The M t . Vernon Signal Thursday. October 24.1985 P-A19

below summer pool and 68'.de- Bevins.'Bass were hitting plastic-worms and buzzbaits cast over fallen treetopsand points. Crappie were being taken by drift fishing minnows in 8-10 feet of water. Clear, falling slqivly, 14 feet below-summer pool and 68 degrees.

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FISHING REPORT' (Cont. From A18)

BUCKHORN: NO REPORT AVAILABLE -

GRAYSON: Officer Jeff Ad-ams reported light fishing activity. Bass were being taken off rocky K j in ts on spinnerbaits. Crappie wer^-RTtting minnows |n 8-10 feet of water over stumps and brush. Murky, falling slowly, three feet below" summer pool, and' 70 degrees.

DEWEY-: Light fishing activ-.ity was reported by*Officer Dalton Conley. Crappie were being caught on minnows in eight feet of water over brush and stumps. Clear, stable at summer pool and 68 degrees.

FISHTRAP: Light fishing act-ivity was reported by Officer Don

V I* .. than the opportunity of going to Red China." Dr.. Oris Blackwell said of the workshop on preventive health that was held on Oct. 4 at Eastern Kentucky University. >.

Blackwell. who is chairman of, the Environmental Health Science Department at EKU. is leading a delegation of health professionals to Red China next spring for a three-week study of public health

' in that country. But the potential \ for improving health in homes

through preventive measures in Eastern Kentucky through the cooperation of EKU. the Christian Appalachian Project and Red Bird Mission in long term" effects is more exciting than visiting- ano-ther country. Blackwell told a group of 29 volunteers, employ-ees and faculty members.

After a morning of introduc-tions and setting the agenda, the gathering divided into three groups to discuss water -and sewage afid garbage, housing, and maternal and child health and rehab therapy. The groups dis-cussed the topics in relation to programs C.A.P. and Red Bird Mission operate--elderly care, youth, pre-natal and post natal.

emergency assistance, small term, home repair, spouse abuse, medi-cal clinic, and handicapped. The group then reconvened to sum-marize the discussions.

"The workshop was very 'productive." Blackwell said. " W e accomplished what I envisioned. We had a chance to get acquain-ted. We arrived at some specifics. And we expressed some common needs."

Five goals were established at the workshop: (1) to develop an intern program for seniors in health science at EKU with C.A.P. and Red Bird Mission: (2) to provide consultative services to C.A.P.- and Red Bird workers when difficult problems arise in the field: (3) to develop a program of education so Eastern Kentuc-kians can improve their health through preventive measures: (4)

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to develop base line information from which programs can be developed; and (5) to hold work-shops on specific areas for C.A.P. and Red Bird workers.

Rev. Ralph Beiting. president of C. A. P.. said the workshop was a good beginning.

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Historical Society The Rockcastle Historical Football Meeting

Society wil l meet Thurs., Oct. There wi l l be a Youth 24. at 7 p.m. at the Rockcastle Football Meeting Thursday at 7 County Library. Guest speaker P-m - a l Western Auto building.

' possible Gospel Singing

Halloween Slumber Party Jubilee Echoes wil l be There wi l l be a Gir l Scout singing at Maretburg Baptist

Halloween slumber party Fri., Church Fri., Oct. 25. at 7:30 Oct. 25. from 8 p.m. until 8 a.m. P-m. Everyone welcome, at Livingston Elementary School gym. Bring a snack. The charge Retired Teachers to Meet Is $2 and includes patch. New The Rockcastle Co. Retired girls may register at this time. Teachers Association wil l meet

Mon.. Oct. 28. at 3 p.m. at the Revival . Rockcastle Co. Library The

A revival wil l begin Mon., program wi l l be on our district Oct. 28. at Pine Hil l Holiness meeting. The office staff and the Church. Services are at 7:30 out-of-county retired teachers nightly. Evangelist wi l l be Rich- ^ in charge. Al l retired ard Baxter. Pastor is Allen teachers are requested to at-Hensley. Everyone welcome. tend.

Chili Supper/Bingo Haunted House Cedar Rapids Country Club Roundstone PTO Haunted

wil l have a Chili Supper & Bingo House wil l open this Thursday. Night Sat.. Oct. 26, at 6 p.m. Friday and Saturday from 7-11 Call 256-4112 for details. P-m. Admission is $1. Turn

beside Northern Rockcastle Wa-Lodge Banquet ter Office on U.S. 25 North.

The Dave Jackson Masonic Signs wil l be posted. Lodge "731 of Livingston invites all Masdhs, their wives, families Decorative Pillows and guests to their annual A program on Decorative banquet Sat.. Oct. 26. Open Pillows wil l be presented on lodge wil l be at 6:30 p.m. The Tues.. Oct. 29. at 1 p.m. and at 7. meal wil l be served at 7:30 p.m. P-m. at the PCA Building in Mt . in the Lodge Hall dining room. Vernon.' The program is spon-Bring vegetable, salad or des- sored by the Cooperative Exten-sert sive Service. Call 256-2403 to

register. Bookmobile

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Singing The Fourth Saturday /Sight

Singing wil l be at the Maple Grove Baptist Church Saturday night at 7:30 p.m. with the Humblairs featured.

Democratic Meeting There wil l be a Democratic

meeting at Rockcastle County Courthouse Fri.. Oct, 25. at 7:30,

Auction can pay for their items at the Bank of Mt. Vernon until Oct. 31. Upon payment, indivi-duals wil l receive donation form which should be given to mer-chant for merchandise.

Halloween It 's Halloween again, and

trick-or-treat is scheduled for 6-8 p.m. next Thursday in Mt . Vernon. Extra police wil l be on duty, according to Mayor Roland Mullins.

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