatly loved by famcoilnyt ansud bf,r iepnodsss acnod nwt ilslu bbe, FTarialfufr ec toon tprrooldleudc e siunbsustraannccee O3/p6e/r1a2te. m/v u/influence-Pled
Ttyhne eUr nanitde dB Sritaante Hs eAnrsmony .of McKee. He is also survived by the sinScoeurethlye rmn Sistsaeteds! London VS criminal mischief, terroristic cwairtdh-iDn is1m00is0s efde.e Pt rooof f sschhoowonl-. guBiltayr.r y 1Gst. oYfofeunnsge-;A $r2ra0i0g n+-
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BHerennarryd CTlhaoym waass o bflfiecsisaetdin wg.i th five grandchildren. BWu.r iPael eflollowed in the TalMartinnCote gmueiltteyr y2./ 7P/a1l2lb feoarr perrse -wtriearle. ncoon/efxerpeinrecde; KasYsa ureltg i1ssttr adtieogn, poMliictceh e(lol nR . fColoatr)k--PSlpeede dninogt
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JoFsuhn Reroaal rske,r Bvircaed w Isaasa hces,l da n2d:0 J0a cPoMb RFroisdea.y B, Juarniaula froyl l2o0w, e2d0 1in2 RSoann dLreaw Kis. &G iWbseonnd ell Frye. Honotroa sryet p aaslildbee adrievresr wsieorne- TRoemvimewy CoWntiilnliuaem 2 /R7/.1 2L.akes-No/ex- STCSl.o y dF aLieluer Yeo uton gw-Aearrra isgena-t
at the Lakes Funeral Home with Bro. Brian Thomas and Bro. Powell, Teddy Mays & Jimmy Pierson. Graveside military pired registration plates, no/ex- belts-Dismissed by the court.
the MacedoniaCemetery. Linda Madden vs Barnabas 2/7/12. Brittany Noble-Arraign- ment; Complicity TICS 2nd
MiGtcrhaevlle sBidaell mofifilictaiaryti nsegr.v Bicuersi awl efroel lcoowneddu cinte tdh be yS tthroe nfgoClloewm-- sHerovmicee was conducted by the folloGwainilg F marerma-bReervs ioefw t hme oloticoanl pmireendt -KCYo nretignisuteradt io2n/7 r/e1c2e iptto, Fdaeigl-uPrlee dt on opt rgoudilutyc.e 2in/7s/u1r2-
etery. Pallbearers were Derrick & Brian Henson, Josh, Jordan D.A.V. Jack Welch Chapter #165… Joe McKinney, Jim Bryant, failure to produce insurance ance card-Dismissed. Proof
ing members of the local D.A.V. Jack Welch Chapter #165… Ky Mountain Housing VS to set aside diversion-Review bring documentation about for pre-trial.
& Jarred Spivey, Craig McQueen, Dallas Buck Cupp & Ronald Donald Harrison, Rev. B.J. McKinney, Ed Sparks, Raymond card-Dismissed. Proof filed. shown. Possess open alcohol
BJriman dBorny aJnatc, kDsoonn.a lLda Hkeasr rFisuonne,r Pala mHeolma eB warares titn, BcohbarbgyeL oafk easr,- MKeattchayl fJ,O Enlemse Wr Barrde wer, Pam Bar2r/e7t/t1, 2B.obby Lakes, Earl Cof- illJnaersesd. T. Spurlock-Failure to bevTeirnaag eY coounntagi-nSeer ninte an mciontgo-r
rJaoneg eMmceKntisn.n weyw, wR.olabkeerts fGu.n Sercahlohlotmene,m cEkaerel .Ccoomffey, Rev. B.J. feyJ,a Sckhsaonne CMo.o Brrains k& V SR Ricikc hP-owell.D Laarrkeelsl WFuaynnerea Fl oHxo-Pmree- twriaasl wePaart sreicait ab eOltsw-FeTnAs-.Pre-trial vMehainculef-a$c2tu5r.i n*ogb sm*eptohs,s epsossiosen
McKinney, JoshLakes, Rick Powell, Ed Sparks & Mike ianr cdh Maragrec oufm arrangements. www.lcaoknefsefruennecrea;l hToImCeSm, c2knede .dceogm- coMnfiechreenllcee L;. Wmealnchu-fFaacitluurrein tog ocfo natlrcoolhleodli cs ubbe, v*eorabgs*es pboyss ea
MontgWomAeryL. TER RAYMOND SEXTON Mark Elliott Combs VS Pre-trial continued 3/6/12. pmreotdhu-c2e/7 in/1su2r faonrc pe rcea-rtdri, afal.ilure mcoinnot rs-u$b2 52 n+d cdoesgt,s .*obs* pos-
WLaalkteesr FRuanyemraoln Hd oSmexet wona sw ina sc hbaorrgne A opf rairlr 1a2n,g 1em94e8n tisn. Mwwadwi.- Rachel N.M Combs Delois Ann Fox-Complicity of Wowilnliearm t oP hmaarrinist-aSinen rteeqnuciirnegd; seMssaiocn Do.f Cmoarniljueayn-aF,a idlruurge
sloankCesofuunnteyr aalnhdo mdeepmacrkteede .tchoims life Sunday, January 15, 2012 ChinqCuaIVpiInL E SntUerpITriSses VS TICS M1stA dRegR-PIrAe-GtrEiaSl contin- icnosmurpanliccei-t yD imsmainsusefda.cturing opfa rnaopnh-eorwnanleira -Sopeenrtaetnocri ntgo
at his residence, being 63 years of age. He was the son of the Mine Shield, LLC ued 3/6/12. meRtohb, ewrat nAtodnk einnsd-aFnagielurmree ntto- moradinerta +in p rroebq.u oirredde ri nesnuterarendc.e,
late Walter Otis & Eula (Moore) Sexton. MDiicschoevlleer L B. Banekrr yV vSs KElelvenin RRuotnha ldA Gnenn trHye-Snesnleteyn,c i4n4g;, wReeparr imseaant dbeedl ttso- c$u2s5to. d yF afoilru 9r0e failure to produce insurance
Raymond is survived by his wife Donna (Rhodus) Sexton of L. Berry factory worker to Danny L. to produce insurance card, card-FTA.
D. Merrill 1st deg possession of CS/ days, sentencing order entered.
Annville; by four children, Darron Ray Sexton and wife Marty Donna Fowler vs Steven Hensley, 57, carpenter failure of owner to maintain JeDnInSifTerR MIC. CTr CeeOchU-FRaiTlure
Drug-Continue 3/6/12 for Vester Lee Rose-Pre-trial
of Berea, Chris Sexton of Madison County, Sherry Sexton of Fowler Cindy Kaye Turner, 35, BAE required insurance-Dismissed. to non-owner operator to
VELMA FIELDS sentencing. conference, theft by unlawful
Berea and Shauna Messer and husband James of London and Susan E. Taylor vs Billy to Dewayne E. Townsend, 37, Proof shown. maintain required insurance-
Lisa Gilliam-Motion Hour- taking-Continue 2/7/12 for Michael S. Baker-Failure
by three step children, Craig MartVine lomf aM Fuirerladys, wJialls Cboorrnn iJliu-ne T1a8y, l1o9r30 in BreathittCounty plumber Jatana S. Angel-Failure to Dismissed. Proof shown.
son of Lexington and Jennifer Chaanddw deelpl aorft eMd athdiiss olinf eC Souunndtya.y , JanJaucakrys o1n, 2C01o2u natty t hBe aCnhkr isv-s GZraenltlead .M Oardee rL eanintehreadrt., 51, pprroed-turicael .insurance card, failure Ftoa iwlueraer t ose wate bare lste-aDt ibsemltiss-s$e2d5. .
