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Fiscal Court OKs
Seven arrested on drug trafficking Gov. Fletcher to
hold Town Hall
charges in UNITE roundup Monday list of projects for
meet here Mon.
Seven people were arrested on Gov. Ernie Fletcher will be in coal tax funding
drug traffickibg charges Monday, West Liberty on Monday, Jan. 23,
January 16, during a mini- for a town hall-type meeting at the
roundup conducted by Operation MSU at West Liberty Campus.
UNITE.
During the meeting, Fletcher Conley, citizens ask only Morgan County’s coal tax
All seven of those charged will hear from citizens and plans money was earmarked by the leg-
were served with District Court to discuss his proposed budget solons to not divert islature for the center.
warrants obtained following un- and his outlook for the current
funds for other uses Conley and the fiscal court are
dercover drug investigations dur- legislative session.
requesting that all of the county’s
ing 2005, said Lee Weddington,
The governor is scheduled to The Morgan County Fiscal $500,000 in coal tax monies over
manager of the Big Sandy Task
arrive at the MSU Campus on Court, in a resolution adopted the next two years be earmarked
Force. Their cases were to be pre-
University Drive at 3:00 p.m. Dec. 14, approved a list of local specifically for the projects the
sented to the Morgan County
Grand Jury on Wednesday, Janu- Justin Bailey John Howard, Jr. Heather Moore The public and all local elected improvement and construction court has proposed.
ary 18. officials are invited to attend and projects for which it hopes to re- Accompanying Conley’s letter
meet with the governor. ceive state funding in 2006-2008. was a petition signed by over 500
Those arrested were: Judge Executive Tim Conley has citizens supporting the court’s
•Anthony Gillespie, 30, Route Ezel woman is called upon the county’s repre- request.
460, West Liberty, two counts sentatives in the Legislature, Funds requested by the court
second-degree trafficking in a which is currently meeting in for 2006-2007include:
named in drug
controlled substance. Frankfort, to earmark all of $50,000 for emergency ser-
•Jerry Roseberry, 33, Malone Morgan’s coal severance tax al- vices
syndicate case
Trailer Park, West Liberty, two location for the next biennium for $50,000 for road department
counts second-degree trafficking the projects requested by the equipment.
in a controlled substance. An Ezel woman was among court. $75,000 for athletic field im-
•Justin Bailey, 23, Highway several people charged after In a letter made public this provements.
172, West Liberty, one count traf- Bourbon County law officers week to Rep. John Will Stacy and $50,000 for barns at the county
ficking in a controlled substance Jerry Roseberry Jeremy Adkins Timothy Sargent confiscated more than $36,000 Sen. Robert Stivers, Conley noted horse park.
within 1,000 yards of a school. worth of illegally obtained pre- that $260,000 of Morgan $15,000 for rescue squad ATV
•John Howard, Jr., 35, Lick Flatt, Sandy Hook (Elliott a l s o scription drugs on Saturday. County’s severance tax money equipment.
Branch Road, West Liberty, one County), one count of first–de- sought According to Paris Assistant was allocated by the legislature $10,000 for Disabled Ameri-
count trafficking in marijuana less gree trafficking in a controlled during Police Chief Tim Gray, the drugs last year to the Morgan County can Veterans operation expenses.
than 8 ounces. substance and one count second- Monday’s were discovered after police Regional Technology Center and $5,000 for Senior Citizens
•Heather Moore, 21, Liberty degree trafficking in a controlled operation stopped a vehicle in North was not available to help local Center operation expenses.
Road, West Liberty, one count substance. but could Middletown. Billy Barnett, 36 of government fund other needed $5,000 for the Community/
second-degree trafficking in a Most of the drug trafficking not be lo- Sharpsburg was charged with en- projects. In his request to Rep. Convention Center.
controlled substance and two charges involved the sale of cated. gaging in an organized crime- Stacy and Sen. Stivers, Conley $5,000 for Helping Hands
counts trafficking in a controlled Hydrocodone, a prescription pain A s - criminal syndicate and obtaining noted that of all the counties Animal Care.
substance within 1,000 yards of medication, Weddington said. sisting controlled substances by fraud. served by the technology center, See SEEK PROJECTS Page 2
a school. Moore was lodged in the with the Stephanie Ratliff, 35, of Ezel
•Timothy Sargent, 46, Liberty Carter County Jail while the men d r u g was charged with obtaining con-
Road, West Liberty, one count were lodged in the Rowan County roundup trolled substances by fraud.
first-degree trafficking in a con- Detention Center. were law Anthony Gillespie Others arrested and charged Serving Our Country
trolled substance. Three other individuals, two of enforcement officers from the with fraudulently obtaining con-
•Jeremy Adkins, 32, Rowe whom live in other counties, were See ARRESTS Page 2 trolled substances included three Heading Home
Powell County men, Paul
Plans progressing for anti-drug march Johnson, Jr., 22; David
McKenzie, 34, and Josh Adkins,
19, all of Stanton; Charles Hight,
and rally slated here Sunday, Jan. 29
23, and William Wagoner, 31, of
Paris; Anthony Willis, 30, of
Cynthiana, and Rachel Barnett,
Organizers from the Morgan take about 35 minutes. get involved,” Baldridge contin-
19, of North Middletown.
County UNITE Coalition hope to At the rally, Conley will serve ued. “If everyone stands together
Police said the charges fol-
draw 2,000-3,000 participants for as the master of ceremonies. A there is a better chance they can
lowed a month-long investiga-
a big anti-drug march and rally, complete list of speakers is still get drug dealers out of the
tion.
scheduled at 2:00 p.m. Sunday, being finalized, but is expected to county.”
January 29, at the Morgan County include UNITE Faith-Based Co- Morgan UNITE Coalition
51 candidates
Community Center in West Lib- ordinator Joe Farmer and Deputy Chair Sharon Tharp said every-
erty. Law Enforcement Director Paul one is encouraged to bring signs THE AMERICAN
in running for
The march and rally will oc- Hays. and banners, while local fire de-
SOLDIER
cur rain or snow, said Morgan “Several other counties in the partments and police agencies are
County Judge-Executive Tim region have conducted marches urged to bring fire trucks and po- county offices
It is the American soldier,
Conley, adding, “Drug dealing and rallies with great success,” lice cruisers for the march.
does not stop because of bad said Alisha Baldridge, Big Sandy In 2003, Fifth District Con- Only one additional candidate not the preacher,
weather, and we won’t either.” Coalitions Coordinator for gressman Harold “Hal” Rogers had filed for a spot on the May who has given us freedom
Participants will leave the UNITE. “Great things have come (R-Somerset) worked to create primary ballot as of Monday— of religion.
community center and march about once people realize they Operation UNITE, a regional Jeff Benton, a Democrat, for Con-
It is the American soldier,
down Prestonsburg Street and can make a difference.” anti-drug initiative empowering stable in District 3—bringing the
not the reporter,
Main Street, around Glnn Av- “I would encourage and chal- citizens groups and community total number of candidates filed
enue, and back to the community lenge churches, school groups, leaders in 29 southern and east- for local offices to 51. who has given us freedom
center – a distance of approxi- civic organizations, government ern Kentucky counties. UNITE, of the press.
The list of local candidates as
mately one-half mile that will officials and business leaders to See UNITE MARCH Page 2 Spc. Jamie Fallen
of Monday includes: It is the the American
Nickell is finalist in Kentucky Junior Miss Judge Executive — Tim Spc. Jamie Fallen, of Grassy soldier, not the poet,
Conley, Republican, incumbent. Creek, a member of the Ken- who has given us freedom
PVA — Darrell Bradley, tucky National Guard’s 206th of speech.
Alli Nickell, 17-year-old Democrat, incumbent. Engineering Battalion based at
It is the the American
daughter of Kent and Kim Nickell Circuit Clerk — Donna Leach Jackson, is scheduled to be re-
of West Liberty, was a top 15 fi- Pelfrey, Democrat, incumbent. turning home from a year’s tour soldier,
nalist in the Kentucky Junior Miss Alli Nickell County Attorney — Steve of duty in Iraq the first of Feb- not the campus organizer,
performs at
program this past weekend at O’Connor, Democrat, incumbent. ruary. who has given us
the piano
Singletary Center for the Arts on County Clerk — Randy Will- According to family mem- freedom to assemble.
during the
the campus of the University of iams, Democrat, incumbent. bers, Spc. Fallen, a member of
Kentucky It is the the American
Kentucky. Sheriff — Deborah Sparks, the battalion’s 4th Platoon, as-
Alli performed a piano piece Junior Miss Mickey Whitt (incumbent), soldier,
entitled “The Rhumba” in the Fri- program in Roger Benton, W. Keith signed to the 503rd MP Battal- not the lawyer,
Lexington. ion, has most recently been de-
day night competition and then Callahan, Timothy Paul “Tim” who has given us the right
ployed to provide security at
performed well in the fitness and Keeton, all Democrats. to a fair trial.
Iraq’s Abieugreb Prison.
self-expression categories on Sat- Jailer — Darrell Patrick,
He is the husband of Brittany It is the the American
urday, earning her a place in the Jimmy Darrell Easterling, Phillip
overall top 15. “ Hoggie” McGuire, Sammy Wheeler Fallen and the son of soldier, not the politician,
While in Lexington, Alli was Cantrell, Raymond Vancleave, all Ray and Deborah Fallen, all of who has given us the right
able to participate in many activi- Democrats; Rick Barker, Repub- Grassy Creek, and is a grandson to vote.
ties, including a trip to Harrison lican. off Willis and Loretta Cox and
It is the the American
Elementary School as part of the County Surveyor — Joseph B. the late James Phipps of Buskirk
“Be Your Best Self” program. Curd, Jr., incumbent, Democrat. and Bertha and Junior Fallen of soldier,
Alli had many supporters at Coroner — Jody Oldham, Wolfe County, all of whom are who salutes the Flag,
the program and as her host dad Photo by Scott Walz for Studio Walz, Inc. Democrat. anxiously awaiting his return. whose coffin is draped by
said, “She broke the record for Club wishes to thank all those at the Junior Miss competition. Magistrate Dist. 1 — Ronnie Spc. Fallen, a 2002 graduate the Flag.
cards and flowers.” who support its local program Congratulations, Alli, on an Williams, Chris Adams, Denzil of Morgan County High School. —Contributed
The Morgan County Woman’s and who supported Alli all week outstanding job! See CANDIDATES Page 2
New Shopping Hours:
625 Prestonsburg Street
Closing Nightly At 9:00 p.m.
Prices Good Jan. 17 Thru Jan. 23
Crazy Friday’s Are Back!! 6 Pack, 24 Oz. Bottles
4/$1000
Pepsi Products........ Boneless $159
•J.D.’s Blend Chew Chicken Breast......... Lb.
2 Liter
4/$500
$13.99 Per Carton Pepsi Products............ 24 Pack, 12 Oz. Cans $599
2004 Pontiac Grand Prix Pepsi Products.........
15 Oz. Foodland (Limit 12)
•Skoal & Copenhagen 4/$100
Canned Vegetables..... GT-2, Loaded, 52,000 Miles, 1 Lb. Package 4/$500
10 Can Rolls $10.00 Off Branding Iron Bacon...
10 Lb. Bag Just Off Lease
$199
5 Can Rolls $5.00 Off Russet Potatoes................ $$1133,,9900000000 1Id0 aLbh. oBa Pg otatoes .....2/$500
U.S.D.A. Choice
•6 Different Brands Of Cigarettes $249 1/2 Gallon Laurel Farm 2/$400
Chuck Beef Roast.............
Lb. Morgan Tire Center, Inc. Ice Cream..............
Under $12.00 Carton
Fresh Chicken
49¢
12 Oz. Pkg. Borden’s 2/$300
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Dish washing – 20 gallons Quotable Quote
Library (with tap running) I beg you to have patience
Clothes washing – 30-60 gal- with everything unresolved in
your heart and try to love the
lons
Corner Hand washing – 2 gallons questions themselves as if they
were locked rooms or books
(with tap running)
written in a very foreign lan-
Bath tub – 36 gallons
guage. Don’t search for the an-
Your Morgan County
Toilet flushing – 5-7 gallons swers, which could not be given
Public Library
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151 University Drive lons (per minute) be able to live them, and the point
West Liberty, Ky. 41472
Check your meter to see is, to live everything. Live the
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whether you have leaks. If the questions now. Perhaps then,
Best Sellers At The dark triangle is moving and you someday far in the future, you
Library are not using water anywhere, will gradually, without every
noticing it, live your way into the
Hoops S Is For Silence, by Sue then you could have a leak.
answer . . . .
Grafton Water leaks are costly. A typical
Rainer Maria Rilke
The Da Vinci Code, by Dan toilet can leak around two
Brown gallons per minute. If you have
Showcase Mary Mary, by Mary questions about your water
Quotable Quote
Patterson usage, please contact the
Holding on to anger only
At First Sight, by Nicholas Morgan County Water District at gives you tense muscles.
