THE HARRODSBURG HERALD • HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY • WWW.HARRODSBURGHERALD.COM • THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 2015 PAGE 6A

Sponsors – Platinum ($1,000 +) Gold – ($500+)City of Harrodsburg McRay’s Feed LLC Critchfield Meats Mercer County Farm Bureau Federation Farmer’s National Bank Mercer Stone Co. Harrodsburg Herald Ellis’ Florist Kentucky Beef Council Kroger of Harrodsburg Mercer County Fiscal Court (Silver $250+)WHBN AM-1420 Corning IncWhitaker Bank Bluegrass Animal HospitalBluegrass Stock Yards Farm Credit of Mid-AmericaCommunity Trust Bank Farmer’s Bank & Capital TrustWhitaker Bank 4 Kings AngusMercer County Cattlemen’s Association S & K Dry Cleaners

Bronze ($100 +)Advanced Products & Service Inc. C&T Food Market & DeliBest Appliance Inc Horn Home Improvement Supply Nash, Cleveland & Godfrey Veterinarians Wausau PaperHarrodsburg Animal Hospital Stuart Powell FordMilward & Kathy Dedman Ky. Soybean BoardInter County RECC

We would like to thank everyone who volunteered their time, were a sponsor or provided a donation in an effort to make the 10th Annual Kentucky’s Fort Harrod Beef Festival a tremendous success. Below is a partial list of supporters, for there are too many names to list individually; however, if you attended any part of the festival, you saw the many volunteers working at the Fairgrounds, Cruise-In, Steak & Egg Breakfast, 5K Run/Walk, Bike Ride, Wine & Cheese, Bourbon Tasting, Beef in the Burg, Carnival Corral and all the other activities throughout the weekend. Without these people donating their time and sweat, the Beef Festival would not have been possible. We are proud to see such continued support from our community. We had one of the largest crowds ever this year on Saturday and expect the festival to continue to grow and become a major event for Mercer County and Harrodsburg in the years to come. Keep watching our website (fortharrodbeeffestival.org) for all the winners of this year’s festival and also for the upcoming year’s events. We’ll see you next year!

LeMayne Ellis DVM Dana AndersonCo-Chairman Co-ChairmanFort Harrod Beef Festival Fort Harrod Beef Festival

Linda McClanahan Allen WhiteSecretary TreasurerFort Harrod Beef Festival Fort Harrod Beef Festival

2015 BEEF FESTIVAL SPONSORS, CONTRIBUTORS & VOLUNTEERSDonations & VolunteersKroger of Harrodsburg Mercer County FairgroundsPepsi of Harrodsburg The Harrodsburg HeraldLee’s Famous Recipe of Harrodsburg Kentucky Farm BureauMercer County 4-H Mr. & Mrs. Tim GravesBest Sound Around – David Best Ison Family FarmMcGlone Construction Mercer County FFAKentucky Proud The Ky Fudge CompanyMercer County Chamber of Commerce Bright’s Bottle GasMercer County Extension Office & Employees Huddle HouseBobbie Hancock Pageant DirectorsRotary Club of Harrodsburg Bluegrass Dairy & FoodMercer County Cattleman’s Association Daynabrook Greenhouse Bluegrass Animal Hospital Jim BeamKentucky Soybean Association Bruce Wade Southeast United Dairy Producers Southern StatesDr. Robert Goodman Sav-A-LotKings’ Works Graphics Custom Promotional ProductsKentucky Beef Council Carnival Corral Volunteers Harrodsburg/Mercer County Tourist Commission Ellis’ Florist Kentucky Department of Agriculture Steak & Egg Breakfast Volunteers Mercer County Farm Bureau Federation Car Cruise-In VolunteersBeef in the Burg Caterers and Volunteers Bourbon tasting VolunteersAustin & Abby League Four Hills FarmYoung Market Goats Plus all the individuals who helped with the small things which make a festival great!