Raymond was blessed with ten gtriaanndCcahrielCdreennt.er in Lancaster, beJiansgo n8 1A ylleeanrs of age. She was hoMuseicwhiafeel t oG Cohladrelens- AWr.r Bairgann-- of Dowusnteinr toR mowailnatnadin- Arerqrauiigrend- FaCirlyusreta lt oM .p rDodavuicse-C ianrseulers-s
In addition to his parents, Raytmheo dnadu wghatse ra olsfo th per leacteed Aelde xinan der J&am Izozsi eF (uCnodl ld, iLroPn v)s D Cehaatorlne.s dmenebnut;r g,C 6o8m, rpeltiirceidty manu- imnseunrta; nBceo-nDdi sm$5i0ss,0ed0.0 Pfruololyf darnivcein cga-Drdi-sDmiissmseisds wedit;h p wroaornf -
death by a son, Marshall Sexton; bVye alm bar oisth seurr, vDivoeudg b Sye fixvtoen c hiWldraeltne,r Esddie Fields of Tyner; faMctaurrliennge Bmaeldthw,i np, e3r4s,i csoteunrtt fiselecdu.red. Wanton endanger- isnhgo bwyn t. h eF acioluurret. of owner to
and by a sister Sue Lainhart. Elizabeth Boggs-Hays vs sfeeclounriyty-$ t1o0 J,0o0s0h ufau lLlye es eCcuoroekd, mCenryt,s tafll eGe.i nBga koerr -Hevenasdlienyg- mMainictahiane rle qEudirwedar idnss-uArasnscaeu-lt
Joan Turner of Berea; Pam Baldwin of McKee; Sheila Abrams
Raymond was a member of the AnnvilleBaptistChurch. David James Hays 2o7r ,1 A0%rm cya sDhe +p noot use of illegal Tpohleifcte b y(m unoltaowr fvuel htaikclien g&-P loedn 4Dthis mdeisgs eddo. m eNsoti co pveioraletonrcse/-
of Mt.Vernon and Tracey Conrad of New Zion. She is also
Graveside service was hel 11:00 AM Wednesday, January Jeffrey Scott Clark vs Bren- orL cionndtaro Mlleidc hsuebll+e nPoe vteiorsla, ti2o9n, nfooot tg) urielctyk.l e Pssre d-trriivailn 2g/,2 p0e/r1s2is.- Ammopeendd litcoe nasses-a$u2l0t +4 tcho; unrto
survived by a sister, Joann Leach of Miamisburg, OH and by
18, 2012 at the Medlock Cemetery in Annville. Lakes Funeral da Mae Clark housewife to Gerald Dewayne Timothy R. Baldwin-Ob- domestic violence; pled guilty.
of law. 3/6/12 for pre-trial. tent felony offender-Pled not costs.
two brothers, Alford Deaton of Beattyville and Ed Deaton of
Home was in charge of arrangements. Jackson County Bank vs Gamble, 27, Gray Hawk Bldg. structed vision-Dismissed. 1 day, credit.
Gregory Harrison-Diver- guilty. 2/7/12 for pre-trial. Michael K. Barnes-Crimi-
www.lakesfuneralhomemckee.Ccoomvington. Velma was blessedC whaitrhle tsh Dirt.e Mena rgcruamndchildren Jennifer M. Ball-No/expired Justin R. Engell-Failure of
sion; Poss controlled sub-No Trista S. Seale-Diversion nal trespass-1st deg-Amend
and one great grandchild. Matthew William Powell vs KY registration receipt, No/ owner to maintain required
DEEDS RECORDED
bond. Continue 3/6/12 for hearing, facilitation manufac- change date. Release bond to
CIn AaddiRtion Dto heSr pa reOnts, VFelm aT waHs alsAo preNcedeKd inS death bMy ahreyr Ehluiszbaabnedth, RPoevw. eCllharles expired registration plates- insurance, failure to produce
diversion hearing. turing meth, wanton endanger- holder; pled guilty. 5 days
Fields; by a daughter, Joyce Rowland; by a brother, Luther Deaton and by three sisters, Ruth Jason, Jennifer, Greg Isaacs Dismissed charges. Proof of insurance card, no/expired KY
MTilhleer ,f aJmaniely G orfif Jfianc kanied SPmauitlhin we oPurilcde .like to thank everyone DEEDS RECORDED to GWrielmgoar yIs aWac. sHarrison-Ar- rmegen. tfi-lDediv.ersion order entered. rcergeidstirt a1ti odnay r.eceipt, no/expired
whVoe slmenat wfloaws ae rms, ebmrobuegr hotf ftohoed O, swaisdle pyr aFyoerrks ,B aanpdti csta mChe utroc bhe. raCiganrlma e&n Mt; aPrvoisns MccoWntrhoolrlteedr SCtheaprhlaens ieS Sizpeumrloocrek- BMisohtoiopn- regDisatvraidti oSn . pBlaaterrse-Dtt-iNsmo/isesxe-d
wiFthu nuesr aatl stherev ficuen ewraals hhoelmd e1 :i0n0 o PuMr t iWmeed onfe sndeaeyd,. J aWnuea wryo 4u,l d2 012 aRto tnhael Ld aGk.e Ws Filulinaemras l& H Joomycee tsou Wb, ilmmaan Iusfaaacctsuring metho- Tfohre ftc boyn dtiencuepatniocne-;P l2e0d0 g9u-i1ltys.t cphiarregde sr. e Pgriostorfa fitiloend .plates,
like to thank Ronnie Hurst for the kind words he said. We to Brian Scott Williams (sev- PlCeda tnhoetr ignuei ltTy.a m 3a/6n/i1n2i ftoor 4d emg opnotshsse,s sciroend iot ft iCmSe/ Dserruvge d4 noM/eaxrpyi reJ.d FKisYh erre-gOispteraratitoinng
with Bro. Everett Van Zant and Bro. Bruce Kirby officiating. Burial followed in the Stone-
wCooualldC elimkee tteor yt.h Panalkl bWeairlmeras wGerarey Danadrr Delal r&la JBoordwamn aCno fnorra dth, eW ilelr Bala pldrowpienr,t iCehs)uck Rowland, Bprhea-tgraiavl.at Commune Inc, fcrooumn t1s0, /*7o/1b1s.* T phoesfst bcyo dnet cseupb- mreocteoirp vt,e hfiacilleu uren dteor inpflroudeunccee -
beautiful songs they sang. Thanks to everyone for everything. Donnie M. & Judith Short to ChDriasvtoidpe rE lKwlouopdp , HLiaswelr-ePnrcee- t2inodn -d4e dga 4y cso, ucrnetds,i t*.obs* TICS Pinlesudr annocte cgaurdil,t fya.i r oPf roew-tnreiar l
Billy Abrams & Aaron Griffin. Lakes Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
The family of Jackie Smith Daniel W. & Janet M. Shuman J. Klupp Matthew W. Boggs-Failure 2/20/12.
trial conference; convicted 1st deg 4 counts, *obs* TICS to maintain required insur-
www.lakesfuneralhomemckee.com
Christina GaOBmITSb Cloent intuoed GPagee Ar-a9ld Timothy Holt a/k/a Tim Holt to wear seat belts-Court notice
felon in possession of firearm. 2nd deg 4 counts, *obs* pos- ance, improper display of
IN DISTRICT COURT THE TAMMY SPURLOCK LISTED IS NOT D. Gamble to Glenn Allen 2/6/12. Continued Page A-11
DISTRICT COURT Continued Page A-9
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Thursday, January 26, 2012 The Jackson counTy sun A-5
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Typed as written from the issue January 26, 1961
JOB CLUBS of Eastern Kentucky
ToThe Voters Of Jackson County
Job Clubs are free! Starts Febraury
This is to announce that i am a candidate for the County Court Clerk
2nd. Let Job Clubs lead you in the right
of Jackson County in the coming primary 1961. WALKER HARRI-
direction! Jackson County Job Club
SON Waneta, Ky.
now meets Thursdays at 1:00 pm (new
member orientation at 12:30 pm) at the
Infant Sick
Jackson County Public Library, 118 US
The sixteen months old son of Alfred Isaacs, Tyner, was very sick in
Highway 421 N, McKee.
on the last of the week. He has improved sufficient to return to his home.