Sparks
743-1204. Joan Lunden
Morgan County High School Gymnasium Every Breath You Take, by
Judith McNaught
Saturday, January 21, 2006 On The Run, by Iris
Johansen
Predator, by Patricia
Cornwell
Come Out And Support Some
Turning Angel, by Greg Iles
Light From Heaven, by Jan
Terrific Hoops Action! Karon
Christ the Lord: Out of
Egypt, by Anne Rice
Morgan Co. Non-Fiction
Our Endangered Values, by
Jimmy Carter
(16th Region) Marley And Me, by David
Grogan
Teacher Man, by Frank
Vs.
McCourt
1776, by David
Boyd Co.
McCullough.
(16th Region) MORGAN CO. WATER Double Wide Mobile Home – About 2
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@ 7:30
How to calculate living room, front & back porches, carport,
your water usage two storage buildings, located along old 172,
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South Floyd Fleming Co. Do you know how much wa-
ter you use? Most of us do not 3 Acres, More Or Less – Along U.S. 460
(15th Region) (16th Region) realize how much water we use
near Ezel, Ky. Utilities includes water,
in our everyday activities.
Vs. Vs.
Knowing how much water electricity. All flat land.
Owsley Co. Lee County is used will help you determine
1 Acre Lot – Quiet location near West
what is normal for your
(14th Region) (14th Region) household. The following is a Liberty, Ky.
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@ 4:30 @ 6:00
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John Oldfield, Jr. – Broker-Auctioneer
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Canned Vegetables.. Pinto Beans.....
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Court, citizens beseech Sen. Stivers, Rep.
The Licking Valley Courier
Old News
Stacy to support funding for Morgan pjts.
P.O. Box 187 - West Liberty, Ky. 41472 - Phone [phone]
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Hello from Judge Executive request is attached to this resolu-
GREGORY KINNER EARL W. KINNER, JR. SUE H. KINNER By W. Lynn Nickell Tim Conley and staff: The tion.
Associate Editor Editor & Publisher Associate Editor On New Year’s everyone was Timothy Conley
looking back at the past year in Judge’s Judge Executive
POSTMASTER: Send charges of address and all forms to the above Material taken from the Lick- review, looking toward new am-
address. The Licking Valley Courier is published on Thursdays 51 weeks ing Valley Courier—Earl Kinner, bitions, new goals and making Corner LETTER TO REP. STACY
a year. Periodicals postage paid at the West Liberty Post Office. West Sr., Editor resolutions. We here in county Dear Rep. Stacy,
Liberty, Kentucky. Editor reserves the right to edit and/or omit all items By W. Lynn Nickell government are doing the same By Tim Conley Thank you again for serving in
submitted to publication. www. ewdesigns. com/nickell thing, and we are thankful for the Judge Executive Frankfort and representing the
“Where the Past is Always growth we had in 2005; we are people of Morgan County. Last
— Agree Or Not — Present” also planning ahead for 2006. fully request the General Assem- year in the budget we got a few
In 2005, Lion Apparel re- bly to line item the following items that Morgan County Fiscal
March 1, 1945
Intelligent Design vs. opened the old Whiting building projects: Court and West Liberty City
$2,015 COLLECTED FOR on Hwy. 205, where they now 2006-2007 – $300,000 Council requested.
PLAYGROUND HERE have 50 employees. Boneal, Inc.,
Commitment to Families? Kiwanis needs only $485.00 opened in November in the $50,000 for emergency ser- However, we were disap-
needed to acquire three acres for former CMS building, and has vices; pointed that $260,000 for our
a community playground. It is the approximately eleven new em- $50,000 for road department Coal Severance money was given
By Todd Duvall Families” is titled “Standing up plan of the Kiwanis Club to buy ployees, with expected growth in equipment; to the UK Regional Technology
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nouncing their intention to raise budget, there are so many com- the tuberculosis sanitarium to be and community. Attached are a walking track; This year we are taking a dif-
Kentucky teachers’ salaries to the peting uses for that money that it constructed in the east Kentucky resolution passed by the Morgan $5,000 for Ezel walking track; ferent approach. The Morgan
average salaries of teachers in will be interesting to learn how district of 19 counties. Charges County Fiscal Court on Decem- $5,000 for Wrigley School County Fiscal Court passed a
surrounding states. creative the governor and House were made that politics entered ber 14, 2005, and a letter sent to walking track; resolution supporting our request
Fletcher got a two-day head are in financing their proposals. into the decision to place the fa- both Rep. Stacy and Senator $5,000 for Crockett walking for Single County Coal Severance
start on a plan for helping small Fletcher, of course, has a dis- cility in Governor Willis’ home Stivers: track; projects. Also, the mayor of West
Kentucky businesses afford tinct advantage in that his formal town. RESOLUTION $15,000 for lights around Liberty supports it. We have over
health insurance for their employ- budget proposal later this month Main Street courthouse. 500 names of concerned citizens
ees by mentioning it in his State will have to be specific. The McKENZIE RESIGNS Whereas, the elected officials Coal Severance supporting these items as well. If
of the Commonwealth speech, Democrats, then, must be equally AS JAILER of Morgan County (judge execu- Bond Funding – $1,900,000 you look closely, the list of names
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ing for a graduated drivers license tive session – appear to be suc- Wrigley, upon McKenzie’s rec- 2006-2007 and 2007-2008. 2007-2008 – $200,000 to more tourism. It will strengthen
ommendation, was appointed by
for Kentucky teens and a bill that ceeding is evidence of how dis- Whereas, we feel that the fol- $50,000 for emergency ser- Morgan County!
Judge L. B. Wells to fill out the
permits re-importation of drugs. tracted Fletcher and his top aides lowing projects will create eco- vices; Please budget our Coal Sever-
unexpired term.
Intelligent design may be a are by the special grand jury in- nomic development in the field of $100,000 for road department ance money as requested. I look
hot-button issue with many Ken- vestigation and the continuing BRONG ACCEPTS CALL tourism, and allow for greater equipment; forward to hearing back from you
tuckians - and the lawyers who legal battles spawned by grand Rev. Roscoe Brong, of West strength for our volunteers. $50,000 for community/con- in the very near future.
will make big money defending jury subpoenas and indictments Liberty, has accepted a call to Therefore, let it be known that vention center and athletic field. Sincerely,
or opposing it in Kentucky and Fletcher’s pardons of those become pastor of the Freedom this money belongs to the citizens Whereas, a list of Morgan Timothy Conley
schools - but I expect the average indicted. Baptist Church in Garrard of Morgan County. We respect- County citizens supporting this Judge Executive
Kentuckian is more interested in After all, the house Demo- County. He will resign his posi-
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ments from using their powers of of strong Republican legislative March 1 5. Rev Brong formerly Reed, 6; Phipps, 2. Ezel –
eminent domain to take private action. published the LVC here. Oldfield,11; Carr, 1; Gilley, 2; routine session (Continued From Page Two)
property for the benefit of private On the subject of Fletcher’s SPEED LIMIT Davis, 2; Motley, l.
developers. two-year spending plan, whatever TO BE ENFORCED Scoring for the Cannel City in Last week’s meeting of the Morgan County Sheriff’s Office,
Evidently, while Fletcher has final budget is passed by the Bill McKenzie, town marshal, the Frenchburg game: Finch, 5; Morgan County Fiscal Court was West Liberty Police Department,
spent months attacking Demo- House and Senate – and this year, calls attention to the citizens of Perkins, 7; R. Lacy, 4; J. Lacy, 2; devoted mainly to routine first-of- Kentucky State Police Post 8, and
cratic Attorney General Greg they had better pass a budget or West Liberty that we have a speed Reed, 5; Phipps, 1. the year business. the Morgan County Jailer.
Stumbo for his ongoing special there likely will be a lot of new limit law. This law prohibits Scores of the During the meeting, the court The drug roundup comes just
grand jury investigation of the faces in both chambers at the ear- speeds in excess of 20 mph within tournament games approved a number of budget two weeks before citizens of
Fletcher administration’s person- liest opportunity – should have a the town city limits. Frenchburg 34, Sandy Hook amendments, paid bills, including Morgan County plan to hold an
nel practices, Democratic leaders provision that any Kentucky DR. CENTER DIES 17; $6,073.87 to Frederick and May anti-drug march and rally to draw
in the House were busy putting school system that incurs legal AT HAZEL GREEN Cannel City 42, Ezel 17; for supplies and repairs made to attention to the local problems
together a legislative agenda that expenses defending itself either Dr. Taylor Center, a practicing Cannel City 24, Frenchburg the Boneal plant building and with illegal drugs.
not even Senate Republican lead- for not teaching intelligent design physician in Hazel Green for 38 29; $5,040.00 to Country Carpet for
ers could attack as being “anti- or for teaching it will send those years, died Sunday night. Dr. West Liberty 74, Frenchburg work completed at the county
family.” legal bills to be paid out of the Center became ill Saturday night 20. courthouse on Main Street. (The CHILDREN’S BOOKS
The Democrats, in fact, seem governor’s office appropriation. from meningitis from an infection All-District Team cost of the work at the courthouse
to have co-opted the time-tested Fletcher surely wouldn’t want in his ear. He graduated from the Lawrence Bruce McLin, West will be reimbursed by the state WANTED FOR
“family values” GOP mantra right money diverted from teachers’ Hospital College of Medicine in Liberty; Harold Bellamy, West Administrative Office of the LIBRARY
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UNITE March ... Democrats. choir provided music at the fu- Little, Frenchburg; Slusher, Department, subject to audit, and book supply this year. I am ask-
Commonwealth’s Attorney, neral. Members of the choir were, Frenchburg. voted to return all excess fees ing for help from our commu-
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reeves, Mrs. collected over the past year to the
37th Judicial District — David D. nity and various local organi-
(Continued From Page One) Flatt, incumbent, Democrat of Grace Adkins, Johnny Blair, Need info, photos Sheriff’s office. zations. We have a wonderful
Christine McGuire, Betty Jo
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Seek Projects ... fort and see the highway depart- The Licking Valley Courier, P.O. If you have any questions,
tive over the past three years. For
more information contact Karen ment to improve the roads. Box 187, West Liberty, Ky. WORDS OF WISDOM would like to help, or need
Engle toll-free at 1-866-678-6483. (Continued From Page One) March 8, 1945 41472. Peace will come wherever it is someone to pick books up,
Morgan County UNITE sincerely invited. Love will over- please call Jennifer Ison at 606-
Chairman Tharp said citizens can $5,000 for Cannel City Park BLUE DEVILS WIN WORDS OF WISDOM flow every sanctuary given it. 743-4770. Thank you for your
call the Drug Tip Hotline at any- walking track. TOURNEY It is better to be approximately Truth will grow where the fertil- help!
$5,000 for Ezel walking track. Frenchburg – which had elimi-
time at 1-866-424-4382. right than precisely wrong izer that nourishes it is also truth. Jenni Ison
$5,000 for Wrigley School nated Sandy Hook and Cannel
UNITE’s Treatment Referral —Warren Buffett —Alice Walker, Writer
walking track. City in earlier rounds – proved no
Hotline is 1-866-90-UNITE (1-
$5,000 for Crockett walking match for West Liberty when they
866-908-6483).
track. met in the finals. West Liberty
$15,000 for lighting around won 74-20 before a record crowd. FOR SALE
Candidates ...
Main Street courthouse. Ceded in the finals the Blue
Funds requested for 2007- Devils ran up a lead of 31-9 in
(Continued From Page One) 2008: the first half. McLin registered 22 Brick Home and Approx. 5 Acres
$50,000 for emergency ser- points in the game to give him an
Potter (incumbent), George vices. average of 17 points. Black On Riverside Drive in West Liberty
Weddington, Glenn Jones, all $100,000 for road department scored 14; Blair and Bellamy
Democrats. equipment. scored 10 each. Other scoring for
Magistrate Dist. 2 — Randy $50,000 for Community/Con- the Devils: Smith, 2; Nickell, 2;
Cantrell, Donna Gambill, Tony vention Center and athletic field. Reed, 8; Williams, 2.
Ball, Charlie T. Wright, all Demo-
In addition, the fiscal court and Scoring for the Cannel City
crats.
West Liberty City Government
Magistrate Dist. 3 — Brandon
are requesting $1,900,000
Elam, Doren Andrew Bradley,
through a Coal Severance Bond-
Stanley Riggsby, Dennie Lewis, WALLS OF GRACE
ing Fund for water line and equip-
Tommy Fannin, Jimmy Blair,
ment improvements and sewer CHRISTIAN
Tim Smith, all Democrats; John
plant and line improvements.
“Ed” Beasley, Republican.
