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NO. 18-CI-00133HENRY CIRCUIT COURT

ANNE D. PRATHER AND THOMAS H HAYDON, SUCCESSOR TRUSTEES TO DONALD PRATHER (DECEASED) FOR

THE REGINALD AND ELLENE PRATHEREXP TRUST FBO VIRGINIA PEERCE,

MARTAIN PRATHER, ANNE PRATHER, PLAINTIFF

VS. PINNACLE BLUIDERS, INC, AKA PINNACLE BUILDERS, INC., ET AL,

DEFENDANTS

COMMISSIONER SALEVALERIE L. SHANNON,

SPECIAL MASTER COMMISSIONER

Per Judgment in Henry Circuit Court, Spe-cial Master Commissioner will sell at 10:00 am on November 22, 2019 at public auction to the highest bidder at the Henry County Courthouse, Henry Co., Ky., the property described as: Prop-erty address: Lot 4 Lost Creek Dr., Smithfield, KY 40068; Deed Book 207, page 428; Parcel #: 021-10-00-004.000. Terms are 10% & bond per KRS 426.705, balance due in 30 days; property is indi-visible; sold free & clear of all liens encumbrances & interest of the parties except: A) All current real estate taxes and all taxes due thereafter, for which the purchaser shall not have a credit against the purchase price; B) Easements, restrictions, stipulations and agreements of record; C) Assess-ments for public improvements levied against the property; D) Any facts which an inspection and accurate survey of the property may disclose. Successful bidder shall carry fire and extended insurance coverage on improvements from the date of sale pursuant to Judgment and Order of Sale. However, neither the Plaintiff, its Counsel, the Court, nor the Commissioner, shall be deemed to have warranted title to any purchaser. Amt to be raised-$8,691.52. Jerry N. Higgins, Plaintiff’s Atty. Valerie L. Shannon, Special Master Commis-sioner, Post Office Box 54, LaGrange, Kentucky 40031; (502) 222-9898.

NO.19-CI-00151HENRY CIRCUIT COURT

TAMMAC HOLDINGS CORPORATION,PLAINTIFF

VS. WILLIAM PYRON a/k/a WILLIAM ROYCE PYRON, ET AL., DEFENDANTS

COMMISSIONER SALEVINCENT J. EIDEN,

MASTER COMMISSIONER

Per Judgment in Henry Circuit Court, Master Commissioner will sell at 10:00 am on Friday, December 6, 2019, at public auction to the high-est bidder at the Henry County Courthouse, 125 E. Broadway, Eminence, Kentucky 40019, the property described as

PROPERTY ADDRESS: 5012 Ballardsville Road, Smithfield, KY 40068.

Including a 1989 Fleetwood 80’ x 14’ Manu-factured Home, VIN: TNFLK26A23919RF.

PIDN: 016-00-00-098.00, Deed Book 245, Page 367. Indivisible.

Terms are 10% & bond per KRS 426.705, balance due in 30 days; property is indivisible; sold free & clear of all liens encumbrances & interest of the parties except: A) All current real estate taxes and all taxes due thereafter, for which the purchaser shall not have a credit against the purchase price; B) Easements, restrictions, stipulations and agreements of record; C) Assess-ments for public improvements levied against the property; D) Any facts which an inspection and accurate survey of the property may disclose. However, neither the Plaintiff, its Counsel, the Court, nor the Commissioner, shall be deemed to have warranted title to any purchaser. Amt to be raised-$52,455.71. Brendan J. Shevlin, Esq., Plaintiff’s attorney. Vincent J. Eiden, Master Commissioner, Post Office Box 563, Crestwood, Kentucky 40014; (502) 243-1981.

NO.19-CI-00161HENRY CIRCUIT COURT

PLANET HOME LENDING, LLC, PLAINTIFFVS. CODY DALTON SHEEHAN, ET AL.,

DEFENDANTS

COMMISSIONER SALEVINCENT J. EIDEN,

MASTER COMMISSIONER

Per Judgment in Henry Circuit Court, Master Commissioner will sell at 10:00 am on Friday, December 6, 2019, at public auction to the high-est bidder at the Henry County Courthouse, 125 E. Broadway, Eminence, Kentucky 40019, the property described as

PROPERTY ADDRESS: 111 Clear Creek Rd., Eminence, Ky. 40019.

Parcel No. 030-60-07-022.00, Deed Book 298, Page 871; Indivisible.

Terms are 10% & bond per KRS 426.705, balance due in 30 days; property is indivisible; sold free & clear of all liens encumbrances & interest of the parties except: A) All current real estate taxes and all taxes due thereafter, for which the purchaser shall not have a credit against the purchase price; B) Easements, restrictions, stipulations and agreements of record; C) Assess-ments for public improvements levied against the property; D) Any facts which an inspection and accurate survey of the property may disclose. However, neither the Plaintiff, its Counsel, the Court, nor the Commissioner, shall be deemed to have warranted title to any purchaser. Amt to be raised-$118,983.96. Victoria M. Kadreva Holmes, Esq., Plaintiff’s attorney. Vincent J. Eiden, Master Commissioner, Post Office Box 563, Crestwood, Kentucky 40014; (502) 243-1981.

