Interior Journal from Stanford, Kentucky • Page 21

Page 21 THE INTERIOR JOURNAL, Stanford, Kentucky, Thursday, October 10, 1983 Fort Logan Hospital log Miss Joyce Polston, Stanford Mrs. Cella Gooch, Campbellsvll- le Mrs. Virginia Reed, Stanford Mr. Omer Toomey, Stanford ADMISSIONS September S9, 1985 Mr. Clarence Griffin, Stanford Mrs.

Rebecca Walker, Waynes-burg Mr. Chester Broughton, Crab Orchard chard Miss Keisha Kldwell, Waynesburg Mr. Claude Anderson, Stanford October 1,1986 Mr. Willie Smith, Stanford Mr. Chester Broughton, Crab Orchard Octobers, 1985 Dorothy Chandler, Stanford Octobers, 1985 Mr.

Clarence Griffin, Stanford Mrs. Ethel Allison, Liberty Master Ricky Denson, Liberty October, 1985 Mr. Vonnie Pullum, Stanford Miss Crystal Gamble, Eubank Mrs. Cynthia Elliott, Stanford Octobers, 1985 Mrs. Anna Rice, McKlnney Mrs.

Daisy Meek, Stanford Mr. Frank Parker, Eubank Mrs. Susie Sears, Hustonville Miss Holly Burcham, Stanford October 3, 1985 Mr. John Robinson; Stanford Mrs. Maude Scott, Stanford October 4, 1985 Mr.

Herbert Coleman, Hustonville Miss Holly Burcham, Stanford Mr. Jerry Karrlker, Waynesburg Mr. Timothy Berry, Stanford Octobers, 1985 Mr. Frank Munsie, Crab Orchard DISCHARGES September 29, 1985 Mr. Arthur Meece, Stanford Master Larry Allen, Stanford September 80, 1985 Mrs.

Bertha Bright, Crab Or September 80, 1986 Mrs. Gerlene Willoughby, Way- nesburg Mr. Vonnle Pullum, Stanford Mrs. Mlnta Singleton, Mrs. Ollle Padgett, Waynesburg Mrs.

Susie Sears, Hustonville Mrs. Evla Burleson, Waynesburg October 1,1988 Mrs. Pina McKeehan, Stanford Mrs. Cynthia Elliott, Stanford Miss Crystal Gamble, Eubank Mr. Leslie Jenkins Stanford Octobers, 1985 Miss Latlscha Pennington, BRIDGING the Dlx River between Stanford and Crab Orchard, the GarrlsonCo.

of Columbia expects to have the new roadway finished in the spring. The new bridge will eliminate an old, narrow one and straighten out two sharp curves. Danville hospital raises its rates Lunch Waynesburg family sues Orkin menu tured, distributed and applied" a highly toxic chemical called Orkil. On April 10, Orkin allegedly applied Orkil to the Mink home in Waynesburg to control termites. The Minks agreed to pay $1,018 for the service.

The Minks say in their lawsuit that Orkin and its representative in Corbln where they purchased the service failed to warn them of the risks involved to their health, failed to have a safe application method and allowed the family to come into contact with the chemical. The family said contact with Orkil caused them to spend money for medical bills and has produced physical and mental pain. They ask for $2,500 in compensatory damages and $500,000 in punitive damages. A Waynesburg family has sued the Orkin Exterminating Co. for $500,000 in Lincoln Circuit Court, claiming the company's pesticide made them sick.

Phillip B. and Deborah M. Mink andtheir children, Phillip, Bonnie and Douglas, filed the suit against Orkin. The Minks claim that Orkin "negligently designed, manufac- rooms are being raised from $165 ts $172 per day. Semi-private rooms will go up from $155 to $162 and ward room rates will be $152 per day, uplrom $145.

In addition, the charges for the use of the operating rooms and recovery room are being increased. Charges also are going up for radiology exams medical supplies and pharmaceutical items, and respiratory therapy treatments. Charges for other services, such as laboratory tests, physical therapy, pulmonary function tests, vascular laboratory tests and emergency room charges, have not been increased and are not expected to be changed during the next 12 months, Smith added. On Oct. 1 patients at Ephralm McDowell Membrlal Hospital In Danville began paying more for services, according to Thomas W.

