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THE BANNER<br />

606-355-2370 bannernewspaper@aol.com October 1, 2019<br />

THE BANNER<br />

CONSUMER NEWS & CLASSIFIEDS SINCE 1989<br />

FREE!<br />

TAKE<br />

ONE<br />

Call Lindsey -<br />

For An Appointment<br />

606-308-3156<br />

Now Open!<br />

At the corner of<br />

Hwy 39 & Hwy 2750<br />

Main Street<br />

Crab Orchard Ky<br />

LK<br />

BEAUTY<br />

Open: Mon., Tue., Thur.,<br />

Fri., & Sat.<br />

Closed Wed. & Sun.<br />

Call Lauren -<br />

Spray Tan<br />

Certified Technician<br />

For An Appointment<br />

606-308-3097

2 OCTOBER 1, 2019 THE BANNER<br />

LUMBER<br />

Now Open on Wednesdays!<br />

Silver Belle's<br />

on Main<br />

Cafe & Bakery<br />

220 Main Street, Crab Orchard KY<br />

606-510-4203<br />

Call ins Available!<br />

Delivery Available!<br />

(Inside Crab Orchard City Limits)<br />

Check us out on FaceBook - Silver Belles on Main<br />

Specialty Coffee! Call Today<br />

Birthday Cakes!<br />

Breakfast & Lunch to Pre-Order<br />

Donuts!<br />

Served All Day! Your Holiday<br />

Burgers!<br />

Grilled Salads! Cakes,Pies<br />

Homemade<br />

&Cold Salads! & Desserts!<br />

Chicken Salad!<br />

Open Mon - Fri 7am-2pm, Sat 8am-3pm,<br />

Closed Sunday<br />

Band Sawed<br />

Lumber<br />

1" boards, 2x4, 2x6,<br />

4x4 & 5x5<br />

Cedar Post<br />

Various Lengths<br />

On All Lumber<br />

Also Will Custom<br />

Band Saw Your Logs<br />

606-271-0471<br />

INDUSTRIAL SERVICES<br />

All types of welding<br />

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Welders Fabricators<br />

Pipe Installers<br />

Duct Installers<br />

Machinery Installers<br />

Maintenance Workers<br />

Electricians<br />

Forklift Operators<br />

Crane Operators<br />

Construction Workers<br />

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CCI offers top pay for top experience and most<br />

likely we are doing work in your area.<br />

CCI Industrial Services is looking to fill the<br />

following positions...<br />

Machining<br />

Carpenters/Metal Stud Framers<br />

Concrete Workers<br />

Industrial Workers<br />

Steel Erectors<br />

CDL Drivers -Equipment<br />

•<br />

Haulers Preferred<br />

Machinery<br />

Installations<br />

Custom<br />

Fabrication<br />

Top Pay For Top Experience,<br />

401K Plan Available, Heath Insurance,<br />

Flexible Work Schedule<br />

Keep it simple, list and send last 3 places you have worked,<br />

hand written is okay with contacts and dates.<br />

Mail to P.O. Box 433 Somerset, KY 42502<br />

or apply in person at 799 Kit Cowan Rd Somerset, Ky 42501<br />

or email to info@cablecontracting.us<br />

CCI INDUSTRIAL SERVICES<br />

Phone: 606-677-0241 Fax: 606-677-0154<br />

1305 Paint Lick Road<br />

Paint Lick, KY 40461-9715<br />

I-75 at Exit 76,<br />

1 Mile W. on Hwy. 21<br />

BEREA, KY 40403<br />

(859) 986-9087<br />

Open Mon. - Sat.<br />

10 a.m. - 5 p.m.<br />

Closed Sun.<br />

Pappy's<br />

Place<br />

Produce<br />

Grocery<br />

& Tanning<br />

Purple Heart Vinyl Supplies<br />

106 Lancaster Street<br />

Crab Orchard, KY 40419<br />

-----<br />

Owner<br />

We Have<br />

Marketia Caisse<br />

Tee Shirts! & Decals!<br />

Mon, Tue<br />

Thur, Fri, Sat<br />

9am-5:30pm<br />

Closed Wed, Sun<br />

(606) 308-9986 / (860) 884-9220<br />

www.purpleheartvinyl.com<br />

purpleheartvinyl@gmail.com<br />

AUTHORIZED<br />

RESELLER<br />

Cheese<br />

Burger<br />

Deluxe<br />

$4.50<br />

108 Lancaster St.<br />

Crab Orchard, KY<br />

6am-9pm Mon - Sat<br />

Little Bee Boutique<br />

Ladies & Children Boutique Clothing<br />

Celebration of Life Gifts<br />

Primitive Decor<br />

Authorized Candleberry Candles<br />

& Cubbies Dealer<br />

Embroidery - Items Personalized<br />

(Buy Item Here or Bring It In)<br />

While Supplies Last - Skecher Twinkle<br />

Toes Shoes $5 pair. Yes! $5 pair!<br />

912 S. Wallace Wilkinson Blvd<br />

Liberty, KY M-F 9-5 & Sat 9-2<br />

606-787-2562<br />

J & V SLAUGHTER HOUSE<br />

859-792-4249<br />

360 j&v Lane<br />

Stanford, ky 40484<br />

(Halfway Between Lancaster & Crab Orchard on HWY 39)<br />

open 6 days a week<br />

closed on sunday<br />

meat packaging<br />

& processing<br />

Now Processing Hogs & Beef<br />

Schedule Now To Beat The Fall Rush!<br />

Hogs & Beef Available<br />

Now Accepting<br />

DEER<br />

FOLLOW<br />

US<br />

ON<br />

FACEBOOK!

