Page 2 - Wednesday, January 14, 2015 - The Gallatin County News, Warsaw, Ky. Scenic Gallatin County Terry Combs-Caldwell, Office Manager Bobbie Hendrix, Assistant Manager Mark Gray, Sports Reporter Subscription rates: In Gallatin and surrounding counties, $26 per year; Elsewhere in Kentucky, $28 per year; Out-of-State, $30 per year; Senior Citizens receive 10% off; Student rate, $19 per year (nine months). Website: www.thegallatincountynews.com Telephone: (859) 567-5051 • Fax: (859) 567-6397 • Email: [email protected] Our readers write Smoke free law needed Dear Editor: children, which is not As a nurse and resi- only devastating to fam- dent of Gallatin County, ilies, but also increases I urge state lawmakers to the cost of health care for enact a smoke-free law, employees and employ- which would greatly ers. Cities in Kentucky benefit the health of our that have implemented state. Given the over- smoke-free ordinances whelming evidence that have seen declines in second-hand smoke is a adult smoking, smok- known cause of disease ing related diseases and and premature death in health care costs. healthy non-smokers, I believe this is a and given that there are public health issue that no safe levels of expo- impacts the citizens and sure to tobacco smoke workers in our commu- according to the United nity. I urge our legisla- States Surgeon General, tors to support a com- I support a comprehen- prehensive statewide sive statewide smoke- law which would extend free law in all public protections to all of our places. citizens and children. Second-hand smoke The majority of Ken- causes heart disease, tuckians want to breathe lung cancer, asthma, low clean air and everyone birth weight and other deserves that right. respiratory diseases in Diane Coleman non-smoking adults and Warsaw Kentucky has failed in war against heroin Birds of a feather Dear Editor: lature made concessions Heroin is a weapon of with—the dealers—the hate. It’s held by those Taliban. What guaran- A large flock of Canada Geese gather on the Ohio River near Sugar Bay. In the winter, who hate the world and tees did the dealer make? geese that live here all year are joined by birds migrating from the north. Photo by Kelley everyone in it - creatures We know that guarantees Warnick that go by the name of made by the sons of Sa- Taliban, ISCL and Al- tan guarantee nothing. Kentucky Commentary Queda. And their min- A perfect compromise ions here in Kentucky would be a true anti- are not better than their heroin law that contains owners spreading mis- stiff sentences (greater Ark Encounter reveals ‘politically correct’ policy ery and death. than 40 years without the Kentucky heroin deal- possibility of parole for ers want is to take our any amount of heroin), While running for reelection, dency on government that’s way too What if a group of zealous Mus- children, drain them of mandatory death pen- Gov. Steve Beshear supported tax prevalent. lims applied for a similar rebate for life and murder them. alty for heroin overdose incentives for Noah’s Ark theme The park wants its piece of the pie a park with the world’s largest mon- The dealers laugh deaths in those under the park slated to open in William- belonging to taxpayers—who are al- ument to Mohammed? at the feeble laws cur- age of 16, and treatment stown in 2016. ready on the hook for an $11 million How many of those same people rently on the books in programs for those will- In fact, Beshear so coveted the improvement to an interchange off who defend the Ark park receiving Kentucky for drug traf- ing to give up their deal- political points from supporting Interstate 75. Can it reasonably ex- tax rebates granted by the state be- ficking, knowing their ers. such a project that his administra- pect government not to stick its over- cause they believe in its message profits are safe from If we make the stakes tion unequivocally endorsed in- sized nose into its hiring practices? would also back a Muslim project criminal prosecution. high enough, the sewer centives for it without looking at Such developments offer yet an- benefitting from the same kind of They brag how many rat dealer will want to a feasibility study provided by the other example of how the state has break? park itself—an omission I roundly amassed power to plan and control When groups—no matter their children they have killed leave Kentucky, espe- criticized in this column. the economy—including tourism religious or political views—seek because, according to cially if we enable our A letter from Secretary Bob projects—by building its develop- government handouts in any form, Kentucky law, they can’t law enforcement person- Stewart of the Kentucky Tourism, ment policies around government they empower that same govern- be charged with murder nel with the tools to go Arts and Heritage Cabinet now in- incentives rather than market-driven ment to say “yes” to one and “no” to if one of their victims after and capture the rats forms Ark Encounter the project forces. the other. And the answer may not overdoses. anywhere. We can do no longer is eligible for a program There’s no reason to believe there be the one they expect. But their biggest this because: allowing its creators to keep 25 won’t be a large market for the Ark Instead, why not just grant the howls of laughter are at •By eliminating the percent of the sales tax collected park, that will offer a “full-scale, all- same rebate to all companies creat- the Kentucky General distribution and sale of wood ark” of biblical proportions ing tourism projects in the common- Assembly’s attempts heroin in Kentucky, we during its first decade—about $18 million—because it has changed that “should become the largest tim- wealth? They could use the revenue at anti-heroin bills that can save the lives of “from a tourism attraction to a ber-frame structure in the USA.” to expand their ventures, put them never pass. This year’s countless children tepid attempt at a bill is •We can eliminate the ministry.” Curious biblicists will line up for on stable financial footing, believe Stewart lectures that while Ark boarding passes, that Ark Encoun- what they want and hire whomever supposed to be a com- crimes associated with Encounter has a right to change its ters appropriately want to be sold by they please. promise without any heroin. emphasis, “state tourism tax in- people who also are believers. A rising tide, after all, lifts all harsh penalties for the •Deny the Taliban and centives cannot be used to fund re- When you seek government in- boats. bad guys. its mentally ill cohorts ligious indoctrination or otherwise volvement in any way – including The General Assem- the means to child por- be used to advance religion.” through tax breaks—the door opens Jim Waters is a director at the bly would have us be- nography, child prostitu- Ark Encounter representatives to uncertain and undesirable prac- Bluegrass Institute, Kentucky’s lieve that, with enough tion and the promotion promise a legal holy war. tices. free-market think tank therapy, time and mon- of violence. What they really should be ey, any person could be We can’t afford to lose fighting, however, is what they’re rehabilitated. Like any this war. The General experiencing: the downside of farmer could transform Assembly must act and government policy that involves a slaughter ready steer act with force, or more know-it-alls picking economic into a prize winning bull Uof L cheerleaders and winners and losers. through therapy. innocent children will On the surface, the project’s A compromise by def- die at the hands of those representatives are right in saying inition is “an agreement without mercy, pity or they should not be treated differ- made to adjust or settle compassion. ently from any other group pursu- by mutual concession”. Damian Beach ing tax incentives. I wonder who the legis- Payneville, Ky. The larger question is: Why even seek them, knowing full well that when government gets ©2014 involved, it will want to inject its poison of political correctness? Why should the park be required to consider hiring people who don’t even believe in the flood for which the original was built, or in the Bible that tells that story? It’s indicative of our depen- Rick McKee, Augusta Chronicle The Gallatin County News, Warsaw, Ky. - Wednesday, January 14, 2015 - Page 3 deception, guilty, 30 days conditionally discharged, Bailey S. Whittamore, jail-conditionally dis- costs. careless driving, no/ex- Jail Report 2/2K3/h1r5is.topher Shannon graBntaerdb.ara Chavez vs. cchepartigoend,, g cuoislttys,; 3th0e dfat ybsy j adiel-- degAreleex aunndlaraaw Sfukli rvtrinan, s3arcd- pnior eidn surreagniscter,a tmioenr gepdla/dteiss-, WeJllasn, u5a5ry, w6a,r ranTte, rrWi PDL,. pBoarkte, rc,o nflt.a 2g/r2a3n/t1 5n.on-sup- Ltioonv etso wTirtahvderla wS,t ogprasn, temdo.