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Ronald M Sullivan

Jesse 7 Mountjoy

Frank Srainback

Jzirnes M. Miller

Michael A Fiorella

Allen W Holbrook

R Michael Sullivan

Bryan R Reynolds

TysonA Kamuf

Mark W Srarnes

C. Ellsworth Mountjoy

Susan Montalvo-Gesscr

Mary L. Moorhouse

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A T T O R N E Y S AT L A W

March 16, 201 1 MAR 1 9 2011

PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION

Mr. Jeff DeRouen Executive Director Public Service Cornmission 21 1 Sower Boulevard, P.O. Box 615 Frankfort, Kentucky 40602-06 1 5

Re: An Examination of the Fuel Adjustment Clause of Big Rivers Electric Corporation from July 17,2009, through October 31,2010, Case No. 201 0-00495

Dear Mr. DeRouen:

Enclosed for filing in the record of the above-styled matter are tear sheets and an affidavit of publication showing publication by Big Rivers Electric Corporation of a notice of the March 22, 201 1 , hearing in Case No. 2010-00495.

Sincerely,

‘Tyson Kainuf

TAIUej Enc 1 o sures

cc: Albert Yocltey

Telephone (270) 926-4000

Telecopier (270) 683-6694

I00 St Ann Building

PO Box 727

Owensboro, Uentucky

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NOTARIZED PROOF OF PUBL,ICATION

COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY

COUNTY OF c q c 4 k

8& Before me, a Notary Public, in and for said county and state, this day of

personally known to me, who being duly sworn, states as follows: That she is

Advertising Assistant of the Kentucky Press Service, Inc; that she has personal

knowledge of the contents of this affidavit; and that the publications included

011 the attached list published the Legal Notice for Big Rivers Electric.

Notary Public

My commission expires 9-/J - a/ 2,

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Bardwell Carlisle Co. News-3/3/11

Bardwell Carlisle Weekly-3/2/11

Brandenburg Meade Co. Messenger-3/2/11

Calhoun McLean Co. News-3/3/11

Central City Leader News-3/1/11

Eddyville Herald Ledger-3/2/11

Elizabethtown News Enterprise-3/2/11

Hardinsburg Herald News-3/2/11

Hartford Ohio Co. Times-News-3/3/11

Hawesville Hancock Clarian-3/3/11

Henderson Glea ner-3/2/11

Leitchfield Record-3/3/11

Madisanville Messenger-3/2/11

Marion Crittenden Press-3/3/11

Marshall Co. Tribune Courier-3/1/11

Mayfield Messenger-3/2/11

Morganfield Union Co. Advocate-3/2/11

Owensboro Messenger Inquirer-3/2/11

Paducah Sun-3/2/11

Princeton Times Leader-3/2/11

Providence Jo u rna I Enter prise-3/3/11

Smithland Livingston Ledger-3/1/11

Wickliffe Advance Yeoman-3/2/11

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counties, farmers can win $2,500 for their favorite community non-profit. The Mon- santo Fund expects to invest more than $3 million in local communities. Previous Grow Communities projects resulted in the donation of nearly $1.2 million in 477 counties in Arkansas, California, Iowa, ICansas, Missouri, Nebraska, North Carolina, Ohio, South Carolina, and South Dakota. In total, more than $72,500 has been donated to nonprof- its in Kentucky.

The America's Farmers Grow Communities program is part of a broad commitment by the Monsanto Fund, the philanthropic arm of Mon- santo Company, to highlight the important contributions farmers malce every day to our society by helping them grow their local communities. To date, more than 60,000 farmers participated in the program, which is designed to benefit nonprofit groups such as ag youth, schools and other civic organizations. Visit www.growcommtmities.com to view a complete list of winners.

In new business the final set- tlements for Carlisle County Sheriff Steve McChristian for the years of 2008 and 2010 were accepted and approved. Kirsten Carter whn has wnrlrrrl

Second reading and adoption of a proposed ordinance amending the Carlisle County Budget for Fiscal Year 2010-2011, to include unanticipated receipts from various sources in the amount of $1,040,800.00 and increasing expenditures in the area of various funds will be held on March 15,2011 at approximately 9:30 a.m. a t the regularly scheduled Fiscal Court meeting. A copy of the proposed ordinance with full text is available for public inspection at the Office of the County JudgelExecutive during regular business hours.

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February 27 We are glad to have visi-

tors in all the church services. Sunday School is at 1O:OO and worship service at 1O:SO. Sunday night preaching service is at 6:OO. Wednesday night meal is at 6:0O, adult Bible Study and prayer meeting at 7:OO and the student Bible study is at 7:OO.

Sunday morning the call to worship was “His Name IS Wonderful ” and the choir special was “He Touched Me.” Bro. Jason had the Stu- dent Circle and read from Matthew 18:lS and the subject was “Build Bridges Not Fences”. Lacey Elliot sang “When God Has Another Plan” for the special music. Bro . Mark read from 1 Timo- thy 3:s-13 and the topic was “How Christian Women Should Act.”

Sunday night “In The Name Of Jesus” was the call to worship and the special was “What A Day That Will Be.” Robb and Rose Wallace sang “What A Friend We Have In Jesus.” Bro. Mark read from 1 Timothy 3:8-13 and continued his message on “The Christian Family.”

Happy Birthday to: Yvonne Davis, Kason Perez, Ivy Collins, Tracy Gibson, Logan and Lauren Mantle, Casey Brown, Jani? Hogan- camp and to our Pastor’s wife, Cindy Burnett.

Pray for the sick and in- jured: Marsha Lane, James Burpo, G.H. and Naomi Terry, Ernie Brown, Sue Ann Tolbird, Dora Watts, Denise Dejamatt, Chuck Fisher, Tommy Clark, Cindy Burton, Melinda Wilson, Pam Elias,

Phyllis Morgan, Mary Estes, Bro. Rick Miller, Margo Mantle, David Patrick, Ann Anderson, Jeff McAdoo, Valarie Davis, Sandy Gill, Neal Hendley, F.A. and Betty Carter, Kathy Delong, David Dietsch and family in Korea, Melita Nickataras, Krista Todd, Donnie Courtney, Bill Allensworth, Ann Napier, T.C. Carder, Debbie Brooks, Melissa Green, Sue Bobo, Luke Vinson, Jerry Muncell, Rachel Brown, Edra Bone, Debby Moore, Christy Starr, Dorothy Reeves, Roger Perry, Will J . Murphy, William Sams, Betty Todd, Rhonda Rice, Billy Joe Payne , Thomas Coates, Lou Eva Lovellette, Bobby Dowdy, Mary Dowdy, Joe Whitehead, Didi Wlvtlock, Donnie Bruer, Marvin Martin, Kenneth Sim- mons, Mary Dishman, Scott Guhy, Greg Henson, Gary

