*-2 MT. VERNON SIGNAL THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 18.1980

iUotttti Hetiwm Signal Published Every Thureday

MAIN STREET IN MT. VERNON, KENTUCKY 40450 • Entered at Mt. Vernon Post Office

As Second Class Matter-Permit No. 1 In County-$6.75 per year, Out of County-S8.50

James Anderkln, Jr., Publisher Perllna M. Anderkln, Editor

Member Kentucky Press Association

County Statistics Deeds Recorded ~ Floyd and Dorothy Miller,

property in Rockcastle County, to Ernest and Isabelle Mason. Tax $8.50.

Graydon B. Cummins, pro-perty at Pine Hill, to Billy Renner. No tax.

Floyd and ElSle Klrby, pro-. perty in Rockcastle County, to

Gary Leon and Edna Klrby. Tax $10.00.

Graydon B. Cummins, pro-perty in Rockcastle County, to Billy Renner. No tax.

Earl and Bemlce Fish, pro-perty in Mt. Vernon, to Robert E. and Rosalind Philbeck. Tax W.50. •

'Arvel and Elsie Burdette, property in Rockcastle County, to Jacquline Bullock. Tax $1.50.

Jess Eldridge, Marie and Howard Eugene Walters, Nellie and Earl Andrew Walters, Eliza-beth and James Fletcher, Ellis and Betty Eldridge, Verta Mae and Shirley Eugene'Wllllams, Willis and Wendell Mae El-dridge, property in-Coekttn,;:* County, to Clyde and Edith Faye Powell. Tax $9-50.

J.B. "—WbKaker. pro-perty waters of Skeggs Creek, to Jimmy and Sheila Fay Whitaker. Tax $24.00.

Billy Renner, pr Rockcastle. County, to Graydon B. Cummins. No tax.

Russell and Barbara Sebas-tian. nroDertv in Rock/,»«>J«-

"County, to WariQa an <3 tJIafenee" Hasty, Jr. Tax $12.00.

Lonnle and Lois Shiplet, A.K. and Nannie Shiplet, Wy- -land and Marnell Cripe, proper-ty in Rockcastle County, to Robert W. and Edwlna Fields. Tax $24,00.'

Marriage Licenses Frank Kllborne Monroe, 68,

. Route 3, Haines City, Florida, retired; to Dolores Edna Mlddel-

- storb, 51, Route 1, Haines City Florida.

Richard Kates, 85, Rich-mond, Indiana, retired to Hattie Amyx, 80, Mt. Vemon.

William Robert Wren, 22, Route 1. Mt. Vernon, carpenter,

to Kimberly Anne Bullock, 19,' Route 1, Brodhead, Ky.

George Tim6thyKirby,19, Mt. Vernon, unemployed, to Rebecca Lynee Pingleton, 19, Route 3, Crab Orchard.

Felix Preston Farmer, 47, London, lawyer, to> Donna J. Roberts, 42, London.

Miachel Lee Robbins, 27, Brodhead. teacher, to Peggy Dlann Cash. 23, Brodhead.

Eugene Wayne Northern, 20, .Keystone, Indiana, unem-ployed to Lecla Diane Mink, 19, Orlando.

Court Costs are not includ-ed in the amount of fine. Names inserted herein may be the same as those "of innocent parties. Also nOt included are charges dismissed or continued and pre-payable fines lpald to Money E. Cummins, Circuit Court Clerk.

Disregarding Stop Signs: Laura Ann Macy, $25 fine.

Speeding: Laura Ann Macy,' $40 fine; Dewayne Meyers, John Larry Johnson, $65 fine.

No Insurance. Z'.lJ^eii*936f^ ry J. Mink, "$50 fine (1/2 sus-pended}; Emest H. Singleton, wuiy Ray Moore, $50 fine; Den-' s M. Rivage-Seul, Ricky Ed-ward Price, warrant issued.