From<br />

The<br />

Editor<br />

Tom Tyler<br />

I think about why I listen to some<br />

of the music I listen to and what<br />

influenced me... Thinking of when I<br />

was young and I used to sit in my<br />

dad’s car and listen to 8 tracks of<br />

The Statler Brothers, Hank Snow,<br />

Fats Domino and Johnny Cash. My<br />

dad had told me once that when he<br />

was younger, he had heard that Fats<br />

Domino was at Renfro Valley, (don’t<br />

know if he was performing or passing<br />

through) but my dad said he<br />

got there only in time to see him<br />

Answer on page 22.<br />

leaving in the back of a Cadillac. I<br />

think about songs my dad played<br />

on his guitar often on the porch. I<br />

can remember the songs my uncle<br />

and sister played on their record<br />

players, and my uncle had me singing<br />

on a portable reel to reel when I<br />

still had “baby talk.” I still have that<br />

recording. I had gotten a ukulele<br />

when I was young and learned<br />

chords from a “Mel Bay” chord<br />

book and could play it pretty well<br />

and then I must have lost interest.<br />

I don’t remember what even happened<br />

to that ukulele. I remember<br />

Charlie Napier as a 5th grade<br />

teacher, entertaining us with his<br />

guitar playing when we had time.<br />

The rules are simple. A quick look reveals that the<br />

puzzle is a 9-by-9 grid of squares divided into nine 3-<br />

by-3 square blocks, with some of the squares filled<br />

in for you. The object is to fill in the blank squares in<br />

such a way that each of the numbers 1 to 9 appears<br />

exactly once in each row, column, and block.<br />

If the puzzle has been constructed properly, there<br />

should be only one way to complete the diagram<br />

within the rules of the game.<br />

THE BANNER OCTOBER 1, 2019 3<br />

Thank you Charlie. As a teen I<br />

picked up a guitar and learned<br />

chords again from a “Mel Bay”<br />

book. I remember playing guitar on<br />

Roundstone teacher Harry<br />

Holland’s porch as a teen. Although<br />

we knew almost everyone<br />

on our street, I don’t know how we<br />

had started playing together, I<br />

guess I was riding my bike and saw<br />

him playing on the porch and struck<br />

up a conversation? Doesn’t sound<br />

like me at the time because I was<br />

terribly shy and quite as a kid. In<br />

high school I took guitar class<br />

which taught me about the notes,<br />

root notes, keys etc. Thank You<br />

Mrs. Margie Wilcop. My dad got<br />

my first electric guitar for me, but<br />

before I could drive, I bought a<br />

Stratocaster copy (a Global brand)<br />

which I paid for by laying it away<br />

and paying $5 or $10 at a time. I still<br />

have that guitar. Later I was in a<br />

start up band and someone I knew<br />

from school, Marvin Bowling was<br />

playing barre chords which I had<br />

not discovered yet, (he had went<br />

to California, I guess to seek his fortune?<br />

I thought at the time he<br />

learned cool guitar stuff there). I<br />

then think about the English teacher<br />

that played The Beatle’s Eleanor<br />

Rigby to get the class to think about<br />

the lyrics. Mrs Young? Mrs. Allen?<br />

I can’t remember which. Then there<br />

was Mrs. Betty Jo McKinney that<br />

taught English, but also started a<br />

creative writing club. I learned in<br />

that club how to arrange words or<br />

Seagrove’s<br />

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Resident Manager<br />

on site<br />

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10x10<br />

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IN CITY LIMITS<br />

ON HWY 643<br />

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switch lines of a poem (at the time)<br />

to get a different meaning. That<br />

helped me so much in song writing.<br />

So I was being taught from so many<br />

places without realizing it. I have<br />

Visit historic Danville, KY<br />

to enjoy a benefit luncheon to<br />

support Shepherd’s House<br />

and the Trinity Historic<br />

Preservation Community.<br />

Trinity’s tenth annual luncheon<br />

is sponsored, prepared, and<br />

served by the Trinity Episcopal<br />

Women’s Club. Choose from a<br />

buffet that includes numerous<br />

lived through 60’s & 70’s rock &<br />

disco, 80’s hair metal, 90’s grunge. I<br />

was even playing bass in a country<br />

band in the ‘90’s, but now find myself<br />

listening to 1960’s music.<br />

salads, soups, sandwiches,<br />

beverages, and fabulous deserts.<br />

Lunch is served from 11:00am to<br />

1:30pm on Thursday, Oct 3rd at<br />

Trinity Episcopal Church, 320 W<br />

Main St Danville KY.<br />

Tickets are $12/$10 in advance.<br />

Contact Diane at<br />

859-209-2045 or<br />

dmeshako17@gmail.com.<br />

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4 OCTOBER 1, 2019<br />

THE BANNER<br />

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If you want to guard against loss from a<br />

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which means there’s an agent in every county<br />

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KENTUCKY FARM BUREAU<br />

DID YOU KNOW?<br />

• “I like the cut of your jib”, refers<br />

to one's general appearance<br />

or personality. In the 17th century<br />

the shape of the front-most<br />

jib sail often identified a vessel's<br />

nationality, and hence whether it<br />

was hostile or friendly. The term<br />

was being used figuratively by<br />

the early 1800s, often to express<br />

like or dislike for someone.<br />

“HARVEST MOON”<br />

INSURANCE<br />

Word Search<br />

BIG ON COMMITMENT<br />

Answer on Page 23<br />

• Men are more likely than<br />

women to use shortcuts.<br />

• The 1918 flu pandemic (the<br />

Spanish flu) was unusually<br />

deadly. It infected 500 million<br />

people worldwide, including<br />

people on remote Pacific islands<br />

and in the Arctic. An estimated<br />

50 million to100 million (three to<br />

five percent of Earth's population<br />

at the time) died, making it one<br />

of the deadliest epidemics in human<br />

history.<br />

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BUNDLES<br />

CANNERY<br />

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CULTIVATE<br />

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FEED<br />

FIELDS<br />

FODDER<br />

GARDEN<br />

GRAIN<br />

GRANARY<br />

HARVEST<br />

MARKET<br />

MOWER<br />

ORCHARD<br />

PLOW<br />

PRODUCE<br />

REAP<br />

SEEDS<br />

SILO<br />

SOW<br />

STAPLE<br />

STOCK<br />

STORAGE<br />

THRESHER<br />

TRACTOR<br />

TRUCK<br />

YARD<br />

HAVE FUN!