Duncan, Danny Duncan, Becky Tyler, Mike Harris, Gail Carder, Doug Linda Terry, Rick Terry, Paul Johnsori, Howell Steve Cannon, Billy Dunn, Tom Green, Randy Roup, Beulah Spenser, Nancy Jones, Rachel Johnson, Mary Vvilli- ford, Wanda Sullivan, Gracie King, Ronald Owens, Juanita - Allcock, Nelda Cargill, Leon and Martha DeJarnatt, Shelby Holder, Dorothy Yates, Mamie St. Arbor, Dorothy King, lrene Wooley, Rachel Cope, Paul Phillips, Dorothy Stacy, Breta Jeffries, Graves and Jo Ellen Todd, and

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Percent Dollar Amount Chanae 6 6% $1,74 1,246

?ale Class

6 6% $ 149,473 Schedule 1 - Residential, etc

6 6% $ 345,368 Schedule 2 - Cominerclal Rate Schedule 3 - General Servlce 0-999 KVA

$ 178 6 9% Schedule 3A - Optional Time-of-Day (TOD) Rate NA NA 6 7% $ 57,894

Schedule 4 - Large Power 6 6% 5 4739

Schedule 5 - Outdoor Lighting Service Schedule 6 ~ Street Lighting SerViCe $2,298,898 6 6% Total

Any corporation, association, or person with a substantial interest in the matter may, by written request, within thiri (30) days after publication of this notice request to intervene in the proceeding That written request must be submitte to the Kentucky Public Service Commission? Post Office Box 615, 211 Sower Boulevard, Frankfori, KY 40601, an should set forth the grounds for the request, including the status and interest of the party. Intervention may be granted

The effects of the proposed rates on the average monthly bills by rate class are as follows: i

Rate Class Schedule 1 - Res etc Schedule 2 - Comm Schedule 3 - GS 0-999 KVA Schedule 3A - Optional TOD Schedule 4 - Large Power Schedule 5 - Outdoor, Lighting Schedule 6 -Street Lighting

Present Proposed Increase Percent Amount Amount Decrease Chanqe $ 8390 $ 8 9 4 5 !JI 555 ' 66% $ 110 16 $ 11747 $ 731 66% $ 1 28223 $1,36688 $8465 6 6 % $ '21489 $ 22970 $1480 69%

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The Kentucky Pubiic Sewice >ommission will hold a' hearing on !larch 22, 26114, at 40:00 am., Eastern Daylight Time, in the case of In the Matter of: An Examination of the Application of the Fuel Adjustment Clause of Big Riven Electric Corporatior! from July 47, 200$ through October 31, 2040, Case No 2046-00495, for the purpose of examin' ing the application of Big Rivers Electric Corporation's Fuel Adjustment C l a w from July 47, 2809 through October 31 2010 and cross.examining witnesses The hearing will be held at t b ~ Commission's offices at 21'9 Sowei Boulevard, Frankfort, Kentucky.

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PUBLIC NOTICE

The following Estate has been probated in the McLean District Court ESTATE OF. Haley Dawn Willett, a minor Tammy Taylor, 900 East Harmons Fer0 Rd , Utica, KY 42376, appointed guaid- ian

Persons having claims against said estate should present same, verified ac- cording to law, to the personal representative no later than six (6) months from date of appointment

Stephanie King-Logsdon, Clerl McLean District & Circuit Courb

The City of Island will be taking sealed bids on 1994 F-250 pickup truck Any bid must be at least $500 00 The City of Island has the right to reject any bids The truck will be sold as is with no re- funds or warranty offered

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The Kentucky Public Service ~ ~ ~ ~ i ~ s ~ o ~ will iold a hearing on arch 22, 2011, at 1O:OO a.m., Eastern DaylighlTirne, in the case of in the .Matter of: An Examination of the A ~ ~ ~ ~ c a ~ ~ o n oP the Fuel Adjustment Clause ~f Big Rivers Electric Corporation from July 17,2009 through October 31,201 0, Case No. 201 0-00495, fsr the purpose of examining the ~ ~ p l ~ c ~ t ~ ~ n of Big Rivers Electric Corporation's Fuel A ~ j u s t ~ ~ ~ t Ciause from July 17, 2009 through October 31, 201 0 and cross- examining wifnesses. The hearing will be held at the Cornrnigsion's offices at 2-11 sower Boulevard, Frankfort, Kentucky.

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an Environmental Impact Statement is not required. This Environmental Review Record is on file at the above address and is available for public examination and copying, upon request, at Central City City Hall, 214 N. First Street, Central City, KY 42330 between the hours of 8:OO am and 4:30pm.

No further environmental review of such project is proposed to be conducted prior to the request for release of federal funds.

All interested agencies, groups, and persons disagreeing with this decision are invited to submit written comments for consideration by the City to the Central City City Hall. Such written comments

nts should be received at 214 N. ber First Street, Central City, KY

42330 on or before March 17, ec- 2011. All such comments so

a received will be considered nal and the City will not request rith the release of federal funds eld from the state or take any )w, administrative action on the 11, within project prior to the

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, - - , -.* um 01 a judgment aud Ordex for Sale of the Lyon Circuit Court, entered herein on February 11, 2011, in the above cause, I shall proceed to offer for sale at the Courthouse door at 200 W Dale Avenue, in Eddyville, Kentucky, to the highest bidder at PUBLIC AUCTION on Tuesday, March 15,2011, at or about the hour of 1:45 p.m., upon a credit of 10% of the sale price on day of sale, balmwin 30 days, the real estate located at Unit 2 in Building “AA” Phase 1, at 53G Moon Bay Drive, Kuttawa, Lyon County, Kentucky, and demibed wit11 particularity i Deed Book 138, Page 477, Office of the Lyon County Clerk.

Thejudgment in this &e is for approximately $305,761 27,plus interest, late charges, advances for taxes and insurance, costs and attorney fees For the balance of the purcliase price, the purchaser must execute bond with approvedsurety or sureties, bearing interest at 12% per anmm &om the date of sale until paid, and having the force and effect ofa judgment This sale is subject to all ad valorem taxes for 201 1, et seq

Bidders will be prepared to comply promptly with these terms. Any announcements made on date of sale take precedence over priited matter contained herein.