No Registration Plates: Wil-liam C. Reid, Joe W; Coffey, $50 *»ne -''1/!$ SUSpMY,*rt>; Paul Wayne Bates, $30 fine. «-.;:Mo Motorcycle License: Joe W. Coffey. $10 fine.

No 1980 ID Card: Paul Wayne Bates, $30 fine. — Driving Under Influence:

Monroe Liford, Jr., $150 fine. Leaking or S i t i ng <3cs^

tents: Hiram Blanton, $30 fine; Joe L. Sturgill, $20 fine. * .

Overweight: Orba Russell Allen, $200 fine ($150 suspend-

If Brooklyn were not one of the f ive boroughs of New York City it would be the third largest city in the United States.

CEDAR RAPIDS WEEK-END MENUS

Friday and Saturday Night Special Shrimp or Catfish

Served wlth_Pot£to, coleslaw, hushpuppies or garlic bread

ALL UNDER $5.00

Sunday Buffet - Salad Bar

ed); Russell Cole, Richard Is-aacs. $500 fine ($400. suspended); James McGowan, $500 fine ($350 fuspended).

No Ky. Motor License: Orba Russell Allen, $20 fine.

Failure to Keep Right: Jim-my Payne, $20 fine (suspended).

Drunk in Public Place: Frank Abbott. $30 fine.

Minor in Possession of Al-cohol: Frank Abbott, $30 fine.

Possession .of Marijuana: Carl Wayne Spurgeon, $100 fine.

Resisting Arrest: Monroe Liford, Jr., $100 fine.

Speeding: Carl Wayne Spurgeon, $40 fine; George Da-vis, $5 fine.

Simple Assault: Monroe Li-.ford, Jr., $200 fine - 90 days (probated). " Criminal Mischief in the

2nd Degree: Monroe Liford, Jr., $50 fine. 1 „

Public Intoxication: Tlmmy Williams, $50 fine - 30 days (probated); Clyde Burton, $50 fine - 90 days (probated); Bur-ford Bradley, warrant Issued for failure to appear.

Theft by Unlawful Taking (payment of Fines): Mark An-thony Miller, paid in full.

Drunk in Public (Payment of fines): Frankie Hensley, paid in full.

Drunk in Public (payment of fines): Lonnie Vanzant, paid in full.

Theft by Deception: Bur-ford Bradley (2 counts), warrant issued for failure to appear. -

Letters To The Editor

Hamilton, Ohio September 13,1980 .

Dear Sir, In last week's Signal (Sep-

tember 4, 1980), you* published an article about the Rockcastle Manufacturing Co. whlw '• owned by Cintas of Cincinnati, Ohio. I was glad to see that this company is progressing in Rock-castle County.

t I work in Cincinnati; Ohio, or should I say the company I wofk for is located in Cincinna-ti. My "Torfc.uniforms are rented from and supplied by Cintas. I just got new uniform pants, dark blue, and. in all probabili-ty, they were made by Rocko^s-tle Manufacturing Company, a fact of which I am very proud.

I am proud to be from Rockcastle County. I was born at Climax and raised at Climax and Orlando and I'm glad of it;

I would like to say to the people of Rockcastle County they ought to be glad and proud that this company has chosen to located in t W * community. Maybe other, companies will do the same. Rockcastle County has the potential to grow and they have a lot of natural resources to put to use. My suggestion is that they put them to use and not let them go to waste.

I would like to live back down there and work in Rock-castle County but at present my obligation to my employer and family doesn't permit^t.

But Maybe in the next few years, I will be back there to help promote Rockcastle Coun-ty. '

I am enclosing my $8.50 check for renewal of the Signal for another year. Good luck to the Signal and everyone con-nected with It. You are doing a terrific JK_

Yours Truly,

Daniel S. Cook 1905 Potter Ave.