Magistrate Dist. 4 — Frankie The allocation of coal sever- BOOKSTORE
Spencer (incumbent), Junior Ray ance tax monies returned to the
Montgomery, Johnnie Ray Smith, counties is controlled in large part 29 Wheeler Street
Henry Keeton, all Democrats. by the legislature. Both Rep. West Liberty, KY
Magistrate Dist. 5 — Bill Stacy and Sen. Stivers are influ-
Located between east
Gullett, Bobby Adkins, Douglas ential members of the appropria-
Main Street and north
Vance, Robert “Bob” Phipps, tions and revenue committees in
Broadway beside
Burton Stacy, all Democrats. their respective branches of the
Marsha’s Beauty Shop
Constable Dist. 1 — Steve General Assembly and exercise
and behind Tom’s Pizza
Pelfrey, Democrat. considerable control in determin- 2 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, tile and carpet,
Constable Dist. 3 — Everett ing which projects in their dis- Weekly Specials
central heat/air, gas and electric heat, 30 ft.
“David” Elliott, Jr., Ronald tricts are allocated funds.
Monday – Friday x 30 ft. brick outbuilding (at right). 2-car
Caskey, both Democrats.
Constable Dist. 4 — Jarred WORDS OF WISDOM 9:00 am to 6:00 pm carport.
Reed Murphy, Democrat. They who give have all things; Closed Saturday & Sunday
Joe D. Stacy, 606-743-3594
Constable Dist. 5 — Leroy they who withhold have nothing. 606-743-9008
Phipps, Larry Adams, both —Hindu Proverb
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AREA
DEATHS
There was an officer who
made many unjust remarks about
General Robert E. Lee.
Later, the general was asked
what he thought of that officer,
and he gave him a splendid rat-
ing.
“But haven’t you heard what
he’s been saying about you?” pro-
tested a friend.
Bronston Holbrook William E. Lacy, Sr. “Yes,” Lee answered. “But I
was asked of my opinion of him.
Bronston A. Holbrook, 81, William Earl Lacy, Sr., 85, Not his opinion of me.”
Buford Berry
resident of the Greenwich- died at Georgetown Healthcare That is love.
Shenandoah, Ohio, area died Thursday, Jan. 12, 2006. Buford Berry, 76, of Sudith, The Living Bible says, “Love
Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2005, in He was born in Wolfe County, died Monday, January 16, 2006, is very patient and kind. Love
Lola C. Moore Ashland Samaritan Hospital, Kentucky, March 8, 1920, a son at Ridgeway Nursing Home, in does not demand its own way. It
Lola Christine Blankenship Ashland, Ohio. of the late Andrew Courtney and Owingsville. inso nt ohto lidrr igtarubdleg eosr atonudc whyil.l Iht adrodelys
Moore, 87, of Blaze Road, West Born February 27, 1924, at Anna Pearl Clark Lacy. Born June 18, 1929, in even notice when others do it
Liberty, died Tuesday, Jan. 10, Mima, Kentucky, Bronston was a William was a retired farmer Menifee County, Kentucky, wrong.”
2006, at Morgan County Appala- Helen L. Clevenger son of the late Henry G. and and member of the First Christian Buford was a son of Lula Slater
chian Regional Hospital, in West Helen L. Clevenger, 82, of Nancy M. (Bradley) Holbrook. Church, in Georgetown, and was Berry Fields, of Frenchburg, and
Liberty. Fairborn, Ohio, died Wednesday, He had been a Shenandoah area a former member of Hazel Green the late Earnest Berry. Ten free trees
Born August 3, 1918, in Mor- Nov. 16, 2005, in the Greene resident the majority of his life. Christian Church. He was a mem- He was a retired factory
gan County, Kentucky, Lola was Memorial Hospital, Xenia, Ohio. Mr. Holbrook was a veteran of ber of Masonic Lodge #507, a worker, and member of Big from Arbor Day
a daughter of the late Garfield She was born January 1, 1923, World War II, serving in the U.S. member of Farm Bureau, and Woods Community Church, at Foundation
Blankenship and Minnie Phillips at Pomp, in Morgan County, Ken- Navy. He was employed with served on the Board of Directors Wellington.
Blankenship. tucky, a daughter of the late John Copperweld, retiring after 31 for Southern States and National In addition to his father, Ten free flowering trees will be
She was a homemaker, and Wade and Bessie Lou Haney years of service. He enjoyed farm- Farmers Organization, and was a Buford was preceded in death by given to each person who joins
member of Blaze Community Davis. ing his 50 acre farm, hunting, fish- member of the Square Dance his wife, Bonnie Brown Berry, a The National Arbor Day Founda-
Church, at Blaze. Helen was retired from the ing, and traveling back to Ken- Club and helped start several great granddaughter, Leeanna tion during January 2006.
In addition to her parents, she Heritage Nursing Home, in tucky. other clubs. Faye Berry, and a brother, Veril The free trees are part of the
was preceded in death by 3 infant Fairborn, where she was em- In addition to his parents, he In addition to his parents, he Berry. nonprofit Foundation’s Trees for
daughters and 2 infant sons. ployed as a nurses aide, and at- was preceded in death by his first was preceded in death by his wife, Survivors besides his mother America campaign.
Survivors include her husband, tended the Church of God in wife, Violet Holbrook; two broth- Edna Mae Immel Lacy. include one daughter, Brenda The ten trees are 2 White
Willie Otis Moore; two daughters, Fairborn. ers, Vincel and Brenford Survivors include two sons, Brooks, of Sudith; two sons, Flowering Dogwoods, 2 Flower-
April Edna Marie Gartin and hus- In addition to her parents, she Holbrook; his half sister, Carmie John Lacy and wife, Rosemary, Curtis Berry and Myles Berry, ing Crabapples, 2 Washington
band, Sam, of Dayton, Ohio, and was preceded in death by two sis- Holbrook Burks; and two step- of Georgetown, and William Earl both of Frenchburg; three sisters, Hawthorns, 2 American Redbuds,
Anetta J. Garland and husband, ters, Lois Moreland and Jewel daughters, Vicky Hardin and Lacy, Jr. and wife, Patricia, of Jean Miller, of Denniston, Gaye and 2 Kousa Dogwoods.
Ted, of Springboro, Ohio; four Davis. Louise Bristow. Ocala, Florida; one daughter, Craft, of Mariba, and Merrel “These compact trees were se-
sons, Vernon Moore and wife, Those left to cherish her Survivors include his wife, Katherine and husband, Rev. Fred Lawson, of Frenchburg; three lected for planting in large or
Classie, of West Liberty, Vondal memory include two daughters, Evelyn Legg Holbrook, whom he Nippert, of Edwardsport, Indiana; brothers, Roger Berry and Charles small spaces,” John Rosenow, the
Moore and wife, Clara, and J.C. Pamela Clevenger, of Fairborn, wed Dec. 5, 1988; his step-chil- five grandchildren, Preston Lacy, Berry, both of Wellington, and Foundation’s president, said.
Moore and Mary Jane Ohio, and Klydia Whited and hus- dren and their spouses, Ron and Robert Lacy and wife, Valarie, Virgil Berry, of Shelby, Ohio; 4 “They will give your home the
Whittington, all of Miamisburg, band, Roy, of Deer Lodge, Ten- Marjorie Parrish, of Shelby, Ohio, Karen Nippert, Tim Nippert and grandchildren and 8 great grand- beauty of lovely pink, white, and
Ohio, and Kenneth R. Moore, of nessee; a son, Michael Clevinger Gary Parrish, of Tiro, Ohio, Tim wife, Kerry, and Susan Moller and children. yellow flowers –and also provide
Centerville, Ohio; two sisters, and wife, Mary, of Dayton, Ohio; and Brenda Parrish, of Ontario, husband Rene’; and two great Funeral services were con- winter berries and nesting sites for
Nannie Hughes, of New Port, Ky., four sisters, Rella Whitt, of Karen Keller, of Tiro, Ohio, Tina grandchildren. ducted at 11 a.m. Wednesday, songbirds.”
and Alene Eagle, of Clearfield; 14 Fairborn, Ohio, Betty Adams and and Jack Lykins, of Shenandoah, Funeral services were con- January 18, at Menifee Home For The trees will be shipped post-
grandchildren, 36 great grandchil- husband, Jesse, of Fairborn, Ohio, Ohio, and Linda and Bob Filter, ducted at 11 a.m. Saturday, Janu- Funerals, with Rev. Jess Brewer paid at the right time for planting
dren, and 26 plus great, great Charlene Watern and husband, of Mohican, Ohio; three nieces, ary 14, at Tucker, Yocum, and officiating. Burial followed in the between February 1 and May 31
grandchildren. Don, of Kettering, Ohio, and Jean Zelda Fannin, Myrtle Fannin, and Wilson Funeral Home, with Rev. Barker Cemetery, at Mariba, with with enclosed planting instruc-
Funeral services were con- Patrick, of West Liberty; a Wilda Burks, and one nephew, Fred Nippert officiating. Addi- Menifee Home For Funerals, of tions. The six to twelve inch trees
ducted at 1 p.m. Friday, January brother, Drexel Davis and wife, Dallas Burks and wife, Arzola, all tional services were conducted at Frenchburg, in charge of arrange- are guaranteed to grow or they
13, at Herald and Stewart and Reva, of Fairborn, Ohio; four of West Liberty, Ky.; numerous 3 p.m. Saturday at Hazel Green ments. will be replaced free of charge.
Halsey Chapel with Rev. Vernon grandsons, Michael Clevinger, of step grandchildren, and other rela- Christian Church. Burial followed Pallbearers were friends and Members also receive a sub-
Lewis and Rev. Eugene Haney Xenia, Ohio, Scott Clevinger and tives. in Hazel Green Cemetery, at Ha- relatives. scription to the Foundation’s bi-
officiating. Burial followed in the wife, Kenyon, of Fairborn, Ohio, Graveside services were con- zel Green, with Porter and Son monthly publication, Arbor Day,
Blankenship Cemetery, Hickory Tim Whited and wife, Holly, of ducted Thursday, Dec. 22, with Funeral Directors, of Campton, in and The Tree Book with informa-
Road, West Liberty, with Herald Florida; Jeff Whited, of Tennes- burial following in the Franklin charge of local arrangements. tion about tree planting and care.
and Stewart and Halsey Funeral see; five great grandchildren, Cemetery, in Mansfield, Ohio, In lieu of flowers, memorial To become a member of the
Home, of West Liberty, in charge Kyle, Corrina, Cassidy, and with Barkdull Funeral Home, of contributions were suggested to Foundation and to receive the free
of arrangements. Nicole Clevinger, Abigail Shelby, Ohio, in charge of ar- First Christian Church. trees, send a $10 contribution to
rangements.
Pallbearers were Michael Whited; as well as numerous TEN FREE FLOWERING
The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not
Moore, Kenny Moore, Vondal nieces, nephews, other family and TREES, National Arbor day
want. A PRAYER FOR PEACE
Moore, Brad Elam, J.C. Moore, friends. Foundation, 100 Arbor Avenue,
He maketh me to lie down in green Oh, God our help in ages last,
and Vernon Moore. Funeral services were con- Nebraska City, NE 68410, by
pastures; our hope in years to be, Look
ducted at 11 a.m. Monday, Nov. January 31, 2006. Or go online to
He leadeth me beside the still down upon this troubled world
21, at Belton-Stroup Funeral arborday.org.
GOOD NIGHT DEAR GOD waters. and see our need of thee. For in
Home, in Fairborn, Ohio, with
The sun has gone down from He restoreth my soul; this age of unrest, with violence
Rev. Eugene Haney and Rev.
the sky and peace of night is Harold Davis officiating. He leadeth me in the paths of all around we need thy hand to THINK ON THESE THINGS
drawing nigh. I pray, dear God Burial was in the Byron Cem- righteousness for His name’s lead us to higher, safer ground, If you are ever plagued with
my soul you’ll keep while in your etery, Fairborn, Ohio. Memorial sake. without thy help and counsel we doubt,
loving arms I sleep. Forgive the contributions, if desired, may be Yea, though I walk through the are helpless to restore and safety And question whether God’s
things I did today when from made to the American Cancer valley of the shadow of death, I and security in our hearts and about,
your glorious path I’d stray. As I Society in memory of Helen. will fear no evil; homes once more, and give us William M. Peyton Try thinking on some simple
slumber through the night, please for Thou art with me; strength and courage to be hon- things;
take my hand and hold it tight, Thy rod and Thy staff they comfort orable and true and to place our William “Bill” Monroe You’ll be surprised the peace it
and when I awake to a bright new POINT TO PONDER me. trust implicity in unseen things Peyton, 61, of Bill Peyton Road, brings--
morn, restored, refreshed, re- Blessed is the man who does Thou preparest a table before me and you. Keep us kind and West Liberty, died Wednesday, A sleeping child; a summer’s day;
newed, reborn, I’ll try again Dear not insist upon talking about his in the presence of mine enemies; humble and fill our hearts with January 11, 2006, at his residence. A puppy, awkward in its play;
God to be the person you would children when I want to talk about Thou anointest my head with oil; love, which in the selfish, greedy Mr. Peyton was born Tuesday, The clean, washed air that follows
hope of me. (Submitted by Alpha mine. my cup runneth over. world man has so little of. For- December 5, 1944, in Morgan rain;
Clevenger) (Submitted by Alpha Clevenger) Surely goodness and mercy shall give our transgressions and help County, Kentucky, a son of the A diamond-frosted window
follow me all the days of my life; us find the way to a better world late Ova Forrest and Allie Mar- pane;
and I will dwell in the house of for everyone where man is in garet Peyton Peyton. An apple tree all pink and white;
the Lord for ever. peace each day. He was a carpenter and truck The stillness of a starlit night;
(pd) (Submitted by Alpha Clevenger) driver, and member of the Church A fire crackling on the hearth;
of Christ, at Frenchburg. The smell of freshly spaded
Survivors include his wife, earth;
WORDS OF WISDOM POINT TO PONDER
Twila Sue Noble Peyton; three A trail you knew once long ago;
A clay pot sitting in the sun Tears are the safety valve of
children, Ova Monroe Peyton and A picket fence high-capped
will always be a clay pot. It has the heart when too much pressure
wife, Melissa, Margaret Taulbee with snow;
to go through the white heat of is laid on it.
and husband, Emerson, and An- A song your mother used to sing-
the furnace to become porcelain. (Submitted by Alpha Clevenger)
thony Wayne Peyton and girl- Why you can pick most
friend, Linda, all of West Liberty; anything
six grandchildren, Twila Perkins, And you will find your answer
Peace of Mind...