Job Clubs help you: create a game plan for your job search,
link with quality employers, improve your interviewing skills,
MELVIN RILEY FOR SHERIFF
learn self-marketing skills, evaluate, negotiate and land job
Since the request of many people from all parts of the county and
offers, ease your stress. For more information call (606)
much consideration on my part, I have decided to become a candidate
DIABETES EDUCATION for the office of Sheriff, subject to the will of the voters, at the Re-
publican Primary Election to be held May 23, 1961. Most all of you
(A TIME FOR LEARNING) for Individuals with diabetes:
know me or know of me as to the things i stand for. Your vote will be
FREE-February 6th & 7th 10:00 am – 2:00 pm at the Jack-
appreciated. I am your friend, MELVIN RILEY . Moores Creek, Ky.
son Co Health Department. Please plan to attend both days
if possible.
To The Voters of Jackson County
Speakers: Angela Cheek Phar.D.; Tammy Woody, Foot &
I hereby announce that i am a candidate for County Judge of Jackson
Skin Care Specialist; Cathy Howell, UK Extension, Exercise
County at the primary election to be held May 23, 1961. HOMER
Specialist; Carolyn Hacker Registered Dietitian, Diabetes
POWELL Kerby Knob, Ky.
Regional Coordinator/Educator
Register by February 3, 2012. Call: 606 287-8421.
To The Voters Of Jackson County
I have reigned as deputy sheriff and hereby announce that I am a
candidate for Sheriff in the May 23, 1961 Primary Election. Your vote
is necessary to elect me. MARSHALL ROSS Waneta, Ky.
Fax or email community
Darrell Isaacs Brought Here
Sheriff George Felty and Marshall ross were in Cincinnati, Ohio Tuesday to get Darrell Isaacs, who was wanted here on
a charge of Armed Robbery on December 21, of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Browning on Macedonia Ridge. It is alleged he tied
the old couple up in peices of a sheet and took $15.00. He was a close neighbor the Brownings. FBI agents picked Isaacs
announcements to 287-7196 or
up in Hamilton and brought him to Cincinnai where he was turned over to local officers.
George Roach Dies at Annville Home
George Roach, 88, died at his home at Annville, Ky at 1:00 AM January 22, after a long illness.
[email protected] A native of Jackson County, he was born November 19, 1872, son of Samuel P. and Mrtha Watson Roach. He was a
member of Pond Fork Masonic Lodge No. 601.
He was married to Emily Brewer who with seven children survives.
Funeral services were held at Annville Baptist Church at 1:00 PM January 24, by Rev. Jack Frost. Interment in Medlock
Cemetery at Annville in charge of Pond Fork Masonic Lodge No. 601. Baker Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
Dr. Gary E. King
Notice: Health Dept has supply of Salk Polio Vaccine
Optometrist Services today for Wheeler B. Lipps
Funeral services will be held at 2:00 PM today for Wheeler B. Lipps, 61 years old, who died in Cincinnati, Ohio at Let-
terbox Baptist Church by Allen Harrison. Burial will be in Penile Cemetery at Letterbox. He was married to the former
109 Boone St., Berea, KY 40403
Lizzie Lakes.
[phone] or 1-800-347-2318
Union News
Mr. Leonard Banks and Mr. Edd Hicks were fox hunting Monday morning.
Eye-Exams, Glasses & Contact Lenses
Miss Wanda Banks is on the sick list. We hope she feels better soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harris of Ohio visited Mr. and Mrs. Mathen Fields over the weekend.
Henry Margison of McKee, and eight of his friends, recently rafted in the
Gauley River Marathon in West Virginia and took
The Jackson County Sun
along. He says they participate in this event every year.
It is a test of endurance and skill, both mental and physical.
It is 26 miles of white water in a single day.
We have Glock, SigSauer, Springfield,
several .380's, long guns,
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Located just off Hwy. 290 on
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Wed, Fri & Sat 10 am to 5 pm
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The Jackson counTy sun Thursday, January 26, 2012
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOLS
Vacation Bible School at Blackwater Baptist Church No. VBS Friendship Baptist Church presents "Fishing for SINGING F & F
aith amily
1 “God’s Great Get-Together” on Saturday, July 9, 2011 Jesus" Thursday & Friday, July 14 & 15 6 pm to 8:30 pm Pine Grove Baptist Church will be having a singing,
9 am to 5:30 pm. Call 364-2107 or 287-7913 for more and Saturday, July 16th 2 pm - ? . If you would like to go Saturday, July 9th, beginning at 7 pm. The singers will
information. and need a ride or directions call 364-2489. Pastor Douglas be The Smith Sisters. We will be having refreshments Kerby Knob Baptist Church Pastor Vernon Truett Sun school: New Hope Reformed Church am Sun Night 6:00 pm
Wilson and congregation invites everyone. afterwards.C HPaUstRor CWHay YneA CRaDrpe SntAer LaEnd congregation Pastor Bruce Kirby. Sun school: 10 am, Worship 11:00 am, Sun. Comfort Inn at Berea, Coffee fel- Gospel Mission United
10 am, worship ser: 11 am, Sun. Night 7pm, Wed. worship 7 pm, lowship 10 am Worship 10:30 am Pentecostal Church
Kerby Knob Baptist Church will be having a “Youth Yairndvi tessa elvee rayot neM toa ccoemdeo onuita a nFd eblel owwiths husi.p Hall on eve 6 pm. P. O. Box 1585, McKee, KY 40447 Evening 5:45 pm. Pastor Russ Pastor Carlo Davidson. Sunday
Party” for grades 7 and up on July 7, 8, 9 starting at 6 pm to REVIVALS February 1st and 2nd starting at 9 am - ?. Landmark Baptist www.mypilgrimsrestchurch.com Westbrook. school: 5:30 pm, worship service:
9 pm. Join us for food and fun. The Waneta Church of God will be in revival from July FREE MEAL FOR COMMUNITY Meeting at 10:00 am and 7:00 pm- Rock Springs Primitive Baptist www.newhopereformed.net 712- 6:30 pm, Thurs. Bible study: 7:30
Sundays and 7:00 pm Wednesdays Church 348-4754 pm, (4 miles off KY 577)
Kerby Knob Baptist Church will be having “Pandamania 6 to July 10th. The featured speaker will be Brother Orvile Living PSt.oAne.I M.Din.i sRtriEesS wCilHl bEe sDerUviLngE aD complimentary at 193 Highway 3444, Annville. Pastor Doug Meeks. Worship ser missionaRy Baptist Moores Creek Pentecostal Church
VBS on July 13, 14, 15 for children 4 years old to 6th grade. Hisel. Services begin at 7:00 pm on week nights and 6:00 meal for the community on Thursday, July 28th at Noon to 5 Pastor Steve Flinchum. www. vice-10:30 am.Located on Hwy. Birch Lick Missionary Baptist Rev. Carl Hacker. Sunday school:
Join us for Panda fun. Call 965-3063 for more information. pm on Sunday. Pastor Earl Powell and the congregation Prpamye. rF oAr gmaoirne sint foI lclaellg 2a8l7 -D77r8u4g Psa urle osrc Lhyendetutal eHdu nfteorr. landmarkbaptists.org 30 Green Hall. Church 10 am, Sun. evening: 6 pm, Wed.