Vol. 32 No. 10<br />

The Banner is published as close as possible to the 1st of each<br />

month. Deadline for submissions for publication is 12:00 noon the<br />

Wednesday before the print date. (It may be the last Wednesday of<br />

the month or it may be the next to last Wednesday of the month.)<br />

The deadline for the next issue will be printed on the first classified<br />

page near the submission form. Space may become limited, in<br />

which it may not be possible to include submissions even if they<br />

are before the deadline. The earlier something is submitted, the<br />

more likely it will be placed.<br />

Business & for-profit organizations are encouraged to contact<br />

our advertising consultant at (606) 355-2370 for more information.<br />

The Banner doesn’t knowingly accept deceptive or fraudulent<br />

advertising. Readers can report appearance of fraud in any classified<br />

or display advertisement to the Publisher. The Banner reserves<br />

the right to reject any advertisement or submission which<br />

doesn’t meet established guidelines for acceptability by the publication.<br />

We can’t do every story someone may suggest or print<br />

every submission that is given to us.<br />

The advertiser agrees that neither the Publisher, the paper, the<br />

paper staff, nor The Banner’s parent company shall be held liable<br />

for damages as a result of any error in advertisement beyond the<br />

normal and customary occupied portion of the advertisement in<br />

which the error occurred; no matter the cause of the error, and<br />

there shall be no liability expressed or implied for non-insertion of<br />

any advertisement beyond the sum paid to The Banner for such<br />

advertisement. The views expressed in individual ads are not necessarily<br />

those held by The Banner staff nor owners.<br />

The Banner contact Information:<br />

PO Box 460, Crab Orchard, Ky 40419<br />

By Email: bannernewspaper@aol.com<br />

By Telephone: 606-355-2370 - Fax: 606-355-2320<br />

THE BANNER OCTOBER 1, 2019<br />

5<br />

SALE!<br />

HENSLEY’S USED CARS LLC<br />

AUTO’S<br />

2009 Toyota Camry 4/D 4 Cyl Auto...................2,995. 1996 Volvo 850 4/D 6Cyl Auto 79k miles...............1,995.<br />

2001 Toyota Camry 4/D V6 Auto.......................1,995. 2002 Mercury Cougar 2/D V6 Auto.......................1,495.<br />

2003 Buick Century 4/D V6 Auto.......................1,995. 2004 Volvo S40 4/D 4 Cyl Auto...............................1,795.<br />

2004 Infiniti G35 2/D V6 Auto.............................2,495. 2007 Ford Fusion 4/D AWD V6 Auto....................3,295.<br />

2008 Chevy Malibu 4/D 4 Cyl Auto..................2,995. 2001 Ford Taurus 4/D V6 Auto...............................1,495.<br />

2012 Chevy Cruze 4/D 4 Cyl Auto.....................3,495. 2001 Ford Mustang 2/D V6 Auto ..........................1,995.<br />

2010 Mazda 5 4/D 4 Cyl Auto.............................2,995. 2007 Cadillac CTS 4/D V6 86K ...............................4,495.<br />

2014 Mitsubishi Mirage 4/D 4Cyl Auto............2,995. 2006 Buick Lacrosse 4/D V6 Auto.........................1,995.<br />

2006 Chevy Impala 4/D V6 Auto .......................1,995. 2010 Chevy Impala 4/D V6 Auto............................4,995.<br />

1998 Eagle Talon 2/D 4Cyl Auto.......................... 995. 2005 VW New Bug Convt 2/D 4Cyl Auto 61K.....4,495.<br />

2004 Chevy Malibu 4/D V6 Auto.......................1,295. 2002 Cadillac Eldorado 2/D V8 Auto......................1,495.<br />

TRUCKS - VANS - SUV’S<br />

2007 GMC Yukon XL Denali AWD 4/D V8 Auto 3rd Row .....8,995.<br />

2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4x4 4/D V6 Auto.......2,995.<br />

2005 Chevy Tahoe 4x4 4/D V8 Auto.....................2,995.<br />

2005 Ford F150 XCab V6 5speed...........................2,495.<br />

2014 Ford Flex 4/D V6 Auto 97k miles...................8,995.<br />

2005 Ford F150 XCab V8 Auto .............................4,495.<br />

1999 Chevy C-2500 XCab 4x4 V8 Auto................2,495.<br />

2004 Chevy Blazer 4x4 V6 Auto.............................2,995.<br />

2006 Ford F150 QuadCab 4x4V8Auto 110kmiles 6,495.<br />

2004 Toyota 4Runner 4x4 4/D V6 Auto................2,495.<br />

2001 Ford Explorer 2/D 4x4 V6 Auto ....................1,495.<br />

2005 Chevy C-1500 4x2 V8 Auto ...........................2,495.<br />

1999 Ford Explorer 4x4 V8 Auto ...............................995.<br />

2005 GMC Yukon 4x4 4/D V8 Auto 3rdRow.........3,995.<br />

2011 Chevy Traverse 4/D V6 Auto........................6,995.<br />

2008 Chevy Equinox AWD 4/D V6 Auto .............2,995.<br />

2001 Toyota Rav4 4x4 4Cyl Auto..........................2,995.<br />

2008 Chevy Tahoe LTZ 4x4 4/D V8 Auto.............8,995.<br />

2013 Chevy C-1500 4x4 XCab V8 Auto Leather..11,995.<br />

HWY. 150 MT. VERNON KY.<br />

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2005 GMC Denali AWD 4/D V8 Auto TV/DVD 3rd Row Seat..............5,995.<br />