Smith, the hospital's chief executive officer. The new charges were put Into effect because it is the start of the hospital's new fiscal year. While tbre charges of some of the hospital's ancillary services are not being changed, the total charges for a patient's stay at the hospital will be about five percent higher than under the old charge structure. Smith said. Room charges Imposed by the hospital are being increased by $7.00 per day.

Rates for private Highland Elementary October 14-18 Monday: Western Chill, Tossed green salad. Crackers, Sunny fruit, Peanut butter cookie. Milk. Tuesday: Southern style chicken. Seasoned green beans, Fruit salad, Hot roll, Milk.

Wednesday: Fish nuggets, Macaroni and cheese, Peas and Corn bread, Banana, Milk. Thursday: Stromboli boat, French fries, Cole slaw, Bun, Jello with fruit, Milk. Friday: Midwest hamburger deluxe, Buttered country corn, Vegetable relishes, Tropical fruit, Burl, CITY OF STANFORD WATER WORKS Beginning October 15, 1985, Che circled phrase will be enforced with no exceptions. Of the Late Mr. Charlie B.

Robbins' 259 Acre Farm, more or less in 3Tracts with Timber and Farm Machinery Saturday, October 1 9, 1 985 1 South of Crab Orchard, Lincoln County, Ky. Billisdueonorbefore 10th of the month. 10onaii added after 1 0th If not paid by the 1 5th water will be cut olf and a fee of (10 00 will be charged before is restored) Clogging Lessons to begin -October 1 0 at 6:00 p.m. at Th Community Confer (behind the Farm Bureau Building) $20 for 10 weeks Everyone Is invited children and adults. For furtherinformatibn you may call 365-2789.

FREEDEAD STOCK REMOVAL CALL TOLLlFREE: 1-800-442-0103 National By Product Harrodsburg, Ky. ALL LAN Din Waynesburg and Kings Mountain area, belonging to Izora and Robert Ratlift, absolutely notrespassing. 4 86 NO hunting, swimming, or fishing on my -Land Posted- ABSOLUTELY no tres fiassing of any kind on any andownedby William Jeff and Denise Luttrell. V'i miles on Roberlstown Road off of Hwy. 501 located in Kings Mountain, Ky.

686 ABSOLUTELY no trespassing of any kind including hunting, shooting and parking, on any property owned by Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Padgett, and located on Ellison Ridge RoadinWaynesburg. 7-86 ABSOLUTELY no trespassing of any kind including hunting, shooting, fishing, swimming and parking on any properly owned by Mr. and Mrs.

Roy L. Hamilton and located on Ellison Ridge Road and U.S. 27 South in Waynesburg. 7-86 NO hunting or fishing on any property located on l-lwy. 27, Hwy.

150 or Cut Off Pike (belonging to Pattie L. McCormack) 10 85 NO trespassing on any troperty owned by Burl stes located In Geneva. 10.85 NO trespassing on lot and house located In Geneva and owned by Roberta Estes and Melie Coflman. 10-85 NO trespassing on any NO trespassing, hunting, or fishing on the Marion (Bud) and Anna Garrison farm on Hwy. 328, Route 2, Waynesburg.

1-86 NO trespassing without permission on any land owned by Mildred Gooch located InMcKinney. 1 86 NO trespassing or wood' cutting on land belonging to Juanita and George Crawford on Saylor Road, Rt. 39 in Crab Orchard and Crawford Lane in Stan- ford. 3-86 NO trespassing, huntlna. land owned by Raymond Lewis located on Green NOtrespassIng, hunting or 10-85 fishing nor swimming on KiverKoad.

ana norm oi im near Hanging Fork Bridge belonging to Elmore or ElolseWardlow. 3-86 land. Dewey and Margaret Miracle, Green River Road. 586 ABSOLUTELY no trespassing, fishing or hunting onVandiver Family farms located l'i miles west of Crab orchard on U.S. 150 and 1 mile west of Crab Orchard and 1 mile west of Crab Orchard on U.S.