- creosntditiutitoionna,l lcyo stsd.ischarged, t3i/o1n4 /1w5i.th a minor, cont. mcoisstsse, ds;e DrvUicIe, gfeuei,l tys,u s$p2e0n0d, P. Johnson. Damon Brock, attempt- Meredith L. Lawrence Crystal S. Hurst, review, Marcus Spencer, mari- license. January 7, Derrick L. ed murder, 1st degree crim- vs. Gary L. Stephens, mo- theft by deception, guilty, juana possession, drug Property Transfers Ingram, 27, alcohol intoxi- inal mischief, cont. 2/9/15. tion for extension of time, 30 days jail-conditionally paraphernalia possession, Carl and Charlotte No- cation, WPD, P. Johnson. William Coots, review, granted. discharged, restitution, cont. 3/3/15. ell to Nationstar Mortgage, January 9, Damian T. cont. 2/23/15. Kentucky Housing Cor- costs. David B. Stafford, 405 First Street, Warsaw, Miller, 21, careless driving, Donald E. Doolin, two poration vs. Gloria Lisa Daryl Wayne Owens, 1st speeding/9 mph over limit, for $18,800 in accordance DUI, KSP, D. Staubach. counts 2nd degree forgery, Baker, et al., motion to degree methamphetamine driving on suspended li- with l egal judgment. January 9, Austin K. possession, 1st degree con- cense, no insurance card, Roger and Judy Berk- theft by unlawful taking, confirm report, granted. Arnold, 19, 4th degree as- 1st degree persistent felony U.S. Bank vs. Richard trolled substance posses- careless driving, merged/ shire to Larry and Rosalie sault, 3rd degree assault, offender, cont. 2/9/15. Duane Baker, motion to sion, controlled substance dismissed; DUI, guilty, Ramsey, property lying resisting arrest, WPD, P. not in original container, $350, costs, service fee, 1,200 feet north from Old James R. Faulkner, fla- confirm report, granted. Johnson. grant non-support, cont. Citimortgage, Inc. vs. 2nd degree controlled sub- suspend license, 60 days Hwy. 1130 intersection January 10, Rick Mad- 2/9/15. Julia L. Black, et al., mo- stance possession, cont. jail-46 of which are condi- with new Kentucky Speed- den, 64, warrant, GCSD, 2/10/15. tionally discharged. way Road, for $10,000. Patrick Goodman, fla- tion to confirm report, E. Caldwell. Edain T. Salcedo, speed- grant non-support, cont. granted. January 11, Dylan S. 2/9/15. Scott Workman vs. ing/23 mph over limit, New Glencoe Horn, 19, manufacturing driving on suspended li- Dustin Goostree, 3rd Janelle Eversole, et al., re- methamphetamine, unlaw- cense, no license in posses- degree burglary, theft by view, judgment entered. ful distribution of meth sion, failure to notify DOT unlawful taking, cont. U.S. Bank vs. Virgil mayor wants precursor, drug parapher- of address change, failure 2/23/15. Hinnenkamp, motion to nalia possession, GCSD, J. to appear, suspend license, Troy Wayne Johnson, confirm master commis- Jones. bench warrant. review, cont. 2/23/15. sioner’s report of sale, January 11, Joshua T. Neil R. Selley Jr., speed- city’s input Faye Marie Klefeker, granted; motion for posses- Hurley, 28, manufacturing ing/15 mph over limit, no failure to report change in sion, denied. methamphetamine, unlaw- insurance card, failure to order to receive benefits, ful distribution of meth appear, suspend license. cont. 2/9/15. District Court precursor, drug parapher- Cecilk E. St. Clair, DUI, By Kathleen Niece Many residents would Zachary Klefeker, fail- nalia possession, GCSD, J. Civil Suits guilty, $200, costs, service News Reporter like a stop sign or speed ure to report change in Jones. LVNV Funding vs. Kris- fee, suspend license. Newly elected Glen- bumps placed at the exit January 11, Adam C. order to receive benefits, tian Volker, debt dispute. Peter Luke Tibbet, re- coe Mayor Mike Hamp- of the store to slow peo- cont. 2/9/15. Anderson, 24, warrant, Jamie A. Little, review, Harold Christy vs. Billy sisting arrest, alcohol in- ton started off Monday’s ple to a stop before leav- KSP, D. Staubach. cont. 2/9/15. Short, forcible detainer of toxication, failure to ap- meeting by telling coun- ing the parking lot. Circuit Court Michael A. Mobley, 3rd property. pear, bench warrant. cil members all city offi- City Attorney Nor- Jeff Groves vs. Michelle Darryl Bailey, review, Civil Suits degree burglary, 2nd de- cials should get to know man said unless an ac- Booth-Cain, forcible de- cont. 1/20/15. Brandon Roberts vs. gree unlaawful transaction the people they repre- cident or injury happens, tainer of property. Jacqueline S. Courtney, Jenna Roberts, petition for with a minor, 2nd degree Claude Nantz vs. Josh controlled substance pre- sent. nothing can be done to dissolution of marriage. fleeing/evading police, 1st Hurley and occupants, scription not in original He said they should force the Family Dollar Wells Fargo Bank vs. degree persistent felony of- forcible detainer of prop- container, 3rd degree con- find out what people to fix the problem. Corey Renfro, foreclosure. fender, cont. 2/9/15. erty. trolled substance posses- think and what they In other Glencoe busi- Green Tree Servicing Patricia Ann Murphy, Laverne Cress vs. James sion, illegal possession of expect from the Glen- ness: vs. Deanna hartman, et al., review, cont. 5/11/15. Witt, forcible detainer of legend drug, merged/dis- coe City Council. All foreWcleollssu reF.argo Bank vs. graJnetn nniofner- supPpeorkrti,n sf,a ilfluare- property. missed. members were present the• Ccoounntcrialc t wrietnhe wtehde Faith Monds, et al., fore- to appear, bench warrant. Proceedings as heard by Jacqueline S. Court- including council mem- sheriff’s department closure. Edith Setters, flagrant Judge C1h/1a3r/l1e5s Moore ngeuyil,t ya, l$c2o5h,o cl osintst;o xdircinatkiionng, bers Benny Edmondson, for police protection in Indictments non-support, failure to ap- Austin Arnold, 4th de- alcohol in public, merged/ Rick Dunaway, Jim Ed- the city. Rick Dunaway Joshua David Hendren, pear, bench warrant. gree assault, two counts dismissed. mondson, Derek Wilson, said it has been cheaper 1st degree wanton endan- Jason Wayne Sims, 2nd 3rd degree assault, resist- Karrie Kathleen Mason, Nicholas Mothershead, to have the sheriff’s de- germent, 1st degree heroin degree assault, guilty, five- ing arrest, cont. 1/20/15. menacing, obstructing gov- Michelle Edmondson, partment patrol the city years, $1,000; DUI, gulty, possession, complicity Ronald Beard Jr., re- ernmental operations, 2nd City Attorney Alecia rather than hire a city $500, fee, 30 days jail, tampering with physical view, sustain motion, or- degree disorderly conduct, Norman, secretary Allie police officer. costs. evidence. der to follow. cont. 2/24/15. Webster and Sheriff Josh Sheriff Neale told Alisha M. Stockton, re- Steven Murphy, 1st de- James A. Bowman, Trenda Mayhew, motion Neale. council there hasn’t view, cont. 2/9/15. gree heroin possession, Billy Gene Sturgeon speeding/10 mph over lim- to revoke, cont. 2/10/15. The first issue fac- been a crime in Glencoe drug paraphernalia posses- II, manufacturing meth- it, guilty, $20, costs; no in- Trenda Mayhew, DUI, ing this new council they haven’t been able to sion, public intoxication, amphetamine, amended; surance card, proof shown/ marijuana possession, no was the Family Dollar solve. He wanted to let 3rd degree controlled sub- dismissed; failure to notify insurance, open alcohol in attempt to manufacture Store parking lot. A let- everyone know it takes stance possession, illegal DOT of address change, vehicle, cont. 2/10/15. possession of legend drug. methamphetamine, guilty, proof shown/dismissed. Miranda Miller, 2nd de- ter was sent last year not only his department Olivia Dawn William- 7 years, $1,000; 1st degree Jordan S. Brunetti, cul- gree forgery, cont. 3/10/15. to the store’s corporate and prevent crimes but son, 1st degree wanton methamphetamine pos- tivating marijuana, guilty, Carolyn Sue Morrow, headquarters explaining also tips from citizens. session, guilty, 3 years, endangerment, 1st degree 365 days jail-conditionally 4th degree assault, 2nd the parking lot is danger- The hotline to report $1,000; unlawful posses- heroin possession, com- discharged, costs; mari- degree disorderly con- ous but changes haven’t suspicious behavior is: sion of meth precursor, plicity tampering iwth juana possession, merged/ duct, menacing, 3rd degree been made. 567-4000. guilty, 5 years, $1,000; physical evidence. dismissed. criminal mischief, 1st de- drug paraphernalia pos- Ashley Williams, 1st Daniel S. Bush, review, gree criminal trespassing, Warsaw session, guilty, 12 months, degree heroin possession, cont. 2/10/15. cont. 3/18/15. $500; 1st degree persistent drug