The Hickman Courier • November 5, 2015 Page 5

MonumentsMarkers

MausoleumsBronze

Pet Markers

“Excellence is our Standard”

Hickman-Fulton representativePaul Henderson270-236-3608

or 731-536-6035email: umtwks@att.net

1112 N. Hwy. 45W2-1/2 Miles from Union City

VISA • MASTERCARDMon. - Fri. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Sat. by appt.

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See POLICE NEWS, page 8

Fulton Co. Sheriff ’s Department News

Hickman Police Department News

Atmos Contract from page 2

Housing Authority of Hickman is now accepting applications from Low and Moderate Income families

for one, two, three, four and five bedroom apartments.

Apply at Housing Authority Office, 50 Holly Court, Hickman, KY 42050, or call 270-236-2888,

8:30 a.m. - 2 p.m., Monday through Friday.

Lynn BusbyExecutive Director

Bluff BriefsState Line Depot Benefit Sale

There will be a benefit sale for State Line Depot Saturday, Nov. 7, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. at the store building across the street from the Depot Hwy 125 S. Crafts, collectibles, furniture items and more will be for sale.

Food DriveThe Keg Restaurant, Lake Street, Fulton, will be the site for a “Red

and White” Food Drive event, Saturday, Nov. 7, from 1-5 p.m. A $5 cover charge, canned goods or cash may be donated. Canned goods will donated to the local Food Pantry, and all cash will go to purchase turkeys and hams. The event will include entertainment and half and half tickets as well as a 50/50 drawing. Early donations may be made at The Keg.

Obion Creek Board of Directors to meetThe Obion Creek Watershed Conservancy District Board of Directors

will meet Tuesday morning, Nov. 10, 2015, at 7:30 a.m., in the USDA Service Center, Conference Room, 205 St. R. 123 W., Clinton, Ky. The public is invited to attend.

Recycling coming to FultonRecycling of paper products will be collected on Saturday, Nov.

14, 2015, from 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m., at the Carr Plaza parking lot in Fulton.

Miss FCHS PageantThe Miss FCHS Pageant will be Saturday, Nov. 14 at 6 p.m., in the

Fulton County High School gym. Admission will be $5.00.

PUBLIC (LEGAL) NOTICE

FULTON COUNTY EMERGENCY PLANNING COMMITTEE

Pursuant to Section 324, Title III Federal Superfund Amend-ments and Reauthorization Act (SARA) of 1986, the following is provided in compliance with the Community Right-To-Know requirements of the SARA Law. The Fulton County Emergency Planning Committee will meet November 12, 2015 at the Pontotoc Street Community Center in Fulton Kentucky at 9:30 A.M. The meeting is open to the public.

INDIAN HILLS VILLAGE305 Bernal Ave., Hickman, KY

270-236-3272Applications now being accepted at office

Monday-Friday 9 a.m. - 12 noon

Section 8 ApartmentsLow Income Assistance

Elderly, Family and Handicapped

Professionally Managed by:Diversified Management, Inc.P.O. Box 397Owensboro, KY 42302

ESTATE AUCTIONSATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7 AT 10 A.M.

LOCATION: 131 Parker Lane, Hickman, KY. Approx. 1 mile West of Hickman on Hwy. 94. Watch for Signs!!

Selling the Estate of Mr. James H. (Bubba) Parker. Real Estate, Sawmills, Equip-ment & Tools.

REAL ESTATE SELLS FIRST AT 10:00 A.M.

ALSO SELLINGSTEVEN J. BUNCH, Auctioneer - ROY BUNCH, Auctioneer, RE Broker

Phone: (270) 376-2992 Fax: (270) 376-2997

Joe Bunch & Steven Henderson, AuctioneersLori Bunch, Office Manager

Website: bunchbrosauctionrealty.com

TN LIC. # 2094BBBB BUNCH BROS. AUCTION& REALTY, INC. P. O. Box 175

Wingo, KY 42088

AUCTION CONDUCTED BY:

TRACT 1 - 1-1/2 Acres +/- with 3 bedroom, 2 Bath Home w/2 Car Carport/Garage, 40’x40’ Metal Building, 24’x16’ Shop x/10’x24’ Shed, & Pecan Grove.TRACT 2: 3-1/2 Acres +/- with improvements that consist of Tool Sheds, Lumber Shed & Barn/Shop & also open land!

