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6135 Winchester Road Irvine, Kentucky 40336-8517 Phone (606) 723-5012, Fax (606) 723-2743 Email: <[email protected]> Published on Wednesdays by Tracy Randall Patrick Delores L. Rowland, Editor Subscription Prices Estill $17, Adj. Counties $28, Elsewhere $32 Periodicals Postage Paid, Irvine, KY 40336 (Permit #685-890) POSTMASTER: Send address changes to: The Estill Co. Tribune, 6135 Winchester Rd. Irvine, Kentucky 40336-8517 Our 32nd Year Serving Estill County! Member of Kentucky Press Association <EstillTribune.Com> Page 4, The Estill County Tribune, May 14, 2014 Owlhead’s Grocery South Irvine * 723-7473 Pet & Livestock Feed Corn 50 Lbs Cracked Corn 50 Lbs Horse Feed 50 Lbs Rabbit Pellets 50 Lbs 40% Hog Supplement 50 Lbs Pig & Show 18% 50 Lbs Starter & Grower 25 Lbs Starter & Grower 25 Lbs Layer Pellets 50 Lbs Dog Food 50 Lbs Mineral Block 50 Lbs Salt Block 50 Lbs Fly Block Trace Mineral Salt 50 Lbs Pebble Lime 50 Lbs Defender Dog Food 50 Lbs Dry Molasses 50 Lbs -- In Time For Spring!!! -- Seed Potatoes, Onion Sets, Seeds, Fertilizer, Plants & Much More Owlhead’s Grocery South Irvine * Phone 723-7473 Donald & Katherine Dixon, Owners We Close at 10:00 p.m. We Sell Feeds by Producer True Love If you love something, set it free If it comes back, it was, and always will be yours If it never returns, it was never yours to begin with. If it just sits in our living room, messes up your stuff, eats your food, used your telephone, takes your money, and never behaves as if you actually set it free in the first place, you’re either married to it or gave birth to it. Class Assignment A teacher gave her 5th grade class the assignment of get- ting their parents to tell them a story with a moral. The next day, the kids come to class and tell their stories. Little Kathy tells how they put all the eggs from their farm in a basket and were taking them to the market. The pickup truck hit a bump in the road and the eggs went flying every- where and broke. “What’s the moral of that story?” asks the teacher. “Don’t put all your eggs in one basket,” says Kathy. “Very good!” says the teacher. Little Tammy tells how they had a dozen eggs once, but when they hatched, there were only ten live chicks. She said the moral of that story was, “Don’t count your chickens be- fore they hatch!” “That’s a fine example,” says the teacher. “Little Johnny, I believe you had your hand up next!” “Yes, Ma’am!” says Johnny. “My daddy told me my Aunt Karen was a flight engineer in Desert Storm, and her plane got hit. She had to bail out over enemy territory, and all she had was a bottle of whiskey, a machine gun, and a machete. She drank the whiskey on the way down, so it wouldn’t break, and then she landed in the middle of a hundred en- emy soldiers. She killed seventy of them with the machine gun before she ran out of bullets. Then, she killed twenty more with the machete before the blade broke off. Finally, she killed the last ten with her bare hands. “Good heavens!” says the horrified teacher. “What did your daddy tell you was the moral of that terrible story?” “Stay the heck away from Aunt Karen when she’s been drinking!” Old Friends Two elderly ladies had been friends for many decades. Over the years, they had shared all kinds of activities and adventures. Lately, their activities had been limited to meet a few times a week to play cards. One day, they were playing cards when one looked at the other and said, “Now, don’t get mad at me . . . I know we’ve been friends for a long time . . . but I just can’t think of your name! I’ve thought and thought, but I can’t remember it. Please tell me what our name is!” Her friend glares at her. For at least three minutes she just stares and glares at her. Finally, she says, “How soon do you need to know?” Honey Hole Pa tells a story that happened to him during this spring’s mushroom season. He says he grabbed a couple of bread- sacks and walked up towards Needmore Hollow to his fa- vorite “honey hole,” hoping to find a bunch of mushrooms for his and Ma’s supper. Just as he got to the edge of the woods, he notices two men sitting on a deer stand just above Pa’s “honey holes.” He also notices that they areYankees, so he says, “Hey, guys, what are you doing up there?” (Translated means, “Hey, y’all. What ch’all doin’?”) They are both wearing hunter orange. One is holding a fancy rod and reel and the other has an over and under shotgun. “We are going to get some dry land fish,” says one. “Yes, sir!” says the other.We’re going to snag them or shoot them.” “Well,” says Pa. “They won’t come in unless the ground is really clean. I’ll just tidy up a little around here.” Pa goes around the area picking up a big mess of morels in his bread sacks and then waves goodbye to the two hunters. “Happy hunting!” he says as he goes home. The New Driver A new immigrant was coasting down the interstate on the first day of his new job as a taxi driver when suddenly his phone rang. It was his boss on the phone, urgently warning him, “Nomoham, I just heard on the news that there’s a car going the wrong way on the interstate. Please be careful!” “You don’t have to tell me,” says Nomoham. “It’s not just one car. It’s hundreds of them!” Little Lady A little old lady is going up and down the halls of the nursing home. As she walks be, she flips up the hem of her nightgown and says, “Supersex.” She walks up to an elderly man in a wheelchair. Flipping her gown at him, she says, “Supersex!” He sits silently for a moment or two and finally answers, “I’ll take the soup!” NOTICE _____________ The Estill County