Hamilton,' Ohio 45015

Legislative Report By: Rep.'HaroId DeMarcos

During the August meeting of the Program Review and Investigation Committee, a re-port was presented on a prelimi-nary Investigation into state-owned land. Officials from the state Departments of Finance, Revenue, "Transportation and the Secretary of State's office appeared before the committee to address this subject.

A few months ago, several legislators came up with the idea that surplus state-owned land could be sold by auction, funds generated from the sales would then be placed in the state's depleted treasury. There was just one problem, the state didn't know how much land it owned or where it was all located.

This revelation led to state government being charged with the task 5f talking an invetory of all state-owned land.

In order to narrow the project's scope, the Department of Revenue is working with county property valuation ad-ministrators to compile a com-plete list of all tax exempt property in Kentucky, state-owned land is tax exempt, by accumulating land parcel maps for each county. At this time, land parcel maps have been compiled for 90 of the* 120

~ counties. The Department of Fins/"—

has required individual state agencies to submit a list of all land under their control. This information will be placed In a computer under supervision by the Secretary of State's office.

Also, the Department of Finance is planning to "perform a title search of land deeds in every county. This Is a large

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undertaking which Is probably one of the reasons the. title searches have yet to begin.

The Department of Tranh-.portation is conducting an in-ventory of highway related land which will be separated from the Departments of Finance and Revenue inventories. However, information gathered by the Transportation inventory will also be patched to the Secretary of State.

The RIght-of-Way purchas-ing division is conducting the Department of Transportation's Invfentory. Transportation offi-cials estimate their inventory will be completed by year's end.

The committee has request-ed the Department of Transpor-tation to appear at their Sep-tember meeting, in order to present a list of surplus right-of-way property and a time table for auctioning off this property.

Presently, all land pur-chased by the Departments of Finance and Transportation js supposed to be recorded by the Secretary of State and merged into the state-owned land in-ventory. However, there have

been reports made by county clerks that this is not being done.

In the past, a substantial amount of politics has been involved with state land pur-chases, especially those relating to highways. The possibility e&ists that politics may dictate, how quickly the state-owned land Inventory is completed.

This type of inventory is long over-due and speculation has it that the inventory will be a long time in reaching comple-tion. Of course, if state govern-ment is now truly free of poll-t i n , the inventory should be completed in a few month. At any rate, the committee will continue to monitor the inven-tory's progress.

BOOKMOBILE SCHEDULE

Monday, September 22 -Livingston and Lamero.

. Tuesday, September 23 -Brindle Ridge.

Wednesday, September 24 -Green Hill, Conway and Boone.

Thursday, September 25 -Chestnut Grove Road and Bar-nett Road.

credit ...to help you buy or build a farm home.

That's right. The Federal Land Bank, the same source of credit

-you count on for farm financing, also offe.rs long-term loans for farm homes.

.The . Land Bank •South East Kentucky FLBA

Don Coffey, Branch Manager * ILS.Highway 27

^—...ord.Ky, 3653 ,

Ms. Francene Ledford's House, Lot and Personal Property Saturday, Sept. 20th, 1980 1:30 m.

Near Brodhead, Rockcastle Co. Ky.

LOCATED: Approximately 2 miles west of Brodhead, Ken-tucky on Hwy. 150. Watch for' auction signs in the yard.

The floor plan of the house consists of 3 bedrooms, living room, utility room, kitchen and bath. It has w/w carpet, city water, w/d hookup and Is heated by a gas furnace. It also has a porch, built-in cabinets and a 12x16 storage building. This dandy country hme is situated on a large lot giving room for a garden.

PERSONAL PROPERTY: One full bed and one half bed, set of table lamps, medicine cabinet, chair, curtain rods, couch and chair, pots and pans, dishes^ and other

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TERMS: 20% down day of side and balance within 30 days with delivery of deed.

For additional Information, contact the selling agents:

Ford Realty I Auction Co. Col. Roy Adtnu. Co). Danny Fort! CoJ. WilUrd BuHock

0 Mt Vemon. Ky. Ph. 256-4545