2015 Chevy C1500 LTZ Crew Cab 4x4 V8 Auto.....................................24,995.<br />

Plus Tax<br />

& Lic<br />

if needed<br />

2005 Chevy Suburban Z71 4x4 V8 Auto.............3,495.<br />

2005 GMC Denali 4x4 V8 Auto.............................3,995.<br />

2010 Nissan Frontier 4x4 XCab V6 Auto.............6,995.<br />

2011 Kia Sorento AWD V6 Auto..........................4,995.<br />

2006 Ford F150 4x4 XCab V8 Auto......................4,995.<br />

2002 Dodge Dakota 4x4 XCab V6 5Sp.................1,795.<br />

2009 Jeep Liberty 4x4 V6 Auto ............................2,995.<br />

2004 Dodge Ram 1500 4x2 V6 5Sp.......................3,995.<br />

2003 Chevy Trailblazer 4/D 4x4 6Cyl Auto.........1,795.<br />

1999 Chevy Tahoe 2/D V8 Auto...........................1,495.<br />

2013 Chevy C-1500 4x4 XCab V8 Auto.............11,900.<br />

2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4/D V6 Auto.............2,495.<br />

2012 Chevy Traverse AWD 4/D V6 Auto...........8,995.<br />

2003 Chevy C-1500 4x4 XCab V8 Auto ..............4,495.<br />

2001 Chevy Tracker 4x4 4D 4 Cyl Auto ................695.<br />

2005 Chevy Equinox AWD 4/D V6 Auto............2,995.<br />

2007 Ford F150 X-Cab 4X4...................................5,495.<br />

2005 Chevy Suburban 4x4 4/D V8Auto3rdRow.3,995.<br />

Check Out Gas Refrigerators & Freezers!<br />

E-Z Freeze, Crystal Cold, & Diamond Brands Available!<br />

Kitchen Utensils, Accessories, and Stainless Steel Cookware.<br />

Wander around and pick up some Candies, Jams and Jellies.<br />

Bulk Foods and Cheese by the block for savings!<br />

Fresh Big Brown Farm Eggs!<br />

Natural Herbs and Vitamins. New and Used Books<br />

Toys along with the softest of New Born goodies.<br />

Looking for that special gift? We have it!<br />

Wind Chimes, Oil Lamps and accessories to fix your family<br />

heirloom and so much more!<br />

8:30 am 4:30 pm<br />

6 Days a week<br />

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5920 KY Hwy 643<br />

Waynesburg, KY 40489<br />

(606) 355-7464<br />

39<br />

Stanford<br />

Waynesburg<br />

27 643 Ottenheim<br />

Country<br />

* Store<br />

643<br />

To<br />

Somerset<br />

643<br />

150<br />

1770<br />

Crab<br />

Orchard<br />

39<br />

150<br />

To<br />

Somerset<br />

5 miles from 150<br />

• Dr. Sarah King • Dr. Kevin Skidmore • Dr. Gary King •<br />

Optometrists<br />

Looking for 20/20 Vision in the Year 2020?<br />

859-986-7027<br />

Call us for an Appointment<br />

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6 OCTOBER 1, 2019 THE BANNER<br />