CITY OF PLEASUREVILLE, KENTUCKY

NOTICE OF SALE OF FRANCHISEFOR GARBAGE COLLECTION

Notice of sale of franchise for the business of collection and disposal of garbage, trash and debris within the City of Pleasureville.

The City of Pleasureville will offer for sale a franchise for the business of collection and dis-posal of garbage, trash and debris within the City of Pleasureville, Kentucky. Sealed bids for the pur-chase of said franchise will be opened December 2, 2019, at the Pleasureville City Hall beginning at the hour of 7 p.m.. All such bids shall be mailed to the City of Pleasureville, P.O. Box 2, 2922 Hillspring Road, Pleasureville, Kentucky 40057, or delivered to the City Clerk prior to the date and time stated above. The bids will be considered by the City Commission at the meeting to be held on December 2, 2019, at 7 p.m.

The franchise shall be for a term of four (4) years to begin January 2020 and shall be exclu-sive as to all but dumpster and industrial custom-ers of the service authorized by the franchise.

Terms, specifications and conditions of the franchise to be sold and of the bids and proposals have been considered by the City Commission of the City of Pleasureville,Kentucky, on Novem-ber 14, 2019. Copies of said resolution may be obtained from the office of the City Clerk of the City of Pleasureville, Kentucky, P.O. Box 2, 2922 Hillspring Road, Pleasureville, Kentucky 40057.

The City of Pleasureville reserves the right to reject any or all bids, to waive any irregularities in the bid or bids and specifications and to accept that bid in whole or in part which in its judgment serves the best interests of the City of Pleasure-ville.

SUMMARY OF ORDINANCE NO. 2019-3

AN ORDINANCE OF SEVENTH EIGHTH AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCENO. 2017-04 AND CALLED AN

ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING THE SALARY AND DUTIES OF EMPLOYEES FOR THE CITY OF PLEASUREVILLE, KENTUCKY,

AND REPEALING ALL PRIOR ORDINANCES INCONSISTENT HEREWITH

This summary of Ordinance is prepared by William Hartman Brammell Sr., attorney for the City of Pleasureville, Kentucky, pursuant to stat-ute. The original and full text of this ordinance may be reviewed at the Pleasureville City Hall, 2922 Hillspring Road, Pleasureville, Kentucky.

An ordinance of the City of Pleasureville has been adopted which states that “the City may, in its discretion, and based upon merit, provide for a bonus for any city employee not to exceed $1,000.00 per year.” Said adopted ordinance also removes the language that “the provisions of this section shall be retroactive to 2008” from the pre-vious version of this ordinance.

DONE THIS THE 14TH DAY OF NOVEM-BER, 2019.

WILLIAM RODNEY YOUNG, MAYOR

ATTEST:Brooke L. Rabourn, City Clerk

First Reading: Nov. 4, 2019Second Reading: Nov. 14, 2019Published: Nov. 20, 2019

NOTICE

Each year, the Henry County Water District begins its comprehensive unidirectional flushing program throughout the counties that we provide water to. Our goal is to ensure the water quality is maintained at optimal levels. This is done by properly maintaining the District’s water distribu-tion system. The flushing process is when water is moved through a water line at a high velocity so that a “scouring” action is created. This removes material build -up in the water line. The entire flushing process is critical to the maintenance of water quality to our system. Iron sediments and manganese both occur naturally in water. The sediments do not pose any health concerns, but they do affect the taste, clarity and color of the water. We recommend you do not use the water or do any laundry for about an hour if you notice a reddish, yellow or brown tint to your water. If you notice these changes in your water, run your faucets for a few minutes to make sure the water is clear and you may resume normal water usage. We apologize for any inconvenience; however, this is a mandatory flushing program that MUST be done.

Keith MorrisChief Operating OfficerHenry County Water District

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the finals and a 3-0 win over Williamstown in the regional tournament.

That was nine straight sets of some of the best volleyball the team played all year.

Better late than never, Lady Cats.

The Henry County Wildcats golf team was denied a deserved oppor-tunity to go to the state tournament this year because of a rule change that went into effect before the season. The KHSAA decided that only one team per region would qualify for state for the first time, while adding a few more indi-vidual qualifying spots.

The Wildcats finished

a close third last year when two teams quali-fied. This year it seemed cruel that they finished runner-up in the region and still failed to make it as a team.

However, Alex Hadden and Isaac Klempner, the team leaders since they were in middle school, qualified for state again.

As for the team, they won multiple tourna-ments throughout the season and finished one spot short of qualifying for the new Kentucky Golf Coaches Association All-State Invitational Tournament, which was for the top 15 ranked teams in the state.

The Henry County Lady Cats soccer team had an up and down season but they came together at the right time to win the 31st District

tournament with wins over Carroll County and their arch-nemesis, Owen County.

The Lady Cats lost twice to Owen County in the regular season only to come back and beat the Lady Rebels 5-2 in the district final to earn a trip to the regional tourna-ment.

The exciting thing about this team is that most of the starters are back next year.