Michelle Preston, Lee Taulbee, there--
Tiffany Taulbee, Josh Perkins, It’s still God’s world--He’s
....Today, more and more people are pre-arranging and Rejonna Ratliff; one great everywhere!
and pre-financing their own funerals in advance. grandchild, William Lee Preston; --Helen Lowrie Marshall in “Quiet Power,”
eight brothers, Delbert and Betty © 1985 by Baker Book House
We as funeral directors with a back ground of many Peyton, and Marita Lynn and (Submitted by Alpha Clevenger)
years experience can explain to you the advantages David Cade, all of Ezel, Robert
and Maurene Peyton, Merle and
of the Pre-Need and Pre-Financing funeral services. GOD’S PRESENCE
Judy Peyton, Gay Nell Cox, and
This is one of the first steps in facing reality. Call or I hear the voice proclaim from
Anna Adkins, all of West Liberty,
loftiest of trees, I can hear Him
write: Diana Gail Montgomery and hus-
softly whisper in the passing of a
band, Jimmy, and Alberta
breeze. I hear Him gently sing-
Herald & Stewart & Halsey Marlene Peyton, all of Ohio.
ing in the rippling of a stream, and
Funeral services were con-
WE UNDERSTAND feel the warmth of His presence
ducted at 1 p.m. Friday, Jan. 13,
Funeral Home in the dancing of a beam of sun
at Potter Funeral Home Chapel,
In your time of grief, our knowledge and experience, upon the water as it glides across
with Elder Randy Imel officiat-
born of many years of experience in faithfully serving with ease upon a sparkling lake
367 Main Street • West Liberty, KY 41472 ing. Burial followed in Peyton
the families of this community, can offer you guidance Cemetery, at Kellacey, with Pot- or blue water of the seas. I can
sense His power in the thunder
Phone [phone] and comfort. Our final tribute to your loved one shall ter Funeral Home, of West Lib-
and the lightning. Oh, so bright,
be a service of beauty and reverence. erty, in charge of arrangements.
Hear the ringing of His voice in
Pallbearers were Chris Peyton,
— Licensed Funeral Directors & Embalmers — the twinkling stars at night. Yet
Anytime Day or Night Lee Taulbee, Curtis Adkins,
Randy Halsey & Ryan Halsey we not travel up a mountain, nor
Steven Preston, Tim Perkins, Dale
— Licensed Lady Funeral Directors— Our Services Are At Your Command to the far seas, we can sense His
Bailey, John Gibson, Dave Evans,
awesome presence in prayer upon
Jeanelle Y. Halsey & Patsy Brown Our Prices Within The Means Of All Billy Osborne, and Marty Adkins.
our knees.
24 HOUR OBITUARY LINE Submitted by Alpha
Potter Funeral Home, Inc. DID YOU KNOW? Clevenger
Call [phone] TV Puppet Howdy Doody had
329 Glenn Avenue • West Liberty, KY • Phone [phone], day or night a sister. Her name was Heidi
Doody. Don’t Forget To Renew
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Memory Hill
I. B.’s Column
& Roundabout
By Hazel B. Craft
Jan. 16--The past two weeks Editor’s Note: Our buddy, I.
B., has been down in the dumps.
have gone so fast.
I have been one busy person Judging from his latest column,
trying to get material ready for which follows, he seems to be
weathering what sounds to us like
Morgan and Franklin Accoun-
tants. I checked with them last a mid-life crisis of some sort.
week. Hopefully I can soon get More introspective, a hint of som-
berness maybe that wasn’t there
the material together that they
will need to bring Memory Hill before, but he appears to be ad-
Foundation up to date. justing, working his way through
it, and to be getting back to his
the best of wishes are extended
to the sick and shutins, especially old irreverent self, to-wit:
both Frank Hall and C.W. Benton. Sad Movies And Sad
They have both been in the hos- Songs Make Me Cry
pital--haven’t heard if they are
I suspect I’m gettin’ senile and
released or not. C.W. is in Florida
may have parttimers. I’m
where he and Connie are spend- Memory Hill around 1960 beginnin’ to think I have a por- SHEETS BOOKKEEPING & TAX SERVICE
ing some time this winter. The above photograph shows Memory Hill shortly after the first nographic memory. 210 Riverside Drive • West Liberty, KY 41472
Douglas Hall called today. He home was remodeled. Mr. Hayden Ratliff, a local carpenter, was Don’t get me wrong. I love my
didn’t know when they would be responsible for the construction of the ranch style home that wife. But I still appreciate the 606-743-7080 • 743-3914
in--said he had some doctor ap- was built around the first house. sight of beutiful women. It brings Monday Through Saturday — 8:00 am to 6:00 pm
pointments to take care of. back memories of days gone by REFUND ANTICIPATION LOAN, ANTICIPATION CHECK
I talked to Bill Stamper last
This is a family cemetery but who is a brother to my grandfa- when I was a man among men,
night. Dennis Robinson is spend-
friends are welcome to be buried ther, Daniel Taulbee. He is a great when I held the world in the palm
ing some time with him--said they in this nice cemetery. friend to Memory Hill and has of my hand, when I could look at White Oak I would like to send get well
sure were catching some fish. My, I am feeling old. made some nice donations. He a woman and see attraction, even wishes to Roy Burgess, of
Dennis treated Bill and Wanda for Chalmer’s daughter, Betty Hatton said he and his brother, Winston, temptation in her eye. I saw mys- By James Lacy Middletown, Ohio, who fell and
a great meal. It was Wanda’s Welch, and her husband, Larry, plan to pay Memory Hill a visit tery. I saw challenge. Is that bad? Jan. 16--Excuse me for not broke his hip.
birthday. Dennis lives in are the parents of three children, this spring or summer. Impatience is a virtue of the writing the news more often. I Grover Adams, of Cannel City,
Mooresville, Indiana, and re- six grandchildren, and two great Memory Hill had some nice young, so you older folks, don’t have been pretty sick. took your writer to Lexington re-
cently retired. grandchildren. I had Betty in first visitors the past Sunday. They get your dander up — I know a Eating Christmas eve dinner cently to see his heart doctor.
Chalmer Hatton was buried in grade at Cannel City several years included John and Emma Sparks lot of people the same age as me with Leberta Potter were Rayette Mrs. Wilma Holbrook had sur-
the Memory Hill Cemetery Tues- ago. So many of the children I and their granddaughter, Claryssa and they ain’t dead yet, and I Potter, Austin Thornsberry, Mr. gery at St. Claire, in Morehead,
day, Jan. 11. Some time ago taught in first grade are retired. Simpson, and Emma’s mother, promise you, every man out there and Mrs. Denzil Potter, Aaron last week.
Chalmer’s wife, Mary Lou, se- One of these days I would like to Bernice Spradlin. They seemed to at one time or other in his life has Potter, Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Visiting your writer recently
lected a burial plot for the two. have a get together of the children enjoy the tour very much. Mrs. experienced that sensation. If you Lindon and family, Mr. and Mrs. were Mr. and Mrs. Cletis Potter,
I taught. I taught the first year Spradlin remarked, “I have been say “not,” then you must have Gene Whitaker and Raylee, Mr. of Cannel City.
when I was twenty years old at through several museums but been eat up with ugly and maybe and Mrs. Greg Gullett and fam- I want to thank all of my
the Mud Lick School on Hunting have never seen so many interest- you’re already senile like I sus- ily, Mr. and Mrs. Whitaker, neighbors for being so good to me
KIRK Creek, in Breathitt County. One ing things as we were priviledged pect I’m gettin’. Carolyn Oldfield, and your writer. while I have been sick.
of my students I had that year, to see at Memory Hill.” It thrills You know, used to I could sit Having Christmas dinner with Sorry to hear about the death
Junell Roark, (can’t think of her me so much to have visitors to and watch a movie like “My Best Mr. and Mrs. Earl Holbrook were of Albert Wingo. My sympathy
last name), sent Memory Hill view the collection that Wardie Friend’s Wedding” or listen to a Mr. and Mrs. Mike Stamper and goes to his family. Albert and I
L F $100. I wrote and told her if all and I collected throughout the al- sad song like “Skin (Sarabeth)” fGarmeigl yH, oofl bKrionogks,p oMrtr, .T aenndne Msseres,. were old classmates.
AW IRM my students donated that amount most sixty years of our marriage. by Rascal Flatts and it wouldn’t
Emanuel Holbrook and family,
to Memory Hill, we would have In fact, I tell people this place is bother me. But now that I’m National basketball
Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Holbrook, of
no financial problems. That is the what has kept me going. I cer- older, things like that make me
Has Career Opportunities second donation she made to tainly appreciate so many inter- cry sometimes. South Shore, and Brett Holbrook. camp applications
Christmas dinner guests of Mr.
Memory Hill. esting people who helped to make Maybe I am senile. Maybe I
For Two Highly-Qualified, and Mrs. Hallard Allen were Mrs. are available now
Thanks Joy Pisciotto for the this collection possible. have forgotten that I’m supposed
Lisa Cottle and family, Mr. and
Personable Attorneys. book that you donated to the In sorting out some of the to be the rock my precious wife Applications are now being
Mrs. Larry Lykins and family, Mr.
Edwin and Hilda Benton Library. many collections that have been stands on and the light that guides evaluated for the Ten Star All Star
and Mrs. Danny Allen, Mr. and
Send Inquiries To It was written by Carolyn stored in the work area, I ran her through this awful beautiful Mrs. Dwayne Lewis and Morgan, Summer Basketball Camp. The
Kennedy. across a folder from the Rousseau world. Maybe I do have camp is by invitation only. Boys
and Rebecca Allen.
P.O. Box 339 One of my cousins called and School in Breathitt County, who parttimers. Maybe, just maybe, I and girls ages 10-19 are eligible
Christmas dinner guests of Mr.
we had a nice, long conversation visited Memory Hill in 1993. Two long to be the knight in shining to apply.
and Mrs. John Potter were Mr.
Paintsville, KY 41240 a few days ago. he is Lowell of the teachers I knew--Janice armor from a long time ago who Past participants include
and Mrs. Chris Murphy, Kaleigh
Taulbee, son of Raymond Taulbee Houndshell and Mazie Williams. rescues the damsel in distress and Michael Jordan, Tim Duncan,
C-1-19-1T and grandson of Preston Taulbee, Anyway the visiting students rides off into the sunset and a life and Austin, William Casey, Mr. Vince Carter, Jerry Stackhouse,
and Mrs. Mark Murphy, and your
wrote great letters explaining of passionate love. Grant Hill and Antawn Jamison.
writer.
what impressed them the most. I guess I really am a senile citi-
Your writer spent Christmas Players from 50 states and 18
Most of the children were nine or zen with parttimers and I guess I
Jimmy Cantrell night with Mr. and Mrs. Cletis foreign counties attended the
ten years old. I sure enjoyed read- really do have a pornographic
Potter and Mr. and Mrs. Nathan 2005 camp. College basketball
ing their letters once again. Most memory. If any of you men have
Potter, of Cannel City. scholarships are possible for
of them remarked, “I sure want a problem with that, meet me at Visiting your writer over the players selected to the All-Ameri-
Advertising to pay another visit.” They are the courthouse lawn at the second holidays were Earl and Eleanor can Team.
now adults--sure hope they will red light and we’ll settle this man-
Holbrook, Mrs. Leberta Potter, For a free brochure call
pay another visit. to-man (fisticuffs). Behind the
Mrs. Leanne Lindon, Bryce [phone] anytime.
