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PAGE 18—THE CITIZEN-TIMES, Scottsville, Ky., Thursday, February 16, 2012 Dewayne Wilson 270-202-1189 Jeff Centers 270-590-4319 Wanted to Buy Standing Timber and Timberland (22D54tp) Employment Plus is hiring! Voted the Best Place to work in Kentucky 5 years in a row! Apply today, start tomorrow Apply at 1820 Old Gallatin Road, Scottsville, Ky. 42164 Call (270) 239-2799 or 239-2800 or apply online at employmentplus.com (2Frtn) LEGAL NOTICE MASTER COMMISSIONER’S SALE ALLEN CIRCUIT COURT CIVIL ACTION NO. 10-CI-00361 BANK OF AMERICA, N.A. PLAINTIFF v. MICHAEL G. HAMMERS JR., et al. DEFENDANTS Pursuant to a judgment and order of sale entered by the Allen Circuit Court in the above styled case, notice is hereby given that the master commis- sioner of said court will offer for sale to the highest bidder at public auction on Friday, February 17, 2012, at 1 p.m. CST, at the front entrance (Cemetery Street) of the City-County Building, 201 W. Main Street, Scottsville, Kentucky, the real property in Allen County, Kentucky, described as follows: A house and lot containing 0.23 acre at 203 Powell Drive, Scotts- ville, Ky. The house contains 1,012 sq. ft. PVA parcel 38-31-27. Being the same property conveyed to Michael Hammers Jr. at deed book 261, page 640, Allen County Clerk’s Office. The purchaser may pay cash or make a 10% down payment and execute a bond for the remaining 90% of the sales price due in 30 days with interest at 12% per annum; a qualified surety is required on the bond. The purchaser shall pay the 2012 property taxes. The amount to be raised by the sale is $86,257.08 plus interest, costs and attorney fee. Kelly D. Powell Master Commissioner Allen Circuit Court (2F3tc) Employment Opportunity Nestle Waters North America is seeking talented, high-performing individuals to be considered for our Seasonal Production Operator positions located in our Red Boiling Springs, Tenn., facility. Seasonal Production Operators participate as team members in a high-volume, light manufacturing environment. POSITION OVERVIEW: Production Operators monitor machine performance, perform basic maintenance, conduct hourly quality checks and perform changeover and sanitation activities. They work closely with Planning, Quality and Lo- gistics to ensure we provide quality products to our customer quickly and safely. Production Operators are re- sponsible for the operation of filling and packing equipment, including quality, maintenance, troubleshooting and repair to meet production needs in an efficient and safe manner. QUALIFICATIONS: - Relevant experience, preferably in consumer goods manufacturing (food & beverage preferred) - High school diploma or equivalent; associate’s or technical degree a plus - Must be flexible in work hours, overtime, off shifts, vacation coverage, etc. - Ability to operate a computerized system on a daily basis - Strong analytical, problem-solving and communication skills - Solid team work skills with a sense of urgency - Ability to adhere to factory and department policies and procedures, safety and quality requirements and best practices Interested individuals can find seasonal openings to review and apply online at http://www.careers.nestle- watersna.com/WhatWeDo/OurCareers/SeasonalOpportunities.aspx A natural resource like water and a natural achiever like you...they’re meant for each other. That’s why a role with Nestle Waters North America, the No. 1 bottled water company in the US, may be the right fit for you. We lead the North American bottled water market with top-selling brands, including Poland Spring, Arrowhead, Deer Park, Nestle Pure Life, Ozarka, Zephyrhills, Ice Mountain, Perrier, San Pellegrino and Aqua Panna. Few companies experience the tremendous growth we have enjoyed over the past 30 years. Our values of Respect, Honesty and Teamwork have guided how we interact, how we lead, and how we prosper, and has driven our success for over three decades. Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/D/A/V (16F4tc) FISH DAY 6-8” Channel Catfish..........50¢ 2-3” Hybrid Bluegill ..........45¢ 3-5” Hybrid Bluegill ..........65¢ 1-3 “ Regular Bluegill ........45¢ 1-3 “ Redear Shellcracker .. 45¢ 3” Largemouth Bass ...........90¢ 3-4” Black Crappie .............80¢ 8-11” Grass Carp ...........$10 ea. Fathead Minnows ..... $8.25 lb. We will be at: Southern States, Scottsville Wednesday, Feb. 29 • 2-3 p.m. ANDRY’S FISH FARM Birdseye, Ind. (812) 389-2448 (16F2tc) Now Hiring Clerk/store manager at Discount Tobacco Center, 1832 Gallatin Road, Scottsville. Apply in person Monday-Friday, 8-5. By D. Gillenwater Special to The Citizen-Times The AC-S Patriot Swim Team traveled to Owensboro, Ky., Friday to begin KHSAA Region One competition. The two-day event saw 30 high school teams with over 500 swimmers from west Kentucky compete in quali- fying heats on Friday. Only the top 18 finishes in each event would return to swim again in the championships on Saturday. By Friday’s end, the Pa- triots had one new school record, with six relay teams and two individuals qualify- ing for Saturday’s competi- tion. Senior swimmer Amy Gerald qualified eighth in the 100-yard breaststroke (1:19.32) and improved on Saturday to 1:18.20, main- taining an eighth place over- all finish. Junior swimmer Travis Durocher qualified seventh in the 100-yard butterfly (58.71) on Friday and fin- ished in eighth place with a finals time of 58.91. On Fri- day, Travis also broke the 100-yard backstroke school record (1:02.46) with a new time of 1:02.10 and quali- fied eighth. Saturday, he finished eighth with a time of 102.69. The girls medley relay team (Kristine Gillenwa- ter, Amy Gerald, Amanda Gerald and Lindsey Blair) qualified 14th with a time of 2:18.63, then went on to finish Saturday with the 12th fastest time of 2:15.63, shaving off over three sec- onds from Friday’s time. The boys medley relay team (Ed Anglea, Seth Jones, Travis Durocher, Aaron Holder) qualified and finished in 13th place, but bested their Friday time (2:11.56) with a 2:06.90 fin- ish on Saturday. The girls 200-yard free relay team (Amanda Ger- ald, Lindsey Blair, Vanes- sa Durocher, Amy Gerald) qualified 13th with a time of 1:59.47 and then dropped five seconds (1:54.94) on Saturday, just missing the school record time of 1:53.93 set in 2009. The boys 200-yard free relay team (Ed Anglea, Mi- chael Mason, Dylan Grizzle, Aaron Holder) qualified 16th on Friday with a time of 2:05.33. On Saturday, Wesley Davis joined Ed, Michael and Aaron to com- plete the course in 2:06.86, maintaining the 16th place finish. In the 400-yard relays Friday night, the girls team of Rylie Matlock, Amanda, Lindsey and Vanessa quali- fied 17th with 4:42.51, then dropped over 14 seconds to finish 4:27.46 and 16th place on Saturday. The boys 400-yard relay team (Ed, Dylan, Aaron Tra- vis) qualified 14th (4:31.86) and finished 14th with an improved time of 4:28.91. Michael Mason subbed for Dylan on Saturday. The Region One meet saw several swimmers best their seed times. •50-yard freestyle: Lind- sey Blair (29.97), Wesley Davis (35.14) Aaron Holder (29.48) •100-yard butterfly: Tra- vis Durocher (58.17) •100-yard freestyle: Dylan Grizzle (1:09.50) •100-yard backstroke: Randi Weaver (1:48.39), Chyanne Funnell (1:34.92), Kristine Gillenwater (1:18.36), Matthew Morgan (1:52.58), Travis Durocher (1:02.10) •100-yard breaststroke: Shayna Cockrill 1:34.45, Michael Mason 1:30.93, Seth Jones (1:27.10). As is the tradition at the KHSAA meet, the seniors from all schools were recog- nized following the 50-yard freestyle on Friday after- noon. For the Patriots, the season and the high school swim career came to an end as seniors Miranda Conner, Amanda Gerald and Amy Gerald were recognized. The team wishes each of these ladies good luck in their fu- ture ventures and hope they continue to find swimming an enjoyable sport for many years to come. Region