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Mt. Vernon Personals By: Vallie Bur ton

Mrs. Sharon Lovins visilcd her parents Mr. and Mrs. C.S. McKinney Saturday.

Weekend visitors of Mrs. Ollie . Mink and son Ricky were her daugh-ter Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tanner of Lexington, also Mis. Lisa Northern and granddaughter Alice.

Rccent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Bameu were Mr. and Mrs.

'C.S. McKinney. Mis. Marie McKinney visited Mrs.

Ircne'Owens last Wednesday! Mr. and Mrs. C.S. McKinney vis-

ited their grandson Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lovins Jr. Friday.

Mrs. Vallic Burton has returned home afier spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Newton at Somerset.

Mr. and Mrs. Troy Roberts of Tenn. visited her sister Mrs. Vallie Burton last Thursday. Mr. Roberts also visited his cousin Willie Chest-nut.

Mr. and Mrs. Harris Burton visited his mother Mrs. Vallic Burton awhile Saturday morning.

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Purccll vis-ited Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Barron awhile Sunday.

Mrs. Charles Holt and children of Louisville visited Mrs. Arthie Kirby and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kirby during the weekend.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stephens and Amanda of Lexington visilcd Mrs. Arthic Kirby and Mr. and Mrs. Ray-mond Kirby Sunday.

Johnny and Trcva Jones and baby visilcd Mrs. Arthic Kirby awhile Sunday.

Recent visitors of Mr. and -Mrs. Coleman Houston were Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Fielder of Tucson, Ariz.,Mr. and Mrs. Char les Houston of Florence, Mr.' and Mrs. Eugene Houston of Sharonville, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. James Houston of Deer-park, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howell and son Michcal of Lock-land.Ohio.RcnccHcnsleyofTucson, Ariz, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hous-ton and son Gary.

Mrs. Linda Eaion and children and

Patricia Holland went to Levi Jackson State Park Saturday on a picnic.

Patricia Holland and granddaugh-ter Angie Eatoti were in Bcrea Mon-day morning.

Mr. and Mrs. Willis Hunt of Illi-nois, visited his sisters Mrs. Sallie Hale and Mrs. Mary Ida Jones re-cently.

Sympathy is extended to all who have lost loved ones recently. M a y the Lord comfort each one.

Recent visitors of Mrs. Zelma Hayes and son Tommy were Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Brock and daughter of Erlanger, Mrs. Rolan Gabbard and family of Independence and Mrs. Jennifer Stewart and Miss Sandy Hayes of Lexington.

Mrs. Carl Taylor and granddaugh-ter of Ohio visited Ruth Mink Tues-

Mr. and Mrs. Bill McGlec of Utah is visiting Mrs. Aubrey Phelps.

Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Rogers and Mrs. Nannie Rogers of Ohio and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Kersey and son Zachary of Hustonville visited Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rogers recently.

Mrs. Vivian Owens and Mrs. Betty Hodge returned home Sunday from Ohio where they spent a week with their family. They were Mrs. Owens family, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie N.

Owens and family and Mr. and Mrs. Estil J. Owens and family and Mrs. Hodge'sdaughter Mrs. Charlie Owens and Mfc, Owens and family.

" F A I R V I E W " (Cont . F rom A4)

Cody Moore, Edith Rae and Glcnnys Pulliam and Mike and Pauletie P o n d e r . A n o t h e r h a y r i d e f rom Fairview on Saturday night included members of Mrs. Lucille Ponder's Young Adult Sunday School Class. Carol and Jennifer Isaacs, Amy Croucher , Tasha Allen, Kevin Muilins, Scott Popder, Ricky Welch, Twila Croucher, Chris Ponder , Drcama Cummins. Beth Ponder, Dav id E a t o n , L u c i l l e Ponde r (teacher), Judy Cummins (guest) and Roy Lee Croucher (driver).

Both teachers and classes gave a special thanks to Roy Lee Croucher and wifeVelma Croucher for supply-ing the tractor and wagon and ihc driving and their hospitality. They all enjoyed the evening.

Our Fall Revival is scheduled to * begin Sunday morning Oct. 7th.

Everyone is invited to attend. Take care and God bless you.

KET encores earthquake awareness documentary on October 8 during Earthquake Week.

WHY WAIT FOR YOUR GLASSES?

Dr. Gary King has an ON-SITE LAB!

This means that you, the patient, will have less waiting on your glasses and you will have only one trip to the doctor's office.

Most glasses will be completed in our lab in Berea . . . WITHIN TWO HOURS!

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A gospel meeting is in progress at the Bethel congregation of Church of Christ through Friday evening this week. Everyone wclcomc, time 7:30 p.m.

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The Mount Vernon Signal. Thursday, QStftbS 4 , W90

The f o r m e r home of the late C a r r i e Baker on Newcomb Avenue in Mt, Vernon is being torn ^ by t h e o w w r , Rockcastle Hospital . At one time, the house was a nurs ing home. T h e hospital will.use the p roper ty to expand

the pa rk ing lot.

