Pg. A8 The ML Vernon Signal Thursday, April 13.2000

Mt. Vernon Message For the week of April 13,2000. Welcome back from Spring Break.

This week students are working hard preparing for next wcek'sassessment Monday, April 17, is the beginniiK of the testing window for Primary 3, 4th and Sth grade students. Testing will resume until Friday, April 28. Parents,please encourage your child during this time. Sec below for some parent tips for testing.

Each twelve weeks we recognize students during an awards program. BCIQW is a list of students, Entry-Sth grade, who earned awards for Aca-demic Excellence, Principal's List and Honor Roll.

Family Resource Center is spon-soring another an night on Monday, April 17. This art night is for Entry Level and Primary One students and families. It begins at 6:00.

There will be no ESS for the remainder of the school year.

Thought for the week: A diamond is a chunk of coal that made good under pressure.

for Parents 2QW Tips Spring Ay^mynl April 17-28 * 1. Help your child feel confident about t̂ King the test. Express confi-dence in your child's ability to do well.

2. Have a relaxed environment. Avoid any activities and conversa-tions that may arouse anxiety, con-flict or unpleasantness.

3. Try to avoid applying discipli-nary measures to any member of the family on the evening before the test.,

4. Have your child go to bed early enough to get plenty of resL

5. Set the clock to alarm a liule early in order to allow your child time to cat and dress without rushing.

6. Sec that the clothes that your child likes and feels comfortable in arc laid out so that frantic searches are avoided. • 7. Be sure thai paper, pencils and other needed school materials are together and loeated where they will not be forgotten in the mcrning.

8. You may want to talk briefly about the test in an encouraging way. Let your child know that your under-stand how difficult tests are, but you arc confident in his/her ability to do well. Emphasize that test results help in planning the child's instructional program.

9. Ask your child to do as well as he/she can. Think of something that would be very pleasing to your child and say that this will be the reward following the test.

10. Let all conversation about testing be casual and brief.

11. Prepare a good breakfast for your child, but not a hepvy one.

12. Be sure that your child is not late for school.

13. The test is constructed to be given' in a group selling. Children seldom doas well when given the test individually. Therefore, it is very important that your child be in school Monday to sian the test and finish with the other students. Pl.EASF. MAKE ATTENDANCE A PRIOR-i m

Academic Excellence Entry Lsvfl Alexander, A.M.: Katie Cowan,

Christa Doan, Jacob Langford, Brady McClure, Caillin Mullins, Chelsea Payne, Jordan Whiiaker, Everett Wilson, Sarah Woodall. /

Davidson, A.M.: Carly Ashcr, Quenton Bishop, Holly Ham, Cory Johnson, Ashley Lewis, Jeffrey Ren-net, Carly Winstead.

Todd, A.M.:. Angela Alcorn, Amber Bretz, Brittany Carpenter, Billy Harrison. Amber Hasty, Alex-ander Martin,Blake Mason, Rcbckka Mullins.

Alexander, P.M.: Robert Bow. man, Jordan Carpenter, Lasondra Gibbons, Stephen Harris, Austin Kirby,' Brooke McGuire, Jcrika Robbins, Clarissa Stools, Courtney VanWinkle.

Davidson, P.M.: Samantha Arthur, Jacob Bullock, Sha Bustle, Billy Cameron, Jon Paul Kidwcll, Kcndra Legcr, Dal ton Rhodus, Tyler Smith, Kaylee Vanwinklc, Brian Bishop.

Todd, P.M.: Brandon Baker, Sydney Brown, Chase Dclancy, Megan Martin, Andrew Phillips, Dallon Singleton, William Wheat

Primary One J..Carter Sydney Arvin, Starla

Clouse, Sara Hammond, Catarina Harmon, Morgan Hunt, Elliot Jackson, Ella McQucary, Carl San-dlin, Jessica Thompson, Allyson Washburn.

K. Howard: Brittany Borcing, Brianna Brown, Heather Bullock, Felicia Cameron, Stephanie Coffey, Jennifer Cox, Samantha Cromer, Sarah Herbert, Jon Miller, Shannon Mink. Zachary Napier, Rachel Nicely', Zachary Reams, Samantha Stewart.

P. Phillips: Casey Carpenter, Kayla Carpenter, Casey Coricll, Stephanie Proffitt, Nichole Roberts, Elijah Wynn. . J. Smith: Brooke Blackburn, Christopher Bullock, Tesla Fuson, Rachel Halcomb, Amber Hincs, Nikki Jones, Abigail McClure, Zachary McClure; Kassic Robinson, Kayla Wynn, Casey Hasty, Saman-tha Hasty, Kayla Hcnsley, Dalion Hutton.