One Action in Patriot Swimming JOBS NOW! •List of Current job openings •Résumé writing resources •Tips for getting and keeping a job •Interview preparation assistance •GED information FREE ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE Every Tuesday and Thursday, 11 a.m. Scottsville First United Methodist Church 400 East Main Street, Scottsville, Ky. For more information call (270) 237-4443 or e-mail [email protected] (C-T Photos by D. Gillenwater) Patriot swimmer, senior Amy Gerald focuses to improve her breaststroke time in the KHSAA Re- gion One swim competition on Saturday. The top female finisher for AC-S, the senior took eighth place in the finals event. Amy is the school record holder in the 200-yard individual medley and 100- yard breaststroke. She also shares the 2009 school records in the 200-yard medley relay with Amy Cline, Katie Stuart, Ariel Perea; the 200-yard free relay with Katie Gillenwater, Janie Crowe, Ariel Perea; and the 400-yard free relay with Amanda Gerald, Whitney Davis and Katie Gillenwater. Junior Travis Durocher had his sights set on a new school record and top 12 finish during this weekend’s swim championships held in Owens- boro. The AC-S top male swimmer’s training and focus helped him accomplish both tasks. His back- stroke time of 1:02.10 toppled his previous school record time and earned him an eighth place over- all finish. He also had his best butterfly time of 58.71, giving him a seventh place seed time going into the finals, where he placed eighth. Scholarships Available Civil Engineering Scholarship Program The Kentucky Transpor- tation Cabinet awards 10-20 new scholarships each year to qualifying students who are interested in attending the University of Kentucky (UK) or Western Kentucky University (WKU) or Uni- versity of Louisville (U of L) J. B. Speed School of En- gineering to obtain a Bach- elors of Science in Civil En- gineering (BSCE). Students may also attend pre-engi- neering courses at Kentucky State University (KSU) or through the Kentucky Com- munity and Technical Col- lege (KCTCS) system and finish their Bachelors of Sci- ence in Civil Engineering (BSCE) at one of the accred- ited institutions. Deadline to apply for this scholarship is March 1, 2012 and you must apply with the individual college.
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PAGE 18—THE CITIZEN-TIMES, Scottsville, Ky., Thursday, February 16, 2012
DewayneWilson270-202-1189
JeffCenters
270-590-4319
Wanted to BuyStanding Timber and Timberland
(22D54tp)
Employment Plus is hiring!Voted the Best Place to work in
Kentucky 5 years in a row!
Apply today, start tomorrowApply at
1820 Old Gallatin Road,Scottsville, Ky. 42164
Call (270) 239-2799 or 239-2800 orapply online at
employmentplus.com (2Frtn)
LEGAL NOTICEMASTER COMMISSIONER’S SALE
ALLEN CIRCUIT COURT CIVIL ACTION NO. 10-CI-00361
BANK OF AMERICA, N.A. PLAINTIFFv.MICHAEL G. HAMMERS JR., et al. DEFENDANTS
Pursuant to a judgment and order of sale entered by the Allen Circuit Court in the above styled case, notice is hereby given that the master commis-sioner of said court will offer for sale to the highest bidder at public auction on Friday, February 17, 2012, at 1 p.m. CST, at the front entrance (Cemetery Street) of the City-County Building, 201 W. Main Street, Scottsville, Kentucky, the real property in Allen County, Kentucky, described as follows:
A house and lot containing 0.23 acre at 203 Powell Drive, Scotts-ville, Ky. The house contains 1,012 sq. ft. PVA parcel 38-31-27.
Being the same property conveyed to Michael Hammers Jr. at deed book 261, page 640, Allen County Clerk’s Office. The purchaser may pay cash or make a 10% down payment and execute
a bond for the remaining 90% of the sales price due in 30 days with interest at 12% per annum; a qualified surety is required on the bond. The purchaser shall pay the 2012 property taxes. The amount to be raised by the sale is $86,257.08 plus interest, costs and attorney fee.
