P-2 The Mt. Vernon Signal Thursday. June 26.1986

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M a i n S t r e e t in M l . V e r n o n . K e n t u c k y 40456 E n t e r e d at M t . V E r n o n Host O f f i c e

A s S e c o n d C l a s s M a t t e r - P e r m i t No . I

J a m e s A n d e r k i n , J r . . P u b l i s h e r P e r l i n a A n d e r k i n , E d i t o r

M e m b e r K e n t u c k y P r e s s A s s o c i a t i o n

County Stat is t ics

Deeds Brenda G. Clark, real proper-

ty !><cared in Rockcastle County to The Batik of Mt, Vernon: no tax.

Delia Savior real property located in Rockcastle County to

" J a m e s F. an,! Marv Neville Cash, tax $0 SO

• Alvtn and Debbie Carpenter , r.'.il properly located in Rockcastle County.. to Elzie and .feme Robin son ' Tax S4 50.

Phillip Arganbright and Eliza Arijenbrtght. real property in Rockcastle County, t'o Jack and. Judv Carol Lawless. Tax $10 00

George and Irene Collins, real property in Rockcastle County, to Joyce Ann Jones , tax SI.00

Stephen Farmer, real proper tv in R«-kcastle Countv. to Steve ' Ha- 'v Tax S21* 00..

C T. and Carolyn Huffines. real property in Rockcastle County, to Jeanet te R Boeite Tax $57.00

CIvfie Baker. Patricia Baker and Richard Creech, commission-e r ' s deed for real propertC I«cated itiRockcasrle County, to People 's

aTd"Tt,u«rC>-r*Ha>.ciJri.". . r

N> • tax Diana K Love, real propertv

in Rocke.YSIe "Couiuv! iohi fD. Love No.tax.

James and Imixjene' Bouman. real property in. Rockcastle Coun-tv. t " Franklin and Janice Bond Tax S4 50 -

.Armf'ntie Sloan, real property in Rockcastje Countv. to Hazel L.

• Savior J a v ^ l O O O r j~ . .. Will iam a n d Jgijn Gentry, reai..

property itj Rockcastle County, to Davidson G and Cecilia M Tavlor Tax $8.00

Charlie and Anna Isaacs, real property in Rockcastle County, to

Jovce Isaacs No tax Dorothy and Henry Holt. J r . .

real property in Rockcastle Coun-tv. to Bob and Corine Woodall. Tax S7 00 ,

Don and Julia Smith, real property in Rockcastle County, to J a m e s and Louisa VanHoose. Tax $44 .50

Small Claims Cecil Rash -vs- Christopher

A Waddle, vehicle damage. 86-S-045

Civil Suits Sally Bussell -vs- Delbert

Bussell. petition for dissolution of marriage 86-CI-093.

Gale Watson -vs- The Bank of Mt. Vernon, complaint. 86-CI 094

Mary h fese . aka Mary K. Owens -vs- Denton a n d Cathy B. Owens and Darrel! Owens, land dispute. 86 CI-095.

District Court D.U.I.- Kenneth McClure.

bond forfeited for failure to appear , bench warrant issued: Matthew Polly. S350 and costs. $150 service fee. 48 hours sus-pended: Mintie Baker. S200 and costs. 9150 service fee. 48 hours: Gary Dale Southwood. $100 and costs: Teddy L. Pierce, (ammend-ed to driving contrary to law due to blood alcohol). $100 a n d cost . John A. Mullins. $200 and costs. $150 service fee. 48 hours sus-pended: Laine E. Greene. $200 and costs . S150 service fee. 48 hours suspended: Boyd E. Smith. $200 and costs. $150 service fee. 48 hours suspended: Ricky Allen Millet*, ammended to reckless driving, merged DUI and speeding 101 55 to reckless driving. $100 and costs: Bentley Martin. John E Dooley. Timothy W. Saylor. Ricky D Thompson. Lee Roy Malicoate and William L. Cox. dismissed for lack of evidence wheri witness failed to appear: Arvel • Kirby. ammended to public intoxication S20 and costs: Donald Wyatt. ammended to reckless driving.

.S10P and costs, (dismissed a

r Vernon, electrician. ?r Lot fie t

Marriage Licenses Clayton Darryl Chasteen. 21.