paraphernali posses- Lanoice M. Cole, no/ Tessa Penrod, theft by felony offender, dismissed. sion, public intoxication, expired registration plates, failure to make required 3rd degree controlled sub- Escon Thompson, fla- no insurance, driving on disposition of property, Continued from page 1 “That’s going to hap- grant non-support, cont. stance possession, illegal suspended license, failure withdrawn. at next month’s council pen,” he said. “We need 2/23/15. possession of legend drug. to appear, bench warrant. Thomas Penrod, theft meeting to discuss this it near the gazebo and Paul William Wilkinson Angela Mayer, 2nd de- Megan L. DeBord, re- by failure to make required and other matters. out of the trees. I’m go- II, revocation hearing, re- gree burglary. main incarcerated, restart view, cont. 3/10/15. distribution of property, •Wayne Rassman ing to get it done.” Proceedings as heard by probation. Brittany M. Easton, restitution paid, with- addressed council on •Golf cart inspection Judge James Schrand Capital One NA vs. speeding/10 mph over drawn. behalf of the Gallatin stickers for 2015 are 1/12/15 limit, no insurance card, Brian T. Rensel, theft Deborah L. Ellis, motion County Tourism com- now due. Drivers can get Michael W. Asher, re- failure to notify DOT of by failure to make required vocation hearing, cont. for summary judgment, address change, failure to disposition of property, mittee. He said tourism inspected at the sheriff’s appear, suspend license, cont. 2/24/15. is planning a Warsaw Bi- department. cont. 2/10/15. Timothy M. Shields, no/ centennial Celebration in •Councilman Randy Glencoe General store Dylan S. Horn, manu- expired registration plates, the fall and more concert Jones asked the city to facturing methamphet- no/expired registration re- events this summer. He examine the Christmas is now amine, unlawful distribu- ceipt, no insurance card, also said the committee lights and hanging orna- tion of meth precursor, reckless driving, failure to is hoping to buy a digital ments to make needed for sAle! drug paraphernalia posses- or improper signal, driv- sign to publicize events repairs and replacements sion, cont. 1/20/15. ing on suspended license, and there are plans to before putting them Joshua T. Hurley, man- two counts failure to use create a county cemetery away for the season. ufacturing methamphet- child restraint device in Call Karen at amine, unlawful distribu- vehicle, merged/dismissed; board. • Monthly senior com- In a related matter, modities will be handed tion of meth precursor, endangering the welfare 859/643-1011 drug paraphernalia posses- of minor, amended to 2nd Mayor Brown said he out at the council meet- sion, cont. 1/20/15. degree wanton endanger- was determined to move ing room from 9 a.m. to Crystal Hurst, theft by ment, guilty, 60 days jail- the flagpole in the city’s noon, January 20. riverfront park close to •Council met in closed the gazebo where it will session to discuss a per- Attorney at Law precinct election officers be seen more easily. sonnel issue. needed 6900 Houston Rd., Ste 19 What’s On Florence, KY 41042 Gallatin County precinct election officers •Bankruptcy • Personal Injury are needed for the May primary and novem- •Workmen’s Compensation ber election. Compensation is provided upon Your Mind? •Admiralty completion of training and Election Day ser- I’ll Fight For Your Rights! vice. Anyone interested in working the polls on Please call 859/525-1160 Election Day or requesting additional informa- Please get involved! tion can contact the office of: THIS IS A PAID ADVERTISEMENT Tracy Miles, Gallatin County Clerk Attend our monthly 102 West High Street, Warsaw, KY 859-567-5411 fiscal court meetings and let your voice be heard. Call me with concerns at 859/393-3271. We are elected to serve You! Joe Shinkle ©2015 Magistrate- napoleon/ concord Page 4 - Wednesday, January 14, 2015 - The Gallatin County News, Warsaw, Ky. community life people… in The News Newly elected Northern Kentucky Circuit Court Judge Richard A. Brueggemann was sworn in by Chief Justice of Kentucky John D. Minton Jr. at a ceremony December 8, 2014, in Frankfort. He was sworn in while in Frankfort to attend the New Judg- es Orientation that the Administrative Office of the Courts provided for Kentucky’s newest group of judges-elect. The judges-elect participated in judicial educa- tion courses and attended sessions on managing courtrooms, being on call after hours and working with criminal justice partners. Each judge-elect was paired with an experienced judge from a similar ju- risdiction through the new Transitions: Lawyer-to- Judge Mentoring Program. The program was created to let mentor judges share successful techniques with new judges and provide guidance about professional School spirit practices and the practical application of general le- gal concepts. Gallatin County students cheered Friday night as the Wildcats rallied late to pull close to Circuit Court is the court of general jurisdiction rival Carroll County . The rally fell short but Gallatin gets a chance at revenge this week with that hears civil matters involving more than $5,000, Carroll County returning for a Class A tournament game. Photo by Kelley Warnick capital offenses and felonies, divorces, adoptions, By Bobbie Hendrix termination of parental rights, land dispute title cas- es and contested probate cases. News from the schools Judge Brueggemann serves Boone and Gallatin counties. GCHS Honor Roll Tutoring The next meeting will be the Parent Involvement complete list of eligible •The Family Resource held Friday, February link at www.gallatin. products, visit www.la- Center began tutoring 13, at 3099 Dixie High- kyschools.us. belsforeducation.com or All A Honor Roll sessions Tuesday, Janu- way in Erlanger. Free Recycle carefully examine pur- Shelby Ackermann, Callie Beers, Beth Carpenter, Savannah Cooke, Jared Courtney, Dennis Coy, Jo- ary 13, at Gallatin County lunch and child care are •Gallatin County High chases for the Labels for seph Davidson Jr., Emily Ferry, Khloe Geiger, Kyley Lower and Upper Elemen- provided. Call 859-356- School is accepting do- Education stamp or the tary Schools, and at Paint 3155 for information. nations of old ink car- Box Tops for Education Hartke, Aaleigha Hebbeler, Alexandra Johnston, Lick Baptist Church and School Closing tridges, laser cartridges, stamp. Labels and box Adrienne Kearns, Kaycee Merida, Margaret Morse, Olivia Murphy, Chloe Oldendick, Gabriella Old- Glencoe Baptist Church. •All Gallatin County cell phones, mp3 play- tops may be dropped endick, Breanna Rahe, Cheyenne Ranes, Katherine Tutoring will begin at the schools will be closed ers, gps devices, digital off at the school or sent Rogers, Katelyn Russell, Catherine J. Sadler, Jacob Napoleon/Concord Com- Monday, January 19, cameras and help earn with students and teach- Saffell, Isaac Schooler, Olivia Urso, Gloria Vargas munity Facility Thursday, Martin Luther King, Jr. school supplies, equip- ers to be turned in every Garcia, Sergio Vargas Garcia, Savanna Wong, Mary January 15. Contact the Day. ment and even cash. Thursday. Wright Family Resource Center PTSO Insurance Free Books A/B Honor Roll at 859-567-4900 to en- •Gallatin County Low- •Children under 18 •The Dolly Parton Austin Adams, Jaron Alexander, Taryn Axon, Kay- roll. er Elementary School’s years of age who do not Imagination Library lee Barnes, Felicia Beach, Emily Beatty, Kaitlynn Subsequent tutoring PTSO will meet Mon- have insurance may be Program is open to Bickers, Jacklyn Bond, Jessica Bond, Charity Brew- dates are January 15, 20, day, January 19, at 6 eligible for K-CHIP. all children, ages birth er, Zachary Brewer, Isabelle Brown, Makayla Cain, 22, 27 and 29 at Gallatin p.m., at the school. Call 1-877-KCHIP-18 through five years old. Jenna Carnes, Natalie Chisenhall, Jesse Clark, Lolita County Upper and Low- •Gallatin County Up- or 1-877-524-4719 for The program was es- Constantino, Brian Cooper, Jada Cormell, Kenny Co- er Elementary Schools; per Elementary School’s an application or call the tablished to encourage zine, Kelli Deaton, Rylan Deitz, Robert Dengler, Ol- January 13, 20 and 27 at PTSO will meet Thurs- Family Resource Center, literacy in the home and ivia Dickerson, Kasie Dobbs, Hannah Dossett, Paige Paint Lick and Glencoe day, January 29, at 6 567-4900. recognize the impor- Doud, Chloe Dunavent, Joey Dunavent, Madison Baptist Churches; and p.m. in the school li- Labels For Education tance of reading to chil- Duryea, Leilani Elliott, Heaven Ellis, Ty Flannery, January 15, 22 and 29 at brary. •Gallatin County schools dren at an early age by Elijah Flores, Kaleb Frontz, Jakob