Tracts to be offered individually and in combinationto arrive at the highest sales price.

WHEEL LOADERS, TRACTORS, TRUCKS, TRAILERS & EQUIPMENTWALDO 8500B Forklift, SN 17920, EROPS, Perkins Dsl., 2 Stage See Through Mast, 60” Forks, 12,000 lb.; (2) LORON 100917 Dedicated Push Pull Attachments, SN 941101918; MICHIGAN/CLARK 55G Wheel Loader, SN 416A-605, OROPS, Detroit Dsl., 4’ Forks, GP Bucket; TROJAN/EATON 1900 Wheel Loader, SN 192095, EROPS, 5’ Forks & Bucket; IH/HOUGH H-50 Payloader, SN 17MH1024, OROPS, 1-1/2 Cubic Yd. Bucket & Forks; INTERNATIONAL 240 Utility Tractor, Gas, 3 Pt. Hitch, Hydraulics, Spin-out Wheels, Weights; MASSEY FERGUSON T0 Tractor, Gas, 3 pt. Hitch, 540 PTO/ CHEVROLET C65 2 Ton Log Truck, Single Axle, LP Gas, 5 Spd.; Lumber Wagon; WOODS RM59 3 Pt. Finishing Mower; 16’ Bumper Hitch Utility Trailer; DIXON Zero Turn Lawn Mower; Tandem Axle Boat Trailer.

SAWMILLS, EQUIPMENTTIMBER HARVESTER Band Saw Sawmill, SN A936A, 20 HP Electric, 3 Phase Motor, 30’ Track, Log Carrier; CORLEY Circular Sawmill, SN 72-C-02, 50 HP 3 Phase Electric Motor/Hyd., Approx. 50’ Track/Rail; BUSS MACHINE WORKS, 30” Planer, 7-1/2 HP, 3 Phase; P. PRYBIL Bbandsaw, Lg.; SAMPSON MACHINE CO. SC-12 Dual Head Miter Chop Saw, SN 4735; VONNEGUT MOULDER CORP. Hardwood Floor Moulder, SN 4208, 3 Phase; KYSOR/JOHNSON Model J. Metal Cutting Saw, SN HANCHETT MANUFACTURING CO. Type 35 Band Saw Sharpener/Grinder, SN 9220, Made in Germany (Loroch); CAT Claw Sharpener, (Cooks Saw & Machine); DEWALT Miter Saw w/Long Aluminum Tray; ROCKWELL Industrial 14” Radial Arm Saw; DEWALT 20” Radial Arm Saw; POWERMATIC 10” Table Saw; (2) DEWALT Industrial 14” Radial Arm Saws; JIN SHYE CHANG Ironworks

AIR COMPRESSORS, WELDERS, TOOLSWayne 376H Air Compressor, SN 105276, 3 HP, Single Phase; 1-1/2 Air Compressor, Single Phase; Mills Air Compressor, 6 HP, 3 Phase; Miller SRH 303 Electric Welder, 3 Phase; Miller Dial-Arc 250 AC/DC Welder; Banding Machine w/Carts; Accordian Type Roller/Conveyor System; Universal Vise; Metal Rollers; Pressure Washer w/Honda Gas Engine; 1” CP Impact Wrench; Chop Saw; Bolt Bins & Bolts; Revolving Bolt/Nail Bins; (2) 16 HP Baldor Electric Motors, 3 Phase (Like New); Metal Work Station/Desk; Large & Regular Pipe Vises; Rockwell Drill Press; Power & Air tools; Emac Type FL 136 Chainsaw Sharpener; Stihl MS430 Magnum Chainsaw; Husqvarna 440 Chainsaw; (2) Echo Gas Weed Eaters; (2) 3/4'” Drive Socket Sets; Large & Small Wrenches; Rigid Tripod Vise; Chokers; Chains; Binders; Ladders; Nails, Nails, Nails; Saw Blades; Pallet Racking; Shop Tables; Cabinets; Spool of Cable; Hydraulic Hoses; Metal Barrels & Movers; Tires (Equipment, ATV, Vehicle, etc.); (2) Axles; Handyman Jacks; Hand Tools