Mt. Vernon, supervisor, to Kristie Karrn Neely. 16. Mt. Vernon, key punch operator. J u n e 24. 1986

Billy Wayne Wilburn. 41. Stanford. Ky . carpenter . t<i Shir-lev Dianah Harris. 23. Brodhead. unemployed. June 21. 1986.

Randy Lee Northern. 21. Mt Vernon, unemployed to Joan Melanie VanWinkle. 17. Mt. Ver-non. unemployed. J u n e 21. ll18(i

Earl Lewis Kirby. 68. Ea< Bernstadt . retired, to Hester Cii neva Rowe. 61. Blattchester. 0hi< housewife. June 21. 1986

Beecher Goff. Somerset. carpenter . t o 'R inda Cromer. 66. Mt Vernon, housewife. June 20. 1986

Mi Annette VanHook. 22 Mt. Ver-non. nurse. June 19 l')Xlv

Lee Earl Adams. 1 head, unemployed to T.'i Campbell . 20. Br->dheac ploved: •

BroJ-a Ann

DISTRICT COURT SUITS '

( V o , M i l l e r vs. Henry B l»'r. breach of contract. nioni*y imed due 86 C 030. .

Cumberland Tool and Die. -vs Mr Vernon Plastics Corp.

• b a n n e d due 86-C-031

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Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor:

I would like to write a letter in response to Sonya Bullock's historical essay about the com-munity of Quail that appeared in the May 1. 1986 editon of the Mt. Vernon Signal. Though the essay shows fine research and effort, some of the information

the article is

„ „ „ , . , , The band obviously did not P.S. Durifig the lime the Dilli'iy- • * k n Q W w h o ^ d o n e , h e w o r k

ham s ownwi the store. I took care . . . . . . r. i . _i i> h a m ' s owned the store. I took care . of their house and their children.

Linnie. Alberta. Geneva and Vir-ginia 1 took several pictures of them with their pony I know nothing about the Dillingham children today, but if they would like a picture iff them with their pony, i t ' s theirs for the asking.

Don't you think credit sfiould in mi- m m ii i? i i i av-vuiait. i i jun i you millK Creult SIM am eighty-one (81) years old .—-"be given where credit is due? I i n . ) ! ( i r n i • • i i n i n O i i « 11 ' I . . . f . . . . . « U . . I ) / ' * .

against same defendant) . "Gary Shivel. 2 days and $150 and costs

Speeding: Robert Burlas. 70/55. amended to 65 55. $20 and costs: Roger Dale Davis-. 72"55. £§0 and costs: Jerome Rabb. 81 55. paid $112.50: Ches-ter Pickett. 77 55 paid $112 50: Ni'vie' D Willi(itT^. 71 ' 55 . DOT W'ter to Suspend license for failure

• ro--nppearr Sherman "Robinson:~ 70- 55. $30 suspended fine: Eddie Tucker. 85 55. letter to -DOT to suspend license, failure to appear . Thomas Woznicki. 74 '55 . paid

continued to "12

and I grew up in Quail The grist mill that was

described in the article could not have been originally located at Charlie Hasty 's farm as there was no s t ream there to power the mill

, However, my uncle. Ben Albright, owned a-grisr. mill-in' Quail for a time. It sat approximately where Rt 70 passes through near the house, and school . He was badly burned in a accident at the mill and I do not bel ieve it was operated after that .

The store and post office were owned and run by John and Emily Proctor They were located on the

corner opposite the house that I believe is owned today by the Whittaker family The next owners of the s tore were Dallas - a n d Man ic Dillingham, .They later built a new store across the road from the house I am not sure who the "Gilfrets." family mentioned is Perhaps it is the Gifford family

The article points out that t he Providence Church was built in 1924 Though I do not know when it was actually built. I d o k n o w it was there long before 1924 My mother died in November. 1910. and- her funeral was held at the Providence Church'

Our teachers during the time I

ftTitrflffeTOtams. ronirTscW, ni.Ht Mink. Exie East ham. .Burdette Owens and . Clyde Watsoij. There maw have been others' that I have forgotten over the years

Before moving out of the state in 1923. I had taken many pictures of Quail After reading the essay about Quail. I got out my picture album There a r e many""'stories ,ah<iiit. QuaiLand4^-i.s-4we w» Asok. at these pictures that jvi \«•!«,• prnve-its htsfory' •..*'<