Fuehner, Brittany Napoleon/Concord Com- FAFSA are collecting Labels providing children with Gambrel, Andrew Garcia, Tanner Hamilton, Charles munity Facility. •Gallatin County for Education®, Box a free book every month Harrison, Gabrielle Hignite, Tyler Hillenbrand, Abby Relatives Raising High School Guidance Tops for Education®, until their fifth birthday. Humphries, Madison Jones, Taylor Lewis, Trevor Relatives Counselor Mike Davis Campbell’s Soup labels, Enrollment is required. Lewis, Zoie Lynch, Trenton Mains, Mason McCord, •This program is for has announced a FAFSA CapriSun, Kool-Aid and Forms for enrollment Cheyenne McCoy, Lexee Miles, Krystal Morris, Kai- grandparents and other workshop at the high other “like” pouches, can be obtained at the ley Munsie, Alyssa Nichelson, Shyann Nichelson, relatives who are raising school, Thursday, Janu- soft drink pull tabs, and Family Resource Cen- Kayla Nunn, Mayle Peck, Elizabeth Pendergraft, grandchildren, nieces, ary 29, for students and I.G.A. labels. These col- ter, room 116, Gallatin Shelby Pendleton, Logan Picklesimer, Ashley Platte, nephews, siblings, etc. parents, at 6 p.m. lections support schools County Upper Elemen- Eli Poland, Rachael Rahe, Ramon Ramirez, Johna- The program provides Parent Involvement across the country by tary School. Call Family thon Reed, Jessica Richmond, Sierra Riley, Rhea Ri- parenting techniques that •The Gallatin County exchanging labels and Resource Center Coor- portella, Miranda Robinson, Rebecca Rogers, Taylor help them cope with spe- Schools’ web site has a box tops for cash and dinator Conte Flowers at Roland, Christian Smith, Melanie Smith, Summer cific challenges they face parent involvement page free merchandise. For a 859-567-4900. Smith, William Smith, Lauren Souther, Frances Ste- raising another’s children. that will contain district phenson, Hayley Stephenson, Kaylee Terrell, Georgia It also offers luncheons updates and information Urso, Bailey Wainscott, Kelli Webster, Chase Weh- school board members to be on the second Friday of for parents from the en- rman, MacKenna Wehrman, Britney Wilhoite, Torie every month from 12 tire district. Parents are recognized at Jan. meeting Willhoite, Cody Williams, Mason Wilson noon to 1 p.m. at 3099 Di- asked to complete a sur- xie Highway in Erlanger. vey that can be found on Gallatin County rectional policy for the GCMS Honor Roll schools are joining the school system, decid- state’s 172 other public ing on the school year All A Honor Roll Bulletin Board school systems to mark calendar, and acting on Noah Brinker, Destiny Haines, Hannah Hignite, Kentucky’s 20th obser- concerns raised by the Andrew Kearns, Gina Riportella, Charles Smith, •Thursday, January 15, 6:30 p.m., Gallatin vation of January as students, employees, Taylor Tainsh, Alexis Tainsh, Sienna Tainsh, Ash- County Fiscal Court Meeting, Senior Citizens School Board Member parents and taxpayers ley Trimble, Kennedi Bledsoe, Elizabeth Oldendick, Center, 400 Third Street, Warsaw. Recognition Month. in our community,” Christian Schneider, Brittany Merida, Oscar Vargas- •Saturday, January 17, 10 a.m. to 12 noon, Gal- “When it comes to Huber said. “However, Garcia, Audrey White latin County Food Pantry Distribution, 205 West devotion to what’s in most people have no A/B Honor Roll Pearl Street, Warsaw. the best interest of our concept of the count- Brenson Baker, Alisa Barnes, Corey Beers, Rachel •Saturday, January 17, 12 noon, Alcoholics students, no communi- less hours each of our Bell, Salvain Birosh, Alexis Brown, Isabell Camp- Anonymous, Gallatin County Public Library, 209 bell, Noah Conley, Silas Cooke, Drew Craig, Dylan West Market Street, Warsaw. ty has a finer group of board member spend citizen leaders than So- in study outside of Epperson, Alexander Frasure, Zachary Jones, Kelsey Monday, January 19 nya Giles, Alex Tain- their regular meetings, Marksberry, Angie Martinez, Sylis McKenzie, Kel- Martin Luther King, Jr. Day seey Miller, Lorelei O’Brien, Vanessa Paxtle, Abigail sh, Chad Murray and attendance at student The Warsaw Post Office, Bank of Kentucky, Perry, Lydia Querry, Emma Young, Janice C Coyle, Dicky Wilson,” said events and listening to First Farmers Bank, and all Gallatin County Jessie Ferguson, Alexander Jump, Chase Keyes, Jarin schools will be closed. Superintendent Travis constituents. I’m proud Rassman, Rebekah Smith, Blayne Wespesser, Pa- •Monday, January 19, 1 p.m., Gallatin County Huber. to serve alongside each mela Adams, Brooke Alexander, Ethan Baker, Juan Sewer Board, Gallatin County Public Library “Many people under- of them.” Baldenebro, Madison Beck, Halley Bowling, Laney Community Room, 209 West Market Street, War- stand that our board is Gallatin’s school Brown, Bryant Caldwell, Edward Ford, Cendia saw. responsible for setting board members will be Haines, Kelsey Kidder, Joshua Laws, Dylan Merrick, •Monday, January 19, 4 p.m., Gallatin County Library Board Meeting, Gallatin County Pub- and balancing a bud- recognized at the Janu- Kalib Mylor, Aubrey New, Stephanie Roberts, Ma- get, establishing the di- ary 27 board meeting. riah Roberts, Kaitlyn White lic Library Community Room, 209 West Market Street, Warsaw. •Monday, January 19, 6 p.m., Zumba Aerobic Workout, St. Joseph Catholic Church Fellowship Hall, 602 Main Cross, Warsaw. •Monday, January 19, 7 p.m., Warsaw Lions Club, Back Room at Jewell’s on Main, Warsaw. •Tuesday, January 20, 6:30 p.m., Gallatin Coun- ty Park Board Meeting, Senior Citizens Center, 400 Third Street, Warsaw. •Wednesday, January 21, 6 p.m., Zumba Aero- bic Workout, St. Joseph Catholic Church Fellow- ship Hall, 602 Main Cross, Warsaw. 102 West Main St., Warsaw • 859-567-4601 The Gallatin County News,Warsaw, Ky. -Wednesday, January 14, 2015 -Page 5dcbaZYXWVUTSRQPONMLKJIHGFEDCBA S p o r t s a n d W ild lif e C a ts lo se to E m in e n ce & C a rro ll in d istrict a ctio n Mark Gray lead and led 29-25 at the Upcoming Games Sports Reporter half. On Tuesday after The Wildcats basket- The Panthers led 55- press time, the boys had ball team fell twice in 43 after three quarters a rematch with the Car- 31st District play last before Beckham's three- roll County Panthers. week. pointer cut the lead to A win would put them Both were close losses 61-57 with 2:40 left. in Thursday's 6 p.m. that saw the Cats record Gallatin hung close as semi-final against Owen dip to 5-10 overall and Mason Wilson scored the County, the tournament 2-5 in district action. final 12 Wildcat points, favorite. Eminence including a three-pointer Thursday's 7:30 semi- On Tuesday, the Wild- that trimmed the lead to final will pit the Trimble cats were beaten on the 71-69 with 20 seconds to CountylEminence win- road by the Eminence play. ner against the Walton- Warriors. The final was Nevertheless, clutch VeronalWilliamstown 74-68. Panther foul shooting winner. Kaleb Beckham down the stretch enabled Saturday's champi- scored 19 points to lead them to leave town with onship will tip off at 7 the Wildcats. Noah Mc- a 73-69 victory. p.m. Cubbin had 16 points Wilson's career high and 11 rebounds and Jay 26 points led the Cats. Football Shrader added 11 points He also pulled down 8 Nostradamus and 13 rebounds. rebounds. with Robb Hofl Mason Wilson scored Beckham added 17 11 points, Dustin John- points, Steurer 11, Me- Playoff son 7, Austin Steurer 2, Cubbin 9, and Shrader and Justin Rassman 2. 6. Beckham also had 4 Predictions Chris Brown had 5 re- assists. bounds. Gallatin hit 19 of 49 AFC The Cats hit 21 of 62 from the field for 38 per- field goals for 34 percent cent. The boys were 10 Championshi~ and 23 of 34 free throws of 27 from beyond the • Patriots 24 for 68 percent. arc for 37 percent and Carroll County 21 of 26 from the charity Colts 20 On Friday, the boys stripe for 80 percent. hosted Carroll County. Gallatin will be host- NFC The Panthers jumped ing this week's All A 8th to a 15-11 first quarter Region Tournament. Championship Starting guard Mason Wilson battles a Carroll County player for • Hawks 27 the ball in last Friday's game. Wilson had a career high 26 points in Packers 17 the 73-69 loss. Photos by Kelley Warnick G irls b e a t C a rro ll in A ll A o p e n e r Mark Gray and the 53-39 final tally. Campbell County cent and 12 of 20 from Sports Reporter Hannah Dossett led all On Tuesday, the Lady the foul line for 60 per- The Lady Wildcats scorers with 26 points. Cats faced Campbell cent. basketball team opened Autumn Bowen and County, ranked third in Carroll County play in the All A 8th Re- Danielle Wesley scored the 10th Region. On Saturday after- gion Tournament Mon- 7 points apiece. Blaire The contest was tight noon, Gallatin improved day with a victory over Sullivan added 6, Emily throughout, but the to 4-0 in district play the Carroll County Pan- Beatty 2, Kaylee Terrell Camels pulled out a 66- with the first of two wins thers at Trimble County 2, and Gabby Hignite 2. 