Clerk’s Of- fice will be conducting only Elec- tion Business on Tuesday, May 20, 2014, for the Primary Election. If you have any question con- cerning your voter registration or voting location, please feel free to call the office any time between now and Election day. Thank You, Sherry L. Fox County Clerk INDICTMENTS Continued from Page 1 Reed is also charged with felonies, fleeing or evading police (motor vehicle) and wanton endangerment, first degree when Constable Danny Conrad attempted a traffic stop on Reed. on December 13, 2013.The fleeing and wanton endangerment charges are Class D felonies. Justin Shearer, 26, of Old Fox Road and MiChael Miller, 26,. of Jacqueline Court were named as co-defendants in the March 7, 2013 burglary at 523 Cantrell Street in Irvine. Shearer was indicted for second degree burglary, receiving stolen property under $10,000, and criminal possession of a forged instrument. Miller was indicted for facilitation to burglary, second degree, a misdemeanor, receiving stolen property under $10,000, and forgery, second degree, both felonies. Christy M. Henry, 28, of 530 Broadway, Irvine, was indicted for three misdemeanor charges and one felony. The indicTmernt charges Henry with public intoxication of a controlled substance, disorderly conduct, second degree, and drug paraphernalia. She is also charged with a felony, promoting contraband, first degree.The indictments states that Henry had 11 suboxone strips in her purse while she was being booked into the Estill County Detention Center. Cheronna Hatmaker, 38, and Michael Hickey, 35, both of Clay City were named in an eight count indictment resulting from a traffic stop by Sturniolo on March 22, 2014. The couple is charged with two counts of trafficking in a con- trolled substance, first degree, first offense (.5 grams methamphet- amine in vehicle), and two counts of trafficking in a controlled substance within 1,000 feet of a school.They were also indicted on misdemeanor charges of trafficking in marijuana less than one oz., possession of drug paraphernalia (rolling papers, plastic bags, 19 sy- ringes, and digital scale), and illegal possession of a legend drug (10 neurotin tablets). The indictment also charges Hickey with carrying a concealed weapon, a misdemeanor. Donna Stone, 33, of 300 6th Street, Ravenna, was named in a six-count indictment. She was initially charged March 12, 2014 with theft by unlawful taking (shoplifting) and public intoxication of a controlled substance, both misdemeanor charges, at Family Dollar in Irvine. The indictment also charges Stone with possession of a con- trolled substance, first degree (30 mg. oxycodone), and possession of a controlled substance, third degree (xanax) She was also indicted for promoting contraband, first degree. The indictment states that Stone had xanax in her sock while being booked at the Estill County Detention Center. The indictment also charges her with being a first degree persis- tent felony offender. It states that she has been convicted of two prior felony offenses. Glenn Newton, 60, of 372 Church House Hill, Irvine was in- dicted for two counts of trafficking in a controlled substance, second degree, first offense. Newton’s indictment also charged him with possession of a controlled substance, first degree, first offense (30 mg. oxycodone), and prescription of a controlled substance not in proper container. An indictment charges RobertAdams 44, of 1178 Wisemana- town Road, Irvine with theft of a controlled substance. The indict- ment states that on April 22, 2014, Adams filled a prescription at Rite-Aid for Lortab that belonged to Rhonda Adams without her knowledge. Justin S. Roberts, 25, of 427Ann Street, Irvine, was indicted for receiving stolen property under $10,000. .The indictment also charg- es Roberts with being a second degree persistent felony offender. It states that he has been convicted of one prior felony offense Mchael C. Friend, 35, of 309 Elm Street, Ravenna, was indicted for two counts of wanton endangerment first degree and criminal mischief, second degree. Friend was indicted for being a second degree felony offender.The indictment states that he has been con- victed of one previous felony. Steven Wayne Gross, 38, of 108 S. Court Street, Irvine and Brad- ley J.Young, 47, of 102 Court Street were named as co-defendants. The indictment charges each of them with receiving stolen property over $500, less than $10,000 and criminal mischief, second degree. Kyle E. Combs, 23, of Lost Creek, Ky. was indicted after his ar- rest at a KSPtraffic checkpoint at the intersection of Hwys. 82 and 89 on April 12, 2014. The indictment charges Combs with license to be in posses- sion, drug paraphernalia (rolling papers), trafficking in marijuana (10 pounds, 14 oz. in trunk of car), two counts of trafficking in a controlled substance, first degree, first offense (14.7 grams heroin in baggie and 120 Methadone 10 mg. tablets), tampering with physi- cal evidence (hiding baggie with methadone pills in grocery store, carrying a concealed weapon and second degree persistent felony offender.. A six-count indictment was returned against Kristen White, 21, of 2707 Dug Hill Road, Irvine. It chargesWhite with assault third degree (spitting in face of police officer), assault second degree (hit- ting James Sparks in head with whiskey bottle), menacing (placing police officer in reasonable apprehension of imminent physical in- jury, disorderly conduct, second degree and resisting arrest on March 3, 2014. An indictment is an accusation. A person remains innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