invites everyone to attend. Letterbox Baptist Church Sand Gap United Baptist Church Pastor Charles Gross Sunday service: 7 pm
Thursday, January 26, 2012 7 pm until 10 pm at
Pastor Garland Gabbard. Sunday Pastor: Brother Jimmy Lakes. school: 10 am, worship service: Pentecostal House of Prayer
Faith Baptist Church House of Prayer bible school Jackson CPo.Aun.It.yD . MPrianyisetrr iAesg aCinasmt Ipllgergoaul nDdr. uTgsu rn school: 10 am, morning worship: Saturday eve service 7 pm; Sun 11 am, Sun. evening: 6 pm, Wed. Pastor Dewey Harrison. Sunday
Saturday, July 9th 9 am to 4 pm. 9-1:30 pm will be devoted There will be Jubilee Revival 7 PM Sunday - Friday, July next meetings: July 14th Dry Fork Holiness Church 7 pm 11 am, evening service: 6:00 pm, morning service Bible study: 7 pm school 11:00 am, Tues night 7:00
to bible study, music, crafts and games. 2:00 pm will be 10th through July 15th. Sunday-Paul Pearson & Scottryi ghAt uagtu tsht 1e1 tAh nGnravyi lHleaw Ck hRreifsotrimaend AChcuardche m7 pym and go Wed. service: 7:00 pm. Stone Coal Baptist Church Blooming Grove Baptist Church pm. Sat 7 pm
water inflatables. Children will need to wear shorts & t- Witt; Monday-Shane Gabbard & L. R. Marcum; Tuesdayt-o theS cepetnemtebre rb 8eths iHdoeu steh eof pPoranyedr. A nBnevitlhle' s7 Bpmlessings LCehguercr hRoad Full Gospel Baptist Pmaosrtnoinr:g Dseernvnicise 1S1eaamls.. Sunday Pscahsotoorl B10o babmy , DS. uHn awrroisr.sShuipn d1a1y PHioguesoen oRfo Porsaty Ceormmunity Church
shirts (no bathing suits). Bring a towel, sunscreen and an Bob Burchette & Wayne House; Wednesday-Jesse Kemwp ill be hosting. Pastor David Reed. Sun. school 10 Tyner Baptist Church am, Sun. Evening 6:30 pm. Wed Pastor Mark Horn. Sun. morning
extra set of clothing to change into. Breakfast and lunch will & Brian Collett; Thursday-Jimmy Logan & Jason Abner; YOUTH REVIVAL am, Worship services 11 am, Sun Pastor Scotty Witt. Sunday school: prayer & study 7:00 pm Located 11:00 am, Thursday. night 7:00 pm,
Friday-Owen Smith & Larry Million. night 6 pm, Wed. night 7 pm. Take 10 am, morning worship: 11 am, 262 Mildred Road. Sat. night 6:00 pm
be served. If you bring your child, they need to be picked up Bond Baptist Church Praise Fest 2011 with special guest 1431 at Tyner then 1709 to the Clay Sun. evening: 6:30 pm, Wed. eve- Clover Bottom Missionary Baptist Pillar of Truth Pentecostal Church
by 4:00 pm. If you need a ride call 364-3321. Bapstpisetaker and worship leaderD Srihpa Rwonc Ak lBleanp twisti tChh suprecchial mu- & Jackson Co. line turn right. ning: 6:30 pm Church Services held by Norma Kay Hack-
Annville sBica pbtyis tP Crahiuserc Thrain 5000 & VPiassiotonr Koenn nJuy lSyh a2n2n o&n .2 S3u,n 2 s0c1h1oo l Maulden Baptist Church Union Baptist Church Pastor Keith Hensley. Sunday er & Betty Wagers. Thurs 7 pm
Baptist Pilgrim's Rest Baptist Church Big Hill Holiness Church 10:00 a.m., Pastobre gRiongneirn Wg ialltia 6m:3s.0 pSmun doany t he 2120n adm a nwdo r5s:h0ip0 spemr 1o1n a tmhe s 2pe3crdia.l Pastor Landon McDaniels. 1st, 3rd, Rev. Bobby Burchette. Sunday school: 10 am, worship service: 11 Seven Pines Pentecostal Church
Annville Baptist Church Pastor Bernard Thomas, Assoc. Pastor Rev. Bill Rose. 1st Sunday worship: 11 worship service 11:00 am Sun school 9:30 am, Sunday morn- singing every 4th Sat night 6 pm and 4th Sundays– morning worship: school: 10 am, morning worship: am, evening service: 6 pm Pastor Brian Gabbard-Sunday
Pastor Roger Williams. Sunday Sun Vernon Truett Sun school: 10 am, Wor- am, 1st Saturday and Wed., 7:30 p.m., ing worAshcitpi v10it:i3e0s a imn,c Sluudn.e e vseknitinsg, voEllgeyypbta Blla, pctoisrnt -Chhoulrec,h inflatables, 10 am, (Ruled by the Saturdays) 11 am, Sat. worship: 6 pm, Wed. Deer Stables Missionary school 10:00 am, Morning wor-
school 9:30 am, Sunday morning wor- ship 11:00 am, Sun. Night 7pm, Wed. Sun. night 6 p.m., One Sat. night a month, worshirpe f6r:e3s0h pmme Wntesd, p7ipgm roast, doorP parsitzoer Es dadnied Jmududc.h S munodraey! s cFhooro l: McKee Baptist Church prayer & youth: 7 pm Baptist Church ship 11:00 am. Evening Service
ship 10:30 am, Sun. evening worship worship 7 pm, P. O. Box 1585, McKee, 1st Sat. night and Sun. Blackwatemr oBraep itnisfto Crmhuartciohn # 1please ca1l0l (a6m06, )w 3o6rs4h-i2p6 s1e0r voicre (:6 1016 )a m, Pastor Ron Maharrey. Sunday Walnut Grove Baptist Church Pastor Ellis Abner. Sunday school: 6:30 pm. Wed. Worship 7:00 pm.
Bla6c:3k0w pamte Wr Beadp 7tpismt Church #1 wKwYw .4m0y4pi4lg7rim srestchurch.com BoRnedv .H Joolihnne sGs aCbhbuarrcdh. Sunday school: C o r nEevrasntogenleis Ct Jh.r iCst.i aDnu Cnshilu. r cHhwy. 290Ps, cahsotoo4rl: 3 1T80i-m a2m 6J,0 ow6ho norssrh ovinpi.s s ie t rSwviucwnedw: 1a.1yb ondbeyoavupetnthiis/nctg.ho ilrwdgro eornsr: hc7ih ppe:m c7,k W upesmd o., upWtr aoeynde r. s1c1h aomol,: S1u0n .a emv,e nwinogr:s h6i pp mse, rWviecde:. PScahstooorl B10ro .a mF,r emddoiren inBge rwryo. rsShuipn 1ev0e anmin, gw: o6r sphmip service: 11 am, Sun. SoPliads tRoor cAkn iCtah Guracbhbard. Sun. night
Pastor Tim Johnson. Sunday school: Rock Springs Primitive Baptist Church 10 am, worship service: 6:30 pm, Wed. McKee, Sun Sch 10 am, Sun morn 11 ama, m, Sun. evenFinagc:e 6b:o3o0 kp mby, Wseeadr.c hingm efoerti nPgr:a 7is pem Fest 2011. service: 7 pm 11 am. Wed Bible Study 6:30 pm Freedom Missionary Baptist Church 7:00 pm, Wed. night 7:00 pm.