Kelly D. PowellMaster Commissioner
Allen Circuit Court(2F3tc)
Employment OpportunityNestle Waters North America is seeking talented, high-performing individuals to be
considered for our Seasonal Production Operator positions located in our Red Boiling Springs, Tenn., facility. Seasonal Production Operators participate as team members in a high-volume, light manufacturing environment. POSiTiON OveRvieW:
Production Operators monitor machine performance, perform basic maintenance, conduct hourly quality checks and perform changeover and sanitation activities. They work closely with Planning, Quality and Lo-gistics to ensure we provide quality products to our customer quickly and safely. Production Operators are re-sponsible for the operation of filling and packing equipment, including quality, maintenance, troubleshooting and repair to meet production needs in an efficient and safe manner. QuALificATiONS:
- Relevant experience, preferably in consumer goods manufacturing (food & beverage preferred) - High school diploma or equivalent; associate’s or technical degree a plus- Must be flexible in work hours, overtime, off shifts, vacation coverage, etc.- Ability to operate a computerized system on a daily basis - Strong analytical, problem-solving and communication skills - Solid team work skills with a sense of urgency- Ability to adhere to factory and department policies and procedures, safety and quality requirements and best practices
Interested individuals can find seasonal openings to review and apply online at http://www.careers.nestle-watersna.com/WhatWeDo/OurCareers/SeasonalOpportunities.aspx
A natural resource like water and a natural achiever like you...they’re meant for each other. That’s why a role with Nestle Waters North America, the No. 1 bottled water company in the US, may be the right fit for you. We lead the North American bottled water market with top-selling brands, including Poland Spring, Arrowhead, Deer Park, Nestle Pure Life, Ozarka, Zephyrhills, Ice Mountain, Perrier, San Pellegrino and Aqua Panna.
few companies experience the tremendous growth we have enjoyed over the past 30 years. Our values of Respect, Honesty and Teamwork have guided how we interact, how we lead, and how we prosper, and has driven our success for over three decades.
Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/D/A/V(16F4tc)
FISH DAY6-8” Channel Catfish ..........50¢2-3” Hybrid Bluegill ..........45¢3-5” Hybrid Bluegill ..........65¢1-3 “ Regular Bluegill ........45¢1-3 “ Redear Shellcracker ..45¢3” Largemouth Bass ...........90¢3-4” Black Crappie .............80¢8-11” Grass Carp ...........$10 ea.Fathead Minnows .....$8.25 lb.
We will be at:Southern States, ScottsvilleWednesday, Feb. 29 • 2-3 p.m.
AnDRY’S FISH FARmBirdseye, Ind.(812) 389-2448
(16F2tc)
Now HiringClerk/store manager at
Discount Tobacco Center,1832 Gallatin Road, Scottsville.
Apply in personMonday-Friday, 8-5.
By D. GillenwaterSpecial to The Citizen-Times
The AC-S Patriot Swim Team traveled to Owensboro, Ky., Friday to begin KHSAA Region One competition. The two-day event saw 30 high school teams with over 500 swimmers from west Kentucky compete in quali-fying heats on Friday. Only the top 18 finishes in each event would return to swim again in the championships on Saturday.
By Friday’s end, the Pa-triots had one new school record, with six relay teams and two individuals qualify-ing for Saturday’s competi-tion.
Senior swimmer Amy Gerald qualified eighth in the 100-yard breaststroke (1:19.32) and improved on Saturday to 1:18.20, main-taining an eighth place over-all finish.
Junior swimmer Travis Durocher qualified seventh in the 100-yard butterfly (58.71) on Friday and fin-ished in eighth place with a finals time of 58.91. On Fri-day, Travis also broke the 100-yard backstroke school record (1:02.46) with a new time of 1:02.10 and quali-fied eighth. Saturday, he finished eighth with a time of 102.69.
The girls medley relay team (Kristine Gillenwa-ter, Amy Gerald, Amanda Gerald and Lindsey Blair) qualified 14th with a time of 2:18.63, then went on to finish Saturday with the 12th fastest time of 2:15.63, shaving off over three sec-onds from Friday’s time.
The boys medley relay team (Ed Anglea, Seth Jones, Travis Durocher, Aaron Holder) qualified and finished in 13th place, but bested their Friday time (2:11.56) with a 2:06.90 fin-ish on Saturday.