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Page 1: Estill $17, Adj. Counties $28, Elsewhere $32 …Estill $17, Adj. Counties $28, Elsewhere $32 Periodicals Postage Paid, Irvine, KY 40336 (Permit #685-890) POSTMASTER: Send address changes

6135 Winchester RoadIrvine, Kentucky 40336-8517

Phone (606) 723-5012, Fax (606) 723-2743Email: <[email protected]>

Published on Wednesdays byTracy Randall Patrick

Delores L. Rowland, EditorSubscription Prices

Estill $17, Adj. Counties $28, Elsewhere $32Periodicals Postage Paid, Irvine, KY 40336

(Permit #685-890)POSTMASTER: Send address changes to:The Estill Co. Tribune, 6135 Winchester Rd.

Irvine, Kentucky 40336-8517

Our 32nd Year Serving Estill County!

Member of Kentucky Press Association

<EstillTribune.Com>

Page 4, The Estill County Tribune, May 14, 2014

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True Love Ifyoulovesomething,setitfree Ifitcomesback,itwas,andalwayswillbeyours Ifitneverreturns,itwasneveryourstobeginwith. Ifitjustsitsinourlivingroom,messesupyourstuff,eatsyour food, used your telephone, takes your money, andneverbehavesasifyouactuallysetitfreeinthefirstplace,you’reeithermarriedtoitorgavebirthtoit.

Class Assignment Ateachergaveher5thgradeclasstheassignmentofget-tingtheirparentstotellthemastorywithamoral.Thenextday,thekidscometoclassandtelltheirstories. LittleKathytellshowtheyputalltheeggsfromtheirfarminabasketandweretakingthemtothemarket.Thepickuptruckhitabumpintheroadandtheeggswentflyingevery-whereandbroke. “What’sthemoralofthatstory?”askstheteacher. “Don’tputallyoureggsinonebasket,”saysKathy. “Verygood!”saystheteacher. LittleTammytellshowtheyhadadozeneggsonce,butwhentheyhatched,therewereonlytenlivechicks.Shesaidthemoralofthatstorywas,“Don’tcountyourchickensbe-foretheyhatch!” “That’safineexample,”saystheteacher.“LittleJohnny,Ibelieveyouhadyourhandupnext!” “Yes,Ma’am!”saysJohnny.“MydaddytoldmemyAuntKarenwasaflightengineerinDesertStorm,andherplanegothit.Shehadtobailoutoverenemyterritory,andallshehadwasabottleofwhiskey,amachinegun,andamachete.Shedrank thewhiskeyon thewaydown, so itwouldn’tbreak,andthenshelandedinthemiddleofahundreden-emysoldiers.Shekilledseventyofthemwiththemachinegunbeforesheranoutofbullets.Then,shekilledtwentymorewiththemachetebeforethebladebrokeoff.Finally,shekilledthelasttenwithherbarehands. “Good heavens!” says the horrified teacher. “What didyourdaddytellyouwasthemoralofthatterriblestory?” “StaytheheckawayfromAuntKarenwhenshe’sbeendrinking!”