Angela M. Goad L.emer, Sampson & Rothfuss Attorney for Plaintiff

William R Young, Attorney MASTER COMMISSIONER LYON CIRCUIT COURT P 0. Box 472 Eddyville, KY 42035 (270) 358-0807 (770) 358-0307 fax

KONDAUR CAPITAL CORPORATION, PLAINTIFF, againsi LINDA A. PECK; JOHNNY PECK; WORLD CREDIT FUND ID: BLACK ACRE ENTERPRISES, LLC; LXNV FUNDING, LLC; CAPITAL ONE BANK (USA), NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, STJCCESSOR IN INTEREST TO CAPITAL ONE BANK; ASSET ACCEPTANCE, LLC; NATIONAL CHECK BUREAU, INC.; DR. RANDY LITTLEPAGE, DEFENDANTS

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WE of a Judgment and Order of Sale of the Lyon Circuit Court, entered on August 26, 2010, in the above cause, I shall proceed to offer for sale at the Courthouse door at 200 W. Dale Avenue, in Eddyville, Kentucky, to the highest bidder at PUBLIC AUCTION on Tuesday, March 15,20Bk, at or about the hour of 2:00 pm., upon a credit of 10% of the sale price on day of sale, balance in 30 days. the real estate located at 109 East Dale Avenue, Eddyville, Lyon County. Kentucky, and described with particularity in Deed Book 131, Page 615, Office of the Lyon County Clerk.

The judgment in this case i s for the following: $58,682.95, $7,305.39 in interest from October 1,2008, through and including August 5,2010, with interest on the principal balance at the rate of 6.750% per annum from August 5,2010, until the date of jud,ment, $1,175.81 in hazard insurance, $536.16 in taxes, $345.00 in late charges, $385.00 in BPO fees, with interest accruing on the entire balance at the rate of 6.750% per annum from date of judgment until paid, and its reasonable attorney fees and court costs herein expended. For the balance of the purchase price, the purchaser must execute bond with approved surety 01 sureties, bearing interest at 12% per annum from the date of sale until paid, and having the force and effect of a judgment. This sale is subject to all ad valoieiii taxes for 201 1, et seq.

Bidders will be prepared to comply promptly with these terms. Any announcements made on date of sale take precedence ovel printed matter contained herein.

Taylor McCoy Hamilton MORGAN & POTTINGER, P.S.C Louisville, KY Counsel for Plaintiff

William R. Young, Attorney MASTER COMMISSIONER LYON CIRCUIT COURT (270)388-0807

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The Kentucky Public Service hmmi$sion will hold a hearing on i!iarch 22, 2011, at '1O:OO a.m., Eastern jaylight Time, in the case of In the Matter 2f: A n Examination of the Application of the Fuel Adjustment Clause of Big Rivers Electric Corporation from July 17, 2009 iiirough Qctober 31, 20"1, Case No, 2056-00495, for the purpose of examin. ing the application of Big Rivers Electric Corporatian's Fuel Adjustment Clause from J d y 14, 2009 through October 31, 20-i 0 and cross-examining witnesses. liie hearing wili b 6 ' held at fhe Cornn+ssion's offices at 221 Sower 8oulevard, Frankfort, Kentucky.

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The Kentucky Public S@k\lk@ Commission will hold a hearing on March 22, '2011,'~a~'46):00 a. Daylight Time, in the case of In of: An Examination of the A the Fuel Adjustment Clause Q Electric Corporation from July 17, 2009 through October 31, 2010, Case No. 2010-80495, for the purpose of examin. ing the application of Big Rivers Electric Corporation's Fuel Adjustment Clause from July 17, 2009 through October 31,

The hearing will be held ak the Commission's offices at 21'! Sowet Boulevard, Frankfort, Kentucky.

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%-NEWS, HARTFORD AND BEAVER DAM, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, MARCH 3,2011, PAGE 9-A

O T I C E O F A D O P T I O N ORDINANCE NO. 2011-02

tford adopted ORDINANCE NO. 2011-02: AN THE CITY OF HARTFORD, KENTUCKY, A OF THE FIFTH CLASS, ADOPTING

SlGNED TO PROMOTE THE PIJBLIC HEALTH, ERAL WELFARE OF ITS CITIZENRY. all apply to all areas of special flood hazard within the .ford, as identified by the Federal Insurance iaiidates that no structure or land in said areas shall )r extended, converted or structurally altered without wisions; requires the obtaining of a permit &om the .ildministrator as administrator and the I<entuclg~ mining of manufactured homes within areas of special that all new construction and substantial improvements iterials and utility equipment resistant to flood damage; 'cas of special flood hazard: the lowest floor of any onstructed or substantially improved shall have the wo feet above base flood elevation or has said floor ides penalties of $500.00 or imprisonment of not more ay a violation of this Ordinance continues. 'as introduced and publicly read on the 27th day ol ond reading and adoption on the 24th day of February

text of the Ordinance is available for public inspection all, 116 East Washington St., Hartford, KY, Monday m to 4:OO p a Council hereby certifies that the summary above is

Titten in a way calculated to inform the public of its

\RLOTTE HENDRKKS, MAYOR

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The City of Hartford adopted ORDINANCE NO. 2011-01: AN

HARTFORD, KENTUCKY, A MUNICIPALITY OF THE FIFTH CLASS ESTABLISHING A 20 M.P.H. SPEED LIMIT FOR ALL STREETS WITH THE EXCEPTIONS OF PREVIOUSLY ESTABLISHED LIMITS, CLAY STREET, US HIGHWAY 231, AND A PORTION OF OAKWOOD DRIVE.

Amendment to Section 1: and that certain portion of Oalovood Dri8 beginning at the US. H w 69 intersection and ending at the intersection of Iron Mtn. Rd., being approximately 0.20 miles.

Amendment to Section 2: and that certain portion of Oakwood Dr.

AMENDMENT OF ORDINANCE 2010-04 OF THE CITY OF

intersection of Iron Mtn. Rd, being apwoximately 0.20 miles. This Ordinance was introduced and publicly read on the 27th day of

January 201 1, with second reading and adoption on the 24th day of February 2011.

