KET A Short Drive to Super creasinSavings Henry and Lillie Maliote Cal-lahan. She was a member of the Morning View Holiness Church. Survivors are her Ohiohusband, Fred Tankersley;

P-A12 • The Mt. Vwnon Signal • Thursday, May 12,1994

Obituaries Mullins

Robert Junior Mullins, 66,of Route 1, Brodhead. died May 9,1994 at the Central Baptist Hospital in Lexing-ton.

He was bom in Rockcastle County Aug. 31,1"927, the son of George and Dolly Pittman Mullins, was a retired farmer and construction worker and member of First Baptist Church of Mt. Vernon.

Survivors include his wife, Oma Hayes Mullins, Brodhead; two sons. Tommy Mullinsof Ml. Vemon,Trent Mullins, Nashville. Tenn.; three daughters, Sandra Bullock of Brod-head, Gail Johnson of Cookeville, Tenn. and Teresa Mullins of Berea; four brothers. Bill Mullins of Leroy, IU, Boyd MullinsofWildie and Logan Mullins and Burgess Mullins, both of Mt. Vernon; four sisters, Sadie Sow-der. Flora Kirby and Faye Kirby, all of ML Vernon and Bemice Beasley of Lawrence burg. Also surviving are six grandchildren, a great grandchild and three step grandchildren.

Services will be 2 p.m. Thursday (today) at Dowell and Martin Funeral Home with Bro. Wendell Romans officiating. Burial will follow in the Skaggs Creek Cemetery.

Pallbearers will be; Donald Bul-lock, Dave Johnson, Scott Johnson, Chris Poyntc^ Ray Lunsford and Mailt Cummins.

Tankersley Mrs. Retha Tankersley, 70, of

Livingston, died May 5,1994 at the Rockcastle County Hospiial.

She was bom October 3, 1923 in Jackson County, the daughter of the late Henry and Lillie Maliote Cal-lahan. She was a member of the Morning View Holiness Church.

Survivors are her husband, Fred Tankersley; a son, Billy Tankersley of Livingston; a daughter, Mrs. Marcella Carpenurr of Livingston; three brothers, Virgil Callahan of Sand Gap, Chester and Everett Cal-lahan, both of Richmond, Ind.; two sisters, Mrs. Mable Maupin of Sand

Gap, and Mrs. Geneva Cruz of Richmond. Ind., 17 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by a daughter and two grandchildren. , Services were May 8,1994 at the

Cox Funeral Home Chapel with Bros. Billy Medley,feurgess Daugheny and Thea Wilder officiating. Burial was in Pine Grove Cemetery in Jackson County.

Pallbearers were Ralph Powell, Eddie Powell, Ronald Powell, Bill Bullock, Everett Wagner and Wayne Rector.

Simpson Anna Simpson, 90, of Crab Or-

chard, died April 26. 1994 at the Rockcastle County Hospital, after a long illness.

She was bom Dec. 10, 1903, the daughter of Elizah Luther Brock and Mollie Boyd Brock.

Survivors are five sons: Beckham Simpson of Middletown, Ohio. Melvin Simpson of West Elkion, Ohio, Donald Simpson of West Chester, Ohio. Clyde and Danny Simpson, both of CrabOrchard; four daughters, Mrs. Beatrice Barnett of Port Charlotte, Fla., Mrs. Lillie Dur-ham, Mrs. Lucille Pingletonand Mrs. Wanda Owens, all of West Chester, Ohio; 34 grandchildren; 44 great

grandchildren and iwn great, great grandchildren.

She was proceeded in death by her husband. Garfield Simpson, one son and an infant daughter.

Services were April 29at Mc Knight and Martin Funeral Home with Bro. Randall Adams officiating. Burial was in Brock Cemetery.

Pallbearers were grandsons: Scoti Owens. Greg Durham. Dave. Jer-emy. Keith and Ronnie Simpson.

Mullins James Arch Mullins.66. of Jackson,

died May 6. 1994. He was bom in Livingston, April

13, 1928, the son Of Oscar B. and Nettie Mink Mullins.

He was a retired pre-construction engineer and worked with the State Highway Department. He was a Ken-tucky Colonel and number of Living-ston Baptist Church.

He is survived by his wife, Christine; a son Don Mullins of Sell-ersburg, Ind.; a daughter, Doris Prather of Georgetown; a grand-daughter; two brothers, Martin Mullins of Indianapolis and Jerry Mullinsof Mt. Vemon; a sister, Fem Sahli of East Bemsiadt.

Services were held May 9 in Jackson at Breathitt Funeral Home

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with Rev. Anhur Ashcraft officiat-ing. Burial was in Jackson C'emclery.

Miller Orville Miller.Jr.,58,Mason,Ohio

and formerly of Rockcastle County, died Wednesday, May 4. 1994 in Cincinnati. Ohio.

He was bom in Rockcastle County on May 10.1935, the son of Orville Preston Miller and Ida Miller. Be-sides his mother, Mrs. Ida Hurd of

Mt. Vemon, he is survived by his wife, Mrs. Patricia Miller, a son, Duanc Miller of Clearwater, Florida andadaughter, Mrs. DanaRickardof Cincinnati, Ohio; three brothers Cur-tis, Casper and Benton Miller, all of Mt. Vemon.

Graveside services were Saturday, May 7, at 11 a.m. in the Maple Grove Cemetery.

Shorten Funeral Home in Mason, Ohio was in charge of arrangements.

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Deadly amphibians face extinction on Nature

Frogs and toads have colonized every corner of the planet since be-fore the dinosaurs; some, such as the cane toad of Australia, can secrete a powerful poison capable of paralyz-ing or even killing children. The poison dart frog of South America is even more lethal.

Discover the adaptability of these deadly amphibians and the new in-terest in their poisons as a possible source of antibiotics when Nature presents "The Toadskin Spell," air-ing on KET at 8 p.m. Sunday, May 15. i

KET presents evening of Egyptian Pyramids

Some of the world's oldest and most beautiful masterpieces are crum-bling away in Egypt because of mass tourism and uncontrolled archaeo-logical excavation. Egyptologist/ author John Romer reveals this in-creasing deterioration in The Valley of the Kings on KET at 8 p.m. Tues-day, May 17.

KET program reports from Frontlines of Research in the War on AIDS

AIDS Research: The Story So Far, airing on KET at 10 p.m. Saturday,

May 21, reports from thd frontlines of research in the war on AIDS.

Minor and Major League Update

(Compiled by David Brock) Minor League

Thursday: Angels 23 • White Sox 19.

Aaron Cash, Angels, homcrun. Monday:

Angels 19 - Mariners II. Jeremy Smith, Angels, home run

Major League Thursday:

A's 16 - Cardinals 0 Monday

A's 3 - Cubs 1 Minor League Standings:

Rockies 1-0 Marlins 1-0 Angels 2-2 Marines 1-1 White Sox 0-2

Mauor League Standings: A's 3-0 Blue Jays 1-0 Cubs 1-1 White Sox 1-1 Braves 0-2 Cardinals 0-2 Note of Interest: A's Derek Bussell has 6 triples and 6 doubles on the

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KET A Short Drive to Super creasinSavings Henry and Lillie Maliote Cal-lahan. She was a member of the Morning View Holiness Church. Survivors are her Ohiohusband, Fred Tankersley;