Interior Journal from Stanford, Kentucky • Page 9

THE INTERIOR JOURNAL, July 3, 2008, Page 9 A Community Announcements LinCOlll COMlty property transfer Jenna and Gary Payton, 1.124 acres on Pleasant Point School Road, $88,800. Huston Pointe LLC to Rowe Homes lot No. 23, Phase 5, Foster's Lane Residential Development, $24,000. Timothy R. and Sue Schnitzler French to Micah T.

and Tammy R. Goodpaster, two tracts of land, containing 10.0353 acres, on Maple Swamp Road, $35,000. Timothy R. and Sue Schnitzler French to Darrin and Sheila Padgett, 2.4585 acres, on Maple Swamp Road, $11,152.42. Timothy R.

and Sue Schnitzler French to Terry Bunch, two tracts of land, containing 10.0036 acres, on Maple Swamp Road, $32,500. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., Ricky Lane and Lisa Ray, by and through Edward G. May, Master Commissioner of the Lincoln Circuit Court, to The Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, lot No. 33 of Rolling Acres Subdivision, located on Sunset Drive, outside Hustonville, $126,210. Cook, two tracts of land off Herndon Avenue, Stanford, $57,000.

Jessica Cornelius, individually and as executrix of the estate of Sally F. McGuffey, David Cornelius, Rebecca and John Cooper and Kelly and Christopher Neskovski to 'John A. and Kendra Stamper Funkhouser, lot No. 4, Unit 2, Block Dix River Estates Subdivision, located on Clubside Drive, $167,500, Leonard Paul and Brenda Rice to Shannon Rice, 1.033 acres on Shake Rag Road, gift, fair cash value of property conveyed is $1,000. Roger and Catherine Withers to Withers Home Sales lot No.

11, Phase 1, Sierra Subdivision, situated off U.S. 127, fair cash value of property conveyed is $1 1,000. Amelia Faye and Jim Bowles Jr. to Country Estates LLC, 2.506 acres on Harris Creek Road, $45,000. Rowe Homes Inc.

to Mark Wilson, lot No. 44 of Hanging Fork Subdivision, located on Tanner Circle, $9 1,000. Jeremy and Katie Blanton to of property conveyed is $1,200. Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation to Rick and Becky McCowan, property on Carter School Road, special warranty deed, $53,000. Ricky and Jennifer Gibson to Faye Roy, property off Toombs Hollow Road, gift, fair cash value of property conveyed is $37,000.

Donald and Belinda Stump and Richard and Dottie Shelton to Donald R. Stump Custom Builder two acres on U.S. 150, $35,000. Robert and Angela Phelps to Ralph T. Jr.

and Linda Jo Vick, lot No. 13 of Walnut Grove Subdivision, Section 1, located on Ash Road, $156,000. Kenas and Barbara Hall to Sonja and Lawrence Baker, three tracts of land, containing 42.937 acres, on Sam Baughman Road, $60,000. Hubert Anthony and Donna R. Caudill to Marion L.

Naylor, 0.439 acre on Hubble Road, $24,000. The 1993 Charles Morris Denham and Alice Jane Denham Revocable Trust to Michael and Gail Jackson, approximately 24.90 acres off Westwood Drive, in Forest Hills Subdivision, $1 15,000. Christine Taylor, a.k.a. Christine Stevens, to Scottie Benjamin W. and Amanda L.

Curtis to The Warren Family Trust, lot 7, Phase 3, Foster's Lane Residential Development, located on Logan Woods Drive, $89,500. Kenas and Barbara Hall to Banks Properties LLC, 6.698 acres on Lee Banks Road, $141,000. Elroy A. and Patricia A. Griffin to Jeffrey S.

and Sara E. Southerland, lot No. 6, Walnut Grove Subdivision, 7 Section 2, general warranty deed, $13,500. MidFirst Bank, Bradley Davis, unknown spouse, if any, of Bradley Davis and unknown tenants, if any, by and through Edward G. May, Master Commissioner of the Lincoln Circuit Court, to The Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, 0.414 acre in Lincoln County, $60,975.34.

Joseph and Lorilee Walters to Siobhan Diamond, three parcels of property on Parker Road, in Ellison Ridge community, $72,200. Bobby G. and Diane J. Payton to Corey and Nakesha Hager, lot IB, Phase 2, Payton's Run Development, containing 0.742 acre, $70,000. Helen McGuire to Jerry and Vickie Petrey, 1.039 acres on KY 1770, gift, fair cash value Looking back 4-H Camp deadline approaching The deadline to sign up for 4-H Summer Camp is July 10 at 4 p.m.

All forms and fees are due at this time. There will be a mandatory Camper Orientation for campers on Thursday, July 10 at the Lincoln County Extension Office. Second year and above campers will meet at 6 p.m. and first year campers at 7:15 p.m. 4-H Camp will be held July 21-24 in London.