S i n c e last J a n u a r y , w h e n A m y a n d M i k e J a c k s o n b e c a m e K U ' s 100 ,000th total e lec t r ic res iden t ia l c u s t o m e r , t h e y ' v e e x p e r i e n c e d the fu l l r a n g e of K e n t u c k y w e a t h e r . S o h o w h a s the i r h e a t p u m p p e r f o r m e d t h r o u g h w i n t e r ' s icy ch i l l a n d s u m m e r ' s s c o r c h i n g h e a t ?

" O u r hea t p u m p a l w a y s k e e p s o u r h o m e c o m f o r t a b l e , n o ma t t e r w h a t t h e w e a t h e r is l ike o u t s i d e , " s a y s A m y . " W e ' r e o n K U ' s b u d g e t b i l l ing p lan , and o u r hea t p u m p k e e p s the h o u s e w a r m in win te r , a n d c o o l in s u m m e r , f o r a v e r y r e a s o n a b l e c o s t . "

W h e n y o u s e e How c o m p e t i t i v e K U ' s e l ec t r i c i ty cos t s a r e wi th o t h e r f u e l s , . i t ' s n o w o n d e r that nea r ly o n e - t h i r d of K U ' s c u s t o m e r s n o w h e a t wi th e lec t r ic i ty a n d a l m o s t t w o - t h i r d s of all h o u s i n g s tar ts d u r i n g 1989 in K U ' s s e r v i c e a r e a w e r e a l l -e lec t r ic .

" W e w o u l d d e f i n i t e l y r e c o m m e n d the e l ec t r i c h e a t p u m p to a n y o n e look ing f o r a c o m f o r t a b l e , r e l i ab le , e f f i c i e n t h e a t i n g sys -t e m , " ;!ays M i k e .

F.or c o m f o r t , c l e a n l i n e s s , s a f e t y a n d e f f i c i e n c y , n o t h i n g bea t s total e lec t r i c l iv ing. C a l l o r s t o p b y o u r local o f f i c e f o r m o r e i n f o r m a t i o n .

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Amy & Mike Jackson Georgetown, Ky. A

Elva (Alexander) Dowdle and friend David of Candler, N . C were Saturday night visitors of Maggie and Audrey Flcichcr. Also Alcnc Parrett was a Sunday evening visitor.

Clara Proctor visilcd Maggie qn her 88ih birthday and brought a big box of candy.

Benny Craig and Corey wcre.Sun-day evening supper guests of Willie

Ole Ky* Kitchen Located off Exit 59

Daily Specials for week of October 4 10 Meat Loaf 3.95 Fish (all you can eat) Includes FF, Cole Slaw, Hushpuppies 4.50 Pork Tenderloin 3.95 Chicken 'n Dumplings 3.95 Beef Tips & Noodles 3.95 Pepper Steak Over Rice 3.95 Beef BBQ Country Ribs 3.95

Thursday: Friday:

Saturday: Sunday: Monday: Tuesday:

All Specials Include 3 Vegetables & Bread

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Mr. and Mrs. George Adams were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Sargent, Danny Bruce and Dennis in Berca one evening last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Junior Doan of Lock-land, Ohio were recent visitors o ^ i i s brother, Walter Doan, at the Sowder Nursing Home. Mac also visilcd with them at the Doan Reunion where around fifty people gathered at the Quail Park Sunday afternoon and enjoyed a delicious dinner and visit.

" V A N W I N K L E R E U N I O N " (Cont. From A4)

and Jerri Richards, Mt. Vernon; Shirley and Tommie Wilson, Wildie; Jason Bowman, Mt'. Vcrnori; David Barnes, 'Wildic;'Judy and Charlotte Payton and friend,PIcasurcvillc;Tina and Melissa Pcarish, Plcasurcvillc; Mari lyn and Jammic Litiercll , Emmencc and a friend, Eminence; Wendell, Vicki, Jeffcry and Hcaihcr Camcron.Emincncc; Marshall, Rcna and Ryan'Cameron, Eminence; Shc-lia Kclley, Travis and Lccandra, Em-mince; Othal Cameron, Eminence; Cindy Atwcll, Louisville; Ruby Al-len, Mt. Vernon; Pearl Cameron, Eminence ; . Pol ly and G e n e v a VaflWinkle, Orlando; Delia, Myrtle Cope, Climax; Macic Childress, Dayton, Ohio; Willctia Swinford, Berca; Isaac Barncil, Paint Lick; Eddie, Teresa and Brian Winters, Plcasurcville; Paggie,-John and John Kicth Sanders; James and Melissa Coffey; Tcrri and Donald Sanders, Orlander; Palsy VanWinklc and friend; Mandy.and Hubert Vanzant, Mt. Vernon. '

Hope we can all be together next year. Till then God bless each and everyone.

-Submitted by Mdndy Vanzantand Ruby Allen