10 am, worship service: 11 am, Sun. Pastor Doug Meeks. Worship ser prayer 7 pm Sun Even 6 pm, Wed night bible study B7 ible study: 6:30 pm. Faith Baptist Church Mount Gilead Baptist Church Whispering Pines Baptist Church Pastor Carmon Brewer. Sunday Located on Rt. 290 1/2 mile from
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Big Hill Baptist Church Sand Gap United Baptist Church meeting: 7:00 pm, Sun. prayer meet- Pastor Bernard Ward. Sunday schooinl g 11 am. Pastor Josh Chasteen. am, evening service: 6 pm, Wed. evening ser: 6 pm, Wed. prayer Worship: 11 a.m., Sun Evening Friendship Ind. Missionary Baptist ChRistian ChuRCh
Serv. Friday night 7pm Sun morning 11 Pastor: Brother Jimmy Lakes. Saturday ing: 6:30 pm, every 4th Sat. (ruled by 10 am, morning worship 1F1 am, WBedla. ckwater Baptist Church #2&ser viceF: 7 pm. meeting & youth meeting 7 pm Service: 6 p.m. Church Conway Christian Church
am. Pastor Josh Chasteen. eve service 7 pm; Sun morning service the Sundays) Night Bible Study 6 pm Sun. eveninSag un scihootl: P1A0 hIaNm,T wEoDrsh iRp OGOraFy HINawGk B MaptiaEstT CAhuLmrch ilMouynt Zion Baptist Church Wind Cave Baptist Church Sun. School 10 am, Sun. worship Pastor Cheyenne Metcalf. Sunday
Blackwater Baptist Church #2 10 am. Evans Chapel Holiness Church at 6 p.m.Irene Metcalf- Clerk. Jessse ervice 11 am. Wed 6 pm Pastor Pastor Everett VanZant Sun. Pastor Gary Farmer. Sunday school: Sunday school: 10 am; Sunday 11 am & 6 pm, Wed. night prayer school 10:00 a.m.,
Sun school: 10 am, worship service 11 Tyner Baptist Church www.evanschapel.org Metcalf-Elder. Dick JenkinWse offer 15 colors of our #1 grades mcheotaol lr:o 1o0fi nagm ti,n w cuotr tsoh tihpe s inecrhv.i c e: 11 10 am, morning worship: 11 am, worship: 11 am; Sunday night 6 pm, meeting 7 pm Located on 2003 worship service 11:00 am
am. Pastor Harold Becknell Pastor Scotty Witt. Sunday school: 10 Sun school Sun mVoArn 1C0 aAmT, SIunO niNght BISBanLd GEap SChCrisHtiaOn COhuLrchS Bond BapWtiistht aC 4h0u yrecahr limited warranty this aenmsu, rWese ad r onoifg thhta 7t w pilml last for years. Sun night 6:30 Wed. Bible study: Wednesday night bible study 7 pm just off of 290. Pastor Doug Wilson Cornerstone Christian Church
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Tony Smith. Sun. school: 10 am, wor- Union Baptist Church Pa1s to“r GLeostder’ sIs aGacrse. aStu nGdaey te-vTeonignge: ther”A dovinso rSy Paatsutrodr Haayr,o ldJ uBalyllin g9e,r. S2u0na-1m1, woJWresshuips "Os eTrhviucLres 1dF1a ya m &C, SFurnRid. ayE, JsueElryvi c1Ke4 1 1& a Mm15 o n6l Eyp mT toA 8:30L pm PasPtionre A lGexr oMvilele r.B Saupntdisaty Cschhuorocl:h wAinlln vbilele hCavoimngm uan istiyn gRinegfo, rmed Pastor Billy Joe Cameron. Sun am, Sun Even 6 pm, Wed night bible
ship service 11 am, Sun. eve. 6 pm, Rev. Bobby Burchette. Sunday school: 7 9pm a, mWe dt. os er5vi:c3e0: 7 :p30m p.m , 4Ctha Slla t-364-2da1y0 s7ch ooorl: 1208 7am-7, m9o1r3ni ngf owro rsmhipoe:r vee . 6 panmd, WSeadtu. rpdraayye, rJ suelry: 71 p6mth. 2 Gpmre e-n ? H .i ll IBfa ypotius tw Cohuulrdc hlike to go 1S0a taumrd, amyo, rJnuinlgy w9othrs, hbipe:g 1in1 naimng, atC 7hu prcmh. The singers will school: 10 am, worship service: 11 study 7 pm www.cccmckee.com
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Oak Grove Baptist Church holiness shiHp w 7y:.0 300 p Wm. 2P00a4st oatr 2B ombilbey m Da. rHkearr.r isP.aSsutnodr aCyh sacrlheos ol Pastor Ronald R. Hurst. Wednesday 10:30 am, Sun. eve: 6 pm, Tues. ser:
Interim Pastor Ronald Rose Sun school: Adkinstown Pentacostal Holiness SoIlindd Riaonc Ck rCeehku rBcahptist Church F1e0lt sa.m S, Suunn 1 w1 oarmsh Wip e1d1 a7m p,m S.un. Evening Service 7:00 pm, Sunday school 10:00 7:00 pm, Sat. service: 7:30 pm. 1/4
Ph1il0p oamt C, mhaoprneiln Bga wpotirssth Ciph: u1r1c ham ChSuurcnhday school 10 am, Rev. Gary PpmasP9,t :aoW3sr0e t oAadrmn. Cint,a limyg dhGoetra n7Ebi:vnb0ega0r r wsdpoo.m lerS.s. u hSnipu. n: n1di1ga hya tms c7, h:S0ou0on l.: TDhaey6L :oSC3ca0hai untpertmcsdh- .2M W6oc2feK dJMe epielsdr uaBresyr.ed Cr Rh&or isastdtu. d o y f 7L:a0t0te prm a6m:3,0 Mp.omrn.ing Worship, 111 am. 0Sunda7y, S.cmovil9eil leo nC Shaunrcdh L iocfk G Roodad.
Sun School 10 am, Morn worship 11 Gabbard. Sunday worship: 7:30 pm, Loceavtee:d 6 :o3n0 Rptm. 2.90 1/2 mile from Hwy. CSloacvrearm Benott tmoemet inMgi,s Ssuionn 1a0r ya mB, aSputnis t Hwy. 30 Holiness Church Booneville, KY Sun. School 10 am, 800-735-1028
am, Sun Night 6 pm. Located Hyw. 490 Thurs. worship: 7:30 pm, Sat.worship: 3K0e.rby Knob Baptist Church Cshcuhr c1h1 am, Pastor Joe McQueen, Sunday School 10 Sun. night 6 pm, Wed. night 6:30
East Bernstadt, KY 287-7200 7:30 pm Pastor Bruce Kirby. Sun school: 10 am, BSraunncdha yp srecsh-oEoml: e1r0y aMma,r wtino;r s1hsitp Cseoruvnic-e: am, Sunday worship" 11R am,e Suandaly nCight oupnm.t Praysto"r Anthony Williams (606)
worship ser: 11 am, Sun. eve 6 pm. 11 am, evening service: 6 pm 6 pm, Tuesday night 7 pm, last Saurday 464-2836.