All of our Beef, Sauce and Youth Judges Beef in the Burg Blue Moon Cafe High Mountain BBQ The Olde Bus Station Dunn’s BBQ Ms Betty Burchette The Village InnCloud’s Country Cooking Kountry KupboardLee’s Famous Recipe of Harrodsburg

Bourbon/Spirit Tasting Mr. Barry Steele Jim BeamFNB Investments Service Mike VanGilderJim Beam

Wine & Cheese – Ms. Haley SpiveyBroad Run Vineyards White Moon WineryRising Sons Home Farm Winery Chuckleberry Farm & WineryMcIntyre’s Winery & Berries Bluegrass Dairy & Food

SELF-SERVICE MINI-STORAGE SALENotice is hereby given that T. Peavler Mini-Storage, pursuant to KRS 359.230 has placed an operator’s lien against the contents of a 5x10 unit rented to Greg Morton. The contents of this unit will be sold, to satisfy said lien, at public auction to the highest and best bidder on Saturday June 20, 2015 at 10:00 A.M. o’clock, at 255 Morris Drive, Harrodsburg, Kentucky.

The contents to be sold include: misc. household goods

The purpose of the sale is to raise $71.00 for rent plus cost of advertising and sale.¬ Purchases must be paid for at the time of sale in cash only. All items are purchased as is, where is, and must be removed at the time of sale. Sale is subject to cancellation in the event of settlement between owner and obligated party.

ORDINANCE 2015-06

AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY ADOPTING THE ANNUAL BUDGET OF THE CITY OF HARRODSBURG FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JULY 1, 2015 AND ENDING JUNE 30, 2016 AND APPROPRIATING FUNDS FOR THE OPERATION OF CITY GOVERNMENT.

WHEREAS, an annual budget proposal and message has been prepared and delivered to the City Commission; and

WHEREAS, The City Commission has reviewed such budget and made necessary modifications; and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF HARRODSBURG:

Section 1. The annual budget for the City of Harrodsburg for the 2015-2016 fiscal year is hereby adopted as follow:

APPROPRIATIONS:

General Fund: ............................................ $ 6,257,876.65Water and Sewer Operating Fund: .......... $ 19,571,080.87Cemetery Fund (Perpetual Care): ............. $ 80,000.00Tourism Development Fund (Restaurant Tax): ................................ $ 290,035.00Municipal Aid Fund: ................................. $ 555,065.00

Total ......................................................... $ 26,754,057.52

Section 2. This ordinance shall be effective on July 1, 2015

Eddie Long, MayorCity of Harrodsburg

Kim Stinnett, City Clerk/Treasurer

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of space about them. Unique birdhouses can be built by utilizing tin cans, flowerpots, gourds, coconut shells, small wooden pails and even roofing paper. Just don’t place tin cans where the sun will hit them. If using gourds, clean out the gourd after the big end is sawed off. A piece of wood is cut to shape a floor and wired onto the gourd. Use mature

gourds, which are still green and make the entrance holes of all the houses to fit the bird you want to attract.

I sincerely thank the person who placed this interesting little book in my mailbox. If you would like it back, please call me. Please call me anyway.

Please feel free to call me at 270-522-3632.

The following property transfers are on record in the Mercer County Clerk’s office:

Donald and Teresa Chapman to Tiffany Shewmaker, property located in Mercer County, $50,000.

Gregory and Kimberly Anderson to Jonathan and Kimberly Lewis, property located in Mercer County, $118,500.

Ken and Lynne Holmes to Patrick and Traci Beasley, property located in Mercer County, $115,000.

Brenda and Bobby Lewis,

Faye Yeager, Sue and Carl Lamb, Deborah and David Sums, Tonya and Michael, Jeff Russell and James Robinson to Brenda and Bobby Lewis, property located in Mercer County, $22,500.

Phillip Franz and Marianne Franz to Stephen Krawiee, property located in Mercer County, $147,000.

The following cases are

on record in the Mercer County Circuit Court Clerk’s office:

Dirt and Lili vs. A. Coleman, et. al., $87,000, plus interest, costs and fees.

CitiMortgage Inc. vs. Mary Graham et. al., $7,583.92, plus interest, costs and fees.

Wells Fargo Bank vs. Dixie Huffman et. al., $52,911.78, plus interest, costs and fees.