J. Vanzant: John Artley, Sarah Baker, Chasily Burke, Brandon Evans, Beth Guinn, Christy Kirby, Jessica Mahaffey, Briuany Marler, Chris Miracle, Jordan Robinson.

S. Webb: Michael Brewer, Travis Carpenter, Susan Chcsnut Chasity Cope, Amanda Cotton, Kija French, Ryan Gilbert, Casey Hasty, Saman-tha Hasty, Kayla Hcnsley, Dalton Hutton, Jeremy Miller, Miranda Morris.

Primary Two B. Bullock: Joseph Baker, JaDawn

Isaacs, George Kassapidcs, Nicole McFerron, timothy Proffitt, Rcgina Rice. Chris Rogers, Jeremy Samples, Matthew Thomason.

C. Burton: Sabrina Arthur, Rich-ard Barron. Jonathan Carlton, Megan Cromer, Alisha Doan, Jaikob Elli-son, Shane Gibbons, Cynthia Langford, Chelsea Whitcley.

M. Cable:- Katie Howard, Candice Kidwcll, Brittany Zinkhom. •

L. Clontz: Bethany Clonlz, Tif-fany Mason, Bobby Rigsby, Casey Sturgill, Amber Whiiaker, Brandon Young.

P. Cowan/J. White: Dillon Ashcr, Stephanie Graves, Ty Gray, Court-ney Ham. Rcba Johnson, Shayla Kirby, Casey Lake, Katie Lawson, Sarah Lindscy, Erica Lovcll, David Lovcll, Zachary McCracken, Craig McCrcary, Megan Perkins, Brandon Renncr, Ashlcc Warren, Nikki

the late Ms. Helen Wiwi's Personal Property

Household Goods & Tools Friday, April 14, 2000 at 5:00 p.m. Hwy. 150 between Mt. Vemon & Brod head

at C & H Storage LOCATION:

31/2 miles west of Mt. Vernon; 21/2 miles east of Brodhead. An auction sign is posted.

In order to settle the estate of the late Ms. Wiwi's, our firm has been authorized to sell this personal property for the absolute high dollar.

Since'everythin§ has been packed and is in storage, we were unable to get a complete listing of the items. There are two storage units full of appliances, antiques, household goods, and tools that will be selling. Auctioneer's Note: This will be a fun auction with something for ev-eryone. Gome on out and |oin us on Friday evening, April 14th at 5:00 p.m. Announcements day of sate lake precedence over printed matter. For additional information.. contact the auctioneers.

FORD BROTHERS, INC AUCnONURS-UALtORS

Wilson. J. Maples: Heather Barnes, Jes-

sica Bullock, Adricnnc Childress, Dcvin Davidson, Kimberly Hall, Jeffrey Mink, Andrew Robbins.

Primary Three D. Brewer Aaran Barnes, Jordan

Cash, Matthew Cromer, Elizabeth Dooley, Megan Hood, Danielle Mink, Kcndra Owens, Kirsta Owens, Kayla Rowe, Samantha Smith, Maverick Whitehead. —. ' ' D. Cameron: Sara Bameu, Mor-gan Campbell, Felicia Chesnut, Amanda Hcdrick, Mickel Mc Daniel, Pamyla Mink, Joshua Patterson, Br-idget Wesley.

J.'DcBgrde: Brandon Bussell, • Kayla Cameron, Brandon Murrell, Kimberly Stewart, Grant Thompson.

S. Ford: Jaclyn Bullock, Rebekah DcBord, Casey Hayes, Ronnie Lain-hart, Cody McGuire. Shannon Prof-fitt *

Lykins: Bryan Clontz, Morgan Collins, Cody Kirby, Devon Mason, Lyndsey Reynolds, Michbcl Scott, Rachel Woodall.

M. Roark: Lauren Graham, John Lambert, Kaly Maitingly, Sam Ren-ncr, Jacob Riddle, Tim Singleton.

J. Ashen Principal's List - Jessica Barnes. Honor Roll - April Chesnut, Brandon Childress, Whitney Fry, Thomas McClure, Waylon Miller, Dustin Poyntcr, Andrea Wynn.

C. Bryant: Principal's List- Dustin Johnson, Sally Mize, Michael Nicely, Jake Woodall. Honor Roll - Casey Bowles, Jessica Cummins, Colton Isaacs, Sonya Lunsford, Sarah Rowe, Cody Smith.

