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The Estill County Tribune, Junly 3, 2019, Page 13
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Continued from Page 1 The other three charges are Class A misdemeanors, punishable by up to one year in jail and/or a fine. Neal began working for the Irvine Fire Department as a junior firefighter. Most recently, he has been over the junior firefighter pro-gram. Junior firefighters are teens who are do not meet the age qualifications to be a firefighter and do not fight
fires. Neal has also been work-ing part-time at Estill County Emergency Management Agency. He is reportedly on leave without pay as an Irvine fire-fighter. Neal was lodged in the Three Forks Regional Jail on Monday. Bail information was not available at press time.
“Mommie & Me” and Storytime Wednesdays, 10:00 a.m. & Fridays, 10:30 a.m.
ESTILL LIBRARY BOOKMOBILE SCHEDULE246 Main Street Irvine, KY – Call 723-3030
JULY 8-12, 2019MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
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Carl D. Thacker, 24, of Winchester Road, Irvine, charged with theft by unlaw-ful taking - shoplifting on June 25 by Irvine Chief Brad Smith. The chief said he received a call from the Family Dollar that Thacker had taken five sets of cushions from that business without paying for them. Chief Smith said he went to Thacker’s apartment and located the stolen items in the breezeway. The citation states that Thacker was located and admitted to taking the items valued at $75.00. The items were returned to the store. Smith was then contacted by the manager of North-wood Apartments regarding theft from coin machines in
the laundromat. According to the citation, witnesses located Thacker’s keys and cigarettes beside the washing machines. Smith said that Thacker had borrowed a hammer from tenants and had made threats to steal from coin machine to tenants. He had asked to borrow a crow bar. The police chief stated that Thacker had 14.5 600 mg. gabapentin which were not in a prescription contain-er. Thacker was charged with theft by unlawful tak-ing of a coin machine un-der $500, criminal mischief third degree, possession of a controlled substance, third degree, and prescription controlled substance not in proper container.
An Estill County warrant was served on Jacob Mi-chael Fox, 20, on June 30 by Beattyville Police Dept. KSP Trooper Toney Al-len had obtained the warrant for Fox’s arrest on a charge of criminal possession of a forged instrument second degree. The warrant states that on April 26, Fox presented a purported proof of employ-ment and income from D&J Construction in order to ob-tain a $500 payday loan. The trooper said he did not find a business called D&J Construction. Sheriff Chris Flynn charged a Wagersville man with a second degree bur-
glary on June 30. The sheriff said he was dispatched to 1420 Rice Station Road to investigate a burglary on June 28. On the way, he said he observed Jeffrey Scott Henry, 36, of Wagersville Road, Irvine walking down the road The homeowner, Ran-dall Hall, told Flynn he had seen Henry leaving his resi-dence.. When he went back down the road, Flynn said he did not find Henry. On June 30, he located Henry outside of a U-haul located at 1315 Rice Station Road. He said that Henry had a pocket knife in his posses-
sion with Hall’s name on it. Henry allegedly had two prescription bottles with Hall’s name on them. Other charges Henry is facing include receiving stolen property under $500, public intoxication of a con-trolled substance, and theft by unlawful taking of auto $500 or more and under $10,000. .Jimmy Murphy, 41, of Low Gap Road, Irvine was arrested on an Estill warrant on June 27 by Richmond Police Department. The warrant obtained by Sheriff Flynn says on June 4, that Murphy escaped from custody having been charged with a felony. The warrant says Mur-phy was in the courtroom to have his trial set on felony charges. Flynn said he told Murphy that he was under arrest for failure to appear on warrants out of Estill and Fayette counties He was in-structed to stay seated until the felony case was called and he could be taken for processing The warrant says Mur-phy exited the courtroom and left in a vehicle. He now faces a charge of second degree escape. He was lodged in the Madison County Jail and is scheduled to appear in Estill District Court on July 5. He pled not-guilty during his arraignment on June 28. Bail for Murphy has been set at $5,000 cash. Deputy Josh Rison served a warrant June 28 on Bev-erly Barnes, 72, of Church Street, Irvine for failing to appear in Estill District Court. Deputy Rison served a warrant June 27 on Jimmy Draggoo, 56, of Wall Street, Irvine for failing to appear
in Estill District Court. Jacob Cain, 20 of Plum Street, Irvine was served with a warrant June 27 by Deputy Rison. He had failed to appear in Estill District Court on charges of public intoxication and drug para-phernalia. On June 26, Deputy Ri-son served a warrant on Deborah Logsdon, 47, of Stacy Lane, Irvine. The warrant was for alleged pro-bation violation on charges of operating a motor vehicle under the influence, leav-ing the scene of an accident, two counts of burglary, theft by unlawful taking from auto, no registration plates, and failure of non-owner to maintain insurance. Aaron Noland, 26, of Tyner, Ky., was served with a warrant on June 26 by Deputy Coffey. Deputy Coffey cited Kourtney Kirby, 30, of Stacy Lane, Irvine with speeding 10 mph over speed limit on KY 52 and no tail lamps. A warrant was served on Billy Metcalf, 51, of Paint Lick on June 26 by Deputy Coffey. Coffey served a warrant June 26 on Dana Jones, 46. Glyndon Isaacs, 57, of Wisemantown Road was ar-rested June 24 and charged with driving under the influ-ence by Deputy Coffey. Albert Shawn Kirby, 40, of Overlook Drive, Ir-vine was served with an ar-rest order June 24 by Sheriff Chris Flynn. April Goosey, of Pea Ridge Road, Irvine was served with a warrant on June 22 by Sheriff Flynn for failure to appear in Estill District Court on a charge of theft by unlawful taking or disposition.
