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*•1 WT. VERNON SIQKAL THURSDAY, APRIL 24.19B» Ifetium ^igtutl Published Ewery Thursday MAIN STREET IN MT. VERNON, KENTUCKY 40456 Entered at Mt. Vernon Post Office As Second Class Matter-Permit No. 1 In County-$6.75 per-year, Out of County-$8.50 James Anderkln, Jr., Publisher Perlina M. Anderkln, Editor Member Kentucky Press Association County Statistics Deeds PROPERTY TRANSFERS Tom and Carrie Renner, real property located in Rock- castle County, to Mark Renner and Jimmie Lou Renner. Tax $1.00. - . Ernest and Anna Mae Cro- mer, real property located in Rockcastle County, to David L. and Karen K. King and Donald and Leora Moreland. Tax S12.00. . Blanche Garman Powell, Wanda Kaye Powell. Linda Lou Powell and Wendell Williams, Brenda Sue Powell, Rebecca J. Powell, Nina Lloyd Powell and Randall Q. Powell, real proper- ty located in Rockcastle County, to Blanche Garman Powell. No Tax. William F. Randolph and Mabel L. Randolph, real proper- ty located in Rockcastle County, to B.D. Randolph. No Tax. Mabel L. Randolph and B.D. Randolph, real property located in Rockcastle County, to William F. Randolph. No tax. B.D. Randolph, mineral rights deed to William F. R3n« dolph. No tax. William F. Randolph, mine- ral rights deed to B.D. Ran- dolph. No tax. Owen and Wilma Smith, real property on the waters of Negro Creek, to Ronald M Joyce R. Laswell. Tax $12.00. Boyd Durham and Judy Durham, real property located in Mt - Vernon, to Marion and Doris L. Moore. Tax $2.50. Carter and Sallye Blanton, real property located in itock- castle County, to Jackie and Betty Jean Blanton. No tax. Lena and Green Berry To- ler, real property located on the waters of Negro Creek, to Bon- nie and John C. Bryant. Tax $.50. William R. and Eunice Os- borne Abney. real property lo- cated In Rockcastle County to Frank L. antf Patricia L. Brad- ley. Tax $3.00. Fred B. and Ernestine Pon- der, real property located in Rockcastle County, to Edgar R. and Cleo Bryant. Tax $3.-50. Birdie Marler, real proper- ty located in Mt. Vernon, to Walter Crawford Marler. No tax. John and Fannie Sigmon, real property located in Rock- castle Co. to Tom Sigmon. Tax $.50. Garner RigSby, committee for W E. and Anna Dillilngham, one-half interest in real proper- ty located in Brodhead, to Bob- by A. and Clare-Proctor -and Edward Keith and Jerri Lynn Smith. Tax $10.50. Dealva Bussell, Sr. and wife. Mary Bussell, real proper- ty located in Rockcastle County to Biliy A. and Joyce Bussell. Tax $51.50. Marriage License Victor Sams, 64, Somerset, • insurance to Sharon Kay Hamp- ton. 39, Somerset. April 10,1980. William Raymond Plum- mer, Jr., 24, Hagerstown, Mary- land, computer operator, to Ani- ta Sue Prewitt, 22, Mt. Vernon. April 9, 1980. Robert Lloyd McFadden, 24. Route 6, London, factory worker, to Evelyn Mary Fay Cromer. 15, Route 1, Mt. Ver- non. April .11, 1980. Ronnie Wayne Thompson. 24, Route 1, Brodhead, farmer, to Cheryl Celese Sowder, 25, Route 1. Crab Orchard. Afcril 18, Court News District Court Judgements Court costs are not Included In the amount of fine. Names Inserted herein may be the same as those of innocent parties. Charges dismissed are not re- ported. Charges continued are not reported until disposition. Possession of alcoholic bev- erages for resale: John Berkley Adams, Charles Dean Carmack, AN ORDINANCE Relating to the Annual Budget and Amendment Thereof. W tmrn'.'LC Liux C lillnlu o{ Ronkoucjlx, kac revenues lefi over fr<Jm ihe 1978-79 Revenue Sharing Budgei in ihe amouni of $2,159.70. It is ordained by the Fiscal Court of Rockcastle County that: SECTION ONE: The annual Revenue Sharing Budgei for 1979-80 is amended to: (a) Increase receipts of ihe Revenue Sharing Budget by $2,159.70 to include revenues left over from the 1978 79 Budgei in the amount of $2,159.70. (b) Increase Budgei -expenditures account number: 408-3 Road Maintenance^by $2,159.70. SECTION TWO: The sum added to budgei expendit ure account in Section one is appropriated for general governmental purposes. Tfcntaiively approved by the Fiscal Court this the 1st day of