Within the past two weeks tears of this sissy is man ready to
Holbrook, Emanuel Holbrook, C-1-19-11t
Political And Specialty Deborah and I visited two fight his way out. Remember, if Mr. and Mrs. Tom Potter, of Ha-
churches on Sunday--Tarkiln your cause ain’t to die for, you’ll
zel Green, Mr. and Mrs. Greg He that knows that enough is
Regular Baptist, at Paintsville, always lose the fight.
Potter and boys, and Donald enough will always have enough.
Advertising where Paul Pelphrey is the pas-
—I. B. Lowoften Adams. —Lao-Tzu, 6th Century B.C.
tor; and the Holbrook Memorial
in Magoffin County. There were
great services at both places.
[phone]
Larry Lavender, Jr., son of
Orville (Cat) Lavender, called last
week. He said he and his wife
The FIRM with...
planned to visit Redeemed
Call Me For Your Church this coming Sunday. He
is an ordained minister.
I had a nice conversation (in
Political Advertising Needs!
fact two) with Rick Holbrook, son
of Clyde holbrook (my first K L F
cousin). He said his wife and
“Serving The Area Since 1969” IRK AW IRM
Clyde planned to visit Memory
C-1-19-1T Hill one day next week. Clyde is
the son of Harrison and Media
Bach Holbrook. Media is a sister
to my dad.
Thanks to all who called in-
Consignment Paintsville • Inez • Salyersville • Louisa • Prestonsburg
cluding Bill Stamper, Doug Hall,
Rick Holbrook, Angela Jackson, Pikeville • Ashland • McDowell • Lexington • Morehead
Farm Machinery
and probably others.
Sorry to hear of the passing of
Paul Bach, of Ohio--son of Tint We Work For Workers
Auction
and Bessie Roark Bach. Clayton
Montgomery called Mitchell
Arnett with the news. he lived in
Saturday, Jan. 21, 2006, 9 A.M. No Corporations. No Coal Companies.
Ohio. His mother and my mother
8:30 a.m. • Small Equipment are first cousins.
Thanks, Ora Lee Arnett (wife No Insurance Companies. No Banks.
10:00 a.m. No Exceptions
of Mitchell Arnett), for the nice
• New Box Blade 6’, 7’, 8’
collection of canned products.
• New Bushhogs Coming back to Paul Pelphrey, Call us at 297-5888 for free consult
• New Tillers • Used Bushhogs of Paintsville. After church he and
his wife, Justine, left for Florida
• 25 Tractors (All Sizes And Descriptions)
for a couple of months. They left This is an advertisement
• Trucks • Tractors • Tillage directly after church. Our pastor,
E-1-6-7T
• Hay Equipment Roy Collett, will be in charge of
the services the first Sunday in
February. Hopefully there will be
Receiving Dates:
a good crowd on that Sunday.
Jan. 14th, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Jan. 16th-20th, 8:30 a.m. to Two weeks ago there was a EASTERN KENTUCKY
5 p.m.; Jan. 21, 6 a.m. to 9 a.m.
picture of our first little house. In
LOCATION: Eastern Tobacco Warehouse, US 60 East, Morehead, this week’s paper will be a pic-
TOBACCO WAREHOUSE
Ky.. From I-64 Exit 137 Take 32 East To US 60 East. Turn Left. ture of the ranch style home that
Approximately 1 Mile On Right. Watch For Sign. enclosed the first little house. the
ranch style house was made pos-
FUTURE SALES sible by Haden Ratliff, a great is now signing contracts with
• February 18, 2006 • March 18, 2006 carpenter. This project took place
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
around 1960. Then in the last of
Payment To Sellers Day Of Sale the 70s and the early 80s, the co-
lonial developed.
Contracts are available at
VISA and MasterCard Accepted.
TERMS: Cash or good check with proper I.D.. Out of state buyers Morgan Co. Extension Eastern Kentucky Tobacco Warehouse in Morehead, KY.
needs letter of credit from bank. No buyers premium. Payment to
seller day of auction. All equipment is subject to daily trading. Homemakers events
Announcements made day of the auction takes precedence over “Lighten Up, Life’s Not that Hours are 8:00 to 5:00 Monday-Saturday
all advertisement prior to the auction.
Serious” leader training will be
You may call [phone] for more information
held 10 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 25,
Mike Phipps, Auctioneer, 1660 Adams Road, Owingsville, Ky.
at the Morgan County extension
40360; Phone [phone]
office. OTHER CONTACT NUMBERS:
Jim Wright, Phone [phone]; Cell [phone]
The Old School House An-
Robbie Bradley, Phone [phone]
Eastern Tobacco Warehouse tiques Trip to Farmers, Ky. will Arch Johnson, Jr. [phone]
be Tuesday, Jan. 31. Those plan-
US 60, Morehead, Ky.
ning to attend should meet at the Danny Crawford [phone]
Arch Johnson, Phone [phone]
extension office at 8:30 a.m.
Call for information: [phone], [phone], [phone]
Anyone can attend these Charlie Copher [phone]
Auctioneer’s Note: Demand good for equipment. We need buyers
events. We hope to see you there!
and sellers. We appreciate all the business we had in the past.
LaDonna Motley [phone]
Thanks for all the successful sales of the past.
Not Responsible For Theft, Fire, Or Accidents In politics, if you want any-
WE ARE ABSOLUTELY NOT thing said, ask a man — if you
WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS!
want anything done, ask a
RESPONSIBLE FOR NO SHOWS
woman.
C-1-19-3T W-1-20-3T E-1-20-3T
C-1-12-2t, W-1-13-2t, E-1-13-2t —Margaret Thatcher
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sion has been changed to the third Morgan County DAV Chapter #132 has a drawing at the end of
Historical Society
Thursday of each month at 12 each year for a monogrammed DAV winter jacket to be given away
noon. All meetings are open to the meeting set Jan. 21 to one of its members. The 2005 lucky winner is Darrell Gene
public. Morgan County Historical So- Adams, right, of Cannel City. Making the presentation is Com-
ciety will meet Saturday, Jan. 21, mander Kenny Brown, left. Darrell is an active member of the Honor
PIZZA
Alcoholics Anonymous at 1 p.m., at Pattie’s Place, Guard Firing Squad and is a veteran of the Vietnam War. He is a Pick up,
meetings every Sunday Prestonsburg Street, in West Lib- very active member and represents DAV in an honorable manner. Delivery
Dine In
erty. Congratulations, Darrell, and keep up the good work.
Alcoholics Anonymous meet-
907 PRESTONSBURG STREET • WEST LIBERTY, KENTUCKY 41472
ings are held every Sunday at 8
Benefit for Wendell Phone: [phone]
p.m., in the basement of Morgan
County Water District Office. Gevedon set Jan. 21 Middle School Site Base Sulphur Springs Church
C-11-10-tf A benefit has been scheduled meeting slated Jan. 23 services Jan. 21 and 22 - Now Open On Sunday -
for Wendell Gevedon, who has
The Morgan County Middle Sulphur Springs Enterprise
WLES Kids Clues Club been diagnosed with cancer, Sat-
School Site Based Decision Mak- Baptist Church, at Crockett, will
meetings are scheduled urday, Jan. 21, from 4 to 10 p.m., 18’’ Extra Large Pizza
ing Council will meet for regular have worship services Saturday,
at the Community Center, in West
The Kids Clues Club at West meeting on Monday, Jan. 23, at Jan. 21, at 7 p.m., with refresh-
Liberty Elementary School will Liberty. Activities will include an 3:30 p.m., in the school library. ments served afterward. Sunday With Up To 5 Toppings $1799
auction, cake walk, and door
meet on Feb. 10, March 10, April Darren Sparkman, Principal morning service will begin at 11 One 2-Liter or
prizes. Lykins Pawn Shop has
14 and May 12 from 1:30-2:30 Morgan County Middle a.m. The pastor Bro. Chris
p.m. Kids Clues Club is a program donated a guitar that will be School Baldwin, assistant pastor, Bro. Large Chips *Sales Tax Not Included
provided through the Family Con- raffled of during the evening. Bob Williams, and the congrega- PICK-UP ONLY
nection FRC to help establish a Four Morgan Countians have do- Interested parents! tion invite everyone to come and ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
nated handcrafted items to be sold
relationship between the pre- MSU at West Liberty Adult worship the Lord in spirit and in 15’’ Large Pizza
including a wooden bread box,
school child, the parent and the Education and Career Center is truth.
made by Frank Peyton; turkey
school. If you have any questions currently conducting GED With 2 Toppings $2399
calls, made by Mike Havens;
or would like to join us, please call classes at East Valley Elementary
743-8432. walking cane, made by Clifford School, Wednesdays 12 4:00. also Six Ways To X-Large Breadstix
Fellowship dinner at Naretiwst; Danedb ia H boeratuotnif. uTl hpearien twinilgl bbye aPvRaAilaXbIlSe pisr eCpO. NMoP aApSpSo,i nAtCmTe natn ids PMrinackiep lPee o1p: lBe eLciokme Ye oguenu- One 2-Liter Drink *SalePsI CTaKx-U NPo Ot INnLcYluded
gospel, bluegrass and country
Tom’s Branch Ch. Jan. 21 necessary, open door policy. The inely interested in other people. ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
music provided by several bands
There will be a fellowship din- adult learning center, located in Principle 2: Smile. Two 12’’ Pizzas
including Silver Creek, Bob and
ner at Tom’s Branch Church on West Liberty, is also offering Principle 3: Remember that a
the Gospel Boys, Mike Havens
Saturday, Jan. 21, beginning at 5 and Blue Mountain Grass, Gos- parenting classes each Tuesday at person’s name is to that person $1799
p.m., with worship services at 7 9:00 a.m. Different topics are dis- the sweetest and most important With Up To
pel Crossroads, John Rigsby,
p.m. The pastor, Bro. Jeff Mont- cussed each week and the center sound in any language.
gomery, and congregation invite Lonesome Mountain Boys, and welcomes any topics of interest Principle 4: Be a good listener. 4 Toppings
others. Food and drinks will be *Sales Tax Not Included
everyone to attend. available. All proceeds from the parents may have. Com join us Encourage others to talk about PICK-UP ONLY
and bring some new discussion
themselves.
Morgan Co. Extension evening will benefit Mr. to the table!
Homemakers events Gevedon. Principle 5: Talk in terms of PEPPERONI POUNDER
C-1-19-1t Services at New Salem the other person’s interests.
“Lighten Up, Life’s Not that Church this weekend Principle 6: Make the other 4 Different Types Of Cheese & $1099
Serious” leader training will be Singing at Assembly of person feel important — and do
held 10 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 25, Faith Saturday, Jan. 21 There will be services at New it sincerely. 100 Pieces Of Pepperoni...........
at the Morgan County extension Salem Church Saturday, Jan. 21,
Come join the Assembly of Dale Carnegie
office. and Sunday, Jan. 22. The business
Faith Church Saturday, Jan. 21,
The Old School House An- meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m.
at 7 p.m., for an evening of sing-
tiques Trip to Farmers, Ky. will Saturday, with the worship ser-
ing and fellowship. Gospel sing-
be Tuesday, Jan. 31. Those plan- vice following at 7 p.m. Bro.
ning to attend should meet at the ing Russell Griffith will be preaching.
extension office at 8:30 a.m. Refreshments will be served fol-
Wells Chapel Ch. of God
Anyone can attend these
lowing the Saturday evening ser-
events. We hope to see you there! supper, singing Jan. 28
vice. Sunday school will begin at
Revival set at New Wells Chapel Church of God, 10 a.m. on Sunday morning, fol-
on Stacy Fork, will have a sup- lowed by the worship service at
Beginnings Ch. of God
per, weather permitting, Saturday, 11 a.m. Everyone is invited to at-
Evangelist Matt Leslie, from Jan. 28, starting at 1 p.m. There tend by the pastor and congrega-
Columbus, Ohio, will be in re- will be special singers. Everyone tion. OPENS HUNDREDS OF NEW OFFICES NATIONWIDE
vival Jan. 22 thru Jan. 27 at New welcome.
Beginnings Church of God, lo- C-1-19-2t City Council to meet Local Office Announces
cated at 248 Blevins Road, West Monday, January 23
Liberty. Services will be at 7 p.m. Grace Baptist to host
The West Liberty City Coun-
nightly. Pastor Ruford Abner in- documentary Jan. 22 cil will meet in regular session Grand Opening Event
vites everyone to attend. Come Everyone is invited to see a Monday, Jan. 23, at 5 p.m., in the
expecting a miracle. documentary, “Beyond the Gates West Liberty City Hall Council
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Hello, my name is Connor Motley Salyer. I finally came into this
world on October 21, 2005. My proud parents are Reid and
Maria Motley Salyer, of Ezel. When I was born I weighed 5 lbs.
14 ozs. and was 18 1/4 inches long. My grandparents are Bobby
and Denise Motley and Alan and Theresa Salyer. I also have a
very special Aunt Maci Motley. My mommy and daddy would
like to thank everyone for all of the prayers and support through
Happy 50th wedding anniversary,
our difficult time and also let everyone know we are doing fine
Sewell and Norma Smith! now.