LUMBERVarious Lumber – Poplar, Walnut, etc.; Some logs to be sold

AUCTIONSATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7 AT 2 P.M.

LOCATION: 4619 St. Rt. 1282, Hickman, KY. Take Hwy 94 West out of Hickman, turn toward Tiptonville, approx. 3 mmiles to Hwy 311, turn left, proceed approx. 1-1/2 miles to the intersection of Hwy 311 and 1282. Watch for signs!!

Selling the Real Estate, Sawmill, Equip-ment & Tools of Mr. Donald Biggs.REAL ESTATE SELLS FIRST AT 2:00 P.M.

TERMS ON REAL ESTATE: 20% Down Day of Auction w/Balance Due with Delivery of deed within 30 Days. NO BUYER’S PREMIUM!!! Possession at Closing. 2015 Taxes paid by Seller. Property Sells AS-IS Condition. Call for Inspections/Showing 270-748-5527TERMS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY: Payment due in full day of sale with cash or check. NO CREDIT OR DEBIT CARDS.

NO BUYER PREMIUM!!

Selling 1.07 Acres, 3 Pole Type Buildings, 60’x10’ Mobile Home that has been gutted, with new floors, new plumbing, windows & doors

(unfinished); Well & Septic Installed in 2009, Inspected but never used. Former Parker’s Store.

SAWMILL, LOADER, TRUCK & EQUIPMENTHUSTLER Fas Trac 52” Band Saw Model 926501, SN 0204-7253, 20 hp motor on Saw, w/Spare 25HP Motor, Log Deck; 1977 CHEVROLET C65 Dump Truck, Gas, 5 Spd.; INTERNA-TIONAL 60 Payloader Wheel Loader, Dsl., w/Forks; Lumber Wagon, CROSBY 15 Hp Edger, SN 12640, 3 Phase; Kobalt 60 Gal., 3-1/2 HP Air Compressor, Single Phase; Dewalt 12” Industrial Radial Arm Saw; Craftsman 12” Table Saw; Dewalt 12” Radial Arm Saw, 3-1/2 HP; Lincoln 225 Welder; Black & Decker Miter Saw; Hydraulic Press; Large Fan on Stand; 36” Fan on Wheels; Shop Vac; Vise; Hand Tools; Wheel Barrow; Banders; Small Tools; Tool Box

LUMBERSeveral Board Feet of Dried, Stacked, Poplar, Maple, & Cherry Lumber (80%) Poplar.

NOTICE

The Fulton County Fiscal Court is accepting sealed bids for the Fulton County Law Enforcement communications upgrade. This is a county wide upgrade for the Fulton County Sheriff’s Dept., Fulton City Police Dept., and Hickman Police Dept., under a grant received from the Kentucky Department of Homeland Security.

Homeland Security Grant number 14-126 allows for the purchase and installation of a digital P25 compliant radio system for Fulton County Law Enforcement. The new system will be added to an existing 3 site DX-Simoco P-25 Simulcast County-Wide Fire radio system connected by Licensed Microwave.

