i Signal Thursday. February 4, 1988

Obituaries HIMES

Robert Lewis Himes, 53, of Conway, died Jan. 27, 1988 at the Rockcastle Hospital.

He was born in Rockcastle County Jan. 21, 1935, the son of Sherman and Dovie Shearer Himes. He was a boiler tender at the Blue Grass Army Depot and attended the Brush Creek Holiness Church.

He is survived by his wife, An-na Mae Rime'll Himes of Con-way; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Hipies of Conway; two sons, Randall Himes and Jack Himes, and a daughter. Sue Himes,' all of. Green Hill; a brother Cecil Himes of Cartersville, and three sisters; Mae Cofer of Berea, Ruby Mer-rill of Conway and Helen Burdette of Wildie and two grandchildren. Hfc was prece'ded death by four brothers.

Services were' conducted Jan. .30 ai Dowell and Martin Funeral Home by Bros. Olen McGuire

and Lloyd Anglin. Burial was in the Rimell Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Manual McGuire, Brad Proctor, Dale McNew, Burl Ramsey, Gary Abney, James Taylor. Honorary pallbearers were Paul Wheat, Jim Clark, Kenny Himes and Ronnie Reppert.

BULLOCK

Mrs. Hazel Bullock, 76, of Brodhead died Jan. 27, 1988 at Ephriam McDowell Regional Medical Center in Danville after an illness of several weeks.

She was born on March 20,' 1911 in Rockcastle County, the daughter of the late Tommy and Minnie Bradley Renner. She was a member of the Ottawa Baptist Church.

Survivors are her husband, Raymond Bullock of Brodhead; a son son, Denver Bullock of Brodhead; five brothers, Floyd and Sylvester Renner, both of Crab Orchard, Othar Renner of

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R O C K C A S T L E C O M M U N I T Y

Bookmobile Schedule Monday, Feb. 8: Red Hill,

Calloway and Burr. Tuesday, Feb: 9: Disputanta and Anglin Falls. Wednesday, Feb. 10: ' Kastle Village apartments and Negro Creek.

Microwave Workshop Cooking in the Microwave

will be presented on Mon., Feb. 8 at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. at the Agricultural Service Center Meeting Room. The program is sponsored by the Rockcastle Co. Cooperative Extension Service. Subjects covered will include cooking with less fat, salt and sugar along with microwave tips. Call 256-2403 to register.

Shriners Meeting There will be a Shriners

Meeting at 6:30 p.m. on Tues., Feb. 9 at the Red Top Restaurant. All Shriners and their ladies are invited to at-tend. This is a dinner meeting.

Sunshine Club meeting The Sunshine Volunteer

Community Club will meet Friday, Feb. 5 at "6:30 p.m. at the Library. Special speaker will be Mrs. Fannie Wallin.

There will also be special singers and a potluck supper. Everyone welcome.

VFW officer here A VFW service officer will

be at the Rockcastle Co. Coourthouse on Thurs., Feb. 4 from 9 to 2 to assist veterans, widows and dependents with claims. r

Mcintosh to speak Bro. Larry Mcintosh from Winchester will be preaching at the Crab Orchard Pentecostal Church on Hwy. 150 on Sat., Feb. 6 at 7 p.m. Bro. Gary Parker is pastor.

Parent-Teacher conference There will be a parent-

teacher conference at Mt. Ver-non Elementary School on Thursday, Feb. If from 3:15 ux6:15. Language Art samples will be on display in the Library.

Clerk's office closed The Circuit Clerk's office

will be closed Sat., Feb. 13 and Mon., Feb. 15. The permit test and road test will not be given on Monday, Feb. 1'5.

Bulletin Board is Sponsored by

MT. VERNON, KY. —

Stanford, Lester Renner of Waynesburg, and Arley Renner of Mt. Vernon; two sisters, Mrs. Bessie Walker and Mrs. Gracie Bishop, both of Crab Orchard, and a grandson.

Services were held Jan. 30 at the Ottawa Baptist Church with Bro. Vestal Meece officiating. Burial was in Ottawa Cemetery. Watson Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.

AUSTIN Clyde Austin, 81, of Brodhead

died Jan. 27, 1988 at the Univer-sity of Kentucky Medical Center in Lexington.

He was born on July 7,1906 in Tennessee, the son of the late An-drew and Jerusia Holloman Austin. He was retired from the L & N Railroad.