We love you all very much and are proud to have you as our
parents.
With love from your four children, Anthony and Sarah
Melissa, Sheldon, Melvin and Melinda Beculhimer mark
(Pd)
70th anniversary
Judging of String Along Guild
members’ quilt blocks is Tues.
HANDS/First Steps celebrates
String Along Quilt Guild After everyone finished eating
annual Christmas Celebration
members decided a few months the group gathered back in the
ago to make and enter quilt blocks meeting room for a Christmas gift
in a friendly competition. Well, exchange. A door prize, furnished On December 9, 2005, Gate- to welcome HANDS into their
the time has come for the judg- by Jane Collett, was won by way District’s HANDS Service life. Mothers and fathers are wel-
ing! Judges have been chosen; Myrtle Fannin. held their 9th annual Christmas come to meet with a spokesper-
first, second, and third place rib- Those attending were Fay Celebration. Approximately 100 son today.
bons have been purchased; and Jenkins, Myrtle Fannin, Thelma individuals throughout the Gate- The holiday event was made
quilt blocks are all finished. Judg- Ball, Sandi Adkins, Vanessa way Area, participating in possible by the overwhelming
ing will take place at the January Litton, Anna Keeton, Roberta HANDS and First Steps, enjoyed support from the following agen-
24th meeting, at the MSU Adult Hutchinson, Jane Collett, Libby an evening together building new cies and businesses:
Education Center, at Index. The Hammonds, Sandra Tyree, Sarah friendships and celebrating the Clark Energy, Northcutt and
group meets at 6:30 p.m. If you Tyree, Eleanor Holbrook, Janie holiday season. The annual event Son Home for Funerals, Bank of
have an interest in quilting, feel Collinsworth, Linda Perry and was comprised of a visit from the Mountains, Wal Mart, Anthony and Sarah
Beculhimer
free to come join us. guests, Gayle Hammonds, and Santa, caroling provided by the Morehead National Bank,
December meeting Linda Nickell of the MSU Adult MSU Student Methodist Center, Menifee County Pharmacy, Ster- Anthony and Sarah (Spradlin)
String Along Guild met for Education Center. (Many thanks, family photos, a Christmas Din- ling Pharmacy Group, Damon Beculhimer, of Beaver Dam, Ky.,
their Christmas meeting on Tues- Linda, for all you do to help our ner, gifts for the children, and in- Ballinger, Herald and Stewart and are celebrating 70 years of mar-
day, Dec. 20, at 6:30 p.m., at the group.) formation pertaining to parenting Halsey Funeral Home, Potter’s riage with their family.
MSU Adult Education Center, at during the holiday season. They resided most of their
ARH Auxiliary Funeral Home, Betty Lewis,
Index. HANDs represents a support- years in Morgan County, Ky.
American Legion, Season’s Flo-
The meeting opened with News ive service available to all first- Anthony and Sarah were mar-
President Libby Hammonds lead- time parents across the state. This rist, EKCC: Prison Industries, Big ried Jan. 19, 1936, in Sarah’s Thelma McGuire and her great,
ing the group in the Pledge to the Recently installed officers of free and voluntary service offers Lots, Hutton and Lloyd Tree home at White Oak Branch, Ky., great grandson, James Sampson
American Flag. the auxiliary were incumbents first-time parents a new partner in Farm, Family Dollar Distribution with the minister (Zoober) Bill Mays, Jr.
At the beginning of the meet- who were unanimously re- parenting. Our HANDS Staff can Center, Miller Furniture, St. Williams officiating.
ing, Mrs. Rocky (Christy) Bolin elected. Officers are Leota offer your family the knowledge Claire Outreach Center, Gateway Their children are Imogene Decoration Day
accepted a patchwork quilt from Sherman, President; Marlene of area community resources, in- District Health Department, Rudd, Christine, Dean, Anthony
the group. Libby Hammonds Clevenger, Vice President; Phyllis formation regarding how parents Carnico Stone’s, Peyton’s Phar- Jr., and Sharon Sue. Every year for as many as I can
made the presentation on behalf Keeton, Secretary; Anita Hunley, can influence their child’s life, macy, and MSU Student Method- Their grandchildren are Susan remember, my grandmother has
of the guild. The Bolin family lost Treasurer. and tips for ensuring your baby ist Center. Chinn, Kim Turner, Jeff made the trek to the cemetery on
their home and all of its contents The auxiliary is made up of a has the opportunity to grow up in Thank you all for your gener- Beculhimer, and Leigh Ann “Decoration Day.” She had been
to a house fire in late November. large number of women but is not a safe and nurturing environment. ous support which helped to cre- Tarango. puny all last winter, but hoped to
As the roll was called, mem- limited to women only. We have If you are a first-time parent ei- ate a truly magical event for the They have several great grand- feel better come Memorial Week-
bers answered by telling the num- and have had in the past men who ther expecting your first baby or families participating in both the children. end. As time drew closer, it was
ber of brothers and sisters they have been a great help to the or- who has a newborn under the age HANDS and First Steps service. Imogene and Dean reside in obvious Mamaw didn’t have the
have, and displayed “Show and ganization. of 3 months, please contact our We are grateful to your commit- Beaver Dam, Ky., close to their breath or the energy to make the
Tell” items. Two quilts, a Bear We would like to have you join office at [phone], your ment to the families in your area. parents. trek. You see, we have to drive to
Claw and a Flower Bouquet, us, we really need you. Some local health department, OB/ HANDS would also like to (Pd) the end of a holler up Pleasant
were shown. Everyone enjoyed members are not able to work GYN, or local hospital for details extend our great appreciation to Run in Morgan County, cross a
seeing these beautiful quilts. now and a couple are gone to of how you can receive an Extra Wal Mart for their ongoing sup- field, jump a stream and hike
Minutes from the previous Florida for the rest of the winter. Pair of Hands! During the last 3 port to first time families through Miss Waddell, Mr. straight up the backbone and then
meIenticnlgu dweedr ein r edaidsc aunsds iaopnp drouvriendg. The next meeting is 11:30 a.m. years, 240 families have chosen the HANDS service. Benton exchange asmcraolsls c ethmee tteorpy othf atth teim ried hgaes tfoo ra-
Tuesday, Jan. 31, at the hospital.
the business meeting was a quilt Join now and start a new year. vows Dec. 31st gotten. Mamaw has an uncle and
show, tentatively set for Saturday, three baby brothers buried there.
May 20, at the Community Cen- To pass the time, Mamaw always
ter, in West Liberty. The quilt SENIOR CITIZENS MENU regaled us with stories that took
show will be open to the public Monday, Jan. 23--Sliced ham you back 60 or 70 years to a time
free of charge. It is in the plan- w/raisin sauce, sweet potatoes, when they hauled their dead on a
ning stages, and will be hosted by green beans, white/wheat, marga- sleigh and drank from a spring.
String Along Quilt Guild. More rine, vanilla ice cream, milk. Memorial Day came and went.
about the event will be published Tuesday, Jan. 24--Chili con June came and went. Mamaw
at a later date. carne, pimento cheese sandwich, called in July and said she guessed
After the business meeting, the creamy cole slaw, white/wheat she was just getting too old. You
group enjoyed a delicious potluck crackers, margarine, fresh apple, could hear the disappointment in
meal. Ladies filled their plates milk. her voice. She wished she were
from a variety of dishes includ- Wednesday, Jan. 25--Beef able to go. We went back and forth
ing turkey, chicken and dump- stew, buttered lima, carrot raisin with ideas of how to get an old
lings, cocktail sausages, ham and salad, corn bread, margarine, pea- woman up on that hill. We finally
cheese tray, broccoli casserole, nut butter cookie, milk. settled on 4-wheelers. My hus-
crackers and dip, sweet grape and Thursday, Jan. 26--Tuna salad band had one and a nephew of
other fruit salads, cole slaw, rolls, sandwich, tomato soup, potato hers had another one. It would
bread sticks, cream candy, white salad, white/wheat, margarine, take 3 times longer and take us
chocolate and peanut butter cook- fruit cocktail, milk. miles out of the way, but she was
ies, and dined in the lobby near a Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Benton determined to try.
Mamaw made everyone prom-
beautifully decorated Christmas
tree. The soft glow of the lights Trivia Tidbit Jeremy Benton and Kelley ise to go slow and be extra care-
created a serene atmosphere for Robert Silliman Hillyer was an Waddell were married Saturday, ful. She even made us get off a
the holiday meal. American lyric poet. Wins bicycle at McKenzie’s Shopwise Dec. 31, 2005, at 3 o’clock in the few times and meander up the
rough spots. She rode on one with
afternoon, at the Flat Fork
Jerald Amyx, of West Liberty, was the winner of a bicycle given her nephew and my husband,
Church, in Carter County, Ky.
away at Christmas at McKenzie’s Shopwise. Mr. Amyx grandson and I rode on the other
Jeremy is the 20-year-old son
answered a child’s Christmas wish when he surprised her with one. After what seemed like an
of Ada Benton, and the grandson
the bicycle. He presented the bicycle to Tara Lea Bright, who is eternity, we finally made it to the
of Maggie Benton and the late
a great, great niece of Mr. Amyx and his wife, Mable. Tara was cemetery. We raked off the leaves,
Leonard Benton whom Jeremy
gratefully surprised and couldn’t wait to show them how it was uncovered the footstones, cut tree
loved so very much.
just right for her. She is the ten-year-old daughter of Bill and sprouts and disposed of the old
Kelley is the 20-year-old
flowers. Mamaw decorated the
Rebecca Johnson Bright, granddaughter of Deborah Wells
daughter of Denise Orcutt and
graves with new flowers, stood
Bright, of Frankfort, Jay and Virgie Johnson, of Danville, great
William Waddell, of Carter back and admired our handiwork.
granddaughter of Henry and Thelma McKenzie Wells, formerly
County. Once again, she had made the trek
of West Liberty. Tara is a fourth grade student at Peaks Mill
Jeremy and Kelley are students and wondered aloud if this would
Elementary School in Frankfort.
at Morehead State University and be her last time on the hill.
they now live in Morehead. Mamaw’s health continued to
(pd) spiral downward over the next
Did You Know? Words Of Wisdom
few months. Finally a doctor con-
On Cutbank Pass in Glacier Live your life each day as you
cluded she needed a pacemaker.
National Park in the Rocky would climb a mountain. An oc-
Quotable Quote Our 80 lb. spitfire spent her first
Mountains there are three brooks casional glance toward the sum-
When I think of how quickly time in the hospital, and had her
so close together that a person can mit keeps the goal in mind, but
time flies, I am always sorry that first operation. We were terrified
pour water into all three. One many beautiful scenes are to be
I did not do better yesterday or for her. Would she make it
brook carries water north to observed from each new vantage
last year, because that particular through the surgery? Would she
Hudson Bay, another west to the point. Climb slowly, steadily, en-
opportunity will never come keep her mental faculties?
Pacific Ocean and the third car- joying each passing moment. The
again. But I comfort myself with I’m happy to say she recently
ries the water south to the Gulf view from the summit will serve
thinking that the opportunity to celebrated her 82nd birthday and
of Mexico. The point can be con- as a fitting climax for the jour-
do better next time lies before me. doing quite well. She’s looking
sidered the top of the North ney.
forward to this year’s “Decoration
American continent. Harold V. Melchert Edward Chipman Guild
Day.”