60 victory. over Carroll County for High School. Gallatin will take a Dossett scored 30 the week. The victory was the 9-5 record into Wednes- points and pulled down The Lady Cats led third of the season over day's semi-final contest 6 rebounds to lead the after each quarter by Carroll and second in against Williamstown at squad. scores of 10-7, 19-15, three days. 7:30. Wesley added 15, 33-23, and 41-31. The Lady Cats came A victory would put Beatty 9, Bowen 6, and Dossett led a balanced out firing on all cylinders the girls in Friday's Terrell 6. attack with 11 points. Monday and grabbed a 7 p.m. championship For the game, the Wesley added 10, Sul- 19-7 lead after one quar- game against the Trimble Lady Cats hit 22 of 47 livan 9, Terrell 6, Beatty ter. CountylWalton- Verona from the field for 47 per- 4, and Bowen 1. Dominic Alexander looks for a shot against The advantage in- winner. Carroll County. Dominic is one several tal- creased to 34-17 at half- Before the regional, ented sophomores on Gallatin's team this W e'll get you time and 46-26 heading the girls split two home year. into the fourth quarter games last week. out of m ud, ice, or any other problem . W e tow any size vehicle! New & Used Tires for cars, trucks & farm equpment now on sale! 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Uh, don’t think so, to see Cinderella at the wood scraps, swept up Gallatin Society Bill. Fifty million dol- Aronoff, thanks to some the porch, then Jackie lars wouldn’t get Annie friends who couldn’t go signed off and gave from me. and didn’t want to waste her approval of the fin- by Lonni Faller On Saturday, the Wel- the tickets. It was ab- ished project. Barbie dons celebrated Alex’s solutely fabulous! Af- said she is so proud of 859-567-5587 birthday with a supper at terwards, they enjoyed Ben! After a leisurely [email protected] the rest of their mother/ family dinner at Dairy Seven Pines. Attending were Alex, Bob, Laura daughter day with a little Queen that evening, Sam This week we have a and green wreath placed month, is delighted with and Malinda Weldon; shopping, then dinner packed up and headed VERY important birth- upon it. Katie was very the new baby and loves Josh Davis and Drew at LaRosa’s. Sunday, back to Georgetown for day, an honor for a tal- touched by the sight, holding her. Scales. Laura made a after church, Ben and the new semester. Spike ented young lady, a new and remarked that she •Betty and Boyd en- wonderful gluten free Barbie met with Jackie and Barbie were sad to baby, a bit of traveling, a wished everyone would joyed the company of chocolate cake. ( Alex’s Mylor, Historical So- see him go, but Ben was tragic loss, and warm mo- just take a few moments their great-granddaugh- first cake since going ciety president, about glad to have his room all ments with loved ones. to visit this most glori- ter, Nova, last Saturday. gluten free!) Afterwards, his Eagle Project. They to himself once again. •Loretta and Dennis ous memorial to our fall- She kept them enter- all went to the parlor Dover are pleased to an- en heroes. tained and busy all day, and played pool. Alex HAPPY BIRTHDAY! nounce that their grand- •Sunday afternoon assuring an early bedtime thoroughly enjoyed hav- daughter, Peyton, has found Katie in Sparta and a sound slumber for ing the family together been selected for one of visiting her friend, Mary her great-grandparents. to celebrate! HAPPY ten spots from her school Lou Smith, who has re- •Patsy Brown en- BIRTHDAY, ALEX! Capricorn to perform in the Boone cently lost her son. Our joyed lunch at Butler •Barbie Wright reports County Honors Chorus. deepest sympathies to Park Lodge with fam- another busy week at her She couldn’t be more Mary Lou. ily members on Sun- house: School started THE GOAT excited, and her grand- •Betty and Boyd Li- day. Following a deli- back Monday, and she parents couldn’t be more onberger are happy to cious meal, everyone had a couple of kids who Thursday, January 15: Mary Jo Warnock, proud. announce the birth of went home with Patsy really didn’t want to get Rhonda Haddix, Jesse Hendrix-Inman, Marvin •Katie Lowe had an their new great-grand- for the afternoon. The up that morning, and It Smith, Jodi Bailey, Steve Jahnke, Bill Hopkins, uplifting experience daughter, Tinley Ma- men watched football didn’t help that Jack and Tiffani Weyer, Adrian Simmons, Kaycie Leigh last Saturday. She was rie West. Tinley was while the ladies enjoyed Sam got to sleep in. Ben Frasure Friday, January 16: Irene Ligon, Mark Rabe, on her way to William- born on December 10, the movie, “Christmas and Maggie played in the Jonathan Roberts, Amy Bachman, Christy Hearn, stown and happened to weighed 6 pounds, 10 Candle”, starring Su- pep band at the ballgame Donna Young, Donnie Marksberry, Christine pass the Veteran’s Me- ounces, and has red hair san Boyle in her movie that evening. On Tues- Jones Fields, Joseph Fields morial Cemetery, so de- and blue eyes. She is debut. The visitors left day, Ben went to his Boy Saturday, January 17: Bonnie McKee, Marion cided to stop and take a the daughter of Brian about 8 p.m. for their Scout meeting and had Culbertson, Marty Williams, Jim Hinsdale, Chris closer look. She was West and Tiffany Lion- Burlington home. Later his Scoutmaster Confer- Roberts, Joette Allphin, Martha D. Brown, Jer- most impressed to see berger. Tinley’s big sis- in the evening, Patsy’s ence to prepare for his emy Yeley, Barbara King, Donnie Hicks, Leslie the stark white grave ter, Chloe, who will be niece, Taylor Wood, Eagle Scout rank, which Garrett markers, each with a red two years old later this and Taylor’s daughter, was quite intimidating. Sunday, January 18: Diane Booth, Doris Sul- Taleigha, arrived for an Maggie played in the pep livan, Lindsay O’Hara, Martha Bennet, Noah overnight visit. band again. Sam’s week James Dryden noW HirinG! •Monday morning was spent going to the Monday, January 19: Carl Dale Brown, Bren- found Patsy and her eye doctor and the den- da Mumphrey, Paul Brett Sullivan SEASONAL AND FULL TIME JOBS brother, Ricky Cayton, tist, trying to get those AVAilABle on their way to Paducah appointments in before We are currently hiring for: to visit their brother, he goes back to college. Aquarius Larry Cayton, for an Wednesday after his • General Laborers overnight stay. They eye appointment, they THE WATERBEARER • Skilled Welders enjoyed being together, went shopping for dress • Skilled Fabricators / and had a great time be- clothes for his upcoming Tuesday, January 20: Bob Ewbank, Lynn fore returning home on fraternity functions and Skirvin, Brenda Gullion, Varie Wilson, Blane • Torch Hands Tuesday afternoon. got some great deals at Fike, F.E. Waters Jr., Kirby Wainscott, Jason • Inspectors •I enjoyed a visit from Penney’s. He’ll be the Groves, Aiden Cole Tackett • Bindery Workers Patsy last week. She best dressed young man was accompanied by Bill around! Sam made • Machine Operators Stith, a former business the Dean’s List again at ***OVERTIME OPPORTUNITIES*** associate of both our Georgetown this past se- husbands. I was unable mester with a 3.9 grade Open 7:30 AM - 4:30 PM to go out, but Patsy and point average. Way to For more information please call Bill went to lunch at the go, Sam! Thursday night, 859-282-5282 Sunset Grill, and brought Spike, Sam, Maggie and back the delicious Sun- Barbie went to Jewell’s set Chicken for me. Bill on Main for dinner. gave both of us a lovely Ben and Jack had other box of chocolates, which plans and missed all served as dessert. Bill the fun. Friday night, was quite taken with Maggie went to the ball- Annie, and asked if I’d game with some friends, played in the pep band, then her friends went home with her to spend the night. The next day, Join YoGA: neW MeMBers WelcoMe! • Each Thursday at 5:30 p.m. Participants pay $5 a session— library covers the difference. Sessions last 60-75 minutes. Ex- perienced instructor great with new members. First time free! MAKERS SPACE • Saturday, January 17, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m., for ages 3-10. This is a hands-on activity for children to experiment and use their imag- ination! Children must be accompanied by an adult. BiG BooK sAle • January 19 through the end of the month! Low prices, all kinds of bargains! neW! ZUMBA • Starting Saturday, January 24 through February 28th, 10 a.m. Six weeks and it’s FREE! Let us