HERE’S MY CARD<br />

JERRY’S HOME REPAIR<br />

Porches & Decks Built<br />

Additions<br />

Door Replacement<br />

Electrical Repairs<br />

Michael E. Hall, Pharm.D<br />

Phone: 859-792-4611<br />

Fax: 859-792-3511<br />

email: suttonrx@aol.com<br />

606-386-0690<br />

S U T T O N<br />

P H A R M A C Y I N C .<br />

Friendly Service From People You Know<br />

Donald L. Cash<br />

Owner<br />

H. Scott Graham, R.Ph<br />

330 W. Maple Ave.<br />

Lancaster, KY 40444<br />

CASH<br />

MACHINE<br />

TOOL<br />

Steel & Fabrication<br />

9 Wallin Street<br />

Brodhead, KY 40409<br />

Cell Phone: 606-308-3032<br />

Email:cashmachinetool@yahoo.com<br />

Complete Home Comfort<br />

HEATING AND COOLING SALES, SERVICE & INSTALLATION<br />

523 West Street Sales and Service<br />

P.O. Box 516<br />

Brodhead, KY 40409<br />

Thank goodness for Goodman<br />

606-256-1683 Office<br />

859-661-5986 Cell<br />

606-758-0129 Fax<br />

chcmtvernon@windstream.net<br />

CRA-Z-PETS<br />

Chris Combs<br />

Owner<br />

Crazpetslondonky@yahoo.com<br />

Chris Bucher<br />

Manager<br />

Rodney L. Smith<br />

renfroscollisionberea@aol.com<br />

Heating & Air Conditioning<br />

LASTS AND LASTS AND LASTS<br />

219 London Shopping Center<br />

London, KY 40741<br />

1-606-330-0169<br />

Hwy 150 Mt. Vernon, KY 40456<br />

301 Richmond Road N<br />

Berea, KY 40403<br />

Phone 859-986-8611<br />

Fax 859-986-8351<br />

DIESEL POWER SYSTEMS<br />

Diesel Fuel Injection and Turbocharger Specialists<br />

®<br />

ALLIANT<br />

POWER<br />

A DIESEL FORWARD COMPANY<br />

M-F 8am-4:30pm<br />

TOLL FREE<br />

1-877-343-7356<br />

LIFE TIME<br />

Custom Windows<br />

Vinyl & Aluminum Clad Wood<br />

London<br />

Darryl Messer @ 606-682-0525<br />

Lebanon<br />

Anthony Belcher @ 270 -699-5490<br />

Serving Central and Eastern Kentucky<br />

Since 1972<br />

189 BROWNING RD.<br />

SOMERSET, KY 42503<br />

(606) 679-4325<br />

FAX 606-679-7389<br />

Providence Church of Christ<br />

109 Providence Cemetery Lane<br />

Brodhead, KY 40409<br />

Sunday Services: Minister: Robby Cable<br />

10:00 am Bible Study,<br />

Worship at 10:40 am<br />

Sunday evening at 6:00 pm<br />

Phone - 606-758-8524<br />

Our website:<br />

Wednesday night at 7:00 pm www.WhatSaithTheScriptures.com

THE BANNER OCTOBER 1, 2019 7<br />

8:30 am 4:30 pm • 6 Days a week<br />

We Have In Season Apples!<br />

Ginger Gold, Gala,<br />

Red Delicious, York,<br />

Rome, Jonagold, Mutzu,<br />

Jonathan, Winesap.<br />

Coming soon -<br />

Fuji, Pink Lady.<br />

The Worlds Fair<br />

What happened to the World’s<br />

Fair? How did the global cultural<br />

events that inaugurated broadcast<br />

television (New York 1939),<br />

built the Eiffel Tower (Paris<br />

1889), and introduced the world<br />

to the Ferris Wheel (Chicago<br />

1893) disappear?<br />

Actually, they haven’t: World’s<br />

Fairs haven’t gone anywhere, it’s<br />

just America that has moved on.<br />

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Days/Hours: September 23rd to November 2nd<br />

8:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M.<br />

No Sunday Sales<br />

New York World Fair 1939<br />

Theme was World of Tomorrow<br />

New York World Fair 1964<br />

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Waynesburg, KY<br />

40489<br />

(606) 355-7464<br />

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The next World’s Fair is scheduled<br />