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CHARLOTTE HENDIUCKS, MAYOR CITY OF HARTFORD

Ph: 270-298-3612 - Fax: 270-298-3220

a hearing on March 22,2011, at 'S0:OO am., light Time, in the ease

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examining the appl stment Clause from July 17, 1, 2@10 and cross=examin-

ing witnesses. "The h e ~ r ~ n ~ ~ o ~ ~ i s s ~ ~ ~ ' ~ offices at 211

left: Tamer Dewitt, Wyatt is, Sarah HewdEicks, Cade ha Taylor and ‘]rod8 Biever.

A very important meeting of area veterans will be conducted on the second Satur- day of March. All veterans are welcome and encouraged to attend, as 2011 officer nominations will be requested during the meeting and 2011 work projects will be outlined.

One of the largest ever number of veterans was ob- served at the February meeting. Twenty-five areaveterans enjoyed great fellowship at the Saturday meeting and received their free Veteran’s Day photo after the meeting.

During the March meeting additional nominations for 201 1 officers will be taken and anyone who has not received their free 2010 Veteran’s Day photo may do so at Saturday‘s

meeting. All area veterans are

needed as the Post has sev- - era1 projects for 201 1 to work on as a group. Including: scholarships, highway 60 yard sale, annual buddy poppy sales, and another veteran’s day service to plan.

Post 5186 also is collecting “cell phones for soldiers,” flags which need to be retired and other community projects. The post will also plan free grave site flags for area soldiers.

The first twenty who sign in March 12th, will receive a free American Bald Eagle, Red, White and Blue, two blade “Barlow” Knife. Please attend Saturday, March 12th, 2011 meeting (1O:OO a.m.> at the Masonic L,odge Building in Hawesville. AD area veterans are welcome and needed.

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The Kentucky Public Service Commission will hold a hearing on March 22, 2011, at 1O:OO a.m., Eastern Daylight Time, in the case of In the Matter of: A? Examination of the Application of the Fuel Adjustment Clause of Big Rivers Electric Corporation from July 17, 2009 through October 31, 2010, Case No. 2010-00495, for the purpose of examining the application of Big Rivers Electric Corporation’s Fuel Adjust- ment Clause from July 17, 2009 through October 31,201 0 and cross-examining witnesses. The hearing will be held at t he Commission’s offices at 211 Sower Boule-

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and commercial projects in January. The annual rate was near its decade low, set in August .

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The Standard & Poor's 500 index fell 20.89, or 1.6 percent, to 1,306.33. The Nasdaq composite fell 44.86, or 1.6 percent, to 2,737.41.

Three stocks fell for every one that rose on the New York Stock Exchange. Consolidated trading volume came to 4.8 billion shares.

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metals prices rose Tuesday as ongo- ing unrest in the Middle East stoked fears of oil supply disruptions that could dampen economic growth.

Gold and silver prices rose as investors parked their money in precious metals investments that are often used as hedges against political and economic instability. Precious metals fell earlier this year as investors started moving money back in the stock market, but the unpredictable global situation has made them attrac- tive again.

"It's a haven," said George Gero, senior vice president for RBC Wealth Management in New York "What's driving them into gold are instability fears, politically and economically.

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke told Congress Tuesday that a prolonged rise in oil prices would hurt the U.S. economy, although he said runaway inflation is LJnlikf?ly. Trad- ers also see a possible government shutdown looming in Washington as Congress and President Obama dis- agree on budget issues.

Taken tvgether, metals look like a better investment than stocks or even the dollar, Gero said. The demand for safety should keep gold prices between $1,400 and $1,450 an ounce for the near future, he said.

Gold for Aoril deliverv rose $21.30

delivery rose 60.7 cents to settle at $34.427 an ounce.

In other metals contracts, March copper added 1.25 cents to settle at $4.4905 a pound. June palladi- um gained $17 10 at $816 70 an ounce April platinum rose $35.90 to $1,845.10 an ounce.

Oil prices, meanwhile, climbed as Iran clamped down on anti-government protesters while Libyan protesters expanded their control over the country Oil prices surged 13 percent last week, peaking above $100 per barrel.

In Iran, pro-reform groups have clashed with the government, as the country's political crisis escalated Iran exports about 2.5 million barrels of oil and natural gas liquids per day, about 3 percent of global demand.

Benchmark oil for April delivery rose $2.66 cents to settle at $99,68 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.

In other Nymex trading, heating oil gained 8.46 cents to settle at $2.0235 per gallon, gasoline rose 9.07 cents to settle at $2.9834 per gallon and natural gas lost 16 4 cents to settle at $3.873 per 1,000 CrJbiC feet.

Grains and beans were mixed, In May contracts, wheat fell 6.75 cents to settle at $8.1025 a bushel, corn gained 4.5 cents to settle at $7.35 a bushel and soybeans rose 10.5 cents

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The Kentucky Public Service Commission will hold , a hearing on March 22, 2011, at 1O:QO a m , Daylight Time, in the case of In the Matter of: An Jixamination of the Application of the Fuel ;Adjustment Clause of Big Rivers Electric :Corporation from July 17,2009 through October 311, 12010, Case No. 2010-00495, for the purpose of /examining the application of ivers Electric corporation's Fuel Adjustment Clause From July 17, i2009 through Qctober 31, 2010 and crossmexaminm ing witnesses, The hearing will be held at the Commission's offices at 211 Sower Frankfort, Kentucky.

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. Commission’s offices ai: 217 Sower Boulevard, Frankfort, Kentucky.

CIVIL ACTION FILE NO. 10-CI-00385, Div I 2lst MORTGAGE CORPORATION, PLAINTIFF, vs. COMMISSIONER’S SALE CHXISTOPHER W A m MLTDD, ET AL, DEFENDANTS.

By virtue of a judgment and order of sale of the Grayson Circuit Court entered February 1, 2011, in the above-styled action, I shall proceed to offer for sale at the Grayson County Judicial Building, in the Gra son District Courtroom, 500 Carroll Gibson Blvd., Leitchfield, Kentucky, on tZe 21st day of March, 2011, at 1:OO PM, the following descried real p ro r r ty , to-wit: That certain tract or parcel of real estate 1 ing and eing in the State oi Kentucky and in the county of Grayson andmore particularly described as folIows.

Beginning at a stalte in the S right of wa of Embry Road approximatel 420 feet E. of the Intersection of Fox Run RoaJ and Embry Road; thence wityl ‘the said Right of Way of Embry Road approximately 420 feet in an easterly direction to a stake: corner to Robert L. Frank; thence in southerly direction approximately 420 feet to a stake: corner to Robert L. Frank thence in a westeilv direction ap roximately 420 feet to a stake; corner to Robert L Frank; thence in a northerly 8rection approximately 420 feet to the beginning NOTE: Propert has on in a manufactured home 1998 Clayton Dream, 28x52, serial number C&P005498TNAB.