Cost is $135. Call 365-2447 for details. Lincoln Longshots to practice The Lincoln Longshots 4-H Shooting Sports Club will practice on Monday, July 7 at 6:30 p.m. at the Cedar Creek Sportsman's Club. All youth ages 9-18 are invited to attend.

Equipment is provided. LCHS Boys and Girls Booster Club meeting Lincoln County High School Boys and Girls Booster Club will meet Tuesday, July 15 at 6:30 p.m. in the high school cafeteria. All parents including incoming freshman parents are encouraged to attend. Lincoln Habitat accepting applications Habitat is currently accepting applications for a house that will be built in 2009.

There will be a booth at the Lincoln County Fair Thursday, Friday and Saturday with applications. For more information, call Susan Miller at (606) 365-2379. Tire amnesty rescheduled The Tire Amnesty, scheduled for the fall of 2008, has been rescheduled for the fall of 2009. We will not be receiving the funding from the state until next year. For more information, call June at the Recycle Center at 365-9779.

Circuit Clerk's holiday closing The Lincoln County Circuit Clerk's office will be closed Friday and Saturday, July 4 and 5 for the July 4th holiday. Lincoln youth soccer sign-ups The Lincoln Youth Soccer Association will hold sign-ups July 19-26 at the First Southern Veterans Park office and Friday, Aug. 1 at Stanford Elementary's open house. Saturday sign-ups are 10 a.m. to noon and 2 to 4 p.m.

on Monday through Friday. Lincoln youth football Lincoln youth football sign-ups will be held at the Lincoln football camp July 21-23 at the Lincoln County High School. Health Department holiday closing The Lincoln County Health Department will be closed Friday, July 4 in observance of Independence Day. Crab Orchard 4th of July Homecoming Celebration The Crab Orchard 4th of July Homecoming Celebration is set for Friday, July 4 and Saturday, July 5. Events include the annual street dance on Friday from 6 to 9 p.m.

(city hallElm Street). The Jasper Family DJ will be playing favorite dance mixes and prizes will awarded for bubble blowing contest and water balloon toss. Saturday's events include: 7 a.m. -vendors open booths, 7:30 to 9 a.m. country ham breakfast at Crab Orchard Elementary, 9 a.m.

to noon (country ham or sausage, gravy, biscuits, fried apples, can place to go orders. Cost is $5) classic car show, noon parade line up at field across from Redi-Mart, and the parade 1 p.m. For more information, call (606) 355-2813. Elm Street will be closed from 3 to 8 p.m. on Friday, July 4 and on Saturday from the Crab Orchard Fire Station up to Main Street from 1 to 2 p.m.

Cornhole tournament in Crab Orchard The Crab Orchard 4th of July Celebration will hold a corn-hole tournament behind First Southern National Bank in Crab Orchard on Saturday, July 5. Registration is from 9 to 9:45 a.m. Tournament begins at 10 a.m. $5 entry fee per person. First place team is guaranteed $200.

For more information, contact Frankie at (606) 669-8178 or Danny at (859) 238-1900. Mitchell family reunion The Mitchell family reunion will be held Saturday, July 12 at the Eubank Park. Lunch will be at noon. For more information, call (606) 379-6517 or (606) 423-3879. Crab Orchard Red Hat Fun Day The Crab Orchard Red Hat Society has chosen dinner and a play at Pioneer Play House in Danville for its fun day.

Car pool from Stanford Food Lion on Friday. Hebron Lakeside Church next to Cedar Creek Lake on Hwy. ISO A Family Event July 6th Beginning at 6:00 Cookout large, valuable pond, only one of several on the Maret Hackley farm to withstand last summer and fall's dry season, was drained by men digging trenches. The men dug the trenches to let the water run loose from the 150' 300' pond so they could wade in and knock the floundering fish in the head. Game Warden Sam Embry estimated it took the men or Continued on page 10A 5413 ospel Groups and Band Games 1 30 years Robert Baughman, columnist for The Interior Journal, included this story about Rev.

Elmore Ray in his "Hereabouts" column: "Last week, my wife went to Coleman's Drug Store for a coke. She was in a hurry and, as there was nobody behind the fountain at the moment, she started back out the door. Rev. Elmore Ray was sitting at the counter and asked her if she wanted him to make her a coke. She said 'yes' and he made her a delicious coke.

She said, 'I didn't know you were a soda And he replied, 'I was a jerk before I became a Mrs. Mary Terry completed a quilt made in memory of her granddaughter, Janet Marie Engle, who was killed on May 5, 1973, after being struck by a car. The quilt was all handmade from ribbons received on flowers at the girl's funeral. Mrs. Terry embroidered the names of all her grandchildren and one great-grandchild on the quilt.

55 years Crab Orchard High chorus members Margaret Nantz, first alto, Phyllis Howard, second soprano, and Sam Whitaker, second bass, sang with the 800-voice All-State Chorus in Memorial Coliseum on the University of Kentucky campus. Nantz was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theo Nantz and Howard was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Ben Howard, all of Crab Orchard. Whitaker was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Whitaker of Stanford. Unsportsmanlike fishing.

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