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Meeting at 10:00 am and 7:00 pmSun- Baptist Church Pastor Larry Million. Sun school 10
Pastor Cheyenne Metcalf. Sunday school 461 South Main St. McKee. WWW.NEARNEWAUTO.COM
days and 7:00 pm Wednesdays at 193 Pastor Ellis Abner. Sunday school: am, Morn worship 11 am, Sun Eve 6
Highway 3444, Annville.Pastor Steve 10 am, worship service: 11 am, Sun. penteCostal pm, Wed eve 7 pm
Flinchum. www.landmarkbaptists.org evening: 6 pm Egypt Pentecostal Holiness Church Tyner Community Church
Letterbox Baptist Church Freedom Missionary Baptist Church Pastor Darryl Allen, Sunday school: Pastor Mitchell Ball. Sunday school
Pastor Garland Gabbard. Sunday Pastor Carmon Brewer. Sunday school 10 am, Sun. eve: 6 pm, Wed. evening: 7 10 am, Sunday Worship 10:30 am. COLE'S 290
school: 10 am, morning worship: 11 10:00am, Sun. Ser. 11:00am, Sun night pm Thursday Worship 7 pm. Located at
am, evening service: 6:00 pm, Wed. 6:00pm , Wed. 7:00 pm Free Pentecostal Church of God the junction of 421 and 30 West in
service: 7:00 pm. Friendship Ind. Missionary Baptist Pastor Bruce Gabbard, Tuesday 7:00pm Tyner, KY.
Leger Road Full Gospel Baptist Church Thur 7:00 pm Sun. 10:30 am Sun Night Waneta Church of God MARKET
Church Sun. School 10 am, Sun. worship 11 6:00 pm Pastor Earl J. Powell. Sunday school: 10
Pastor David Reed. Sun. school 10 am & 6 pm, Wed. night prayer meeting Gospel Mission United am, morning worship: 11 am, Sun. eve-
am, Worship services 11 am, Sun night 7 pm Located on 2003 just off of 290. Pentecostal Church ning: 6 pm, Wed. evening: 7:00 pm 639 KY Hwy 290
6 pm, Wed. night 7 pm. Take 1431 at Pastor Doug Wilson Pastor Carlo Davidson. Sunday school: www.wanetacog.us
Tyner then 1709 to the Clay & Jackson Grace Independent Missionary Baptist 5:30 pm, worship service: 6:30 pm, House of Prayer
McKee 364-6104
Co. line turn right. Church Thurs. Bible study: 7:30 pm, (4 miles Pastor Donnie Parrett, 699 Boss
Maulden Baptist Church Pastor Billy Joe Cameron. Sun school: off KY 577) vaughn Road, Annville, KY 40402
Pastor Landon McDaniels. 1st, 3rd, and 10 am, worship service: 11 am, Sun. Moores Creek Pentecostal Church 606-364-PRAY
4th Sundays– morning worship: 10 am, eve 6:30 pm Rev. Carl Hacker. Sunday school: 10 Pastor Phone: [phone]
(Ruled by the Saturdays) Pine Grove Missionary Baptist Church am, Sun. evening: 6 pm, Wed. service: Bus Pickup: 606-364-6864 or 606-364- C & W CABLE
McKee Baptist Church Pastor Donald Wayne Carpenter . Sun 7 pm 3321 TV Broadcast Sunday @ 4:00 pm
Pastor Ron Maharrey. Sunday school: school: 10 am Worship Ser. 11 am, Sun. Pentecostal House of Prayer on C & W Cable channel 23 Sunday
10 am, worship service: 11 am, Sun. eve worship: 6 pm, Thursday 7 pm Pastor Dewey Harrison. Sunday school School @ 5:00 pm Sunday Night Wor-
evening: 7 pm, Wed. service: 7 pm Pleasant Point Missionary Baptist 11:00 am, Tues night 7:00 pm. Sat 7 ship @ 6:00 pm Monday Night Youth
7920 KY 30 WEST, ANNVILLE, KY 40402-9748
Mount Gilead Baptist Church Church pm Service @ 7:00 pm Wednesday Night
Pastor Jason Abner Sunday school: 10 Pastor Frank Peters. Sunday school Pigeon Roost Community Church House Worship @ 7:00 pm Ladies Service (3rd OWNERS: MR. & MRS. BRETT D. WILLIAMS
am, morning worship: 11 am, evening 10 am, worship service: 11 am, Sunday of Prayer Friday) @ 7:00 pm
ser: 6 pm, Wed. prayer meeting & youth nite 6 pm, Wednesday night 6:30 pm. Pastor Mark Horn. Sun. morning 11:00 H.O.P.E. House (Sponsored by Seventh-
meeting 7 pm Located 1 1/2 mile South of Jackson- am, Thursday. night 7:00 pm, Sat. night day Adventists) 364-5357
Mount Zion Baptist Church Clay line on US 421. Call 598-2765 or 6:00 pm 2877 KY Hwy 30W, Annville
Pastor Gary Farmer. Sunday school: 10 364-3341. Pillar of Truth Pentecostal Church FIRST SATURDAY of every month:
am, morning worship: 11 am, Sun night Old Orchard Missionary Baptist Services held by Norma Kay Hacker & 9:30AM Sabbath School Bible Study;
6:30 Wed. Bible study: 6:30 pm. Church Betty Wagers. Thurs 7 pm 11AM Worship service; 12 Noon Fellow-
New Zion Baptist Church Pastor Mike Angel. Sunday school 10 Seven Pines Pentecostal Church ship Dinner. Tuesday Bible Study 7PM. Compliments of:
Pastor Alex Miller. Sunday school: 10 am, morning worship 11:00 am. Prayer Pastor Brian Gabbard-Sunday school All worshipers welcomed.
am, morning worship: 11 am, evening meeting Thurs. night 7 pm. 10:00 am, Morning worship 11:00 am. Redemption Mountain Worship Cen- WWAG-FM
service: 6 pm, Wed. Bible study: 7 pm Evening Service 6:30 pm. Wed. Wor- ter
Oak Grove Baptist Church holiness ship 7:00 pm. 2004 at 2 mile marker. Pastor Charles
Interim Pastor Ronald Rose Sun school: Adkinstown Pentacostal Holiness Solid Rock Church Felts. Sun 11 am Wed 7 pm.
10 am, morning worship: 11 am Church Pastor Anita Gabbard. Sun. night 7:00 The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter 107.9
Philpot Chapel Baptist Church Sunday school 10 am, Rev. Gary pm, Wed. night 7:00 pm. Day Saints-McKee Br.
Sun School 10 am, Morn worship 11 Gabbard. Sunday worship: 7:30 pm, Located on Rt. 290 1/2 mile from Hwy. Sacrament meeting, Sun 10 am, Sun
am, Sun Night 6 pm. Located Hyw. 490 Thurs. worship: 7:30 pm, Sat.worship: 30. sch 11 am,
East Bernstadt, KY 287-7200 7:30 pm Branch pres-Emery Martin; 1st Coun- "Real Country"
ChRistian ChuRCh selor-Gary Truett; 2nd Counselor-Phillip
Conway Christian Church Akemon. Visitors welcome. 287-9924
Pastor Cheyenne Metcalf. Sunday school 461 South Main St. McKee.
Thursday, January 26, 2012 The Jackson counTy sun A-7
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February 14 - "Go Red for Health Tea" from 11:00-12:00.