Being the same propert conveyed to Christopher Wayne Mudd and Dawn Michelle Mudd, his wfe %om Jimmie Frank and Patricia Frank, his wife. by deed dated the 21st day of November, 1995, or record Deed Book 258. Page 1-11, in the Office of the Clerk of Grayson County, I<entucky. Pro erty address: 3031 Watershed Road Caneyville, Kentucky 42721 8, a sufficiency thereof to satisfy the sum of $60,151.20 the amount awarded in the judgment.

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Master Commissioner will on Tuesday March 22, 2011, at 1:OO p m offer fo1 ’ sale the property described below The property will be offered at public 1 auction to the hi hest bidder on terms of TEN (10%) PERCENT down in. the

form of cash, casfier’s check or certified check, and the balance on a credit ol forty-five (45) days, secured by a bond-with sufficient suret , bearing interest a1 the accruin interest rate of 12% per annum from date of safe until &e purchase price is pais. The auction will be held at the newest judicial building located al 500 Carroll Gibson Boulevard., Leitchfield. Kentucky the following describec

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Temporary Farm Workers needed. Em- Ioyer: Nathan Lovell - Muhlenberg Co, Y. Tobacco, Straw/Hay, Row Crop, :ow Crop-Produce, & Alternative Work. mnlovrnent Dates: 04/15/11 - 01/01/12.

, . i Jaie-b $9 71/hr. Worker guaranteed 3/4 6f contract hours. Tools provided at no ost. Free housing provided to non com- nuting workers. Transportation & subsis- ence reimbllrsed when 50% of contract

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- -i-'r - - yr;a,.;r vt " , y 4 V ' I V S <VI.> % I , U U L V l I ."I.. 1 . ~. .-l.. - repair and maintenance. Related vocaiional or technical school training will substitute for the experience on a yesr-for-year basis. Applicants and employees in this classification may be required to submit to a drug screening test and background check. Salary $2000.08 - $2657.70 per month.

Applications can be completed on-line at http://personnel. ky.gov/employment/ until March 6, 201 1 For inquiries, contact Betty Woodward at 270-388-9781

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I hereby certify that the above is a true and correct summary of an Ordinance adopted by .the City of Benton on 2-2 1-201 1

MARTIN W JOHNSON City Attorney Post Office Box 450 Benton, Kentucky 42025

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RE4L ESTATE TRACTS Tract I * A Nice 3 Or 4 Bedroom, 3 Bath Brick Home Featuring Eat-In Kitchen IN/

Newer Appliances (Built-In Frigidaire Dishwasher, Whirlpool Smooth Top Stove &Whirlpool Double Oven), Dining Area, Formal Living Room, OenlFamiiy Room wIBuilt-in Entertainment Center, Shelving & Brick Gas tog Fireplace, Utility Room, Screened In Porch, Central HIA (4- 3 Yrs Old), Large Open Walkout Finished Basement &Attached Garage Exterior Features Include Covered Front Porch, Covered Patio, Circular Driveway &Attached 2 Car Carport All Situated On 1 024 Acres. Tract 2* 32'x78' Storage Building wn Units (1O'x32', lO'x34' & 12'x38'), 24'x88' Storage Building w/lO'x8B' Lean To And 8 Units (lO'x24' Each) All Situated On 1 fi58Acres

Real Estate Sells At 1O:OO AM Absolute To The Highest Bidder! Auction H@!d on Site! FURNITURWAPPLIANCES - Kenmore Dryer, Metal Baker's Rack, Metal Kitchen Table wlGIass Top & 4 Chairs, Dining Table wlfi Chairs & 2 Leaves, Large China Cabinet, Matching Klaussner Leather Couch, Chair & Ottoman, Lane LamplSide Tables, 3 Pc Oak Glass Top Living Room Set (Coflee Table, End Table S Sofa Table), 4 Pc. Oak Post Bedroom Suite, Antique tamp iable, Knee Hole'Nriling Desk, Oak Computer Oesk, Standing Jewelry Cabinet wl0ueen Anne Legs, Lane Cedar Chest, 4 Pc. Bookcase Bedroom Suite, 3 Pc Antique Bedroom Suite, Cloth RockedReciiner, 1950's iable !w/fi Chairs, Old Aiwater Kent & Philco Radios, Palio Furniture, Small Appliances (GE Toaster, Sunbeam Mixmaster, Coffee Pol, Elc ) 60t CLOCI(S/WATCHES.- 6 0 t Clocks (Schah, Ho Co, Kundo, Sessions, Gilberl, Westclox, Coca-Cola, Petter Blue Book, Seth Thomas 31 Day Clock, Waterbury 31 Day Clock, Coo Koa, Regulator, Mantle, Wail, Anniversary), 1Ot Pocket Watches (Elgin, 22 Jewel Hamilton, Ingersoll, Solar, Edge Swiss made, New Era, New York Slandard), Wrist Watches (Lord Elgin, Hamilton, lngersoll Mainliner Special), Large Assortment Of Clock Tools, Pads & Books GLRSSWARWCDSTUME JEWELRY/MISC.- Coreile, Fire King, Corningvme, Pyrex, Japan Decorative Plates, Pfaltzgraff Dishes, Pressed/Pattern Glass, Matching LeHon Candle Holders, Large Collection of Bells (Glass, Porcelain, Clear, Cranberry, Cobalt, Brass, Elc.), Nice Stemware, Lamps, Linens, Ken & Neal Holland Prints, Oneida Silverplate Tea Pol, Olher Nice Piclures S Prink, 2 Pouting Oolls, Books. Old Wood Gavel, Ouills (Some Handmade), Christmas Oecoralions, Large Collecfion Of Coslume Jewelry (Necklaces, Broaches, Bracelets, Earrings, Elc ), Player Piano, Windmill Lavin Ornament RIDING MOWEWTOOLSIPRDPANETANK~. Craftsman 22 HP 4 6 Cut Riding Mower, Oremei, Vices, B&D Buffer, 0-3" Micrometer, Old Planes, Guardian 12 Speed HD Orili Press, Drill Bits, Craftsman 12" Band SawiSander, Craftsman Bell Sander, Craftsman PlanerlJoiner, 6' Bed Lathe, 12" Planer, Ouincy Air Compressor, Hand Toots, 500 Gallon ProaaneTank. 1915 Studebaker Bodv & Pads

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attend are received by that date, this hearing will be cancelled, and the matter shalt be considered submitted for decision based on the evidence in the record. Written notice of intent to attend this hearing should be sent to: Executive Director, Kentucky Public Service Commission, PO Box 61 5, Frankfort, Kentucky 40602.