for 2020 in Dubai, United<br />

Arab Emirates, but expo-goers<br />

who are looking to catch the latest<br />

glimpse at the “world of tomorrow,”<br />

will be disappointed.<br />

“A lot of Americans imagine<br />

World’s Fairs as they were in<br />

the 1930s and the 1960s, but the<br />

medium has changed. Whereas<br />

the focus was on progress or the<br />

space age and things like that at<br />

one time, the themes tend to be<br />

more environmental now.<br />

But while the U.S hasn’t<br />

hosted a Fair in decades, it’s still<br />

participating in them. And U.S.<br />

cities are already bidding to host<br />

ones much further out. Minneapolis<br />

is looking to host the<br />

Worlds Fair in 2023, San Francisco<br />

and Houston are looking<br />

at 2025, so we may soon see a<br />

World’s Fair in North America.<br />

To avoid slipping from “the<br />

world of tomorrow” to “the<br />

world of the past,” the new U.S.<br />

Fairs will have to harken back<br />

to the old New York Fairs’ sense<br />

of wonder and aspiration.<br />

Knoxville 1982 with Sunsphere<br />

♦ Dress Fabrics<br />

♦ Baby Knits<br />

♦ Denim<br />

♦ Home Spun Fabric<br />

We do Alterations<br />

♦ Shirtings<br />

♦ Quilting Accessories<br />

♦ Notions<br />

♦ Baby Items<br />

Fabrics & More<br />

♦ Gloves<br />

♦ Hosiery<br />

♦ Hats<br />

♦ Herbal Health Care<br />

Mon., Tue., Wed., Fri., Sat. Open 8:30 - 4:30<br />

Closed on Thursday & Sunday<br />

859 Slate Branch Rd. (off Hwy 643 Crab Orchard) 606-355-2146<br />

KRAMER'S HORSESHOEING & TACK<br />

Farrier Supplies • Custom Made Harness & Saddles, etc.<br />

1 1/2 miles west of Crab Orchard<br />

Dog Collars<br />

Pet Products<br />

Gun Holsters<br />

Dress Belts<br />

Cell Phone Cases<br />

Leon & Merlin J. Kramer<br />

606-355-9280<br />

Call at 6:30 a.m. to 7:00 a.m.<br />

STALL GRID<br />

Flooring for the<br />

welfare of horses!<br />

Fancy Bridles, etc.<br />

Knive Sheaths, etc.<br />

Custom Leather Products<br />

Riding Tack<br />

Bridles to Saddles<br />

We Ship UPS & Priority Mail<br />

Full Line of<br />

Equine Supplements<br />

& Horse Care Products<br />

Farrier Supplies<br />

Horse<br />

Training<br />

Open: Mon-Tue-Wed-Fri<br />

7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.<br />

Saturday 8 a.m.-12 p.m.<br />

(Closed Thursday & Sunday)<br />

7485 Ky. Hwy 1770<br />

Stanford, KY 40484<br />

HARMONS VALLEY JARS<br />

We specialize in Jars<br />

& also with Honey.<br />

Thank You for your business<br />

We hope to continue being<br />

your one stop jar shop.<br />

445 AL WYLER RD.<br />

CRAB ORCHARD, KY 40419<br />

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Mon-Sat 8-6

8 OCTOBER 1, 2019 THE BANNER<br />

EVANGELIST<br />

MELVIN SISSON<br />

P.O.BOX 3145<br />

WEST SOMERSET, KY 42564-3145<br />

Phone (606)679-2512<br />

We need power.<br />

Correct creed is no substitute<br />

for spiritual power. “Be filled<br />

with the Spirit” is an urgent<br />

command.<br />

Lukewarm, lifeless orthodoxy<br />

will never do. As we<br />

appropriate God’s promised<br />

power, we can become<br />

powerful preachers of our<br />

powerful Gospel. It is sad to see<br />

so many powerless preachers<br />

standing in the pulpit.<br />

Christianity is vitality. There is<br />

no need for timid, tongue-tied<br />

Christians. The fire of the Holy<br />

Ghost makes us bold, flaming<br />

witnesses.<br />

The book of Acts was a<br />

pageantry of power. It is a<br />

Bible Persecutions #4<br />

Elijah<br />

(1) The Persecuted - Elijah<br />

(2) The Persecutors - Ahab and<br />

Jezebel<br />

(3) Why The Persecution - Elijah<br />

Confronted Their Sins<br />

(4) Result - Elijah Had To Flee<br />

For His Life.<br />

Reference - I Kings 19:1-8 1 And<br />

Ahab told Jezebel all that<br />

Elijah had done, and withal<br />

how he had slain all the<br />

prophets with the sword.<br />

2<br />

Then Jezebel sent a messenger<br />

unto Elijah, saying, So let<br />

the gods do to me, and more<br />

also, if I make not thy life as<br />

the life of one of them by to<br />

morrow about this time.<br />

3<br />

And when he saw that, he<br />

arose, and went for his life,<br />

and came to Beersheba, which<br />

belongeth to Judah, and left<br />

his servant there.<br />

divine blueprint to be followed<br />

today. The power of Pentecost<br />

has not been exhausted. The<br />

purpose of Pentecost has not<br />

changed. There is no substitute<br />

for soul-winning power.<br />

Formalism can never take the<br />

place of fire. The incoming and<br />

empowering of the Holy Spirit<br />

is still necessary for the outgoing<br />

of the Gospel and the ingathering<br />

of souls.<br />

It is not enough to own Christ<br />

as Saviour. We must obey Him<br />

as Lord. Christ is more than a<br />

figurehead to be supported. He<br />

is a Lord to be worshipped and<br />

served. Too many call Him,<br />

“Lord, Lord,” but do not the<br />

4<br />

But he himself went a day's<br />

journey into the wilderness,<br />

and came and sat down under<br />

a juniper tree: and he requested<br />

for himself that he<br />

might die; and said, It is<br />

enough; now, O LORD, take<br />

away my life; for I am not better<br />

than my fathers.<br />

5<br />

And as he lay and slept under<br />

a juniper tree, behold,<br />

then an angel touched him,<br />

and said unto him, Arise and<br />

eat.<br />

6<br />

And he looked, and, behold,<br />

there was a cake baken on the<br />

coals, and a cruse of water at<br />

his head. And he did eat and<br />

drink, and laid him down<br />

again.<br />

7<br />

And the angel of the LORD<br />

came again the second time,<br />

and touched him, and said,<br />

Arise and eat; because the<br />

journey is too great for thee.<br />

things which He says.<br />

We are living in the<br />

Loadicean age and in a<br />

lukewarm atmosphere. Many<br />

worship the god of<br />

convenience, rather than the<br />

God of the Bible. Today Jesus<br />

has little authority over those<br />

who call themselves by His<br />

Name. Saving faith should<br />

include repentance and<br />

surrender.<br />

The only time many people<br />

go to Christ is when they are<br />

in trouble. They treat him like<br />

we do a lawyer. We seek his<br />

help, but not his interference.<br />

We accept the benefits of the<br />

Gospel without assuming any<br />

of the responsibilities of the<br />

Gospel. We must return to our<br />

victorious Lord and realize<br />

afresh the vigor and vitality of<br />

His Gospel. The mighty God<br />

of the early church must be<br />

our God today.<br />

8<br />

And he arose, and did eat and<br />

drink, and went in the strength<br />

of that meat forty days and<br />

forty nights unto Horeb the<br />

mount of God.<br />

God Speaks to Elijah in I Kings<br />

19:9-18 In Verse 11-12.. 11 And he<br />

said, Go forth, and stand upon<br />

the mount before the LORD.<br />

And, behold, the LORD passed<br />

by, and a great and strong wind<br />

rent the mountains, and brake<br />

in pieces the rocks before the<br />

LORD; but the LORD was not<br />

in the wind: and after the wind<br />

an earthquake; but the LORD<br />

was not in the earthquake: 12<br />

And after the earthquake a fire;<br />

but the LORD was not in the<br />

fire: and after the fire a still<br />

small voice.<br />

Elijah knew that the still small<br />

voice was God’s. He realized that<br />

God doesn’t reveal himself only<br />

in powerful miraculous ways. To<br />