help you get in shape. Check it out! FREE DOWNLOADABLE MUSIC! • The library now offers has Freegal Music Service. Patrons now have the ability to stream entire albums every day as part of this free online music offering. Come in for details! DONATIONS NEEDED • Gently used adult paperbacks for our Outreach program. Drop off at library or in drop boxes. leGoMAniA • Tuesday, January 27, 3:30 – 5 p.m. for children through 5th grade. Be creative and imaginative! REGULAR PROGRAMS • YOGA - Thursdays at 5:30 p.m. WRITER’S GROUP, 1st and 3rd Thursdays at 7 p.m. BOOK CLUB, 3rd Wednesday at 3 p.m. AA MTGS - Saturdays at 12 noon. 209 West Market Street, Warsaw • 567-2786 www.gallatincountylibrary.org The Gallatin County News, Warsaw, Ky. - Wednesday, January 14, 2015 - Page 7 obituaries Rodney Bond Smith Former Sparta resi- mer machinist for Sach’s Mary Lou Smith of dent Rodney Bond Smith Automotive in Florence Sparta; and one brother, died Friday, January 9. and, as a car enthusiast, Larry Smith. He was 57 and lived in enjoyed working on his Visitation was held Florence, Ky. 1969 Chevrolet Camaro Tuesday, January 13, Mr. Smith was a Z28. from 10 a.m. until 1 graduate of Gallatin He was a member p.m., at McDonald & County High School of the Sparta Christian New Funeral Home in where he was inducted Church and the Union Owenton. The funeral into the Basketball Hall Masonic Lodge #304. was conducted immedi- of Fame. He attended He is survived by ately following visita- the Connecticut School his wife, Paula Smith tion. Burial was at the of Broadcasting and was of Florence; two step- Owenton Cemetery. a member of the Ken- sons, Andrew Workman Memorials are sug- tucky Civil War Histori- of Florence and Nathan gested to the Kentucky cal Society. Workman of Ohio; his Civil War Historical So- Mr. Smith was a for- parents, Forrest and ciety. Larry Alan Vanoy Warsaw resident Larry of Warsaw; two sisters, nett-New-McDonald Fu- Alan Vanoy died Mon- Barbara Sue Cayton and neral Home in Warsaw. day, December 22, at Deborah Ann Townsend; Bro. Denny French con- St. Elizabeth Hospital in five grandchildren, one ducted the funeral ser- Edgewood. He was 63. great-grandchild; and his vice Saturday, December Mr. Vanoy is survived friend and companion, 27, at 11 a.m. Burial was by one son, Jason Vanoy; Lynn McIntosh. at Paint Lick Cemetery. one stepdaughter, Kristi- Visitation was held Memorials are sug- na McIntyre; his parents, Friday, December 26, gested to the Paint Lick Russell and Alice Vanoy from 5 to 8 p.m. at Gar- Cemetery Fund. Cards of Thanks McIntyre Rickels, Gina Baker, the store and showed us Winter visitors We, the McIntyre Danny Rasmusson, Hei- how she wanted to help family, want to thank all di Byers, Sabrina Terav- us succeed. I appreciate Two Ring Billed Gulls share an icy spool that washed up near the of our family and friends ella and I (Karen Michal- your endeavors and we shore of the Ohio River. Gulls fly here every winter and will stay as for all of your prayers, ski) offer a special thank all thank you. long as the river doesn’t freeze. Photo by Kelley Warnick calls, food, and flowers you and our appreciation I’d like to express my during the loss of Mike. to the wonderful locals own appreciation to store We’d also like to espe- and travelers who not staff and the owner, Judy senior center schedule cially thank the Gallatin only helped support our McGuire. Each of you County Fire Dept. for store but also became became not just friends, The Gallatin County 8 a.m., Bus leaves cen- Tuesday, January 20 the honor they showed our friends. but truly, my family. Senior Activity Center ter for Day Trip, Winter 9 a.m., Games Mike. We want to recog- Each one of you brought is open Monday through Edition 2015, Senior 10:30 a.m., Wheel of Thank you to every- nize a few other special your own special magic Friday, from 8:30 a.m. to Games Fortune one at the Exit 62 Truck friends. Thanks to: Our to our store. 3 p.m. for seniors in the Center is open 12 noon, Congregate Stop, and at Garnett- Kern’s contact, Frank; Wherever you go, community. Managers Meeting Meal New-McDonald Funeral our Hunt’s Pizza de- just remember, I will Games such as Rook, Friday, January 16 1 p.m., Games Home for the beautiful livery man, Sheldon, a always be here for you Euchre, Rummy, Corn Day Trip, Fairview Wednesday, January 21 service. great and compassionate as a friend and mentor. Hole, Tic Tac Toe, Chess Place for Senior Break- 9 a.m., Games There are a lot of man; our IGA meat con- I thank you for the light and Wii are always avail- fast and Bingo, shop- 10:30 a.m., Craft good people in Gallatin tact and manager who you’ve each shown. able to seniors. ping and lunch 12 noon, Salad Bar/ County who have shown provided us with great There was a reason Coffee and pastries Center is open Potluck a lot of support and if prices, delicious and for our season and now I left anyone out, I am fresh meats; our dear we go on to new things. are served each day. Monday, January 19 1 p.m., Games truly sorry. friend, Mark Goessling; Change is inevitable, but Here’s our schedule: Martin Luther King Jr. Please bring in glass jar Thank you, everyone. “Dink”, our Coke deliv- like the seasons, we must Thursday, January 15 Day, Center is closed for craft time. Dana, Allen, J.R., ery man, as well as so change with them. Tonya, Chris, Angie, many other vendors. We grew a little stron- Terry-Staci A special thanks goes ger and we fought as McIntyre and all of to the Glencoe City hard as we could to do Mike’s Babies Council for your patron- our best till the end of 2-2p age and especially to this journey. Rick Dunaway for sug- May each of you take Glencoe gesting the store for city the best part of us all General Store council needs as well as working together in your It’s with a heavy heart your friendship. Should next steps into the fu- I tell you the Glencoe you need me to assist ture. I know you will and Grocery Store will be in any organizational ca- I will pray for you all. closing. Our last day of pacity, please call me. Karen Michehalski, operation will be Thurs- Thanks to Venita Sha- Manager day, January 15. ron who opened a delight- Glencoe General Store The staff, JoAnn ful Facebook account for 2-1p resolution Gallatin County honors local officials during school Board recognition Month WHereAs, the greatest resource of this or any community is its people, and from that resource comes an element vital to the community’s future - the success of its children; and WHereAs, that success depends largely on those children be- ing able to amass knowledge and skills that will aid in their indi- vidual development and advancement in life; and WHereAs, Gallatin county schools are an integral element in our children’s development through excellence in the classroom instruction and life lessons about citizenship and involvement; and WHereAs, key players in a well-operated, effective public school system are the community representatives who are elected to the board of education; and WHereAs, sonya Giles, Alex tainsh, dicky Wilson, and chad Murray have proven themselves as dedicated advocates for a safe learning environment for their students and for professional growth for their faculty and staff; and WHereAs, January 2015 marks Kentucky’s participation in a multistate observation of the continuing contributions by these outstanding local leaders and their peers elsewhere; tHerefore, i, Judge executive Ken Mcfarland, do hereby de- clare the month of January 2015 as school Board recognition Month in this community, and urge all citizens to honor sonya Giles, Alex tainsh, dicky Wilson, and chad Murray for their de- votion to the shared goal of a better life for our children and our future leaders. Ken Mcfarland, Judge executive January 1, 2015 Pg. 8 - Wednesday, January 14, 2015 - The Gallatin County News HOUSE in Warsaw, Kentucky, to the Wilson, south 10 degrees 46 minutes remain, a lien on the property sold as highest bidder, at public auction on 09 seconds East, 227.31 feet to the additional security for the payment of PUBLIC By virtue of a judgment and order of THURSDAY, January 22, 2015 at the place of beginning, containing 0.5587 the full purchase price, and shall have sale of the Gallatin Circuit Court en- hour of 1:30 p.m. or thereabouts, the acre, more or less, exclusive of all the full force and effect of a Judgment; tered December 5, 2011 in the above following described property, to-wit: right-of-way of easement of record. and said Bond shall bear interest at the case, I shall proceed to offer for sale ADDRESS: 151 Driftwood Drive, The above description is in accordance rate of Twelve (12%) Percent per an- INSIDE THE SOUTH DOOR OF Warsaw, Kentucky 41095 Map ID: 28- with a survey made by W. Thomas num until paid. The purchaser shall be THE GALLATIN COUNTY COURT- SB-06.01 Leach with Hicks and Mann, Inc., on required to pay the sum of 10% of the NOTICES HOUSE in Warsaw, Kentucky, to the Being all of Lot No. A Ewbank Subdi- 21st day of April 1999. bid amount in cash or certified check on highest bidder, at public auction on vision of Owens’ 9.10 acre tract as the Parcel 2: Situate in Gallatin County the purchase at the time of sale. Risk of THURSDAY, January 22, 2015 at the same appears on a plat or map of same Kentucky, and being more particularly loss shall pass to the successful bidder hour of 1:30 p.m. or thereabouts, the record at Plat Book 1, pages 20 and 22 described as follows: Beginning at at the close of the sale. The success- following described property, to-wit: (no Plat Nos. A15 and A16), Gallatin a stone in the right-of-way of line of ful bidder at the sale shall, at bidder’s ADDRESS: 1533 Ky. Highway 465, County Clerk’s office. 