Mrs F. Rentier Lockland. Ohio

do! referring to the Pure Grain

Country Band concert ' The credit for this event was not given fairly. When the band gave their thanks i hey forgot or did not know who really did the work The pefson most reponsible for the event was Mrs. Ruth Bussell, owner of the Brodhead Cafe

Mrs Bussell. not only kept up their signs, she also ordered the needed supplies from her distri-butors In addition to this* she donated the coffee, creamer , and sugar Furthermore, she prepared the barbecue for sandwiches and made the chili for the chili dogs Mrs Bussell 's participation did not end there - she was up until after midnight cleaning* the uten-sils both the night the concert was rained ojit and also the night it took' place •

beh ind ' the scenes. People should always find out who does the actual work before giving credit.

Just hanging up signs is not enough.

Thank you Mrs. Bussell for your support and endless contribu-tions. It could not have been dotie without you

Sincerely. Sandra Wren

Dear Editor:

1 am writing to express my .concern on behalf of farmers, businesses and consumers in Kentucky over what has become a near calamity with regard to the availability of liability insurance, not only in Kentucky but across

As l a m sure, you are aware. I he number of insurance f irms and aqents willing or able to write new liability insurance for. homes, aut. ~ or businesses diminishes almost daily When avaiable, the rates are skyrocketing A direct result of r ' i i s tht many business-es w h n h depend upon their

oter.tc! w!t> n„ . public are faced will', extinction Thev cannot af-t- t<l the t.ites and cannot afford

Already the Kentucky Legis latuie has taken .special s teps to

CHRISTIAN APPALACHIAN PROJECT, INC. . Program Manager

Bethany Spouse Abuse Center - Somerset, Ky. R e p o r t i n g t o t h e a s s i s t a n t d i r e c t o r of h u m a n deve lop-

m e n t . t h e p r o g r a m m a n a g e r will h a v e p r i m a r y r e s p o n -s ib i l i ty for t h e over-a l l m a n a g e m e n t a n d o p e r a t i o n of t h e s p o u s e a b u s e c e n t e r . Spec i f i c d u t i e s will i nc lude da i l y

• I b p ^ v i s i o n of bot i iT>rogram»if4nff a n d -t h e g e n e r a l m a i n t e n a n c e a n d u p k e e p of t h e l i v i n g fac i l i t ies , c o u n s e l i n g of c l i e n t s , d e v e l o p i n g s h e l t e r p r o c e d u r e s a n d policies , m a i n t e n a n c e of all c l ien t f i les a n d r e c o r d s , p r e p a r a t i o n of d e p a r t m e n t r e p o r t s a n d c o n d u c t i n g s t a f f t r a i n i n g a n d e v a l u a t i o n .

E d u c a t i o n a n d e x p e r i e n c e r e q u i r e m e n t s a r e col lege d e g r e e in socia l work 'or r e l a t ed field, p l u s o n e - t w o y e a r s of com-m u n i t y o r socia l s e r v i c e p r o g r a m expe r i ence .

-Send c o n f i d e n t i a l r e s u m e by J u l y 11 ,198G to:.

Director of Personnel Christian Appalachian Project, Inc.

322 C r a b O r c h a r d Road L a n c a s t e r . K e n t u c k y 4 0 4 4 6

E v » o »

Absolute AUCTION

Saturday, June 28 At 1 :00 p . m .

The Property Of

Dayid & Susie Kidwell Located 2/1 (yfriile" off Hwy. 25 at Pine Hill, 5 miles south of Mount Ver-non, Ky. .

29 *ACRES * 29 This property consists of 29 acres more or less with septic tank, good well, city water available, barn, and several outbuildings. This property has also had coal opened up on it for inspection, and has approximately 6 acres in grass.

1 7 3 2 Lb. T o b a c c o B a s e ~ | If you are looking for a small farm or making a wise investment, be sure & attend this sale. Come & buy at your own price Saturday, June 28 at 1 p.m.

TERMS: 20% day of sale, balance on or before 30 days with deed. Any announcement day of sale takes precedence over written material.

Gene Evans Land Auction Co. Main St. , Mt. Vernon

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Gene Evans Broker-Auct ioneer

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