The Kentucky Public Service Commission will hold a hearing on March 22, 2011, at 10:OO am., Eastern Daylight Time, in the case of In the Matter of: An Examination of the Application of the Fuel Adjustment Clause of Big Rivers Electric Corporation from July 17, 2089 through October 31, 2010, Case No. 2010-00.695, for the purpose of examining the application of Big Rivers Electric Corporation's Fuel Adjustment Clause from July 17, 2009 through October 3Il 20'1 0 and cross-examining witnesses. The hearing will be held at the Commission's offices at 211 Sower Boulevard Frankfort, Kentucky.

AIR QUALITY PERMIT NOTICE Drat Etle V Operating Permit V44004 TVMarshall Combustion Turbine Plant

Plan1 1.D 21-157-00053 Tennessee Valley Aulhorily oi 1101 Market Slreet, ChaHanooga, TN 37402-2801, has applied to he Kentucb Division for Air Qualiiy far a renewal oi he permit lo operate a natural gasfired combuslion turbine power plan1 laciliiy at 6264 lnduslrial Parhay, CalveriCiiy, KY 42029 The planlis classifiedasallle V major sourcedue lo emissions 01 regulated air pollutants An electronic copy of he Division's draft permit should shorliy become available at hHpf/~r~.govlPageslPublicNoticesandHearings.aspx, OHicid copies oihe Division's dralt permit and relevant supporting inlormaiion are available for inspeclion by Ihe public during normal business hours at the fo!loiiiing localions: Division for Ajr Qualiiy, 200 Fair Oaks Lane, 1st floor, FranMori, KY 40601, phone (502) 564.3999; Division ior Air Qualily, Paducah Aegionai OHice, 130 Eagle Nest Drive, Paducah, KY 42003, phone (270) 898.8468; and the Marshall Couniy Public library, 1003 Poplar Street, Benlon, IKY 420254315, phone (270) 527.9969 For a period 01 30 days he Division wili accepl commenls on l e drat permil and aHord theopporiuniiy lor a pubiic hearing.Theiirslday of Ihe30dayperiod is leday ater he publicah'on 01 this nolice Comments and/or public hearing requests should be sent Io Mr. James Morse at the above Frankfort address or e-maii James.Morse@b"gov. Any person who requests a public hearing musl stale the issues lo be raised at the hearing. If the Division finds that a hearing will contribute lo he decision+naking process by clariiying significant issues afecting the drat permit, a hearing viill be announced. All relevanlcommentsviill be considered in issuing the proposed permit. U S EPA has up lo 45 days following issuance of he proposed permiltosubmit comments Theslatus regarding EPA's45~dayreviewollhisprojec1 and l e deadline tor submining acilizen petih'on vili be posled at leiolloviing viebsile address: hHpf~nv.epa.govlregion4/airlpermil~en~c~~hlm shod1 y after he end 01 his 3Oday comment period Furlher inlormalion can be oblained by calling Mr. Ben Markin al(502) 564.3999. The Commonvieallh 01 Kentuchy does no1 discriminate on he basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age or disability in employment or he provision 01 sei- t e s a n d provides,uponrequesl, ieasonableaccommodah'onincluding au~li~aides and seivicesnecessaly to aiiord indvidualsan equal oppoduniiy lo participate in all programs and ach'vilies. Materials vili be provided in allemate formal upon request

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The Kentucky Public Service :ommission will hold a hearing on March 22, 2011, at 1O:OO a.m., Eastern Daylight Time, in the case of In the Matter of: An Examination of the Application of the Fuel Adjustment Clause of Big Rivers Electric Corporation from July 17, 2009 through October 31, 2010, Case No. 2010-00495, for the purpose of examining the application of Big Rivers Electric Corporation's Fuel- Adjustment Clause from July 17, 2009 through October 31! 2010 and cross-examining witnesses. The hearing will be held at the Commission's offices at 211 Sowei Boulevard, Frankfort, Kentucky.

ADULT FOSTER CARE PROVIDER:

Opportunity for a meaningful and rewarding experience. This position iz responsible for providing a family atmosphere for adults with D/ID & MH in your own home. Monthly service fee as wel! as room and board sti- pend provided. Applicants must be 21 of age. Background check is required for all states resided] worked in over the past year. Competitive Salary, experience a plus but not required, all training provided. Forward Resume and application to: Amy Brazzell - Execu~ve Assistant

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: of: Anna Bell Meworthy, 10935 ST 9, Sturgis, KY 42459. Executor Elna Kay 2410 Weston Road, Marion, KY 42064. if appointment: February 3, 2011. Attor- lone. 3 of: Marie Duncan, 623 North Main , Sturgis, KY 42459. Executor: Sue I, PO Box 305, Sturgis, KY 42459. Date pointment: February 17, 2011. Attar- narc Wells, PO Box 644, Princeton, KY

? of: Charlotte Kyer Collins, 9810 St. South, Sturgis, KY 42459. Executor

onway, 3625 Bells Mine Road, Sturgis, 459. Robert Dyer, 1800 Castle Highway, 4nce, KY 40019. Date of appointment: ary 10, 201 1 Attorney: None. ? of: Rita Marie Clements, 11 20 SR 141 wganfield, KY 42437. Executor: Stepha- wie Beaven, 4230 SR 666, Morganfield, 437. Date of appointment: February 10, Attorney: None. ? of: Charles Darnien Fowler S R , 16 1 in, Waverly, KY 42462. Executor: James uler, 75 McKendree Road, Waverly, KY . Date of appointment: February 24, Attorney: None. -. . - .. ,,__ h ,

Kentucky Public Service mission will hold a hearing on ;h 22, 2011, at 1O:OO a.m., Eastern light Time, in the case of In the Matter \n Examination of the Application of :uel A d j u $ t ~ e n ~ Clause of tric Corporation from July 17, 2009 ugh October 31, 2010, Case No. 1-00495, for the purpose of examin- :he application of Big Rivers Electric )oration's Fuel Adjustment Clawsf I July 17, 2009 through October 3-l I and cross-examining witnesses

hearing will be held at the imission's offices at 211 Sower levard, Frankfort, Kentucky.