Cavalry SPV 1 vs. Judy Kelly et. al., $32,561.21, plus interest, costs and fees.

Greenriver Investments vs. Thomas Sims et. al., $892.18, plus interest, costs and fees.

Farmers Bank and Capitol Trust Co. vs. David and Diana Richmond and Robert Maddix et. al., $61,662.71, plus inter-est, costs and fees.

The following evictions are on record in the Mercer Circuit Court Clerk’s office:

Berkshire Apartments was awarded restitution of the property located at 830 N. College St. from Ashley Ritchie.

Brent Hazelwood was awarded restitution of the property located at 1147 Jackson Pike from Nicki Rider.

George Camic was award-ed restitution of the property located at 461 Cardwell Ave. from Anna and Patrick Cain.

Brian Sims was awarded restitution of the property located at 144 Virginia Ave. from Adrian Hines.

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MerCer County Court news

PoliCe newsThe following cases have

been or are currently being investigated by the Mercer County Sheriff ’s Office (MCSO) or Harrodsburg Police Department (HPD). Information on these cases is taken from reports filed by the investigating officers. Anyone with information on cases still under investigation is urged

to contact the police depart-ment at 734-3311:

Crimes: • On Tuesday, June 9, at

7:55 a.m., Jordan D. Cheak reported her car had been van-dalized overnight. Cheak was driving to work at Huddle House at 830 North College St. when she noticed some-

thing wrong with her vehicle. Arriving at work, she found the two passenger side tires had been slashed. Police also discovered two cut marks on the convertible top. This case remains under investigation by Patrolman Chad Baker.

• On Saturday, June 13, at 12:42 a.m., Becky R. Martin reported seeing someone

stealing a weed eater from her yard. The subject, described as a tall, skinny, white male, tried to enter her residence on Bellows Mill Road through a screen window, but Martin chased him away with a base-ball bat. He dropped the weed eater and ran into a field. This case remains under investiga-tion by Patrolman T.J. Wren.

Anthony Garr and Monroe B. Garr Jr. Funeral services were held Wednesday June 17, at the 7th Street Christian Church in Paris with the Rev. William Garr officiating. Burial is today, Thursday, June 18, at 10 a.m. at the Maple Grove Cemetery.

Visitation Wednesday, June 17, 6-7:15 p.m. at the 7th Street Christian Church.

Pallbearers were Josh Tal-bert, Christian Coleman, Mar-cus Garr, Micah Garr, Derrick Garr, Kyle Garr, Cecil Garr and Derek Brooks.

Expressions of sympathy may be sent to the family at www.lusk-mcfarland.com.

JEANETTE MILLER

Carolyn Jeannette Miller, 70, of Salvisa, wife of Carlis J. Mill-er, died Wednesday, June 10, 2015, at her home.

Born June 23, 1944, in Mt. Vernon, she was the daughter

of the late William and Nancy McDaniel McFerron. She was a homemaker.

Survivors, in addition to her husband, include one daughter, Diane (Tom) Nichols of Har-rodsburg; one son, Jay (Tammy) Miller Jr. of Harrodsburg; two sisters, Geneva (Hershel) Pul-lum and Genevieve (Charlie) Hensley, both of Harrodsburg; one brother, Charles McFerron of Harrodsburg and three grand-children.

She was preceded in death by one sister, Pearl Votaw.

Funeral services were held Saturday, June 13, at Sims Fu-neral Services with Greg War-ren officiating. Burial was in the Danville Memorial Gardens.

Pallbearers were Roy Cox Jr., William McFerron, Charles McFerron, Wayne Taylor, Tim-my Taylor and Danny Nichols.

Expressions of sympathy may be sent to the family at www.simsfuneralservices.com.

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Carter Speaks To Historical SocietyAt the June meeting of the Harrodsburg Histori-cal Society John T. Carter discussed the devel-opment of the town during the founding years of 1774 to 1776 and gave tribute to James Har-rod for the plan that has lasted 241 years. He also presented the idea that some accepted theories for the layout of streets and lots are not totally correct and suggested the possibility of an archeological dig to verify the facts before Harrodsburg’s 250th birthday in 2024.