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PAGE 7 The Hancock Clarion, Hawesville, Ky., Nov. 20, 2014 Support Your Local Communities Shop Local And Save! Serving our local communities for 65 years November 22 • 1:00-4:00 Mary Kay Mary Kay- Tiffany Riley 20% off Tupperware Tupperware- Valerie Pate Matilda Jane Matilda Jane- Katie Jackson Scensty Scensty- Erin Embry Tastefully Simple Tastefully Simple- Samantha Mosby Orgami Owl Orgami Owl- April Huff It Works It Works- Jennifer Corley Wool Be Ballin’ Wool Be Ballin’- Jennifer Hendricks Pottery & Jewelry Pottery & Jewelry - Pat Hagman Farm Fresh Soaps Farm Fresh Soaps- Vickie McCartney Happy Hollow Blueberry Farms Happy Hollow Blueberry Farms Tutus by Two Moms Tutus by Two Moms- Stacy Elder & Ashley Hamby Come Join in on the Fun! Door Prizes & Refreshments 1110 4th Street, Lewisport, KY•270-295-3848 Featured Products Hawesville Mayor Rita Stephens receives a check from GRADD for $15,000 for a low-interest Infra- structure Revolving Loan Fund (IRLF). The loan will be utilized to make an emergency repair (C-chan- nel installation at bulk- head) at the municipal sewer plant. (The City will repay the loan over 10 years, at an interest rate of 2.44 percent.) By Dave Taylor In a brief meeting lasting just more than 15 minutes, the Hawesville city council met last Tuesday for its regu- larly scheduled meeting. Matt Curtis, a represen- tative from Kentucky Engi- neering Group, told the council that the sewer plant repair was completed, and that the sewer plant was op- erating at its full ef ficiency again. In other business: • The council approved the minutes of the Oct. 14 meeting • The council voted to pay the bills • Police chief Buz Baskett gave his monthly repor t, showing 36 traffic stops, 3 motor vehicle acci- dents, one juvenile call, one domestic, one theft and one forgery. • Baskett also told the council that he had met with an accreditation inspector to get the department up to spec, which will help lower homeowners’ insurance. • Fire chief Matt Husk gave his monthly report and said runs are staying right around average • Mayor Rita Stephens announced that the city’s Christmas parade will be December 6 at 1:00 p.m. and will include the Ft. Knox band. The city will be doing the bike giveaways for chil- dren as well, through com- munity donations and with the Farm Store selling the bikes at cost and assembling them for the city. —————————— Hawesville council hears good news on the sewer plant Health survey to be conducted in Hancock County The Green River Dis- trict Health Department (GRDHD), accompanied by officials from the Cen- ters for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Kentucky Department for Public Health (KDPH) will be in the following counties conducting a health survey to residents November 21 st and 22 nd : Daviess, Hancock, Hender- son, McLean, Ohio, Webster, and Union. “This is a great opportu- nity for our area and an im- portant chance for us to gauge our community’s views and opinions on what is important for their health and quality of life. We are excited to get out and talk to the residents and hope they are willing to give us just a few min- utes of their time to help with this important study,” said Deborah Fillman, Pub- lic Health Director. The sur vey teams will ask ques- tions from a one-page ques- Arlene Jarboe was taken to Owensboro Regional Hos- pital Sunday mor ning and is in ICU. We hope she is soon feeling better. Wendy Jackson, Greg Jackson and Nicholas, Debbie Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. John Hagan, Melissa Jackson and Kaili were Sat- urday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mc- Manaway visited Juanita McManaway Sunday. Mike Orr visited Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Baker and Mrs. Louise Dowell Saturday night. Sandy Richards visited Rhonda Richards at Owens- boro Tuesday and Thursday. Debbie Jackson is spend- ing a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Don Huff visited Evelyn Huf f Thurs- day. Linda Boling spent Friday until Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Miller at Hardinsburg. We are glad to hear the news that Greg Boling is tak- ing chemo and radiation and is doing OK. Visitors of Janet Boling from Louisville have been Debbie and Tim Johnson, Dennis Russ and Katie and Chad Winchell.. Lisa Boling, Kim Vandgrift and Melissa Baker were Sunday afternoon visi- tors of Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Richards visited Rhonda Richards Sat- urday. Mr. and Mrs. David Jack- son and Kaili were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Jackson and Debbie. Happy birthday wishes goes out to Shane Ball, By Elizabeth Harris • Phone 233-4318 Boling Chapel & Lyonia Tammy Daniels, Colton White, Aimee Boling, Anna Bell Swadley, Kelly Boling, Breann Corley, Ron Walling, Bryson Neil Boling, and Deanna Ratajczak. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Boling visited Terry Boling Sunday. Ben Baker spent Monday with Mamaw and Papaw Harris. —————————— tionnaire and should take approximately 10-15 min- utes to complete. All re- sponses will remain anony- mous, as no identifying in- formation will be collected. This will not be a tradi- tional door to door survey, but instead it will use a ran- dom sampling process uti- lizing census tract data de- veloped by the CDC. Ap- proximately 300 house- holds will be contacted. Call The Hancock Clarion To Place Your Classified 270-927-6945 or Email [email protected] Tues. 4:00 pm deadline 10 Words Only $5.00
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PAGE 7 The Hancock Clarion, Hawesville, Ky., Nov. 20, 2014
Support Your LocalCommunities
Shop Local And Save!Serving our local communities
for 65 years
November 22 • 1:00-4:00
Mary KayMary Kay- Tiffany Riley 20% off
TupperwareTupperware- Valerie Pate
Mati lda JaneMati lda Jane- Katie Jackson
ScenstyScensty- Erin Embry
Tasteful ly SimpleTasteful ly Simple- Samantha Mosby
Orgami OwlOrgami Owl- April Huff
I t WorksIt Works- Jennifer Corley
Wool Be Ball in’Wool Be Ball in’- Jennifer Hendricks
Pottery & JewelryPottery & Jewelry- Pat Hagman
Farm Fresh SoapsFarm Fresh Soaps- Vickie McCartney
Happy Hollow Blueberry FarmsHappy Hollow Blueberry FarmsTutus by Two MomsTutus by Two Moms- Stacy Elder &
Ashley Hamby
Come Join inon the Fun!