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20 21 22 AMC 24 TTT Colors (1988) Cont’d TTTZ Insomnia (2002) ^ Pacino-Tribute Colors AMC 24 TT Death Hunt (1981) ^ TTTT Goldfinger (1964) ^ TTT Thunderball (1965) ^
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15. Meadow of activity! WGN 9 Home Home Home Videos America’s Funniest Home Videos ^ WGN News Sex & Becker WGN 9 Home Home Home Videos TZ A Thousand Acres (1997) ^ WGN News Sex & Becker
16. Entirely free of dirt 14. Has a tendency to spare FOX 11 Ray- My Wife Friends Better Skating-Celeb. 24 ^ News ^ Friends Sex & FOX 11 Ray- My Wife Friends Ray- 70s 70s The O.C. ^ News ^ Friends Sex &
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unsportsmanlike way! 15. Gleans a new recipe for
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22. It’s instrumental in rousing the 17. Lobby for the actor’s ENC 14 TTZ Navy SEALS (1990) ^ TTZ The Notebook (2004) ^ TTZ The Alamo (2004) ^ ENC 14 TTT Rushmore (1998) ^ TTZ Van Helsing (2004) ^ TTTZ Boyz N the Hood (1991) ^
troops appearance FAM 15 7th Heaven ^ Smallville ^ Wildfire ^ Gilmore Girls ^ Whose? Whose? The 700 Club ^ FAM 15 7th Heaven ^ Smallville ^ TZ My Boss’s Daughter (2003) ^ Whose? Whose? The 700 Club ^
23. Late, yet fashionable outfit for 19.A length of wire? LIFE 16 Golden Golden Love’s Deadly Triangle A Little Thing Called Murder Will Will LIFE 16 Golden Golden Wicked Minds (2002) ^ Lies and Deception (2005) ^ Will Will
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A&E 17 American Justice Cold Case Files ^ Flip This House ^ Teen Thrill Killers Rollergirls ^ Crossing Jordan A&E 17 American Just. BTK Speaks The First 48 ^ The First 48 ^ Dallas SWAT ^ Crossing Jordan
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Security Office. A representative www.eastkentuckyleadership.org Veterans who wish to partici-
from the Ashland Office visits or contact Annette Napier at the pate must schedule an appoint-
RETIREMENT
West Liberty every non-holiday KRADD offices, 917 Perry Park ment by e-mailing
By Bernard O’Nan Monday at the Community Cen- Road, Hazard, Kentucky 41701, [email protected]. Ap-
Question: I will be 66 years ter starting at 8:30 a.m. The fax [phone] or phone pointments for the specific vet-
old next February and am plan- Ashland Office can be reached at (606) 436-3158, by email eran hours will be made on a first-
ning to retire on my birthday. Can [phone]. [email protected], or the come, first-serve basis.
you tell me what the maximum Harlan site coordinator Kim Directly e-mailing
Social Security retirement benefit Nominations for Collier at (606) 573-4156 [email protected] is the
will be in 2006? ([email protected]) fastest and best way to make an
Answer: The maximum Top Eastern appointment, but those without
amount for 2006 for a person re- access to e-mail may call Lisa
tiring at full retirement age (65 Kentuckians Wills For Heroes Aug KDVA, 502-564-9203, to
years and 8 months for those born request an appointment; she will
Eddie Conley, face to camera, was thrilled to realize his dream in 1941) is $2,053. This is based The public is invited to sub- program set for forward your request.
on earnings at the maximum tax-
to watch the Wildcats play in Rupp Arena. mit nominations for individuals
able amount for every year after Jan. 28 - Feb. 4
and organizations to be honored
age 21. However, the average re-
Morgan paraplegic gets wish
tirement benefit amount in 2006 for their contributions to Eastern Kentucky’s military veterans
for all workers is estimated to be Kentucky during the 2006 East can get basic wills drafted at no
to attend a UK Wildcat game $1,002. To get an accurate esti- Kentucky Leadership Conference charge in Lexington Jan. 28 and
mate of your retirement benefit (EKLC) to be held April 27-28 in Feb. 4.
Two residents from J.J. Jordan thank Mr. Sparks for the oppor- amount, you can visit Social Harlan, Kentucky. The Kentucky Bar Association
Geriatric Center in Louisa, Ky. tunity.” Security’s Retirement Planner at Submit nominations for the Young Lawyers Section is spon-
www.socialsecurity.gov/plan- soring this program to provide
attended a UK basketball game Administrator David B. ners/. following categories: public indi- basic wills for veterans,
on November 14, 2005, compli- McKenzie said, “The residents Question: What is the abso- vidual, private individual, orga- firefighters and police officers.
ments of John Sparks, Lawrence were so excited when they let the lute earliest age that I can begin nization, cultural/arts and media. Staff from KDVA will be present
County’s local extension agent, facility. They were transported to receiving Social Security retire- Include reasons why the nominee to assist in this project. One at-
who donated tickets for the resi- Rupp Arena by staff and were ment benefits? made the greatest positive impact torney and one field benefits rep-
dents and staff. treated with dinner at Cracker Answer: The earliest age at in Eastern Kentucky in the fol- resentative will help answer any
Morgan County native Eddie Barrel.” Conley amd the other which a worker can begin getting lowing year and/or in previous questions from veterans who take
Conley, a resident at the center center resident, Kenneth Green, Social Security retirement ben- years. Also, please include as advantage of this program. Happy Birthday
and a paraplegic, was overjoyed were escorted by Patricia Peters, efits is 62. The 1983 Social Se- much history or biographical in- “This is a great opportunity for and many more on
to realize his dream to attend a LPN, and Katie Dilley, Activities cpurorivtiys iAonm feonrd mraeisnintsg itnhcel urdeetidr ea- formation you have concerning vtientge roanffs wmhaok imnga ya h awviell b, eoern wpuhto- January 18th to
UK ballgame. When Mr. Sparks Aide at the center. ment age beginning with persons the nominee. cannot afford an attorney to make J. D. Stevens of
heard about Mr. Conley’s wish to The awards ceremony will be
Mr. Conley, Mr. Green, and born in 1938 or later, but do not sure their loved ones are taken
attend a game, he graciously do- held Thursday, April 27, 2006 at Sandy Hook
staff at J.J. Jordan Geriatric Cen- affect the minimum age for retire- care of,” KDVA Commissioner
nated his season tickets and pur- ment, still age 62. However, you 7:00 pm during the 19th Annual Les Beavers said. God Bless You, We
ter extended their thanks to Mr.
chased two additional tickets in would receive a reduced benefit East Kentucky Leadership Con- Wills for Heroes will take All Love You
Sparks for the tickets and “the op-
the handicapped section for Mr. if you elect benefits prior to your ference at the Harlan Center in place on two Saturdays – Jan. 28
portunity of a lifetime” for two With Love Your Sister,
Conley and a staff member. full retirement age. For more in- Harlan, Kentucky. and Feb. 4 – from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
die hard UK fans to attend the Alpha Clevenger & Family
“I’ve wanted to see a game all formation on the amount of this Nominations must be submit- at the Fayette District Court Com-
game. C-1-19-1T
my life, and it was a great thrill
for me,” Conley said. “I appreci- Mrs. James Conley of Lacy
ate Mr. Sparks’ donation of tick- Creek, a family member who vis-
ets and am so glad to be able to its with Mr. Conley frequently
see a live game. It was better than along with other relatives, said he
watching on TV.” still talks about the trip to Lex-
Kenneth Green, another resi- ington to see the Wildcats.
dent also attended the game. “The Eddie, who was injured in an
seats were great and I didn’t real- automobile accident, has been a Happy Birthday
ize how good it would be to at- resident of Jordan Geriatric Cen-
tend this game, and I also wish to ter for 18 years.
Federal jury indicts rock shelter known as the Sunny
Steve Roy,
Shelter, which suffered irrepa-
two men for looting
rable damage.
archaeological site “What was once an important
record of human history is now Steve Roy –
Two Estill County men have
destroyed, archaeologist Randy
been indicted by a federal grand
Boedy. Artifacts removed from
jury on charges of looting archeo-
the site were confiscated, he said.
logical sites in the Red River
He’s Our Boy!!
Gorge. The defacement of such sites
The U.S. Forest Service said deeply affects Native Americans
Michael Scott Johnson, 41, and and represents another small, but
William Walter Blaisdell, 42, cumulative, loss of their tribal
were charged with digging in a heritage, the agency said.
Calls from the doctors. Call from you.
His patience is tried and true – and
Rupert Wilhoit
now there is Medicare D, too!
Always kind, concerned and helpful –
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- For - No jokes about his
“Buttercup” Vest – and
District
Pee Wee Herman Shoes
Judge
Steve Roy stands above the rest!
37th Judicial District ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
Lois....
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Rupert Wilhoit has announced that he has
filed papers with the Kentucky Secretary of
State, to include his name among the
Ever faithful and willing to
candidates for the position of District Judge in
the 37th judicial district, which includes
help all she comes in contact with,
Morgan, Elliott, and Carter Counties.
she enjoys life, Jerry and
Mr. Wilhoit is a 1984 graduate of East Carter
all her children and grandchildren.
County High School, Georgetown College in
1988, and the Salmon P. Chase law school in
Look for her on the road, ready to
1991. After graduating he opened his law
practice in Grayson where he continues go and travel in her new wheels.
to practice today. He is licensed to practice
in all Kentucky state courts as well as in
HAPPY
the United States District Courts for the
Eastern District of Kentucky and the United
States Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals,
BIRTHDAY,
at Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mr. Wilhoit has handled jury trials in both LOIS – You Deserve
the state district and circuit courts and in
United States District Court. He has handled
The Best.
Lois May
appeals in both state and federal appellate
courts. Having practiced extensively in the
District Court, including juvenile, criminal,
Peyton’s Pharmacy
civil and probate matters, he has the ability
to efficiently administer the District Court
docket.
In a statement Mr. Wilhoit said, “I look
forward to the opportunity to serve as District 414 Main Street • West Liberty, Ky.
Judge. I believe my experience and training will
allow me to meet the challenge.”
606-743-3163
Mr. Wilhoit is the son of Federal Judge
Henry R. Wilhoit, Jr. and Jane Horton Huff
Wilhoit of Grayson. He is a member of the First
Church of Christ and the Lions Club.
PAID FOR BY RUPERT WILHOIT
Mindy Waggoner,Treasurer
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CHURCH Straight Creek Enterprise Baptist
Williams Creek-Elkfork Commu- Wells Chapel Church Of God, Stacy Watson Enterprise Baptist Church, Neal Howards Creek Community Broadway First Church Of God, Church, Big Mandy Road off KY-
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41472, phone [phone] or 522-4591, Sunday morning 11:00 am. Sunday Ison, pastor. Mike Gilliam, assistant DIRECTORY Sunday School 10:00 am. Sunday 3759. Sunday School 10:00 am. Sun- 7:00 pm. Every Sunday morning
Rev. Herbert Wright, pastor. Sunday evening 6:00 pm. Wednesday evening pastor. Sunday School 10:00 am. Sun- morning 11:00 am. Every third Thurs- day morning 11:00 am. Sunday 11:00 am. Darris Hammons, pastor.
radio service 2:30 pm to 3:30 pm. day morning 11:00 am. day ladies and men’s meeting 7:00 pm. evening 6:00 pm. Wednesday prayer
Sunday morning 11:00 am. Sunday 6:00 pm. Rev. Ivan Hinton, pastor. Ev- Dean Lewis, pastor. Everyone wel- meeting 6:30 pm. Bro. Jessie Rogers, Catholic Church Of The Good
evening 7:00 pm. Wednesday prayer eryone welcome. Campton Church Of Christ, Rt. 35, come. pastor. Shepherd, 525 Main St., Campton,
service 7:00 pm. Box 405, Campton, KY 41301, phone Pekin Pentecostal Church, Thursday Abundant Life Full Gospel Church, KY. Phone [phone]. Sunday mass
Brushy Fork Church, Caney, Ky. WCheullrsc hC, rSeuenkd aEy nmteorrnpirnigs e1 0B:3a0p atimst. 668-6531. e7v:0e0n ipnmg .7 :S0u0n dpamy. SScahtuorodl a1y0 e:0v0e naimng. 8P4h9o nBe r7o4a3d-w15ay4 9S. tS.,u Wndeasyt SLcihboeortly 1, 0K:0Y0. NBaepwtcisotm Cbheu Vrcahll,e yIs oFnivrsiltl eE, nKtYer. pFriirsset LCahcuyr cCh,r eLeakc yE Cnrteeerkp,r KisYe . BSaepcotinsdt 1p2m:3.0 pm. Wednesday evening 5:30
Services fourth Saturday at 1:00 pm Every second Saturday evening 7:00 Lick Fork Pentecostal Church, Sat- Sunday evening 6:00 pm. Rev. Sammy am. Sunday evening 6:00 pm. Thurs- Saturday each month 7:00 pm. Weekly weekend each month. Saturday Countryside Community Church,
and fourth Sunday at 10:00 am each pm. Joe Gilliam, pastor. Ruley Wag- urday evening 7:30 pm. Sunday Vancleave, pastor. Everyone invited. day evening 7:00 pm. Bro. Donnie Sunday School 10:00 am. Sunday evening 6:30 pm. Sunday morning KY-134, Johnson Fork. Sunday
month. Hobert Dunn, pastor. oner, assistant pastor. evening 6:00 pm. Congregation invites Wheeler, pastor. morning 10:45 am. Ladies Bible study/ 11:00 am. Every Sunday evening 6:30 School 10:00 am. Sunday morning
all. Everyone welcome. West Liberty Christian Church, 304 prayer group Wednesday 1:00 pm. pm. Bro. Tim Jenkins, pastor. 11:00 am. Sunday evening 6:00 pm.
West Liberty Church Of God, 568 Union Enterprise Church, Williams Prestonsburg St. (corner of Callaboose Community Church, Off Mike Adkins, pastor. Marvin Fannin, Tuesday evening 7:00 pm. David
Glenn Ave., West Liberty, KY 41472, Creek, KY. Sunday School 9:30 am to Rocky Branch Full Gospel Church Prestonsburg and Court Street), phone KY-746 near Campton. Sunday morn- assistant pastor. Apostolic Church Of Jesus Christ, Hinton, pastor.
phone [phone]. Gary Fields, pastor. 10:30 am every Sunday morning. Sun- Of God, 3 miles north of Campton on [phone], parsonage (606) 743- ing 10:00 am. Sunday evening 6:00 pm. Lytten, KY. Saturday evening 7:00 pm.