Old Friends Twoelderly ladieshadbeen friends formanydecades.Overtheyears,theyhadsharedallkindsofactivitiesandadventures.Lately,theiractivitieshadbeenlimitedtomeetafewtimesaweektoplaycards.Oneday,theywereplayingcardswhenonelookedattheotherandsaid,“Now,don’tgetmadatme...Iknowwe’vebeenfriendsforalongtime...butIjustcan’tthinkofyourname!I’vethoughtandthought,butIcan’trememberit.Pleasetellmewhatournameis!” Herfriendglaresather.Foratleastthreeminutesshejuststaresandglaresather.Finally,shesays,“Howsoondoyouneedtoknow?”

Honey Hole Patellsastorythathappenedtohimduringthisspring’smushroomseason.Hesayshegrabbedacoupleofbread-sacksandwalkeduptowardsNeedmoreHollowtohisfa-vorite“honeyhole,”hopingtofindabunchofmushroomsforhisandMa’ssupper. Justashegottotheedgeofthewoods,henoticestwomensittingonadeerstandjustabovePa’s“honeyholes.”HealsonoticesthattheyareYankees,sohesays,“Hey,guys,what are you doing up there?” (Translated means, “Hey,y’all.Whatch’alldoin’?”)Theyarebothwearinghunterorange.Oneisholdingafancyrodandreelandtheotherhasanoverandundershotgun. “Wearegoingtogetsomedrylandfish,”saysone.“Yes,sir!”saystheother.We’regoingtosnagthemorshootthem.” “Well,”saysPa.“Theywon’tcomeinunlessthegroundisreallyclean.I’lljusttidyupalittlearoundhere.”Pagoesaroundtheareapickingupabigmessofmorelsinhisbreadsacksandthenwavesgoodbyetothetwohunters.“Happyhunting!”hesaysashegoeshome.

The New Driver Anewimmigrantwascoastingdowntheinterstateonthefirstdayofhisnewjobasataxidriverwhensuddenlyhisphonerang.Itwashisbossonthephone,urgentlywarninghim,“Nomoham,Ijustheardonthenewsthatthere’sacargoingthewrongwayontheinterstate.Pleasebecareful!” “Youdon’thavetotellme,”saysNomoham.“It’snotjustonecar.It’shundredsofthem!”

Little Lady A little old lady is goingup anddown thehalls of thenursinghome.Asshewalksbe,sheflipsupthehemofhernightgownandsays,“Supersex.” Shewalksuptoanelderlymaninawheelchair.Flippinghergownathim,shesays,“Supersex!” Hesitssilentlyforamomentortwoandfinallyanswers,“I’lltakethesoup!”

NOTICE_____________ The Estill County Clerk’s Of-fice will be conducting only Elec-tion Business on Tuesday, May 20, 2014, for the Primary Election. If you have any question con-cerning your voter registration or voting location, please feel free to call the office any time between now and Election day.