Dr. William F. Holland Jr.<br />

LIVING ON PURPOSE<br />

LAYING DOWN OUR OLD WILL<br />

Our will and carnal nature is<br />

directly associated with our old<br />

lost way of thinking. However,<br />

when our minds have been renewed<br />

in Christ, our will must<br />

take its rightful place in submission<br />

to Jesus. We can demand,<br />

confess, and command<br />

all we want, but until this<br />

structure of divine order has<br />

been established within us, this<br />

spiritual process will not function<br />

properly. This basic principal<br />

is the heart of the Christian<br />

life but sadly many<br />

churches are avoiding to teach<br />

it. If a church is not instructing<br />

the people about this revelation,<br />

they are actually hurting<br />

and hindering the advancement<br />

of God’s people.<br />

Where is the seeking out our<br />

own salvation with fear and<br />

trembling? All the rituals, programs,<br />

and traditions that have<br />

become a comfortable part of<br />

our church experiences will<br />

only amount to a comfortable<br />

social gathering unless we embrace<br />

the revelation of yielding<br />

our will. We are reminded<br />

how strong this religious spirit<br />

can be because we saw a<br />

glimpse of it when Jesus personally<br />

came against it. Remember,<br />

the people cried give<br />

us Barabbas and our will is<br />

constantly crying the same<br />

thing. Our depraved nature is<br />

a rebellious and defiant baby<br />

that demands and dares anything<br />

or anyone (including God)<br />

to disrupt its pleasures and desires.<br />

Very few individuals including<br />

most of the religious<br />

world have ever made the decision<br />

to fight and resist this<br />

deceptive bondage. When the<br />

“will” controls the person there<br />

is NO way that Jesus can rule<br />

and control the heart as Lord.<br />

Dr. Holland is a Christian minister, author, and<br />

community outreach chaplain.<br />

Request a free copy of his new CD at:<br />

billyhollandministries.com<br />

look for God only in something big<br />

(Rallies, Churches, Conferences,<br />

Highly Visible Leaders) May be<br />

to miss him because he is often<br />

found gently whispering in the<br />

quietness or a humble heart. Are<br />

You Listening for God? Step back<br />

from the noise and activity of your<br />

busy life and listen humbly and<br />

quietly for his guidance. It may<br />

come when you least expect it.<br />

Elijah Rebuked King Ahab. Instead<br />

of worshiping the true God,<br />

Ahab and his wife Jezebel worshipped<br />

Baal. (Micaiah like thousands<br />

of believers before and after<br />

him was persecuted for his<br />

faith. Persecution comes from<br />

a variety of people and is given<br />

in a variety of ways. Sometimes<br />

God protects us from it. Sometimes<br />

He doesn’t. But as long<br />

as we remain faithful to God<br />

alone, we must expect persecutions.<br />

God bless you all until next<br />

month when we will be writing<br />

about Bible Persecutions Number<br />

5 Moses.<br />

Written/Submitted by<br />

Evangelist Jody Goodin<br />

525 Hwy 896<br />

Parkers Lake, Ky 42634<br />

606-376-8183

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We Buy Wrecked Cars<br />

2011 Chevy Malibu Ready To Go! Nice Car $3,995.<br />

2008 GMC Sierra 1500 4x4 Front Damage Runs Lot Drives<br />

2004 GMC Denali Left Front Damage<br />

2010 Chevy Impala Right Front Damage<br />

2012 Cadillac CTS Front Damage 33,671 miles<br />

2014 Chevy Equinox 45,000 miles Front Damage<br />

2014 Chevy Malibu Light Front Damage 61,416 miles<br />

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2014 Chevy Impala LTZ Red Ready $5,794<br />

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2005 GMC Yukon Denali Minor Dents & Scratches $2,995<br />

2008 Cadillac SRX Runs & Lot Drives $2,795<br />

2002 Chevy Monte Carlo SS Pace Car $5,995<br />

2003 Chevy Suburban 4x4 Ready $3,195<br />

1978 Chevy Nova $1,500<br />

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Monday - Friday 8am - 6pm<br />

Saturday 8am - 2pm<br />

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BRODHEAD FARM EQUIPMENT<br />

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Vermeer "504R Signature" Round Baler<br />

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Dr. Dawn Carpenter,<br />

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Phone: 606-453-3901<br />

Fax: 606-453-9420<br />

PACCEPTING<br />

Tuesdays and Thursdays<br />

9am- 6pm or by appointment<br />

at the Brodhead Fairgrounds<br />

All new TE 1710 Tedder.<br />

An absolutely amazing machine. Come check it out!<br />

ACCEPTING<br />

NEW PATIENTS!<br />

October<br />

3rd, 4th & 5th<br />

Vermeer<br />

Zetor<br />

Danny McKinney<br />

28 W. Main St.<br />

Brodhead, KY 40409<br />

606-758-9532<br />

Visit our website for<br />

new & used equipment<br />

https://brodheadfarmeq.com<br />

"Fishfry"<br />

Benefit Supper<br />

and Auction<br />

Friday October 25th, 2019<br />

Dinner<br />

4:30PM<br />

Bake Sale<br />

4:30PM<br />

Auction<br />

6:00PM<br />

Menu: Fish, Rice, Potato Salad,<br />

Baked Beans, Dinner Rolls, & Pie<br />

Location: Lincoln Co. Produce<br />

2896 KY Hwy 39 N.<br />

Crab Orchard, KY 40419<br />

All proceeds go toward the hospital bill for Jonathon Yoder.<br />

Questions Call 606-365-3872

12 OCTOBER 1, 2019 THE BANNER<br />

Halloween<br />

on Main<br />

Trick or treating<br />

Main Street, Mt. Vernon Ky<br />

Thursday, October 31st 2019<br />

6:00pm - 8:00pm<br />

Thift Shop<br />

500 W. Hwy 80<br />

Somerset, KY 42503<br />

Tuesday - Friday<br />

11am-5:30pm<br />

Saturday 11am-4pm<br />

Closed Sunday & Monday<br />

Businesses or organizations that wish to<br />

participate will need to call City Hall at<br />

606-256-3437 to reserve a space.<br />

Main Street will close at 4:00pm for booth setup.<br />

606-678-0778<br />

10% Discounts to all Veterans<br />

A non-profit to provide basic<br />

living essentials to<br />

Homeless Veterans, and to assist<br />

local Veterans and Veteran Causes.<br />

THE BANNER<br />

is delivered to<br />

Laurel, Rockcastle,<br />

Madison, Lincoln,<br />

Pulaski, Garrard,<br />

Boyle, Casey Counties.<br />

Call us to check<br />

on ad pricing.<br />

606-355-2370<br />

3rd Annual Chili Cook Off and<br />

Spook-Tacular Festival<br />

Crab Orchard's Celebration Committee is<br />

having a Chili Cook Off. Come and compete<br />

for the bragging rights of having the<br />

Best Chili in Town<br />

Location: City of Crab Orchard, Main St.<br />

Time: 2:00 pm - 6:00 pm.<br />

Date: Saturday, Oct. 26 th 2019.<br />

Fee: $10.00 entry fee for Cook Off.<br />

"Fan Favorite Winner" will receive trophy<br />

"Judges Pick Winner" will take all entry fees.<br />

Tasting will begin at 3:00 pm, judging stops at 5:00pm<br />

Tasting Fee: $5.00 per person to purchase braclet in<br />

order to eat, taste and judge entries.<br />

Street Dance<br />

Children Costume Contest<br />

Children Pumpkin Painting Contest - on site<br />

Cornhole Game - 4:00 pm<br />

Halloween In the Park<br />

Brodhead KY October 31st 6pm-8pm<br />

636 Chestnut St.<br />

Berea, KY<br />

859-986-2331<br />

mariosberea.com<br />

Buy 1 Get 1 FREE<br />

Buffet with<br />

purchase of Buffet<br />

& 2 Drinks<br />

(Not Good with Lunch Special)<br />

$2 Off<br />

any BBQ<br />

Sandwich<br />

Businesses & Citizens welcome to<br />

come set up to<br />

give candy out.<br />

We Will Have Inflatables!<br />

Everyone Is Welcome!