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Mains, husband bid amount in cash or certified check on As of January 2, 2015, the total amount man, husband and wife, to Russell and wife, on September 22, 2006 and the purchase at the time of sale. Risk of due on the truck to Glencoe Truck and E. Clark and Juanita Mae Clark, hus- recorded on November 2, 2006 in Deed loss shall pass to the successful bidder fWl AnnUAl MeetinG Towing is $2,136.00. The owner has band and wife, by Survivorship Deed Book D100, page 735 of the records of at the close of the sale. The success- the right to pay off the balance of this dated March 3, 1962 and recorded on the Gallatin County Clerk’s Office. ful bidder at the sale shall, at bidder’s debt by and no longer than February 1, March 6, 1962 at Deed Book 32, page Also included is a 1999 Clayton Dream own expense, carry fire and extended the Board of directors of the 2015, showing all proper paper work 185 of the Gallatin County Clerk’s re- 27x52 manufactured home to be sold insurance coverage on any improve- needed to prove to be legal or the truck cords. Russell E. Clark died on April with the subject property. ments from the date of sale until the Gallatin county Assessment fire, Wind will be sold to cover the debt or will be 28, 1999 vesting title solely in Juanita Said property shall be sold for the purchase price is fully paid, with a loss retained by Glencoe Truck and Tow- Mae Clark, who died March 7, 2013, purpose of collecting the following payable clause to the Master Commis- and lightning insurance company will ing. vesting title in her heirs, Patricia K. judgment debt: A judgment in favor sioner of the Gallatin Circuit Court. 1-3c Beagle, Russell E. Clark, Jr. and Mi- of the plaintiff(s) in the amount of Failure of the purchaser to effect such hold its Annual Meeting on tuesday, PUBLIC NOTICE: chael W. Clark. $114,100.56 together with interest, insurance shall not affect the validity NOTICE OF VACANT GALLATIN Said property shall be sold for the pur- assessments, taxes and costs herein of the sale or the purchaser’s liability January 20th, at the company’s main COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION pose of collecting the following judg- expended. thereunder, but shall entitle, but not re- SEAT ment debt: A judgment in favor of the TERMS OF SALE: The property shall quire, a lien holder herein, after giving office at 107 West Main Street, Warsaw, Opportunity plaintiff(s) in the amount of $24,382.80 be sold as a whole. The purchaser may notice to the Master Commissioner, to The Kentucky Commissioner of Edu- together with interest, assessments, pay all or part of the purchase price in effect said insurance and furnish the Kentucky, beginning at 10 a.m. cation is seeing applicants to be con- taxes and costs herein expended. cash, and may pay the balance of the policy or evidence thereof to the Mas- sidered for appointment to the Gallatin TERMS OF SALE: The property shall purchase price on a credit of 30 days ter Commissioner, and the premium Any policyholder who wishes to County Board of Education. You are be sold as a whole. The purchaser may after date of sale; said credit shall be thereon or the proper portion thereof invited to nominate yourself or some- pay all or part of the purchase price in granted only upon the execution by the shall be charged to the purchaser as attend is cordially welcome. one you know who is qualified to serve cash, and may pay the balance of the purchaser of bond, with surety thereon, purchaser’s cost. The property shall on the Gallatin County Board of Edu- purchase price on a credit of 30 days and said surety shall be a lending in- be sold subject to ad valorem taxes for Brenda leary cation representing after date of sale; said credit shall be stitution, fidelity or surety company the year 2015 and all subsequent years * Educational Division #1, Gallatin granted only upon the execution by the authorized and doing business in Ken- thereafter; easements, restrictions and secretary-treasurer County. purchaser of bond, with surety thereon, tucky or other surety approved by the stipulations of record; assessments for The vacancy was created by resigna- and said surety shall be a lending in- Master Commissioner; an authorized public improvements levied against the tion of elected candidate Leslee Miles. stitution, fidelity or surety company officer of the surety must be present at property, if any; existing zoning ordi- Under the provisions of KRS 160.190 authorized and doing business in Ken- the sale or must have given the Mas- nances, statutes, laws, or regulations; (2), this appointment is effective until tucky or other surety approved by the ter Commissioner adequate assurance and any facts which an inspection and Hiring-drivers * November 2015 regular election. Master Commissioner; an authorized of its intent to be surety prior to or at accurate survey of the property may This is a public service position and officer of the surety must be present at the sale; said Bond shall be, and shall disclose. BIDDERS SHALL BE PRE- the person appointed will not be em- the sale or must have given the Mas- remain, a lien on the property sold as PARED TO COMPLY WITH THESE ployed by the Gallatin County Public ter Commissioner adequate assurance additional security for the payment of TERMS. We need drivers at snappy Schools. of its intent to be surety prior to or at the full purchase price, and shall have STEPHEN P. HUDDLESTON, Requirements the sale; said Bond shall be, and shall the full force and effect of a Judgment; MASTER COMMISSIONER, tomato pizza in Warsaw, Board members must be : remain, a lien on the property sold as and said Bond shall bear interest at the GALLATIN CIRCUIT COURT * At least 24 years old. additional security for the payment of rate of Twelve (12%) Percent per an- P.O. Box 988, WARSAW, KY 41095 * A Kentucky citizen for the last three the full purchase price, and shall have num until paid. The purchaser shall be 859-567-2818 Vevay & carrollton. years the full force and effect of a Judgment; required to pay the sum of 10% of the 1-3c * A registered voter in the district and and said Bond shall bear interest at the bid amount in cash or certified check on PUBLIC NOTICE: pay: $10-12 per hour. voter precinct of the vacancy - Gallatin rate of Twelve (12%) Percent per an- the purchase at the time of sale. Risk of COMMISSIONER’S SALE County, District 1 num until paid. The purchaser shall be loss shall pass to the successful bidder GALLATIN CIRCUIT COURT, * Have a high school diploma or a required to pay the sum of 10% of the at the close of the sale. The success- CASE NO. 14-CI-00131 Apply in person at snappy GED certificate bid amount in cash or certified check on ful bidder at the sale shall, at bidder’s Freedom Mortgage Corporation * Must be in compliance with anti- the purchase at the time of sale. Risk of own expense, carry fire and extended dba Freedom Home Mortgage tomato or online at nepotism state laws loss shall pass to the successful bidder insurance coverage on any improve- Corporation * Cannot provide contract services for at the close of the sale. The success- ments from the date of sale until the PLAINTIFF the school district ful bidder at the sale shall, at bidder’s purchase price is fully paid, with a loss VERSUS} snappytomato.com. Responsibilities own expense, carry fire and extended payable clause to the Master Commis- David C. Neaves III aka David School board members are involved insurance coverage on any improve- sioner of the Gallatin Circuit Court. Neaves, Lindsay Neaves, call 