The Eminence Warriors volleyball team started the season strong but had some dev-astating injuries latein the season that almost ruined their season.

The Warriors lost senior Madison Sweeney for a big chunk of the second half of the season when she went down with an ankle injury. Sweeney is one of the top hitters in the Eighth Region.

Her younger sister Megan Sweeney then went down with a broken hand right before the dis-trict tournament. Megan Sweeney was one of the best all-around players for the Warriors this sea-son.

Before these injuries the Warriors were 7-1 in district play and earned the top seed in the tour-nament.

Madison came back for the district tourna-ment at about 50 percent strength according to her father and coach Ed Sweeney.

She helped lead the Warriors to a victory over Gallatin County, which saw the Warriors qualify for region. But without Megan and without Madison at full strength, the Warriors failed to bring home the district title when they faced Henry County in the final.

Madison Sweeney and Faithe Axline were the only seniors on this team so expect big things in the future from the Warriors.

The Henry County Cross Country team had four runners qualify for state this year.

Juniors Keegan Kurtz and Jackson Fischer went for the boys. Both have been to state before.

On the girls’ side, Freshman Meg Golden and seventh-grader Akacia Kurtz made their first appearance on the big stage.

That bodes well for the future of the program, if the Lady Cats can find some more girls to round out the squad.

MOREFROM PAGE A10

Swim teams open seasonEHS, HCHS swim in

Autumn ClassicBY GREG WOODSsports@hclocal.com

The Henry County Wildcats and Eminence Warriors swim teams opened their seasons at the Clear Creek Family Activity Center in Shelbyville in the Autumn Classic. Nine teams participated in the meet.

Henry County’s girls finished sixth and the Warriors girls finished eighth.

The Wildcat boys also finished sixth and the Warriors boys also fin-ished eighth.

Bo Kasten led the Wildcats with a third place finish in the 100-yard butterfly and third place finish in 200-yard individual medley.

William Clements had a third place finish in the 200-yard freestyle.

For the Warriors Rachel Lynn had two top-eight finishes in the 200 and 500-yard freestyle races. Harrison Gilbert took ninth place in the 200-yard individu-al medley.

“The relays kept Henry County competitive in the meet,” Tom Coons said.

Coons coaches several of the teams at the meet

including Henry County and Eminence.

“Everyone contrib-uted to Henry County’s team score,” Coons said. “Considering they are in just their second year with a coach, they are still building and developing. “We had 72 percent best times at the beginning of the season. It is a great way to start the season.”

Coons also sees prom-ise in the Warriors’ young program.

“Eminence continues to improve,” he said. Each person that swam over the weekend helped with the overall total points. It is a good feel-ing that all contributed to their success. We have a lot to learn and lots of room to grow.”

Full results of HCHS and EHS swimmers:

Boys 100-yard Breaststroke-20 Lee Sweeney HCHS 1:33.71; Boys 400-yard 6 Cody Dzurenka, William Clements, Bo Kasten and Lee Sweeney HCHS 2:52.51; Girls 200-yard Medley Relay 11 Shelby Taylor, Haley Whittaker, Ashlee Whitaker and Saveah Taylor HCHS 2:52.22; Girls 200-yard Freestyle 8 Rachel Lynn EHS 2:32.45, 17 Shelby Taylor HCHS 3:02.96; Boys 200-Yard Freestyle 8 Willima Clements HCHS 2:20.36, 12

Dillon Downey HCHS 2:31.05; Boys 200-yard Individual Medley 3 Bo Kasten HCHS 2:14.72, 8 Gilbert Harrison EHS 2:38.98; Girls 50-yard Freestyle 9 Savanna Flowers EHS 35.33, 15 Saveah Taylor HCHS 36.63, 22 Ashlee Whitaker HCHS 38.93, 25 Caroline Tingle EHS 40.59, 27 Haley Whittaker HCHS 41.02; Boys 50-yard Freestyle 24 Gilbert Truman EHS 33.76, 26 Cody Dzurenka HCHS 35.63, 29 Isiah Taylor HCHS 45.91; Girls 100-yard Butterfly 12 Ashlee Whitaker 1:36.25, 13 Savanna Flowers EHS 1:36:86; Boys 100-yard Butterfly 1 Bo Kasten 59.94, 12 William Clements HCHS 1:14.03; Girls 100-yard Freestyle 20 Shelby Taylor HCHS 1:19.70, 26 Haley Whittaker 1:32.29, 27 Caroline Tingle EHS 1:33.6; Boys 100-yard Freestyle 13 Gilbert Harrison EHS 1:05.18, 18 Dillon Downey HCHS 1:07.35, 27 Cody Dzurenka HCHS 1:25.63, 30 Isaiah Taylor HCHS 1:52.15; Girls 500-yard Freestyle 4 Rachel Lynn EHS 6:24.99; Girls 200-yard Freestyle Relay 10 Haley Whittaker, Ashlee Whitaker, Shelby Taylor and Saveah Taylor HCHS 2:32.53

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Top, Alex Hadden, left, and Isaac Klempner, right, qualified for state. The HCHS volleyball team won the 31st District and reached the semi-finals of the Eighth Region tournament.