Parsonage: 743-2632. Sunday School day evening 6:00 pm. First Saturday KY-746. Sunday morning 10:00 am. 4355. Paul Casteel, minister. Ben Tho- Raymond Brewer, pastor. Tar Ridge Church Of God, Wolfe Sunday morning 10:30 am. Sunday Kernie Freewill Baptist Church,
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phone [phone]. Bro. John Ramsey, morning 10:30 am. Every Sunday. Ev- ond and fourth Sunday each month pastor. evening 6:00 pm. Rev. George Oney, Church, 1.6 miles off KY-7 on KY-
pastor. Sunday School 10:00 am. Sandy Hook First Baptist Church, ery third Saturday of each month Sat- Stillwater Holiness Church, 3-1/2 7:00 pm, the fourth Sunday being song pastor. 3353, Horton Flats Road. Sunday
Sunday morning 11:00 am. Sunday phone [phone]. Sunday School 9:45 urday evening 7:00 pm. Rick Pelfrey, miles north of Campton on KY-191. service. Wednesday prayer service 7:00 Church Of Free Worship, Thursday School 9:30 am. Sunday morning
disciples group training service 5:00 am. Sunday morning 11:00 am. Sun- pastor. Thursday evening 7:00 pm. Saturday pm. Everyone welcome. evening 7:00 pm. Sunday School 11:00 Lacy Creek Church Of Christ, 2-1/2 10:30 am.
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evening 7:00 pm. Every Sunday Douglas Dunn, pastor, phone 668- Sunday School 10:00 am. Sunday 6:30 pm. Vernon Dale Lewis, pastor. 10:00 am. Sunday morning 11:00 am. ciples Of Christ, White Oak, KY evening 7:30 pm. Sunday evening 6:00
morning 11:00 am. Bro. Roger Ball, 9168. morning 11:00 am. Wednesday evening Everyone invited. Sunday evening 6:30 pm. Wednesday 41474, phone [phone]. Sunday pm. Fannin Enterprise Baptist
pastor. 6:30 pm. Everyone welcome. prayer service 7:00 pm. David Stamper, School 10:00 am. Sunday morning Church, KY-557 (Ruin Road),
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pm. Sunday 9:30 am. 6:30 pm. 11:00 am. Wednesday Bible study 7:00 Helton, pastor. Garrie Stamper, pastor. Ison assistant pastor.
pm. Rev. Donald Cox, pastor. Every- Lee City First Church Of God, Lee
Woodsbend Community Church,
one welcome. Campton Baptist Church, Sunday KY-705 North. Phone [phone]. City, KY, phone [phone]. Sunday
Green’s Lawnmower Sales Index Community Church, Rt. 1 Box Samch. oSouln 9d:4ay5 aemve.n Siunngd 6a:y0 0m pomrn.i Wnge 1d1n:e0s0- Smuonrndianyg S11c:h0o0o al m1.0 C:0h0il darmen.’ sS cuhnudrachy m6:0o0rn pinmg. R10e:v3. 0S taamnl.e yS uBnudrnayet te, vpeansitonrg. Sheets Bookkeeping
& Service 210, West Liberty, KY 41472 (intersec- day prayer service 6:00 pm. Rev. 11:00 am. Sunday evening 6:00 pm. Everyone welcome. & Tax Service
tion KY-191 & US-460), phone 743-
1256 Hwy. 706 – West Liberty, KY 4733. Sunday School 10:00 am. Sun- Ronald Barnett, phone [phone]. Wisteridense 7s:d0a0y pemve.ning family night min- Centerville Community Church, Sat-
please call Johnny Green dhaoyu rm 6o:r3n0i npgm 1.1 :S0u0n admay. Seuvnendainyg y 7o:u0t0h Hazel Green Church Of God, KY- urday evening 7:00 pm. Sunday 210 Riverside Dr. • West Liberty, KY
pm. Wednesday prayer service 7:00 1010 East. Sunday School 10:00 am. Pine Branch House Of Worship, evening 6:00 pm. Harry Flannery, pas- Jennifer M. Sheets, E.A. • and Staff
606-522-4241 pm. Rev. Mike Frisby, pastor. Eddy Sunday morning and children’s church Wednesday evening 7:00 pm. Saturday tor. 743-7080, 743-3914 or FAX: [phone]
Dennison, assistant pastor. 11:00 am. Sunday evening 6:00 pm. evening 7:00 pm. Raymond Mollette,
John Wayne Pest Control, Inc. Wednesday evening 7:00 pm. Rev. pastor. Vortex Pentecostal Church, Thursday Compliments Of
Sandy Hook United Methodist Glendon Robinson, pastor. evening 7:00 pm. Rev. Leonard Cole,
Church, Sunday School 10:00 am. Assembly Of Faith Church, seven pastor. McKENZIE SHOPWISE
• State Licensed • Insured • Commercial • Residential • 17 Years Of Experience Sunday morning 11:00 am. Wednesday Concord Enterprise Baptist Church, miles north of West Liberty on KY-519.
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LPOC #573 “WhCeanl lB Jouhgns AWrea yAn eP”ain, Rzeel dG Rreievne,r K CYo 4m1m33u2n, ipthyo Cneh 6u6r2ch-6, 9H4a7-. 1W0e:0d0n easmda. yS upnradyaeyr mmoerentiinngg 171::0000 pamm.. Campton United Methodist Church, tprmai.n Winge d5n:0e0sd pamy .B Siubnled asytu edvye n6i:n0g0 6p:m00. 606-743-7379
Menifee Bookkeeping & Tax Service Smuonrndianyg S1c1h:0o0o la m10. :S00un admay. eSvuenndinagy Rev. Ricky Lewis, pastor. phone [phone]. Sunday School 10:00 Bro. Mike Lindon, pastor. COMMERCIAL BANK
am. Sunday morning 10:55 am. Sun-
US-460 • Wellington, KY 6:00 pm. Thursday prayer service 7:00 West Liberty Church Of Christ, Sun- day evening 7:00 pm. Wednesday Redbush Enterprise Baptist Church,
“God Owns My Business” pm. Rev. Charles Glover, pastor. day Bible study 10:00 am. Sunday evening 7:00 pm choir 7:45 pm. Rev. Redbush, KY. Second Saturday “Where Friendliness Prevails”
Mon.-Fri. –E v8e al6ymn0 t6Co- r67o 6upm8ch-;2, S m0a2ta.7 n–a 8ge arm. to 5 pm PUmtorSari,s -n5s4c 869e10: 0 O,G0 Wf lae mPnesne.t aF AcLavetie hb.Ce,e rrpa tJhtyeho,r onrKlyei YcD7 .4C o3Srh-nu4u,n 8rpd1caa7hsy.-, m6aPl:hl0o oa0rnng epein sm7g 74. :310W-102:e 10pd30mn2 e.a. sPmdaa.u ylS BBunaibldclaehy ,s mteuvidneyins itfneorgr. DIIssaoovnnivvdii llGlleer, o PKsrsYi, m.p Paitshitvooenr. eB 7a3p8ti-s5t8 C16h.u Srucnh-, eSm6v:uo0enrn0ndi inapngymg e S 1aecc1vhh:0e omr0oy ol a ntm1hth0.i r:6S0d:u0 0Sn 0aud pmanmyd. a. eSyWvu.e enBnedikrnaolgyy. Main 6S0t.6 •- 7W4e3st- 3L1ib9e5rty, KY
day School 10:00 am. Sunday morn- Gerald Fyffe, pastor.
PHIPPS HEATING & Wells Union Baptist Church, Sunday Campton First Church Of God, Sun- ing 11:00 am. Christopher K. Harper, Free Estimates A-1
School 10:00 am. Sunday morning day School 9:45 am. Sunday morning pastor. Everyone welcome. Hope Enterprise Baptist Church,
AIR CONDITIONING, INC. 11:00 am. Sunday evening 6:00 pm. 10:45 am. Sunday evening 6:30 pm. KY-650, Doctor’s Branch, Sandy OVERHEAD DOOR
Tuesday Bible study 6:00 pm. Jimmy Wednesday prayer service 7:00 pm. West Liberty First Baptist Church, Hook, KY. Every second Saturday
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each month. Saturday evening 7:00 pm. morning 11:00 am. Sunday prayer 7:00 pm. David Cook, pastor. Phone Hilltop Apostolic Church, KY-7 past DRS. NICKELL & STEELE
Sunday morning 11:00 am. Every Sun- meeting 7:00 pm. Wednesday prayer 743-3722. Bruin. Tuesday evening 7:00 pm. Sun-
dFauylt ze, vpeanstionrg. B6r:o0.0 D pamnn.y B Prroic. eB, aosbsbisy- mtoer.e Vtiinrgg i7l :F0.0 G pimllu. mR,e avs. sBisitlal nRt ipcaes, tpoar.s- Bigwoods Community Church, HC devaeyn imngo r6n:0in0g p m10. :D00a rraemll .G Saullnihduaey, Kentucky Eye Institute – Family Eye Care
tant pastor. Everyone welcome. 75, Wellington, KY. 40387. Sunday pastor. 587 Main St. • West Liberty, KY
Full Gospel Tabernacle, Top of Slade School 10:00 am. Sunday morning
A “Real” Community Bank • Index, West Liberty & Ezel Pleasant Run House Of Prayer, Hill where Jesus is Alpha and Omega. 11:00 am. Sunday evening 6:00 pm. Victory Christian Center, Elliott 606-743-7279
[phone] Yocum, KY. Sunday School 10:30 am. Saturday evening 7:00 pm. Sunday Wednesday Bible hour 7:00 pm. Phone County on Blaine’s Trace Road off KY-
Sunday morning 1:00 pm. Wednesday evening 7:00 pm. Tuesday evening 768-3456. Rev. Jess Brewer, pastor. 486. Sunday School 9:45 am. Sunday Office Hours: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm M/F
Frederick & May evening 7:00 pm. Saturday evening 7:00 pm. Rev. Ralph Banks, pastor. morning 10:30 am. Wednesday evening
7:00 pm. Raymond Barker, pastor. Ev- Everyone welcome. New Salem Church, Moon, KY. 1/4 7:00 pm. David Webb, pastor. ALL OCCASION FLOWERS
mile off KY-172 on KY-1715. Every
eryone welcome.
Lumber Company Grassy Lick Baptist Church, Grassy third Saturday evening 7:00 pm. Sandfield Community Church, Sun- “For The Added Touch”
Helechawa Community Church, lo- Creek, KY 41352. Sunday School Weekly Sunday School 10:00 am. Sun- day School 10:00 am. Sunday morn-
cated on KY-191. Saturday evening 10:00 am. Sunday morning 11:00 am. day morning 11:00 am. Bro. James ing 11:00 am. Sunday evening 6:00 pm. 541 Main St. • West Liberty, KY
919 Prestonsburg St • West Liberty, KY 7:00 pm. Sunday evening 7:00 pm. Sunday evening 6:30 pm. Wednesday Wallin, pastor. Bro. Shane Ison, assis- Wednesday Bible study 6:30 pm. Mike
Everyone welcome to come and wor- evening Bible study 7:00 pm. Kenneth tant pastor. Everyone welcome. Brooks, pastor. Harold Stamper, assis- 606-743-2525
606-743-3136 ship the Lord. Gevedon, pastor. Vernon Stacy, assis- tant pastor.
tant pastor. James Tyra, assistant pas- Lick Branch Enterprise Baptist
Sulphur Springs Church, Crockett, tor. Church, two miles off US-460 up Old Bethany Community Church, Morgan Tire Center, Inc.
KY, KY-172. Third weekend of each KY-172. Every fourth weekend of each Bethany, KY. Sunday School 9:30 am.
month and all odd weekends. Saturday Quillens Church Of God, Sunday month. Saturday night business 6:30 Sunday morning 10:30 am. Wednesday
evening 7:00 pm. Sunday morning School 10:00 am. Sunday evening 6:00 pm. Saturday evening 7:00 pm. Sun- evening 7:00 pm. Paul Roemer, pastor. Goodyear Tires • Auto Service Center
1B1r:o0. 0B aomb W. Bilrloia. mCsh,r aiss sBisataldnwt pinas, tpoar.s Etovr-. p6m43.5 L.ester Spencer, pastor. Phone 668- devayen minogr n6i:n0g0 1p0m:3. 0B arom. .J oEev eOry. J Seunnkdinasy, E66rn8-e3s3t 5M9.artin, youth pastor. Phone US-460 • West Liberty, KY
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606-668-3121 606-297-1821 or 606-349-1822
GIBSON Lewis & Ferguson Funeral Home
KY-7 & KY-32 • Sandy Hook, KY
AUTO SUPPLY
“Because We Care”
695 Gardner Dr. • West Liberty, KY • Lady Attendant • Cemetery Monuments
• Air Conditioned Chapel
606-743-3310
606-738-5135