859-567-1177 for primarily in the following areas: ments from the date of sale until the Failure of the purchaser to effect such Homecomings Financial, LLC f/k/a * Developing policy that governs the purchase price is fully paid, with a loss insurance shall not affect the validity Homecomings Financial Network, operation of schools payable clause to the Master Commis- of the sale or the purchaser’s liability Inc. more information. * Providing visionary leadership that sioner of the Gallatin Circuit Court. thereunder, but shall entitle, but not re- and County of Gallatin, Kentucky establishes long-range plans and pro- Failure of the purchaser to effect such quire, a lien holder herein, after giving DEFENDANTS grams for the district insurance shall not affect the validity notice to the Master Commissioner, to NOTICE OF SALE * Hiring the district superintendent and of the sale or the purchaser’s liability effect said insurance and furnish the By virtue of a judgment and order of issuing annual evaluation reports thereunder, but shall entitle, but not re- policy or evidence thereof to the Mas- sale of the Gallatin Circuit Court en- * Setting local tax rates and practicing quire, a lien holder herein, after giving ter Commissioner, and the premium tered December 1, 2014 in the above vigorous stewardship to ensure that all notice to the Master Commissioner, to thereon or the proper portion thereof case, I shall proceed to offer for sale school district funds are spent wisely. effect said insurance and furnish the shall be charged to the purchaser as INSIDE THE SOUTH DOOR OF Applications must be postmarked by policy or evidence thereof to the Mas- purchaser’s cost. The property shall THE GALLATIN COUNTY COURT- January 20, 2015. ter Commissioner, and the premium be sold subject to ad valorem taxes for HOUSE in Warsaw, Kentucky, to the Application forms for this position are thereon or the proper portion thereof the year 2015 and all subsequent years highest bidder, at public auction on a*v Gaialallbaltein f rCoomu:nty Board of Education sphuarlclh absee rc’sh acrgoesdt. tTo hteh ep rpouprecrhtyas esrh aalsl tshtiepruelaafttieorn; se oasf ermeceonrtds,; aressstersiscmtioennsts afnodr ThoHuUr RoSf D1:A3Y0, pJ.amnu. aorry t2h2er, e2a0b1o5u tas,t tthhee call us if you have a wreck! Office at 75 Boardwalk, Warsaw, KY be sold subject to ad valorem taxes for public improvements levied against the following described property, to-wit: 24 Hour emergency road service 4*1 T09h5e Kentucky Department of Edu- tthhee ryeeaaftre 2r;0 1ea5s aenmde naltls ,s urebssterqicuteionnt sy eaanrds pnraonpceerst,y ,s tiaft uatneys;, elaxwissti, nogr zroengiunlga tioorndsi-; AVeDroDnRa,E KSSY: 4 18009325 Ky. Highway 16, local & long distance cation, address below. Phone number stipulations of record; assessments for and any facts which an inspection and Parcel 1: Lying and being in Gallatin Medium & Heavy duty towing Available 5A0p2p-l5ic6a4t-i4o4n7s 4m.ust be mailed directly ppurobpliecr tiym, pifr oavneym; eenxtiss tlienvgie zdo angianign sotr tdhie- adciscculroastee. BsuIrDvDeyE RofS tShHe ApLroLp eBrEty PmREay- Cofo uKnetyn,t uKckeyn tuHcikgyh, woany th1e6 , N0o.9rt hm siildees • Out of Fuel • Jump Starts • Tire Service to: nances, statutes, laws, or regulations; PARED TO COMPLY WITH THESE Southwest of Munk Road and more • Freeze Ups • Electrical Problems • Load Commissioner of Education and any facts which an inspection and TERMS. particularly described as follows, to- Shifts • Mechanical Issues • Lock Outs 1st Floor, Capital Plaza Tower accurate survey of the property may STEPHEN P. HUDDLESTON, wit: 500 Mero Street disclose. BIDDERS SHALL BE PRE- MASTER COMMISSIONER, Unless stated otherwise, any monu- complete truck & trailer repair Frankfort, KY 40601 PARED TO COMPLY WITH THESE GALLATIN CIRCUIT COURT ment referred to herein as a set iron The Kentucky Department of Educa- TERMS. P.O. Box 988, WARSAW, KY 41095 pin is a ½ inch iron rebar 18 inches in tion does not discriminate on the basis STEPHEN P. HUDDLESTON, 859-567-2818 length with a yellow cap stamped L.S. of race, color, national origin, sex, re- MASTER COMMISSIONER, 1-3c 3407, 3316. All bearings stated herein ligion, age or disability in employment GALLATIN CIRCUIT COURT PUBLIC NOTICE: are referred to from the deed of record or the provision of services. P.O. Box 988, WARSAW, KY 41095 COMMISSIONER’S SALE along the South tract line. 1-2c 859-567-2818 GALLATIN CIRCUIT COURT, Beginning at a set mag nail in the cen- PUBLIC NOTICE: 1-3c CASE NO. 12-CI-00144 ter of a bridge of Kentucky Highway COMMISSIONER’S SALE PUBLIC NOTICE: Tax Ease Lien Servicing, LLC 16 a corner of said highway North 74 GALLATIN CIRCUIT COURT, COMMISSIONER’S SALE PLAINTIFF degrees 47 minutes 25 seconds East CASE NO. 14-CI-00015 GALLATIN CIRCUIT COURT, VERSUS} 118.36 feet to a set mag nail, a corner JPMorgan Chase Bank, National CASE NO. 08-CI-00259 Terry McIntyre, Staci Claudette of Brian Delaney (DB 75, page 434); Association Bank of America, NA successor by Eggleston, thence leaving said road with the line successor by merger to Bank One, merger to Gallatin County Fiscal Court, Ken- of Delaney North 25 degrees 12 min- N.A. BAC Homes Loans Servicing, L. tucky Tax Bill Servicing, Inc. utes 28 second West, passing through PLAINTIFF P. fka and County of Gallatin, Kentucky a set iron pin at 29.94 feet, for a total VERSUS} Countrywide Home Loan Servicing, DEFENDANTS distance of 230.00 feet to a set iron pin, Patricia K. Beagle, Elsie Clark, L.P. NOTICE OF SALE a corner of Tract 1; thence with the line Unknown Defendant, Spouse of PLAINTIFF By virtue of a judgment and order of of Tract 1, South 74 degrees 50 min- Patricia K. Beagle, VERSUS} sale of the Gallatin Circuit Court en- utes 14 seconds West, 96.40 feet to a Unknown Defendants, who are the Stephen E. Butler tered December 8, 2014 in the above point in the center of Big South Fork Heirs or Devisees or Legatees of Saundra Butler case, I shall proceed to offer for sale Creek, a corner of Lewis and Stella Juanita Mae Clark DEFENDANTS INSIDE THE SOUTH DOOR OF Wilson (DB 54, pg. 432); thence with & their Spouses and any Unknown NOTICE OF SALE THE GALLATIN COUNTY COURT- the center of said creek and the line of HeAltHcAre proessionAls WAnted Embrace Challenges! Green Valley Health and rehabilitation center is cur- rently hiring dynamic individuals for the following posi- tions: overcome fears, • Full-time Registered Nurse or Licensed Practi- cal nurse 7 p.m. - 7 a.m. • Full-time State Registered Nurse Aides 7 a.m. - reach your Goals 7 p.m. and 7 p.m. - 7 a.m. • PRN Registered Nurses, Licensed Practical nurses, and state registered nurse Aides and stay Active • Full-time Housekeeping Assistants • Part-time Evening Receptionist at any age. 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Call 859-282- frigerators in excellent backhoe, loader work. FOR RENT: Two bed- viduals. 8624. 2600. condition, deluxe mod- Licensed electrical ser- room home near Bel- 2-1c 1-2p 48-tfc els, all with warranty. vice. Also, heavy duty terra. Call to see what I HELP WANTED: Driv- FOR SALE: Firewood. FOR RENT: Two bed- Will deliver. $125 and brush cutter - up to three have available. Soon to ers: $1,250 per week, Seasoned, split hard- room townhome with up. Call 859-727-3030, inches. Call Ron Max- have one available near guaranteed minimum. wood. $40-$80 picked one and a half baths, Best Appliance. well, 859-743-6968 or Kentucky Speedway. No Class A CDL, X&T en- up. Seven miles east washer/dryer hookup, 1-tfc 859-567-4242. texting. Call 812-427- dorsements with two of Warsaw on U.S. 42. kitchen appliances, FOR SALE: 3/4 acre 34-17p 3288. plus years exp. Call 855- 859-567-2300, noon to central air, clean (new vacant lot in Glencoe, 1-2c 206-6362. 6 p.m. Wood by Berk- linoleum and paint), $18,000 or make offer. 2-1c shire. FOR RENT Owen County schools, FOR SALE Call 859-643-3300. We buy Junk cars 1-tfc 2-4p six miles from I-71 out MANUFACTURED FOR SALE: Mule 600 of Glencoe. $475 per FOR SALE: Square FOR RENT: Livestock HOUSING ATV, Kawasaki engine. month plus $475 de- dl bales hay (no round barn with stalls and Also, chain saws, 5 ft. posit. Solid references, bales), first cutting of several fenced in acres, FOR SALE: 1995 WeBster tractor tiller, only two one-year lease, no pets. s W orchard grass, Timothy Glencoe. Call Tommy at Commander, 14 x 70, r years old. Call 859-468- Call 859-643-2553. a e and alfalfa. Call Gary 812-292-5457. three bedrooms, two full c b Richardson at 859-643- 4684. 2-2p 49-4p baths. Must be moved at k 859-393-4890u 2-1p FOR RENT: Livestock n y 5776. 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