Part 16
Wear your favorite red outfit and enjoy a tea and luncheon
while learning about your health. Door prizes will be given
Jake and Liza talked about their years growing up and away! Call 287-7693 and register today!
soon the sun was going down over the trees. They could
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smell the green beans and cornbread from the kitchen KIDS ART CLASS for ages 9 and up will be taught by
INTO GOD’S WORD window. Clarence yelled out from the window that sup- Debbie Wagers. On Monday afternoons from 3:30-4:30pm
per was on the table and to hurry on in before it got cold! at the Extension Office beginning Feb 6. All supplies will
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Liza quickly took the clothes off the line and Jake folded be provided. There is a $45.00 per month fee for this class.
2 Chronicles 12:14, 20:31-33, 2 them for her as she unpinned them. As they walked into There is a $10.00 discount per additional sibling. You must
the house with the basket of clothes, Liza felt as if she prepay and register for this class by February 3. Space is
Timothy 2:20-26, James 1:4
were looking at her mother standing in the kitchen with limited to the first 12 kids who register.
her apron on. Clarence was wearing the same old apron
To prepare: to furnish or equip for a purpose. her mother Lorene had worn Feb 23 - "Cooking Out of the Box" from 11:00-12:00
or so many years. The scene made her smile and was Dare to explore your cupboard and creat new dishes for your
During preparation of anything, physical or spiritual, there a comforting sight for her. Her mommy had been a great family so your food budget will go farther and you'll have
must be a combination of knowledge and faithfulness for cook and they had enjoyed many conversations over a more variety in your meals. Start with a box and add a few
the result to be successful and prosperous. God prepared a meal, while she was wearing that apron. Clarence hung things to stir up your taste buds and put a meal on the table
young, ruddy shepherd boy named David to defeat a boast- the apron on a hook and joined them at the table. in a hurry.
ful, arrogant giant by first helping him to destroy a lion and I don’t even find myself looking to see what time it is, Remember: If school is cancelled due to inclement weather
bear that threatened the lives of his sheep, and probably she thought. As a teacher, she was always watching the then our programs are cancelled as well.
other divine instances not recorded since he firmly knew clock so that she could stay on schedule and get so many
his God was real and worth fighting for, no matter what things accomplished. They sat at the table and talked Plants Available at
the circumstance looked like. Moses’s preparation time until the sun went down. As she had promised, she cleaned
was lengthier, having to learn patience and loneliness with up the dishes while Jake and Clarence sat on the porch
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greater leadership qualities which would inspire him to with their coffee cups.
fulfill his exodus ministry. The preparation process is dif- Clarence had made a peach cobbler for dessert and as
ferent for every believer; each according to God’s calling. soon as he ate his piece, he announced that it was his Once again the Jackson County Extension Service will
Even though each divine purpose is God given and God bedtime. Sure enough it was after nine and he went inside have strawberry plants for sale until March 25. Varieties
chosen, we play a part in the preparation progress. We live to bed. He was a creature of habit and he liked to keep are Allstar and Earliglow and cost will be $13 per hundred.
in a society where much time and effort is put into creating on his schedule. Liza marveled at how her father had Both varieties are very productive and have good firmness.
things that we can obtain instantly. The consequences are become a good cook in his later years. He had always had Earliglow is an early maturing medium berry sized variety
and Allstar is a later maturing larger berry variety. Earliglow
usually not worth our instantaneous decisions. Examples: the job of doing the dishes after her mother cooked. Jake
Fast food vs. cooking a healthy meal, fast cash vs. a savings and Liza sat on the porch for a long time and talked about has the best freezer rating of the two. Both are excellent
account. Because this way of life becomes our dominant the stars they could see. Jake told her about the time he varieties for our area.
lifestyle, we tend to try to use this same technique in our was in Vietnam and he watched the stars while on guard This year we are also offering Triple Crown Thornless
blackberry plants for sale at $3 per plant. The variety is
spiritual life. We cannot successfully pray, minister, or fight duty, and how he wondered how many other people all
highly recommended for our area and is a semi-erect variety
spiritual warfare without first being prepared to do so. We across the globe were looking at them at the same time
normally don’t see spiritual growth until Godly fruit begins he was. “We take for granted that the stars will always be that will need to be trellised.
to show, which can make it hard to continue under God’s there and yet most of us don’t take the time to appreciate We will also have two varieties of Blueberry plants, Blue
molding work. Some of us are harder to break than others; them”, Jake commented. They talked about growing up Crop and Patriot, at a cost of $6 each. You will need to
so much of our time is spent repenting and being spiritually purchase at least one of each variety for cross pollination
in the fifties and how they viewed the world back then.
reestablished instead of reaching our purpose as quickly as They named some of their favorite bands and the type of purposes. Blueberry plants require an acid soil, so if you are
we could. Inevitably, the most important thing we need to be music they listened to as teenagers. Jake had only listened considering them you will need to take measures to lower
prepared for is eternal judgment, but while enduring this life to bluegrass, where Liza Jane listened to country. It had the pH in the areas where you plan to plant and you need to
it’s also important to be prepared for ministry and spiritual been a full day, and it was time call it a night. Jake left start soon. You can lower pH by mixing peat in the soil and
warfare. Spiritual preparations will be different for each and Liza tiptoed into the kitchen to put the coffee cups by applying sulfur. We have information for you when the
person, but all require repentance, submission, obedience, and dessert plates in the sink. As it was her routine, she plants arrive.
discipline, and whole hearted commitment for the result of hopped in the shower and quietly went up to the loft to This year we have added Lauren Raspberry Plants at a
our divine purpose to be at the full potential. write. I have a lot on my mind to write, she thought. cost of $2 per plant, Jersey Knight Asparagus at a cost of $1
per plant and MacDonald Rhubarb at a cost of $5 per plant.
Each of these varieties are highly recommended for Kentucky.
For a family of four, about ten asparagus plants are recom-
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Thanks
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GENERALS UPSET #17 CLINTON COUNTY
Jerry Sparks on his way back up. Duncan to get a shot off at the end of anyone in this area.” (It is play and going 4 of 4 from the year long but this game they
Senior Reporter went to the free-throw line the game. The Generals won important to note that Clinton field. Zach Lawson also added came to play for the full 32
In collaboration with and drained 2 free throws the game by a final score of County had beaten Iroquois by 3 3-point goals and gave a minutes.”
Generals Head Coach while staring into the huge 66-65. This was the Generals 16, Pulaski County, Warren good effort along with Shawn The Generals have some
Greg Parrett Clinton County Crowd. With best win of the season. This Central and was undefeated at Roland. Our Generals showed good home games coming up.
3 seconds left on the clock game should let the young home with a record of 15 and a lot of maturity in this game. Thursday, January 26th, 2012
The week began last Thurs- after the made free throws, Generals know that on a given 2 when the Generals paid them At one time in the third quarter they host Lynn Camp. On
day (January 19th, 2012) Clinton County was unable night they can compete with a call) The Generals season the Generals fell behind by 6 Saturday, January 28th, 2012
when the Generals faced record now stands at 10 wins but clawed their way back to Knox Central comes to the
off with Owsley County at and 8 losses. a tie game by the end of the home court and on Monday,
Home. The Generals came Coach Parrett characterized third. We have seen periods of January 30th, 2012 the Gen-
away with a 63-45 victory the contributions of key play- good play by the Generals all erals will host Barbourville.
over a solid Owsley County ers. “Austin Whitehead made
team. Coach Parrett summa- 8 3-point shots going 8-11 for Generals 3 Home Games This Week
rized the game, “Justin Fox the game. Jacob Hammonds

lead us in rebounding with did a nice job distributing the Jan 26, 7:30
Lynn Camp Thursday home
12 PM
8 followed closely behind ball to shooters and handling
Jan 28, 7:30
Knox Central Saturday home
by Shawn Rowland with the Clinton County pressure 12 PM
Jan 30, 7:30
6, Seth Bingham added 5. all-night long. Seniors Jus- 12 Barbourville Monday home PM
Austin Whitehead and Jacob tin Fox, Adam Duncan and

Hammonds led the Generals Josh Horn did a nice job on W atch Jackson County High School Basketball on PRTC Ch9 (C&W Ch96)
a t 6PM & 9PM to see the Generals recent win over Clinton County! You
in assists with 4 each. Seth the boards. Tyler Lunsford don't want to miss this game! Replays at the same time all week!