150. 5-86 NO trespassing, will not be responsible for any that might occur on the land belonging to Everett Cowan, Rf. l.Stan- ford 5-86 NO hunting, fishing or trespassing on Henrys KirkpatrjcK farm on VAason Gap Road. 5-86 ALL LAND belonging to Vtorris C. Johnson on Old Ottenheim Pike on Hwy.

1 770is posted. No trespassing, no coon hunting and no fishing. 5-86 NO trespassing, no hunting, no woodcutting, no gravel hauling, no hill climbing with motorcycles 3 wheelers, or 4 wheel drives, Oscar Mason on Green River Road. 5-86 NO trespassing on all land belonging to Chester Cook, located on Skyline Drive. ABSOLUTELY no trespassing including hunting, fishing and swimming on any land owned by Gene and Mildred Lewis located on Double Springs Road and adjoining land on Parlor Grove Road in Waynesburg, Ky.

5-86 ABSOLUTELY no fishing on land belonging to Law- LOCATION: Approximately 6 miles south of Crab Orchard. Turn, west off of Highway39ontotheGenton Road. Follow the Genton Road approximately 300 yards to the property. Auction signs will you to the sale. The heirsof the late AAr.

Charlie Robbinshavecommissioned our firm to sell this well located farm for the absolute high dollar. The farm will be sold in 3 tracts, reserving the right to re-group and combine as a whole. TRACT NO. 1 contains 61.47 acres which is mostly level land and fronts on fhe Genton Road a distanceof 1 ,322 feet. There is a pond for stock water and there is some marketable timber on this tract.

This tract is a good farm within itself and with no buildings on it you can build to suit yourself. TRACT NO. 2 contains 69.63 acres with much of It being crop and pasture land and the balance in woods with marketable timber. This tract fronts on the Genton Road a distance of 1,428 feet and has 2 ponds for stock water. TRACT NO.

3- contains 128.14 acres with approximately 75 acres of good farm land with most of it being suitable for grass or cultivation and the balance of 50-55 acres is. is a substantial amount of marketable timber on this tracts It is improved with a five room house. The house has living room, 2 bedrooms, kitchen, family room, utility room, and bath. Water is provided by a spring and a well. Thistractisalsoimprovedwithanexcellenttobacco barn measuring approximately 40 96 with a 16 ft.

attached shed. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: This farm has been In the Robbins family many years. When combined there Is a total of 259 acres and the tobacco a I lotment for the far is 3,098 lbs. The tobacco allotments for each individual tract will be announced day of the auction. The terrain of all the cleared ground Is level to very gently rol I ing and is suitable for grass or crops.

The woodland is hilly. If you're in the market for an excellent farm In a good location, then you should attend this auction. Remember, it's an absolute auction, the last bid will buy. FARM MACHINERY includes: Aids Chalmer 17 diesel tractor; Aids Chalmers cutting harrow; Allis Chalmers turning plows; disc; rotary mower; Taylor-Way bush and bog; Century boom and spray; 3 pt. hitch post hole digger; 2 wheel trailer; cultipacker; oldtypeAllisChalmerssmallrollhay baler; hammer mill; andan Allis Chalmers combine.

TE RMS: 20 percent down day of sale, balance in 30 days with delivery of deed on real estate and cash or good check day of sale on personal property. For additional Information contacttheco-admlnistratrlxof the estate, Mrs. Roberta Brown, 758-8379, Brodhead, or Mrs. Minnie Mae Petrey, at 299-5819, Lexington, Fepi Heelt7 Auction Co. tisning on tne Howard Goodwin farm on Crab Orchard Road.

7-86 ABSOLUTELY no trespassing on land owned by Kimberly Scop, 1.8 acres on New Salem Road, Route 698, first house east of railroad track on the left hand side. POSTED: No trespass-86 Ing or hunting on the Gabriel Gabriel farms located on Preachersvllle Road and- the Charles Boone Road. 8-86 NO trespassing on property of Lillie Campb ell on Preachersvllle Pike. 8-86 NO trespassing or hunting on the W.D. Gooch Farm, on Route I.Stanford.: 86 NO hunting, fishing, or trespassing on the farm of Florence von Gruenigen Sexton, located on Blue Lick Road.