Screen Competitive Pay

Package 6 Paid Holidays Paid Vacation

Retirement Plan

Wanted Experienced housekeeper Call 952-629 1

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FULL TIME MEDICAL RECORDSlSUPPLY CLERK

POSITION OPEN Applicant needs to have previous medical knowledge and experience. Medical Records is

ration, compilation, analysis, maintenance and filing. Supply Clerk is responsible for ordering and stocking all medical supplieslinventory that is required for patient care. Previous medical terminology experience is a plus.

Comparable benefits. For interview, please email resume to MGWaod@ Extendicare.com or mail to Mary Wood, Administrator, Morganfield Nursing and Rehabilitation Center at 509 North Carrier, Morganfield, KY 42437. Fax number is

responsible for medical records through prepa- I

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Hiring Experienced Drivers:

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QISSAN PATHFINDER '07 82,000 mi. Loaded, $15,995.270-302-7875

:hrysler Town &Country 2002- VG,,Limited Edition, one owner, Exc. Cond., 119k miles, tan/gold inside & outside, all options including leather heated bucket seats, DVD w/all power, Owens- boro, KY $7,300 Call 812-306-3036

)edge Caravan '00 w/Braun Handicap Package, $8,000. Power Wheel Chair "Reclines" like new, $3,000. Call 683-0179 or 313-9082

)ODGE GRAND CARAVAN '98 :lean, well maintained, 165k mi., $3,995. Call 270-929-9463

)edge Grand Caravan SE '08- 74k, dual air, all pbwer, 1 owner, $10,300 316-4831

!ord Windstar '01 114K miles, good condition $3,2Mllobo 270-945-5714

IISSAN QUEST SE '07 Leather, climate control, back-up camera, loaded, 35,000 mi., under book, $14,00O/OBO. Call 270-316-4691

:HEW PICKUP '91 Good cond., runs aood, $2500/OBO. 313-1080 anytime or

at 722 W. 10th St. (Off Walnut St.)

lodge Dakota '88 - V-6, auto., high mi uns good, $1200. Call 270-315-7706

oodge Ram 1500 '07 Quad Cab, 4.7L, /8, 53U mi. $17,5OO//obo. 270-952-7414

3RD F-I50 2000 Ext. Cab 4x4, 16,000 mi., $8,500.270-316-4366

ord F150 '01 4WD, 32K mi. on motor, !d whhrome $7,995 256-1029

3RD F150 Lariat '04 Super Crew, 4WD, i.4L, leather, sun roof, garage kept, Daded. 76K miles $1 8,900 270-315-2016

WIC Sonoma SLS 1995 2 Door Pickup, !.2L Injection 4 cyl., ZWD, 5 spd., ianual trans., new paint- Pink, 22K miles $3,000.313-0095

uick Century '95 116 K miles, garage .ept, extra clean. $2,500 270-499-0307

l ick Lacross '07 white/tan interior,

lick LeSabre '03 94K, all power, Runs ireat! $5,200 926-2938 or 925-7356

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JlCK REGAL Grand Sport '91 Rare! tood cond. $2,500. 270-315-2408

idillac STS '02 V8, S-roof, Navigation ystem, 83K, needs airbags & radiator. 2,000 929-51 76

bevy Camaro '00 V6, silver, 120K mi., -tops, new tires. $4,500 903-1590

E V Y CAVALIER '9s Black, 64K orginai iil, 4 cyl., auto., $4.000.270-314-7770

levy Cavalier 6999 White, 2 dr , nice Br, great gas mileage, $2995 311 270-31 5-2259 or 664-5366

levy Cobalt LT '07- 4dr., 48k, auto, uise, power windows, $6,650 274-4356

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FORD 500 SEL 2007 Leather, new tires & Pontiac SE Grand Am '99 2 dr exc. rear brakes, $10,400. Call 684-4944 cond. inside/out. $3,900iTrade 925-3806

FORD MUSTANG GT '01 Black Coupe, NEWT56 Tranny, Chrome Cobra Wheels, Bassani Exhaust, Lots of Extras1 Very Sharp & Fast! $9,00O/obo 270-314-8693

FORD TAURUS '06 power windows, locks, CD, new tires, brakes, battery. 64,750 mi. $8,995 684-6659,231-2157

Hyundai Sonata '08 black. exc. condition.

TOVOTA CAMRV SE 2005 3.3 liter V-6, auto., sunroof, 18" Alloy rims w/new tires, recently serviced, clean, 137,000 mi. $9,000. Call 270-929-0222

Toyota Solara '04 Sunroof, 50K mi., NADA $12,000 asking $8,500.316-0611

Lincoln Mark V I1 LSC '89, 2 dr., 64K mi., aarase ked, $5.000 270-233-5147 - -

5 9 ~ . all power, 4 c y ~ ,30tmpg HW. miles $ 1 1,000 270-903-8445,499-2286

Hyundai Tiburion '06 Aftermarket exhaust Runs Graat! $8,995 993-9741 tube. $700. Call 270-281-0021 .

OWENSBORO MOTOR 1600 W. 2nd St. 685-5638 '04 Grand AM GT $6,990; '05 Impala $7,990; '03 PT Cruiser $4,990; '04 Intrepid $4,990; '01 Jetta $6,990; '96 Deville $4,450;'02 Intrigue $4,450;

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Pursuant to 830-0092 Major Revision No. 9

In accordance with KRS 350.070, notice is hereby given that Western Kentucky Minerals, Inc., P.O. Box 155 Philpot, Ky 42366, has applied for a major revision to an existing coal mining and reclamation operation located 0.6 miles southeast of Knottsville in Daviess County. The major revision will add 8.0 acres of surface disturbance making a total area of 562.0 acres within the revised permit boundary"

The proposed major revision area is approximately 0.4 miles southwest from KY Hwy 144 junctions with Aull Road and is adjacent to Joe's Run Creek.

The proposed major revision is located on the Maceo, KY U.S.G.S. quadrangle map- The surface area to be affected by the major revision is owned by Rhonda Smith.

The major revision proposes to disturb an additional 8.0 acres of land which involves one additional surface and mineral owner.

The major revision application has been filed for public inspection at the Department of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement's Madisonville Regional Office, State Office Building, 625 Hospital Drive, Madisonville, KY 42431. Written comments, objections or requests for a permit conference must be filed with the Director, Division ot Mine Permits. No. 2 Hudson Hollow. US. 127 South. Frankfort. Kentucltv 40602.