Bingham led the team with 3 helped the cause with strong
steals. Our JV also had a nice
Jackson County Extreme Cruses
win over the Owsley Owls
with several players making
to First Championship of Season
good contributions.
On Saturday evening (Janu-
ary 21st, 2012) the Generals
traveled to state power Clin-
ton County (ranked in the
top 25 most of the season)
to take on the Clinton Bull
Dogs. The Generals were up
for the challenge. Coach Par-
rett reported, “With tenacious
defense, great defense, and
hustle the Generals were able
Jackson
 County
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to pull off the huge upset. The
Generals shot the ball really
well making 13 3-point bas- Championship
 of
 Season

kets for the game. The game
was nip and tuck the whole
way. The Generals took the
submitted

last shot of the game trailing
by one. The shot was long but
The
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Senior Adam Duncan found
past
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Jackson County W.A.R.
Trucking Warriors Win
2nd Grade Championship
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In collaboration with Coach Kevin Bowling
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Congratulations to W.A.R. Trucking Warriors on winning the 2nd grade championship at
the BCI Super Slam Tournament held at Knott County Sportsplex on January 21, 2012.
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The Warriors won three games to secure the championship. The scores were as follows:
Game 1. Warriors 31 - Johns Creek 12
Game 2. Warriors 39 - Legends 21
Game 3. Warriors 22 - Cardinals 11
Championship game: Warriors 27 - Johns Creek 19

Coach Kevin Bowling says, “Thank you to all the players and parents for your hard work,
time, and dedication.”
“As a Jackson Energy employee and
JCMS Colonels Enter customer, I guarantee we will do every-
thing we can to keep our costs as low
as possible and show you how to save
Home Stretch of the Season
energy dollars at home!”
Keith Vickers, - Jackson County
The eighth grade players and cheerleaders were honored at the home game against
East Bernstadt.
Photo by Jerry Sparks
Jerry Sparks
Senior Reporter

The JCMS Colonels are entering the home stretch of their season. They played North Laurel
last Thursday on the road. The 6th grade squad is still suffering from the loss of one of their
best point guards due to injury and struggled handling the ball against the Jaguar pressure.
They still manage to play a close game with North Laurel before being defeated.
“The 7th grade team played one of their best games all year,” reported Coach Brian Harris.
“Every aspect of the game was well done. WE executed on the offensive end of the court and
played good defense. We also had less than 10 turnovers,” said Coach Harris. The 7th grade
team won their game by a 15-point margin.
The 8th grade team dominated the game for the most of the first two quarters. The game
was very close but the Colonels lost in overtime by 10 points. “We led the entire game and
just couldn’t find a way to win at the end,” said Harris.
Over the weekend the 6th grade squad participated in the KBA State Tournament against
the best teams and players in the entire state. The Colonels were 1-1 in pool play beating a
West Point team from Louisville but falling to Lexington Christian. In tournament play (one
game elimination rule) they started by defeating Jesse Clark Middle. However, in the next
round they faced an Elkhorn team from Frankfort that may be the 2nd best team in the state.
The Colonels fell to Elkhorn and was eliminated from the tournament. “This was a great op-
portunity to gauge where we are as a team and what we need to do to improve the program
here in Jackson County to compete with programs throughout the state,” said Coach Harris.
The Colonels Tanner Harris was honored by one of only 16 players selected for the KBA
State Tournament All-Tournament Team out of 48 teams participating in the tournament.
The Colonels hosted East Bernstadt on Monday, January 23rd, 2012. The 6th grade team 606
still struggled to handle the ball and find ways to score. They were very competitive, however,
and were defeated by a slim 3-point margin at the end. The 8th grade squad had an easier
game and was victorious by a final score of 52-27. The team took the opportunity to honor
the eigth graders on the squads as well. The Colonels will be hosting the Clay County Tigers
this Friday night. Everyone is invited to attend and cheer on these young athletes.
A-10 The Jackson counTy sun Thursday, January 26, 2012
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chool ewS
“Shiver”
JCHS Students Honored for Perfect Attendance
Maggie Stiefvater
Submitted by
Angie Tincher
JCHS YSC Review by
Samantha Riley
Congratulations to the
following students who had
perfect attendance at Jackson
County High School from “I’d love to spend a winter with my lovely summer girl,
August 3 – December 21. but I’m never warm enough for my lovely summer girl.”
LaNeika Baker, Zachary
Bowman, Mykela Caldwell, What would you do if you only had a matter of months to
Megan Cunigan, Justin Farm- spend with the love of your life? If you had been waiting for
er, Kassandra Greer, Kayla years, watching from afar? Sam and Grace know the urgency
Hembree, Danielle Huff, that comes with trying to spend as many happy moments as
Tiffany Isaacs, Tyler Isaacs, possible with someone before it’s too late. They know what it
Jacob Lainhart, Jessi Marlow, feels like to fight to be with someone that they love, to try to
Brea Preston, Brittany Prof- make the impossible possible. Can it really be done though?
fitt, Jenna Ramsey, Trevor Can love win against all odds?
Smith, Eden Webb, and Grace knows that there are wolves in the woods by her
David York. house. She can remember, though vaguely, the day that they
These students were pre- dragged her from her yard and bit her. She can even remember
sented with a Jackson County a pair of yellow eyes gazing down upon her—eyes that never
JCHS Student of the Month
High School Generals Hood- stop watching her throughout the winter months of her life.
ie and one lucky student won Submitted by She knows because she stares back; she’s as fascinated by the
an MP3 player and iTunes Angie Tincher wolves, the one with yellow eyes in particular, as Sam is with
gift card. Congratulations JCHS YSC her. What she doesn’t know is that the wolves, who vanish
Mykela Caldwell on being during the warm months of the year, aren’t exactly normal;
the winner of the MP3 player Jackson County High School is proud to present Aaron during the summer, when the sun is shinning and the bite of
and iTunes gift card. Raider as their Student of the Month for the month of frost is nonexistent, the wolves get to become human for a
Not pictured are Zach- December. Aaron is a freshman at Jackson County while. She doesn’t know of the warm-hearted, yellowed eyed
ary Bowman, Justin Farmer, High School and was selected by his math teacher, Mr. boy who obsesses over her—not until he’s on her doorstep.
Danielle Huff, and Eden Jordan Marcum. He was chosen because he completes Tragedy strikes during the winter, and when something
Webb. all his homework and has maintained a 100 average in happens that causes Sam to change into his human form, he
Attendance prizes are spon- class. Aaron plans on attending college and becoming takes the chance that he had always been too afraid to take
sored through the Jackson a pharmacist after graduating from high school. He before; he meets Grace. She knows instinctively that he is
County High School Youth participates in FFA, Educational Talent Search, and her wolf, just like he knows that it’s his last year as a human.
Services Center and Title I. Football at Jackson County High School. He is the With the temperature dropping, they rush to get to know each
son of Tim and Loretta Raider of McKee. Jackson other, and, maybe, find a cure. Can they do it though? Read
County High School Student of the Month is sponsored “Shiver” to find out.
Photos by Jerry Sparks
by Jackson County High School Youth Services Center
and Jackson County Public Schools Title I.

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