Specification packets may be obtained from the Fulton County Judge Executive’s office at 2216 Myron Cory Drive, Hickman, KY 42050 during the hours of 08:00 – 4:00 Weekdays. 270-236-2594

Request for packets may be sent by request from the Fulton County Judge Executive’s at 2216 Myron Cory Drive, Hickman, KY 42050. 270-236-2594

Sealed Bids will be accepted until November 13, 2015 at 4:00 P.M. Central Standard time. There will be a public opening of the bids at the next regularly scheduled Fulton County Fiscal Court meeting.

Fulton County Fiscal Court has the right to reject any/or all bids.All bids must be good for 90 days

NOTICE

The Fulton County Detention Center is accepting sealed bids for Refurbishing the Hickman Clinic and building a bay behind the clinic.

Specification packets may be obtained from the Fulton County Jailer Ricky Parnell at 2010 S 7th St., Hickman, KY 42050 during the hours of 8:00 – 4:00 Weekdays. 270-236-2405.

Sealed Bids will be accepted until November 12, 2015 at 8:30 A.M. Central Standard time. There will be a public opening of the bids at the next regularly scheduled Fulton County Fiscal Court meeting.

Fulton County Fiscal Court has the right to reject any/or all bids.

All bids must be good for 90 days.

proposed Atmos contract with Mayor David Lattus and Commissioner Roger Adams,

Heath Carlton, and David Weatherly.

Along with the increased management fee, Atmos also proposed the City paying for gas as it passes through their gate. Currently, the City pays for gas

as they use it and as they purchase it, meaning stored gas is paid for at the time of purchase, not at consumption.

The new proposal is enticing to McTurner as he works to keep the City’s cash flow consistent. “When we purchase gas during the summer months it ties up our funds and we sometimes even have to borrow from our line of credit to pay for the gas,” he explained.

Right now gas is approximately $1 cheaper than it was last year at this same time. This would be a great time to store gas for the colder, winter months to help keep costs down for the consumer.

“Going with the new contract will allow us to free up cash flow by paying for gas as we use it. Now when we purchase with the use of gas futures at low

projected prices, we won’t pay until we receive at the gate. This will in turn result in savings for our gas customers and keep us from having to borrow money to pay for the gas during the summer months, saving us and the consumers money,” added McTurner.

The increased management fee, which could be passed on to the consumers, is about $1 per month when a household uses approximately 7,000 cubic fee of gas per month.

The City is also researching and reviewing the possibility of entering into a Guaranteed Energy Savings Contract with Harshaw Trane. “If they can save us the type of money they say they can and also cut down our gas loss numbers, we can pass these savings on to our consumers and it is possible we won’t have to pass the increased Atmos management fee onto them,” added McTurner.

A motion was made by Commissioner Weatherly to accept the three-year contract with Atmos Energy, including the increased fee. Commissioner Adams did second Weatherly’s motion and Resolution 15-70 passed unanimously.

The Commission is scheduled to meet again in regular session on Monday, Nov. 9 at 7 p.m. at City Hall.

FOR RENT OR SALE

For Rent or Sale: 2 bedroom and 3 bedroom homes. Call 270-236-2225.

CHICKEN BARN CLEANERS

We specialize in broiler and breeder barn cleanout, hauling and spreading. All of our equipment is sanitized before entering your barns and we try to leave your floors smooth and clean. Also can spread lime. Give us a call 270-970-2485.

CLEANING SERVICES

Christian lady seeking houses to clean. Call for free estimates. References available. Call Lisa at 320-305-2972.

WANT TO BUY

Want to Buy: Old Duck and Goose calls. Also buying old sporting collectibles. Call 731-358-2858.

The Hickman Police Department reports these arrests, citations, investigations and fire calls for Hickman and Cayce Volunteer Fire Departments for Monday, Oct. 26 through Sunday, Nov. 1:

Monday, Oct. 26:• Investigated suspicious

activity on E Magnolia St.• Responded to a call at the

police department.• Investigated a 911 hang up on

6th St.• Investigated a 911 hang up on

State Route 94.• Investigated a suspicious

vehicle on 7th St.• Motorist assist on 7th St.Tuesday, Oct. 27:• Special detail – school zone.• Responded to a call on

Moscow Ave.• Responded to a motor vehicle

accident on Catlett St.