P. Clark: Principal's List - Bev-erly Miller, Jeffery Mullins, Emily" Renncr. Honor Roll - Chris Aycrs, Rochcllc Hoskins, Kyle Lear, Adri-enne Lovcll, Dewey McFerron.Chris-tophcr Mullins, Kayla Owens, Tif-fany Zinkhon.

M. Evcrsole: Principal's List -Jordan Bamctt, Brandon Carpenter, Cody Carpenter, Laura Childress, Brian Mize, Joshua Moberly, Brandy Owens. Honor Roll - Jeremy Bul-lock, Katie Burdette.JoshChambless, Scott Daugherty, Amanda Morris, Jason Raider, Anthony Smith, Ge-neva Wynn.

R. Riimscy: Principal's List --Courtney Bullock, Brittany Payne, Melinda Thomason. Honor Roll -Rhonda Abncy, Stephanie Bamctt, Cassandra Crawford, Jesse Kirby, Ashley Marcum, Terry McKinney, Jennifer Whitaker.

H. Woodall: Principal's List -Alyssa Cope, Brooke Kirby, Daniel Myers, Christy Scott Honor Roll -Jacob Alcorn. Phillip Hampton, Blake

McKinney, Rebccca Mounce, Cody Wilson..

Fifth Grade JC. Cameron: Principal's List -

Cody Robinson and Lisa Robinson. Honor Roll - Amanda Bryant Drew Davidson, Erica Howard. Kayla Ste-wart, Bethany Taylor.

T. Connelly: Principal's List -Megan Alcorn, Briuany French, Leanne Holden. Honor Roll - Krystal McFerron, Steven Renncr, Carla Rowe*

L. Davidson: Principal's List -April Bullock, Brandon DcBordc, Jessica Evans, Kelli Martin, Robyn Wilson. Honor Roll - Hollie Bameu and Ashley Ridner.

M. Kincen Principal's List - Vic-toriaClontz.EthanConnelly.Mcagan Griffin, Izak McQucary, Brandy Scalf.

S. McQueary: Principal's List -Ashley Mullins' and Michael Vanwinklc. Honor Roll - Bethany Bradley, Tiffany Cox, Justin Hcn-sley, Morgan Kinccr,Casey McClure.

M. Robbins: Principal's List -Shane McClure and Heather Spires.

"Tested" (Cont. from front)

Access to drug-testing results shall be restric ted on a need-to-know basis to those persons in positions desig-nated by the Superintendent

The District shall endeavor to locate free and low-cost counseling/ assistance program options for the consideration of parents whose child tests positive. DEFINITIONS

brug - Any illegal substance or substance controlled by federal regu-lation.

Student Athlete- Any student par-ticipating in athlctic practices and/or contests under the control and juris-diction of the District, including cheerleaders and student managers. TESTING PROCESS

Student athletes who have been or

Rates

No Basket Is Complete Without A Little Boyds

"Bears a n d Hares you can Trust"

Join O u r Spring Celebration With each '50.00 purchase of Boyds Products through April 26th, you will receive '5.00 worth of "Boyds Bear Fun Bucks"—Good for '5.00 off on future Boyds purchase until July 31, 2000.

Also With each purchase of Boyds Bear* and Hares, you will be given an opportunity to enter the Spring celebration drawing— fix Mathew Bears, and a grand prize bear-Eleanore. Bearsevelt, will be given away to the lucky winners on April 26th.

(You do DOC have to be present to nan)

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5fcX> Main St. • Mt. Vernon

who are taking prcsciption medica-tion must provide verification prior to testing. Verification shall be in the form of a copy of the prescription or a physician's signed statement. Stu-dents who refuse to provide verifica-tion and subsequently test positive shall be subject to the consequences stated in this policy.

Studcntaihlctesshall be subjcct to testing at the beginning of their first athletic season of the school year and random drug testing throughout the season for each sport in which they participate. CONSEQUENCES/PENALTIES

I f a student tests posi Uvc, a second test shall be administered as soon as possible to confirm the results. If the second test is negative, no further action shall be taken. If the second test is positive, the parents shall be notified, and the Principal or desig-nee shal 1 provide the parcnt/guaidiah and the student with an opportunity to be heard before penalties are im-posed. For first offenses, the student athlete shall choose one of the fol-lowing options:

1. Participate in a drug-assis-tance program acceptable to the District (with costs to be paid

by the student's family) and V; undergo weekly drag testingfor a period of time as designated in administrative procedures, or V J-2. Be suspended from parties' J pation in all athletics forapC- V riod of one year from the date of the first test that yielded postivc results.