Thank You, Sherry L. Fox County Clerk

INDICTMENTSContinued from Page 1

Reedisalsochargedwithfelonies,fleeingorevadingpolice(motorvehicle)andwantonendangerment,firstdegreewhenConstableDannyConradattemptedatrafficstoponReed.onDecember13,2013.ThefleeingandwantonendangermentchargesareClassDfelonies. JustinShearer,26,ofOldFoxRoadandMiChaelMiller,26,.ofJacquelineCourtwerenamedasco-defendantsintheMarch7,2013burglaryat523CantrellStreetinIrvine. Shearerwasindictedforseconddegreeburglary,receivingstolenpropertyunder$10,000,andcriminalpossessionofaforgedinstrument. Millerwasindictedforfacilitationtoburglary,seconddegree,amisdemeanor,receivingstolenpropertyunder$10,000,andforgery,seconddegree,bothfelonies. ChristyM.Henry,28,of530Broadway,Irvine,wasindictedforthreemisdemeanorchargesandonefelony. TheindicTmerntchargesHenrywithpublicintoxicationofacontrolledsubstance,disorderlyconduct,seconddegree,anddrugparaphernalia.Sheisalsochargedwithafelony,promotingcontraband,firstdegree.TheindictmentsstatesthatHenryhad11suboxonestripsinherpursewhileshewasbeingbookedintotheEstillCountyDetentionCenter. CheronnaHatmaker,38,andMichaelHickey,35,bothofClayCitywerenamedinaneightcountindictmentresultingfromatrafficstopbySturnioloonMarch22,2014. Thecoupleischargedwithtwocountsoftraffickinginacon-trolledsubstance,firstdegree,firstoffense(.5gramsmethamphet-amine in vehicle), and two counts of trafficking in a controlledsubstancewithin1,000feetofaschool.Theywerealsoindictedonmisdemeanorchargesoftraffickinginmarijuanalessthanoneoz.,possessionofdrugparaphernalia(rollingpapers,plasticbags,19sy-ringes,anddigitalscale),andillegalpossessionofalegenddrug(10neurotintablets). TheindictmentalsochargesHickeywithcarryingaconcealedweapon,amisdemeanor. DonnaStone,33,of3006thStreet,Ravenna,wasnamedinasix-countindictment.ShewasinitiallychargedMarch12,2014withtheftbyunlawfultaking(shoplifting)andpublicintoxicationofacontrolledsubstance,bothmisdemeanorcharges,atFamilyDollarinIrvine. The indictment also charges Stone with possession of a con-trolledsubstance,firstdegree(30mg.oxycodone),andpossessionofacontrolledsubstance,thirddegree(xanax)Shewasalsoindictedforpromotingcontraband, firstdegree.The indictmentstates thatStonehadxanaxinhersockwhilebeingbookedattheEstillCountyDetentionCenter. Theindictmentalsochargesherwithbeingafirstdegreepersis-tentfelonyoffender.Itstatesthatshehasbeenconvictedoftwopriorfelonyoffenses. GlennNewton,60,of372ChurchHouseHill, Irvinewas in-dictedfortwocountsoftraffickinginacontrolledsubstance,seconddegree, first offense.Newton’s indictment also chargedhimwithpossessionofacontrolledsubstance,firstdegree,firstoffense(30mg.oxycodone),andprescriptionofacontrolledsubstancenotinpropercontainer. An indictmentchargesRobertAdams44,of1178Wisemana-townRoad,Irvinewiththeftofacontrolledsubstance.Theindict-mentstatesthatonApril22,2014,AdamsfilledaprescriptionatRite-Aid forLortab thatbelonged toRhondaAdamswithoutherknowledge. JustinS.Roberts,25,of427AnnStreet,Irvine,wasindictedforreceivingstolenpropertyunder$10,000..Theindictmentalsocharg-esRobertswithbeingaseconddegreepersistentfelonyoffender.Itstatesthathehasbeenconvictedofonepriorfelonyoffense MchaelC.Friend,35,of309ElmStreet,Ravenna,wasindictedfortwocountsofwantonendangermentfirstdegreeandcriminalmischief, second degree. Friend was indicted for being a seconddegreefelonyoffender.Theindictmentstatesthathehasbeencon-victedofonepreviousfelony. StevenWayneGross,38,of108S.CourtStreet,IrvineandBrad-leyJ.Young,47,of102CourtStreetwerenamedasco-defendants.Theindictmentchargeseachofthemwithreceivingstolenpropertyover$500,lessthan$10,000andcriminalmischief,seconddegree. KyleE.Combs,23,ofLostCreek,Ky.wasindictedafterhisar-restataKSPtrafficcheckpointattheintersectionofHwys.82and89onApril12,2014. The indictment charges Combs with license to be in posses-sion, drugparaphernalia (rollingpapers), trafficking inmarijuana

(10pounds,14oz.intrunkofcar),twocountsoftraffickinginacontrolledsubstance,firstdegree,firstoffense(14.7gramsheroininbaggieand120Methadone10mg.tablets),tamperingwithphysi-calevidence(hidingbaggiewithmethadonepillsingrocerystore,carryingaconcealedweaponandseconddegreepersistentfelonyoffender.. Asix-countindictmentwasreturnedagainstKristenWhite,21,of2707DugHillRoad,Irvine.ItchargesWhitewithassaultthirddegree(spittinginfaceofpoliceofficer),assaultseconddegree(hit-tingJamesSparksinheadwithwhiskeybottle),menacing(placingpoliceofficerinreasonableapprehensionofimminentphysicalin-jury,disorderlyconduct,seconddegreeandresistingarrestonMarch3,2014. Anindictmentisanaccusation.Apersonremainsinnocentuntilprovenguiltyinacourtoflaw.