Local Police Activity ReportsApartment residentcharged with shop-lifting & coin theft
Firefighter charged
Miss Estill County Fair Beauty Pageants(Scheduled for Saturday, July 13, 2019)
Applications are now available @ https://www.estillcountyagri-culturalfair.com. You will be able to pay your entry fee through this
website also. Applications must be scanned along with birth certificate and emailed back to the email address listed on the application. Miss Estill County Open Beauty Contest – Ages 16-21 – Entry Fee $45
Miss Estill County Open Teen Beauty Contest – Ages 13-15 – Entry Fee $40Miss Estill County Pre-Teen Pageant (Closed) – Ages 8-12 – Entry Fee $30
Entry deadline is Friday, July 12th at 4:00 p.m. Any questions or for more information contact Gina Flynn (606) 975-5851, [email protected] or Tammy Cole (859) 582-2695,
Boy & Girl Classes— (Age of child as of July 3, 2018) Birth up to 6 Months Old Six Months up to One (1) Year Old Baby One (1) Year Old Baby Two (2) Years Old Baby Three (3) Years Old Baby Four (4) Years Old For further information, contact:
Tammy Cole (859) 582-2695 or 723-4326, Susan Lay (859) 248-8339 or
Cheryl Stepp (606) 723-8546
Child’s Name _________________________________________________________________________________ _____ Boy _____ Girl (Please be prepared to give spelling of name) Address ______________________________________________________________________________________
Parent’s Name _________________________________________________________________________________
Phone ________________________________________________________________________________________ (If you don’t have a phone, give number of nearest neighbor or relative)
Age _____________________ Birthdate ____________________________________________________________ (Age as of July 3rd) Month Day Year
Mail with $10 entry fee to the Estill County Agrl. Fair Board, P. O. Box 361, Irvine, KY 40336 Attn: Baby Show - Make checks payable to: Estill County Agrl. Fair Board or Clip this form and bring with $10 entry fee to one of the pre-registration sites.
(Don’t forget—you may also register on our new website @ https://www.estillcountyagriculturalfair.com)
A trophy will be given to each boy and girl class champion. All contestants will receive a blue ribbon & coin dollar.
This year you may pre-register and pay on our new website at
https://www.estillcountyagriculturalfair.com You will receive your entry number
the night of the show.
Rules: * All entries must be Estill County Residents. * If your residential home falls within the Estill County Lines—you’re eligible for the Baby Show.
Gate Admission: $10 For Ages 3 and Up $10 Entry Fee for Baby Show
(Only contestant will be admitted free. If contestant wants to ride later, you will have to pay the $10 admission.)
Pre-registration will also be offered at the Fairgrounds on—Saturday, June 30 —1-4 P.M. Monday, July 2nd—1-6 P.M. Tuesday, July 3rd—4-7 P.M.
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Full Name ___________________________________________ Entry Fee $10.00______ Boy ___ Girl ___ Address ___________________________________________________________________________________
Parent’s Signature/Phone______________________________________________________________________ (If you don’t have a phone, give number of nearest neighbor or relative) Age (as of June 30th) _______ Birthdate ________________________ Month Day Year
Clip this form and mail with entry fee to Estill County Agricultural Fair Association, , P. O. Box 361, Irvine, Kentucky 40336 by June 27th. Make checks payable to: Estill County Agrl. Fair Board. You may also bring the form from the newspaper or the website and $10 entry fee to the practice at the fairgrounds on Friday, June 29th, 7:00 P.M.
1:00 P.M.
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Admission: $8 for ages 3 and up
Pay at the Exhibit Hall front door next to the parking lot. Only contestants get in free. The building will be cleared
after each pageant.
Rules: 1. All contestants must be Estill County residents. 2. You are eligible if your residential home falls within the Estill County Lines. CHANGE IN REGISTRATION SITES—Pre-Registration and entry fee payment can be done on our new website https://www.estillcountyagriculturalfair.com. You may also register at the practice at the fairgrounds on Friday night, June 29th, 7pm. Bring your entry form from the newspaper or the website and the $10 entry fee.
Due to state rules: 3. Contestants will wear and be judged in age appropriate attire in the pageant. 4. The winners of the Little Mister and Miss Pageant are not allowed to compete again. Little Mister and Miss Estill County will be competing at the Kentucky State Fair as a couple.
Entry Fee: $10
Boys and Girls Ages: Five through Seven –
Must have reached his/her 5th birthday by midnight, June 30, 2018 and cannot be 8 years old by June 30, 2018
All contestants will receive a coin dollar and blue ribbon.
The winner receives a crown, banner and trophy. 1st Runner Up will receive a trophy.
For further information, call: Tammy Cole – (859) 582-2695, 723-4326, Eidy Hall (859) 582-7090 ,
Susan Lay -726-9989 or Cheryl Stepp 723-8546
Pre-registration and payment can be done on our new
website at https://www.estillcountyagriculturalfair
.com
Saturday, July 13, 20197:00 P.M.
Register by July 12, 2019, 7:00 p.m. at the Fairbarn
June 30, 2019June 30, 2019
For further information, contact:Tammy Cole at (859) 582-2695
Must bring birth certificate to practice
Tuesday, July 16, 20197:00 P.M.
June 30, 2019
Continued from Page 1 There are hubs in eight counties, including Beat-tyville and Boonewill, for people to work at who do not have internet in their home. The hubs are also used for on the job training. Two local hiring events
will be held on July 9 and 16, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Es-till County Extension Office. Those who are hired will not be making telemarketing calls or calling out.If you would like to attend a TeleWorks hiring event, please call Tracie Spencer at (606) 216-6811 or Joe Craw-ford at Estill Development Alliance at (606) 723-2450.
Fiscal court discussesjobs with Teleworks