Survivors a[e his wife, Zella Cromer Austin of Brodhead; a son, Kelly G. Austin of Bon Aqua, Tenn.; a daughter; Mrs. Clydene Linville of Henderson-ville, Tenn.; a sister, Mrs. Illie Smalling of LaFayette, Tenn., five grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by a daughter.

Services were held Jan. 29 at the Watson Funeral Home Chapel with Bros. Lloyd Masters and Don Jones officiating. Burial was in Oak Hill Cemetery. Wat-son Funeral Home was in charge of "arrangements.

MOORE Ralph Moore, 47, of Route I,

Crab Orchard, died Jan. 30,1988 at his home" the result of an ap-parent heart attack.

He was born on June 3,1940 in Laurel County, the son of the late Albert and Anna Baker Moore. He was a farmer and mechanic.

Survivors are: Three brothers, Howard Moore of London, Ray-mond Moore of Rt. 2, Lancaster, and Roy Moore of Crab Or-chard; two sisters, Mrs. Elsie Sanders of Dayton, Ohio and Miss Barbara Moore of Rt. 1, Crab Orchard.

Service^ were held Feb. 2, at the Watson Funeral Home Chapel with Bro. Don Jones of-ficiating. Burial was in Piney Grove Cemetery.

RENNER

J.C. Rentier, 57, of Sand Spa ings.died Jan. 30, 1988 at his residence.

He was born in Rockcastle County Aug. 29, 1930, the son of the late Lillard and Daisy Bloomer Renner. He was retired from the Reading Brass and Aluminum Company of Newport and was a member of the Church of Christ. •

He is survived by a son, Bryan Renner of Paris, and two daughters Kaye Randolph of Mason, Ohio and Jeannie O'Brien of Winchendon, Mass.; four brothers, R.H. Renner of Westchester, Ohio, Bill Renner of Somerset, Larry B. Renner of Sand Springs and Rich Renner of Dayton, Ohio; six sisters Martha Gabbard, Marcella Stacy, Loret-la Renner, Marilyn Bullock and Carolis Renner all of Mason, Ohio, and Sue Sallee of Westchester, Ohio and his step-mother, Bittie Renner of

NOTICE Notice is hereby given that

the applications of Cochran-Smith Broadcasting, Inc., William S. Daugherty, III and George L. hunt and Pauline C. Hunt d/b.'a Rockcastle Broad-casting for a Construction Permit for a new FM station to operate on Channel 275A at Mt. Vernon, Ky. have been designated for comparative hearing on the following issues:

1. To determine whether there is a reasonable possibility that the tower height and location proposed by Rockcastle would con-stitute a hazard to air navigation.

2. To determine which of the proposals would, on a com-parative basis, best serve the public interest.

3. To determine, in light of the evidence .adduced pursuant to the foregoing issues, which of the applications should be granted.

The hearing will be held at the offices of the Federal Communications Commission in Washington, D.C., commen-cing at 10 a.m. on February 18, 1988.

A copy of the application, amendments and related materiaU -of William S. Daugherty, III are on file and available for public inspection during normal business hours at the Rockcastle Co. Library, Mt. Vernon, Ky. 40456. 13x3

Westchester, Ohio, and two grandchildren.

Services were conducted Feb. 2 at Dowell and Martin Funeral Home by Bro. Hugh Milner. Burial was in the Skaggs Creek Cemetery. Arrangements were by the Dowell and Martin FuneralHome.

Pallbearers were Larry Renner, Gary Renner, Bill Renner, Daniel Renner, Kenneth Renner and Tony Stacy.

OWENS

Herbert Owens, 80, of Somerset, and formerly of Mt. Vernon, died Jan. 31, 1988 at the Humana Hospi ta l Lake Cumberland in Somerset.

He was born on April 24, 1907 in Rockcastle County, the son of Mitchell and Pearlie Thompson Owens. He was a retired conduc-tor for the Louisville and Nashville Railroad and a member of the First Baptist Church of Mt. Vernon.

Survivors are: His wife, Mrs. Beatrice Banks Owens of Somerset; a brother, Chester Owens of Cinti., Ohio; four sisters, Mrs. Lena Sowder of Mt. Vernon, Mrs. Nettie Wilcox, Mrs. Myrtle Sowder and Mrs. Eva Edrington all of Cinti., Ohio and four grandchildren. He was preceded in death by two sons.

Services were held Feb. 3 at the Cox Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Sam Crawford ̂ officiating. Burial was in Freedom Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Eddie Moore, Jimmy Edrington, Teddy Edr-ington, Kevin Rowe, Donald Rowe and Keith Wilcox.