9 86 NO trespassing, no hunting, no gravel hauling. Farm of Birney Fish in Fall Lick Section. 3 86 ABSOLUTELY no hunting or trespassing on the farm of Mrs. Sally Gander on CrabOrchard Pike. 3-86 NOtrespassIng, hunting or fishing on the E.W.

Marlowe farms on Green River In LincolnCounty. 4-86 ABSOLUTELY no trespassing on 88 acres, 3Vj miles from McKlnney -on top of Ridge Road leading to McKlnney. Not responsible for any accidents on land owned by Lloyd Martin. 4-86 NO hunting or trespassing on the farm of James M. and Elizabeth R.

Wels-brodt located on U.S. Highway 127 north of Hustonville. 4-86 NO trespassing. Violators will be prosecuted. Double Springs Cemetery Road in Waynesburg.

Ky. Billy RayCaudlll. 4-86 NO trespassing, fishing or hunting on farm of Junior Whltaktr on Ky. 39 Preachersvllle: 4-86 ABSOLUTELY no (repassing of any kind on the land owned by Mr. and Mrs.

NO trespassing, fishing, hunting on all land belonging to Clarence and Ruth Price on Lancaster Rd. In CrabOrchard, Ky. 11-85 NO trespassing or hunting on the farms owned by Hocker, one located on Knob Lick Road and the other on AAcCormack's Church Road. 11-85 NO hunting or trespassing on John Stevenson's pro-jperty on Cedar Ridge Rd land Crab Orchard Rd. lsarT n-85 NOtrespassIng, hunting or shooting on property of T.J.

and Nancy Miller Hill on 409 Danville St. 12-85 ABSOLUTELY no trespassing, fishing, or hunting on the property of DelmasH.Petrey. 12-85 ABSOLUTELY no trespassing of any kind Including hunting, f'shlng or swimming on any land owned by John Elkins located on Elkins Road In Lincoln County. 12-85 NOtrespassIng, hunting or fishing on any property owned by Curtis Elkins located on Elkins Lane In LincolnCounty. 12-85 ABSOLUTELY no hunt- Ing, fishing or trespassing on the farm of Dolla Car- ter.

Farm located at top of Halls Gap Hill on Highway 27, formerly knownasJ.O. BastinFarm. 146 NOtrespassIng of any kind on the property of J. P. Blankenship.

Chappell's Gap Section, Crab Orchard, 16 rence and Mi Uldred Good- win located on Hwy. 150 ABSOLUTELY no trespassing Including hunting, fishing, shooting and cutting of wood on fhe Andrew M. Bell farm located on old Highway 27. 9-30-86 ABSOLUTELY tres- Dciween srantoro and CrabOrchard. 5-86 NO trespassing and absolutely no woodcutting on the property of the late Georgia Ann Hazlett, now belonging to Floronra.

nd N' Von passing, no hunting, no Gruenigen. 686 tishino or wood cutiina no 86. fishing or wood cutting AUCTIONEERS Jerry Mem Willerd BuHock RCALTOR-AUCnOMtlR Sm Fore-Roy Adams Danny Ford on farm belonging to Gary E. Brummett on Naylor Ridge Rd. and Is not responsible for any accidents that may occur on this property.

9 30-86 NO hunting, fishing or trespassing on the Julian Rankin farms on Hubble Road 590. 1046 NO trespassing; hunting, fishing, swimming on any -land owned by Shelton's Greenhouses and -or Jesse Shelton located Vd mile out of Crab Orchard on Hwy. 43. 6-86 NO trespassing on land belonging to Mrs. Elmer Stull, Harmon Heights.

Stanford. 6 86 Bert Austin located at Mt. Salem In Lincoln County. 4-86 NO hunting or trespassing on farms owned by Henry Lair near Whitley Park, old Ottenheim Road, Knob Lick Road and Cut-Oft Street. MT.

VERNON, KY PHONE 256-4543 M4ior.