For a second offense, the student shall be suspended from participa-tion in all athletics for a period of one year from the date of the first test tliat yielded positive results.

For a third offense, the student shall be suspended from participa-tion in all athlctics for the remainder of his/her high school career.

After completing a period of sus-pension from an athletic program, the student shall be re tested before beginning the next season for which s/hc is eligible..

Offenses shall be cumulative over a student's entire period of participa-tion in all high school athlctics and shall accumulate regardless of the sport season in which they occur.

Positive test results' shall no#bc turned over to law enforcement au- -thorilics.

Teachers/Preachers Basketball Rematch

April 20, 2000 RCHS Gym • 7 p.m.

Admission $2 • "(Concessions Available)

All Proceeds go to Project Graduation 2000

Comnmonwealth of Kentucky Rockcastle.Circuit Court

28th Judicial Circuit Division II CIVIL ACTION NO. 99-CI-00319

CITIZENS BANK PLAINTIFF VS. NOTICE OF SALE

SHANNON YORK, JENNIFER YORK JAMES KIDWELL AND ^ JUDY KIDWELL DEFENDANTS

Pursuant to a Judgment and Order of Sale entered In this action on March 10, 2000, I will offer at public auction the hereinafter described real property, located in Rockcastle County, Kentucky:

At the Courthouse In the City of ML Vemon, Rockcastle County, Kentucky, on East Main Street on April 28,2000

beginning at the hour of 10 a.m. or thereabouts, the following described property, to wit:

Beginning at the edge, of th© right of way of Kentucky High-way 461, a corner to James Payne; thence with Payne's iine southwest 273 feet to the comer of Emmett Norton; thence with Norton's line 244 feet to the right of way of said highway; thence with the right of way of said highway. 381 feet to the ' point of beginning, and containing one (1) acre, more or less.

This being the same real property which defendants, Shannon York and Jennifer York obtained by deed dated October 31,1997^ executed by Cledis Baker, et al, and of record in the Office of the Rockcastle County Clerk in Deed Book 168, Page 43, of the* Rockcastle County Clerk. .

The terms of said sale shall be as follows: The real property* shall be sold for cash or upon credit of thirty (30) days with the purchaser required to pay a minimum of twenty-five percent (25%) of the purchase price in cash on the date of sale and to secure the balance with a bond bearing interest at twelve percent (12%) per annum. Unpaid local, county and state property taxes for 1996, 1998 and 1999 and other local, county and state property taxes at the time of entry shall be paid out of the proceeds of sale. Unpaid liens of record at the time of entry of judgment shall be paid out of the proceeds of sale. Buyer shall pay the 2000 County. State and School taxes on the property. The buyer shall have possession, of the premises upon compliance with the terms of sale. In the eVent plaintiff is successful bidder and the sale price does not exceed the amount of plaintiff's judgment, no deposit or bond shall^e re-quired and the property will be conveyed to the plaintiff in due sea-son upon payment of the expenses of sale.

The proceeds of said sale shall be first applied to the costs of sale, then unpaid taxes and liens of record, and then shall be ap-plied to attorney fees and costs, and the balance, if any, then dis-tributed to the defendants, as their interest may appear.

The bond, if any, shall have the full force and effect of a judg-ment and should execution be issued thereon, no replevy shall be allowed.

A lien shall exist and be retained by the ^pecial Mastej-Commissiner on the property sold under this judgment as security for the purchse money.

This property is being sold to raise the sum of $66,091.26, against the defendant plus interest, Citizens Bank is entitled to attom* fees in the amount of $2,331.75 and reimbursement costa l $107.00 which the Plaintiff hath been granted Judgment the defendants, in the Judgment and Order mentioned this action, and the Court costs thereof.

Will iam D. Gregory Special Master CommIsslriei'"*'"t

• * Rockcastle Circuit Court Certificate:

the undersigned hereby certifies that a true and corect copy of the above Notice of Commissioner Sale was served on the 12th day of April, 2000, by mailing same, U.S. Mall, postage prepaid to Shannon York, Route 1, Box 503, Mt. Vemon. Kentucky 40456, Jennifer York, Route 1, Box 503, Mt. Vemon, Kentucky 40456, Judy Kidwefl, Route 1. Box 503, Mt Vemon. Kentucky 40456 and Hon. Willis G. Coffey, P.O. Box 247, Mt. Vamon, Kentucky 40456.

William D. Gregory