Commodities schedule Surplus commodities will be

distributed to eligible residents of Rockcastle County on Feb. 15, according to the U.S. Depart-ment of Agriculture.

Distribution will be at the Catholic Church Hall in Mt. Ver-non, the Livingston Pentecostal Church, and the city hall building

at Brodhead. Amounts allocated will vary

according to household size and availability of food.

Misrepresentation of need or sale or exchange of USDA com-modities is prohibited and could result in a fine or imprisonment or both.

The human body is built around a frame containing 206 bones. The whole works is linked together with 60,000 miles of blood vessels.

TO: HOMER HALE FfOmTWilliamet t a Cromer Many years have passed me by And many years I've sat and

cried. Oh, sometimes I wish you were

fcere To wipe away some of my

tears. A lot has happened since

you've been gone I've really learned to stand

alone. God blessed me with a

beautiful girl And she's really given my life

a whirl. I wish she could have known

your wonderful love And someday she will when

she gets above. She'll know who you are when

she gets there Because I taught her your

loving care. For this birthday, grandpa I wish you this A big ole' hug And a great big kiss. I thank you for all those

wonderful years And I thank you for wiping all

those tears. Happy Birthday To

Homer Hale Bom: February 9,1904

Passed Away I July, 1981 Love, Williametta Cromer

Granddaughter

SALE JUDY'S SHOE STORE

On the 461 By-Pass • Mt. Vernon Open from 10 till 6 - Closed Sundays

F l o r s h e i m U s e d S h o e s *12 t o *22 Men ' s Used Work S l i p p e r s Reg. *22 NOW S 15 Men ' s Used W o r k B o o t s Reg. *22 NOW S15

U s e d Tenn i s S h o e s Now $ 5 pai r L i t t l e Boy 's D i n g o B o o t s (New) 20° /° off

L a d i e s & Ch i ld r en ' s Boo t s 3 0 ° / ° off L a d i e s D r e s s S h o e s 30°/°off RPB. price

Sh i r t s , P a n t s , Covera l l s 4 0 ° / ° off Just come in and check our prices. Everything

In the store has a discount price!!

RED & RUBY'S FRUIT MARKET on U.S. 150, Hall's hill, has these good buys for you good people. Jumbo Eggs, 69c doz. Large Eggs. 50c doz. Small Eggs. 39c doz. Special Offer - With $10 Purchase you get a dozen of large eggs FREE. Spend $20 and get 2 dozen of Large Eggs FREE. Lettuce, 99c head. Green Peppers, 25c pod. Cucumbers. 25c ea. Golden Ripe Bananas, 4 ib. $1. Oranges. $1.49 dozen. Pink Grapefruit (big size) 3 for $1. Cold Soft Drinks 40c per can. Cabbage 19c Ib. Fresh Green Beans, 69c lb. Red says get your garden ready for we are going to haue all kinds of onion sets, seed potatoes, all kinds of vegetable plants, flower plants of all kinds and we will be ready when the time combes. So. don't forget us and come on out. We gladly welcome Food 'Stamps on all produce, F®r the last several years, our customers have come back each year and we want to thank you all and we hope to serve you all again this year in a much bigger and better way. Red says he goes and hauls his own stuff and picks it up and makes sure it is fresh as money can buy. We don't have but one store and ii is on Hall's Hill. So, friends, wben it gets gardening time, you all just come on out to Red and Ruby's, and we will have it. We don't haul (or anyone but our ownselv/fes. We also have what-nots. Red soys iust come on out and we will try and make you happy at the little. country fruit market. How-Sweet-It-Is!!

Sale starts Feb. 4 and Ends" Feb. 11

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PHONE 843-7558 - FREE DELIVERY 1 0 % down is al you need for ttw bet) buys around ooms » Fumitur® Town.

BUY AT RO.CK BOTTOM PRICES jRecliner Wall Huggers $150; Bedroom Suites 'starting at $292; Living Room Suites starting! | at $165; Coffee Table Sets starting at $150; Or-^Cj 'thopedic Mattress and Box Springs Reg. | $399.95, Now $178 set; One large room of Liv-j

$ ing Room Suites your choice $380 to $480| values up to $1195; Nice Electric Stoves Reg. $595 Now $350; Lots of Sectional Group--' starting at $350; Wood Dinnette Sets starting} it $225; and Oak China Cabinets $245.

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