April, 1980. /%/ Hubert Thacker, County/Judge Executive Approved as lo form and classification this the 7ih day of April, 1980. /s/ Roberi L. Purdom State Local Finance Officer This amendment to the Budgei Ordinance and Appropriation was adopted by the Fiscal Court on ihe day of , 1980. /s/ Hubert Thacker, County Judge Executive $100 fine, 30 days in Jail (sus- pended). Possession of marijuana: Charles Dean Carmack, $100 fine, 30 days in jail (suspended); Ronald Lee Johnson, 30 days in Jail. - Possession of alcoholic bev- erage by a minor: Dennis Leon Doan, warrant issued for failure td appear. Terroristic Threatening: Clayton Frith, warrant issued for failure to appear, bond revoked. Drunk in public place: Ronnie P. Johnson, Ricky A. Taylor, $30 fine. Terroristic Threatening: Clayton Frith, warrant issued for failure to appear, bond revoked: James Brown, 30 days in jail. Criminal littering: Elmer Kidwell, $50 fine. No insurance: Ronald D. Bradley, $50 fine (suspended on proof of insurance); Kenneth R. Hodge, $50 fine (suspend one- half); Kenneth Ray Young, $50 fine (suspended). No operators license: Dan- iel Laswell, warrant issued for failure to appear, iicense sus- pended; Arthur Miller, Jr., $50 fine; Ray Shearer. $20 fine (sus- pended). " Inadequate silencer: James T. Williams. $20 fine. No registration plates: Jim- my M. Prewitt, $20 fine (su- spended). Public intoxication: Ted Edward Shoffner, 3 days in jail. Driving under influence: Jack D. Odom, $150 fine, autho- rize drivers school; Ronald Lee Johnson, 30 davs in jail. Exercised control over mo- vable property: Bill Fish, Ester Lunce, arraigned. Non-payment of fines: Carl Angel, Jerry Angel. Ed Bamett, Billy E. Barron, James D. Brock, Bobby Cox. Richard A. Foxx, Jeffrey Allen Frazier, Howard Gadd, Charles Hurd, Michael Ray Justice, Carl R. King, Karen J. Krumme, John- ny Eugene McCoy, Johnnie Ray Miller, Gerald Wayne Moore, Claude Nolan, David Eugene Potter, Ellis Renner. Anderson Sales, Jr., Kenneth Ray Brewer, warrant issued for non-payment of fines, license suspended. Eluding officer: Ronald Lee Johnson, 30 days in jail. Operating on revoked li- cense, Ronald Lee Johnson, 30 days in jail. Overweight: Eddie Dean Davidson. Bobby Wayne Size- more, Edward Lee Sexton. Charley Fred Rickett, Billy Ray Sizemore, Billie Clyde Rey- nolds, Johnny Charles LeMas- ter, Ralph Hacker, $500 fine ($400 suspended). CIVIL SUITS Beatrice Hoskins vs John Larkin Hoskins, petition for dissolution of marriage. 80-CI- 065. Scaffold Cane Baptist Church vs Unknown Defen- dants, complaint. 80-CI-066. International Harvester monies claimed due. 80-CI-067. Victoria Ann Adams vs Lar- ry Lee Adams, joint petition for dissolution of marriage. 80-CI- 068. Frances Saylor Curry vs Donald Lee Mills and Morris J. McCormick, damages claimed due as result of automobile accident. 80-CI-069. Hospital Report Acute Care Admitted Shanda Barnett, Mt. Ver- non; Billy Mason, Mt. Vernon; Deborah Lynn DeWees, Corbin; Lillie Setzer. Mt. Vemon; Orbie Barnes. Mt. Vernon; Betsy Ann Hensley, Mt. Vernon; Pauline Kelly, Mt. Vernon; Daisy Hol- man, Brodhead; Luther Cox, Mt. Vernon; Tempie'Martin, Mt. Vemon; Roscoe Hyslnger, Mt. Vernon; Robert J. Hubbard, Mt. Vernon; Isaac Debord, Eubank; Ernest Singleton, East Bern- stadt; Kenneth Ray Fox, Stan- ford; Leland L. Rice, Brodhead; Wanda M. Miller, Orlando; Lar- ry Thompson, Jr., Crab Or- chard; Laura Taylor, Brodhead; Deborah A. McCoilum, Berea; Edith M. Baker, Crab OHshard; Hazel Bullock, Mt. Vernon; Maudie Evans, Mt. Vernon; Ed- na Grace Plttman, Mt. Vernon; John Hedge, Mt. Vernon; Shir- ley Newcomb, Livingston; Vina Harmon, Mt. Vemon. Released Tammy Tolliver, Charles Cox, Grant Comley, James Ma- son, George Fish, Leonard Ab- ney, Jonathon Cromer, Bil}jt Mason, Cynthia Cotton, Cathe- rine Flynn, Anna Jones, H. H. Baker, Shanda Bamett, Pauline Kelly, Luther Cox, Kenneth Fox, Hester Leece, Carl Smith, Patsy Manning, Betsy Hensley, Daisy Holman, Isaac Debord, <» Ruth Doan, Debbie McCoilum, - Debbie DeWees, Temple Martin, Lillie Setzer, Maudie Evans, Nancy Mallicoati Eldest Single- ton, Wanda