Door Prizes & Refreshments
1110 4th Street, Lewisport, KY•270-295-3848
Featured Products
Hawesville Mayor RitaStephens receives a checkfrom GRADD for $15,000for a low-interest Infra-structure Revolving LoanFund (IRLF). The loan willbe utilized to make anemergency repair (C-chan-nel installation at bulk-head) at the municipalsewer plant. (The City willrepay the loan over 10 years,at an interest rate of 2.44percent.)
By Dave TaylorIn a brief meeting lasting
just more than 15 minutes,the Hawesville city councilmet last Tuesday for its regu-larly scheduled meeting.
Matt Curtis, a represen-tative from Kentucky Engi-neering Group, told thecouncil that the sewer plantrepair was completed, andthat the sewer plant was op-erating at its full efficiencyagain.
In other business:• The council approved
the minutes of the Oct. 14meeting
• The council voted topay the bills
• Police chief BuzBaskett gave his monthlyrepor t, showing 36 traf ficstops, 3 motor vehicle acci-dents, one juvenile call, onedomestic, one theft and oneforgery.
• Baskett also told thecouncil that he had met withan accreditation inspector toget the department up tospec, which will help lowerhomeowners’ insurance.
• Fire chief Matt Huskgave his monthly report andsaid runs are staying rightaround average
• Mayor Rita Stephensannounced that the city’sChristmas parade will beDecember 6 at 1:00 p.m. andwill include the Ft. Knoxband. The city will be doingthe bike giveaways for chil-dren as well, through com-munity donations and withthe Farm Store selling thebikes at cost and assemblingthem for the city.
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Hawesville councilhears good newson the sewer plant
Health survey tobe conducted inHancock County
The Green River Dis-trict Health Department(GRDHD), accompaniedby officials from the Cen-ters for Disease Controland Prevention (CDC) andthe Kentucky Department
for Public Health (KDPH)will be in the followingcounties conducting ahealth survey to residentsNovember 21st and 22nd:Daviess, Hancock, Hender-son, McLean, Ohio,Webster, and Union.
“This is a great opportu-nity for our area and an im-portant chance for us togauge our community’sviews and opinions on whatis impor tant for theirhealth and quality of life.We are excited to get outand talk to the residentsand hope they are willingto give us just a few min-utes of their time to helpwith this important study,”said Deborah Fillman, Pub-lic Health Director. Thesurvey teams will ask ques-tions from a one-page ques-
Arlene Jarboe was takento Owensboro Regional Hos-pital Sunday morning and isin ICU. We hope she is soonfeeling better.
Wendy Jackson, GregJackson and Nicholas,Debbie Jackson, Mr. andMrs. John Hagan, MelissaJackson and Kaili were Sat-urday dinner guests of Mr.and Mrs. Bobby Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mc-Manaway visited JuanitaMcManaway Sunday.
Mike Orr visited Mr. andMrs. Ricky Baker and Mrs.Louise Dowell Saturdaynight.
Sandy Richards visitedRhonda Richards at Owens-boro Tuesday and Thursday.
Debbie Jackson is spend-ing a few days with Mr. andMrs. Bobby Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Huf fvisited Evelyn Huff Thurs-day.
Linda Boling spent Fridayuntil Sunday with Mr. andMrs. Jim Miller atHardinsburg.
We are glad to hear thenews that Greg Boling is tak-ing chemo and radiation andis doing OK.
Visitors of Janet Bolingfrom Louisville have beenDebbie and Tim Johnson,Dennis Russ and Katie andChad Winchell..
Lisa Boling, KimVandgrift and Melissa Bakerwere Sunday afternoon visi-tors of Mr. and Mrs. CarltonHarris.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Richardsvisited Rhonda Richards Sat-urday.
Mr. and Mrs. David Jack-son and Kaili were Sundayvisitors of Mr. and Mrs.Bobby Jackson and Debbie.
Happy bir thday wishesgoes out to Shane Ball,
By Elizabeth Harris •Phone 233-4318
Boling Chapel& Lyonia
Tammy Daniels, ColtonWhite, Aimee Boling, AnnaBell Swadley, Kelly Boling,Breann Corley, Ron Walling,Br yson Neil Boling, andDeanna Ratajczak.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bolingvisited Terry Boling Sunday.
Ben Baker spent Mondaywith Mamaw and PapawHarris.
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tionnaire and should takeapproximately 10-15 min-utes to complete. All re-sponses will remain anony-mous, as no identifying in-formation will be collected.This will not be a tradi-
tional door to door survey,but instead it will use a ran-dom sampling process uti-lizing census tract data de-veloped by the CDC. Ap-proximately 300 house-holds will be contacted.
Call The Hancock ClarionTo Place Your Classified270-927-6945 or Email
[email protected]. 4:00 pm deadline
10 Words Only $5.00