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The Kentucky Public Service Commission will hold a hearing on March 22, 2011, at 1O:OO a.m., Eastern Daylight Time, in the case of In the Matter of: An Examination of the Application of the Fuel Adjustment Clause of Big Rivers Electric Corporation from .July 17, 2009 through October 31, 2010, Case No. 2010-00495, for the purpose of examining the application of Big Rivers Electric Corporation's Fuel Adjustment Clause from July 17, 2009 through October 31, 2010 and cross-examining witnesses, The hearing will be held at the Commission's offices at 211 Sower Boulevard, Frankfort, Kentucky.

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Commission wili hold a heari

of In the Mater of: An Exami of the Application of the Fu Adjustment Clause of Big Rive Electric Corporation from July f 2009 through October 31, 201 Case No, 2010~00495, for the p

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Public Notice

PHH Mortgage Corporation dba Century 21 Mortgage, Plaintiff vs. John West, aka John V. West, Patricia K. West, and AmeriCredit Financial Services, Defendants.

CIVIL ACTION NO. 10-CI-00223

By virtue of a Judgment and Order of Sale entered in the Caldwell Circuit Court on Febmary 18,2011, in the above action, I shall proceed to offer for sale at the courthouse door, in the City of Princeton, Caldwell County, Kentucky, to the highest bidder at PUBLIC AUCTION on Monday, March 21,2011 at 1:OO p.m., cash or upon a credit for 30 days, the real estate located at 1101 North Jefferson, Princeton, Kentucky 42445, described more particularly in Deed Book 247 page 10, Office of the Caldwell County Clerk.

The judgment in this case is for approximately $32,415.54, plus interest, late fees, assessments and attorney fees. For the balance of the purchase price, the purchaser must execute a bond with approved surety, which shall bear interest at 12% per annum from date of sale and payable to the Commissioner within 30 days If bond is given, the Commissioner shall require the purchaser to make a cash deposit of 10% of

1 the bid amount This sale is subject to all ad valorem taxes for 2010 and all prior years. ' Taxes for 2011 shall be paid by the purchaser.

Bidders should be prepared to comply pzornptly with these terms Any announcements made on day of sale shall take precedence over printed matter contained

JILL L. GIORDANO, IvMTER COMM.

Stephanie A Maguire, Attorney for Plaintiff

Kentucky Housing Corporation, Plaintiff vs Rodney L. Edwards, a/k/a Rodney Ed- wards and Kim Edwards, a/k/a Kimberly Edwards, Defendants.

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energy Corp., 6402 Old Cotydon Road, Hendei g rates with the Kentucky Public Service Comr signed to flowthrough to Kenergy's custom hich will resuit irom the rate increase Big Rivet I produce revenues to cover the $2,000,614 in otice, which are the rates contained in the api entucky Public Service Commission may order I"

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)piion B. Low load Factor (below 50%) Customer Charge per Delivery Point )emand Charge: All KW During Month inergy Charge: First 150 KWH per KW, per KWH Over 150 KWH per KW, per KWH

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tenceci Idolioway TO a Local of one year in prison.

0 Charges against Tom- my Simpson were dis- missed without prejudice on Feb. 23.

Kentucky State Police Post 2 in Madisonville reported the following acci- dents:

Kentucky State Police Post Two in Madisonnville reported the following activity:

Man, F@b. 2B,l:47 p n For the month of F e b m

2011, Post 2 reports the following activity:

* mested 37 ir4ipcaired &ivers;

@issued a total of 2,445 dta- tiom;

*issued 852 speedu?g cita- tions;

@issued 236 seat belt cita- ti0IlS;

@issued 28 child restraint citatjlons;

@issued 706 courtesy no- tices;

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ivingston Central is look- .'or a new girl's basketball :h. As of lhesday, Febru- 22, Chuck Mitchell is no ;er filling the position. [ell Chittenden, Liv-

ingston County Superintend- The open coaching positions ent, released a statement the have been posted, and think following day. "Mr. Mitchell the softball position will be has been relieved of all coach- filled very shortly," stated ing duties at Livingston Cen- Chttenden. At press time Stan '

tral High School. We don't Head has been named Lady and can't comment on per- Cardinals Softball Coach. sonal issues with our staff.

Registration - February 26th Ik March 5th from 1O:OO am to 1230 pm Place: Livingston County BasebalUSoftball Park, Smithland, KY -08- Mail to: LCYBSA, PO Box 42, Smithland, KY 42081

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FFA jacket, and nesday was rubber boot Thursday was dress llke rmer, and Friday was your FFA t-shirt day.

y members participated e dress up days, and on ay, at the chapter meet- prizes were given to 11 :rent members. a Monday, Tuesday, Thursday nights, many

members w orbed gside basketball boost- in the concession stand

--,-A- .-. -.--_I- -. *I gional secretary. This is the highest office a BaIlard Me- niorial FFA member has received since 1998-99 school year. Nathan will serve along with 5 other members elected from the region. Zac Whitaker and Jane Thomson attended as delegates to thls meeting. In proficiency contests, Ballard Memorial had 6 winners out of the 10 contests they entered. Winners were Peyton Cooper in Dairy Production - placement, Drew Myers - Grain Production, Ryan Buchanan - Sheep Production, Logan Leigh ~ Ag Mechanics Re-

I _”---, . .--” .- .. r---*- Myers entered the extempo- raneous speaking contest, and Jane Thornson spoke in the turf and Lawn Im- promptu contest. Their par- ticipation helped to prepare them for the regional FFA contests on March 9. The chapter would like to thank Mrs. Lisa “Wifey” Williams for accompanying them on

As you can tell, many FFA members were busy last week as they participated in and carried out a wide variety of FFA activi- ties.

this trip.

e Scholastic Book Fair at rd County Elementary 11 will feature a carnival : this year, offering stu-

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Librarian Rhonda Pace said, “There will be lots of wonderful books to choose from for your c-hildren or grandchildren, to get them excited about books and reading.” Available titles will include bestsellers, Newberry and Caldecott medal-winners, chapter and picture books, and hun- dreds of other items available only at the fair.

A special family event is planned for Monday, March 14, from 3-7:30 p.m“ Every child who attends will receive a free book, compIiments of Family

Focus. They also are making cotton candy €or the students and adults.

Any parent, guardian or grandparent not able to attend on Monday, are welcome to shop anytime through March 17 during school hours. “Maybe you could come and eat lunch or brealcfast with your child, then stop in to shop,” Pace said. For more information, or to volun- teer to help at the book fair, please contact Pace at 665-8400, ext. 2238

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