Miller. Skilled Nursing Admitted George Fish, Mt. Vemon and Ruben L. Abney, Florida. Released Stella Faulkner. Newborns Bamett. girl; DeWees, boy and Evans, girl. LettersTo Editor Dear Editor, The Rockcastle County Lit- tle League Basketball finished Saturday after 8 weeks of fun- damental instructions for 5th and 6th grade boys in the county. The following business- es donated $320.00 which was the cost of the program: Dowell and Martin, Cox Funeral Home, Bank of Mt. Vemon, Citizens Bank, Young's Pharmacy, Western Auto, Say- lor Pharmacy. The reason more businesses were not asked was due to getting the exact amount from the above businesses. The fol- lowing people were paid to open the gyms. Linda Osbome, $80, Round- stone; Gary Scott, $120.00, Brod- head and David Hansel, $120.00." Mt. Vemon. The reason for Roundstone getting less was dile to a smaller number of boys. Livingston Elementary School decided to not take part when the program began. I would like to thank all the coaches and everyone for mak- ing the program a success. WilliamD. Riddle April 19, 1980 Editor. Mt. Vemon Signal Mt. Vernon. KyT* I recently read in an issue of the Mt. Vemon Signal of the failure of the Rockcastle County School Board to renew the coaching contracts of Mr. Riddle and Mr. Norris. As a former basketball, baseball and track team mem- ber under Mr. Riddle and a teammate of Mr. Norris, I feel I must voice an opinion concern- ing the obvious oversight of the school board. In today's times, everybody seems to put all the emphasis on winning at any cost. Though winning is the ultimate goal of every team, we seem to forget the role our teachers, leaders and yes, even coaches, play tar shaping the character of our young people. Mr. Riddle was interested In the molding of his players into responsible people. He al- ways set a good example for us to follow. He demanded the best from every player and usually got 100%. He was respected by everyone that ever put on a uniform for him. I feel that Mr. Riddle helped a great jieal in making me a better person and preparing me for today's life. His coaching ability and that of Mr. Norris cannot be questioned. The year Brodhead went to the state tournament, the comment was made on WHAS radio, by a respected college coach, that Brodhead had the best-coached, most dis- ciplined team at the tourna- ment. I have a young son and, win or lose, I would rather have him play for Mr. Riddle then any coach I know of.* It seems a sname that two men of character and ability that cannot be questioned, must suffer because a gym is not filled. Maybe the school board -and school officials are not doing their job by promoting and organizing home games. Whatever the case, young peo- ple need and desire leadership they can respect and believe in. They had that in Mr. Riddle and Mr. Norris. Paul Cox Legislative Report DE MARCUS REPORTS By: Rep. W. Harold DeMarcus Kentucky's 1980 General Assembly has now adjourned it's regular session. 1,396 bills were introduced and 391 bills or 28 percent were passed by both the House and Senate and de- livered to the governor. The General Assembly has made many mistakes during their sixty legislative days. As a result, in many ways, the needs of the people have not been served. On a more positive note, the legislature did make some strides in the area of senior citizens: ~ Under Senate Bill 39, the General Assembly appropriated $100,000 for the creation of a statewide senior citizen dis- count program. The program will consist of voluntary partic- ipating businesses with the staft coordinating the effort so that everyone will be aware of how and where the discounts will be available. Another measure, House ' «bill 105 will prohibit insurance companies from cancelling automobile insurance policies solely on the basis of age. This bill should eliminate a portion of unjustified discrimination. The General Assembly en- acted House Bill 408 which will abolish the three-day waiting period and blood-testing re- quirements for persons over 60 wishing to marry. 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