• Performed a welfare check on Hall St.

• Responded to a call at the police department.

• Loud music complaint.Wednesday, Oct. 28:• Special detail – school zone.• Responded to a call at Indian

Hills.• Motorist assist at Little

General.• Special detail – code

enforcement on Atwood St.• Responded to a commercial

alarm on 7th St.• Animal complaint on Troy

Ave.• Responded to a call at the

police department.• Responded to a call on Nelson

St.Thursday, Oct. 29:• Followed up on a call at the

CALLED TO THE HARBOR - On Saturday afternoon, Oct. 31, the Fulton County Rescue Squad was called to the harbor and they are shown above ready to rescue two Memphis canoers. Michael Butler and Bobby Laws, both of Wepfer Marine, rescued the two men hanging onto the overturned canoe. “They were about to go under a tug boat,” noted Butler on Tuesday afternoon. The men were rescued across the river near Parker’s Landing, above three miles above CGB. They pulled one man out first and then the other. One had a dislocated arm and one couldn’t talk, as both were starting to experience hypothermia. One man did manage to thank Butler and Laws. They were both airlifted from the scene by Air Evac.

The Fulton County Sheriff’s Department reports these arrests and citations for Monday, Oct. 26 through Saturday, Oct. 31:

Monday, Oct. 26:• Danny Napier of Hickman,

Ky., white male, citation, burglary, 1st degree, theft by unlawful taking or disposition – firearm, theft by unlawful taking or disposition all others $100,000 or more but under $1,000,000, criminal mischief, 1st degree.

Tuesday, Oct. 27:• Chantelle N. Weatherspoon

of Paducah, Ky., black female, citation, possession of marijuana, no insurance 1st, expired plates.

Wednesday, Oct. 28:• Vincent Groves of

Elizabethtown, Ky., black male,

arrested, failure to comply (Jefferson County).

• Geneva Mitchell of Hickman, black female, arrested, failure to appear.

• Michael Varner of Hickman, white male, arrested, failure to appear.

Friday, Oct. 30:• Israel Nightengale of Fulton,

white male, arrested, possession of firearm by convicted felon, unlawful possession of methamphetamine precursor, 1st offense, defacing a firearm, possession of marijuana, drug paraphernalia – buy/possess, possession of controlled substance, 3rd degree – drug unspecified, prescription controlled substance not in proper container 1st offense, trafficking in controlled substance, 1st degree, 2nd offense, 2nd or greater (under 2 grams methamphetamine) Grand Jury indictment.

• Israel Nightengale of Fulton, white male, arrested, fleeing or evading police, 1st degree (on foot), tampering with physical evidence, resisting arrest, possession of marijuana, possession of controlled substance, 1st degree, 2nd offense

(methamphetamine), trafficking in controlled substance, 1st degree, 2nd or greater offense (over 2 grams methamphetamine), prescription controlled substance not in proper container 1st offense, carry concealed weapon by prior deadly weapon felony offender.

• John A. Johnson of Johnson City, Tenn., white male, citation, speeding 86/70 mph zone.

Saturday, Oct. 31:• Robert F. Moss, Jr. of South

Fulton, Tenn., white male, citation, speeding 71/55 mph zone.

• Cody Bergner of Fulton, white male, arrested, giving officer false name or address.

• Cody Bergner of Fulton white male, arrested, unlawful transaction with minor, 1st – III control substance, under 18 years of age.

• Cody Bergner of Fulton, white male, arrested, unlawful transaction with minor, 1st – III control substance, under 18 yeas of age (Grand Jury indictment).

Editor’s Note: This information was submitted in its entirety by a representative of the Fulton County’s Sheriff’s Office. Any corrections, changes, or deletions contact the Sheriff’s office at 270-236-2545.

Photo by Jenna Smith