The girls 200-yard free relay team (Amanda Ger-ald, Lindsey Blair, Vanes-sa Durocher, Amy Gerald) qualified 13th with a time of 1:59.47 and then dropped five seconds (1:54.94) on Saturday, just missing the school record time of 1:53.93 set in 2009.
The boys 200-yard free relay team (Ed Anglea, Mi-chael Mason, Dylan Grizzle, Aaron Holder) qualified 16th on Friday with a time of 2:05.33. On Saturday, Wesley Davis joined Ed, Michael and Aaron to com-plete the course in 2:06.86, maintaining the 16th place finish.
In the 400-yard relays Friday night, the girls team of Rylie Matlock, Amanda, Lindsey and Vanessa quali-fied 17th with 4:42.51, then dropped over 14 seconds to finish 4:27.46 and 16th place on Saturday.
The boys 400-yard relay team (Ed, Dylan, Aaron Tra-vis) qualified 14th (4:31.86) and finished 14th with an improved time of 4:28.91. Michael Mason subbed for Dylan on Saturday.
The Region One meet saw several swimmers best their seed times.•50-yard freestyle: Lind-
sey Blair (29.97), Wesley Davis (35.14) Aaron Holder (29.48) •100-yard butterfly: Tra-
vis Durocher (58.17)•100-yard freestyle: Dylan
Grizzle (1:09.50)•100-yard backstroke:
Randi Weaver (1:48.39),
Chyanne Funnell (1:34.92), Kristine Gillenwater (1:18.36), Matthew Morgan (1:52.58), Travis Durocher (1:02.10)•100-yard breaststroke:
Shayna Cockrill 1:34.45, Michael Mason 1:30.93, Seth Jones (1:27.10).
As is the tradition at the KHSAA meet, the seniors from all schools were recog-nized following the 50-yard freestyle on Friday after-noon. For the Patriots, the season and the high school swim career came to an end as seniors Miranda Conner, Amanda Gerald and Amy Gerald were recognized. The team wishes each of these ladies good luck in their fu-ture ventures and hope they continue to find swimming an enjoyable sport for many years to come.
Region One Action in Patriot Swimming
JOBS NOW!•List of Current job openings•Résumé writing resources•Tips for getting and keeping a job•Interview preparation assistance•GED information
FREE ASSISTANCE AVAILABLEEvery Tuesday and Thursday, 11 a.m.
Scottsville First United Methodist Church400 East Main Street, Scottsville, Ky.
For more information call (270) 237-4443 ore-mail [email protected]
(C-T Photos by D. Gillenwater)
Patriot swimmer, senior Amy Gerald focuses to improve her breaststroke time in the KHSAA Re-gion One swim competition on Saturday. The top female finisher for AC-S, the senior took eighth place in the finals event. Amy is the school record holder in the 200-yard individual medley and 100-yard breaststroke. She also shares the 2009 school records in the 200-yard medley relay with Amy Cline, Katie Stuart, Ariel Perea; the 200-yard free relay with Katie Gillenwater, Janie Crowe, Ariel Perea; and the 400-yard free relay with Amanda Gerald, Whitney Davis and Katie Gillenwater.
Junior Travis Durocher had his sights set on a new school record and top 12 finish during this weekend’s swim championships held in Owens-boro. The AC-S top male swimmer’s training and focus helped him accomplish both tasks. His back-stroke time of 1:02.10 toppled his previous school record time and earned him an eighth place over-all finish. He also had his best butterfly time of 58.71, giving him a seventh place seed time going into the finals, where he placed eighth.
Scholarships Available
Civil Engineering Scholarship ProgramThe Kentucky Transpor-
tation Cabinet awards 10-20 new scholarships each year to qualifying students who are interested in attending the University of Kentucky (UK) or Western Kentucky University (WKU) or Uni-versity of Louisville (U of L) J. B. Speed School of En-gineering to obtain a Bach-elors of Science in Civil En-gineering (BSCE). Students may also attend pre-engi-neering courses at Kentucky State University (KSU) or through the Kentucky Com-munity and Technical Col-lege (KCTCS) system and finish their Bachelors of Sci-ence in Civil Engineering (BSCE) at one of the accred-ited institutions.
Deadline to apply for this scholarship is March 1, 2012 and you must apply with the individual college.
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