Sigmon Farm Pumpkin Festival<br />

October 12th & 13th<br />

10 'til Dark<br />

Traders Tent set up &<br />

Hayrides to Pumpkin Patch<br />

4 Miles North of Renfro Valley, Jct 3275<br />

Call 606-256-2781 for more info<br />

Now OPEN! - ANNOUNCING<br />

THE BANNER OCTOBER 1, 2019 13<br />

5060 Highway 39, South, Crab Orchard, KY<br />

Now have Fall decorating items from pumpkins and gourds to beautiful mums and Indian corn.<br />

We also have fresh cider to bring in the fall season. Many are stopping by to get their apples<br />

for canning and to get their dried apples going for future holiday baking.<br />

Selling Several Varieties Of "In Season" Apples<br />

Open Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday 12-5<br />

Locally owned and operated<br />

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Providing you the best<br />

Security<br />

Solutions<br />

Call for a free estimate<br />

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An Outdoor Adventure For The Whole Family!<br />

Lake & River Rentals<br />

All Day, Everyday!<br />

Canoes & Kayaks<br />

4, 8 & 12 Mile River Trips<br />

The Leaky Canoe<br />

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www.leakycanoekentucky.com<br />

Canoe & Kayak Rental<br />

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“The LORD hath made bare his holy arm in the eyes of all<br />

the nations; and all the ends of the earth shall see the<br />

salvation of our God.” Isaiah 52:10 (KJV)

14 OCTOBER 1, 2019 THE BANNER<br />

Where can you get<br />

The Banner?<br />

Here is the list of the locations where we leave<br />

papers. If they don’t have us, ask them. They<br />

may just be out. If so, you can find the next<br />

nearest place to you on this list.<br />

The list may change if we add locations or if locations are dropped.<br />

We would like to<br />

thank these<br />

businesses and offices<br />

for allowing us to<br />

leave our papers.<br />

MT VERNON<br />

• Lone Star Farm & Home<br />

• Hayes Market Hwy 461<br />

• D&S Computer<br />

• Save A Lot<br />

• Bradley’s Barber Shop<br />

• Mt. Vernon Drug<br />

• Rockcastle Hospital (Main<br />

Lobby)<br />

• Hospital (ER Lobby)<br />

• Hospital Pharmacy (Wait Room)<br />

• Tobacco Barn (Richmond St.)<br />

• Bishop’s Tire (Richmond St.)<br />

• Snack Shack (Richmond St.)<br />

• KFC<br />

• Wendy’s/ Marathon<br />

• ElDorado Mexican Restaurant<br />

• Renfro Valley Shell<br />

• Derby City Restaurant<br />

• Ky Music Hall of Fame<br />

• Greatful Threadz<br />

• Renfro Valley Ticket office<br />

• Bee Jay’s Grocery<br />

• Rita’s Grab n Go (Snyder)<br />

• El Cazadores (Main St.)<br />

• Rockcastle Co. Courthouse<br />

• Kwik Mart (US25S)<br />

• Pizza Hut (US25S)<br />

• Exit 59 Truck Stop (US25S)<br />

• Shell Exit 59 (US25S)<br />

• Peg’s Market (US25S)<br />

• David’s Tire Center (US25S)<br />

• Barnes Clearance Deals (US25S)<br />

• Farm Bureau (US25S)<br />

• Eastern KY Recycling (US25S)<br />

• IGA (Hwy150)<br />

• Laundry Mat by Family Dollar<br />

(Hwy150)<br />

• Hensleys Car Lot (Hwy150)<br />

BEREA<br />

• King’s Eyecare (Boone St)<br />

• Tractor Supply<br />

(exit 77 Cooper Dr.)<br />

• Smokehouse Grill<br />

(exit 77 Cooper Dr.)<br />

• Berea Beauty Academy (exit77)<br />

• Tobacco Shed (Mini Mall Drive)<br />

• Save-A-Lot (Mini Mall Drive)<br />

• Boone Square Mini Mall<br />

• Renfros Collision<br />

(US25N & Glades Rd.)<br />

• Dairy Queen (US25N/Woodford<br />

Ave & Clay Dr)<br />

• Marios Pizza (US25/ChestnutSt.)<br />

• Adventure Pets<br />

(Prince Royal Plaza)<br />

• Shawn’s Flea Market<br />

(Prince Royal Plaza)<br />

• Dinner Bell Rest (Plaza Dr off<br />

PrinceRoyalDr.)<br />

• Circle K (US25/ChestnutSt.)<br />

LIBERTY<br />

• Save A Lot (US127)<br />

• Casey County Tobacco Barn<br />

(US127)<br />

• Liberty IGA Banner Rack is<br />

Outside(US127)<br />

• Casey County Tobacco Outlet<br />

(US127)<br />

• The Village Restaurant (US127)<br />

• Shell-Liberty Shell Mart (US127)<br />

• White Oak THE SHOP<br />

(Hustonville St)<br />

• Boot & Shoe Station<br />

(Campbellsville St in town)<br />

• Bread of Life Restaurant (US127)<br />

• Casey Co Discount Foods<br />

(KY910)<br />

• Misty Mountain Sales<br />

(SForkCreekRd)<br />

• Sunny Valley Country Store<br />

(SForkCreekRd)<br />

• Slabaugh’s Repair<br />

(SForkCreekRd)<br />

• Goldenrod Feeds<br />

(Feedmill - Sloan Fork Rd)<br />

• Showalters Meat (Sloan Fork Rd)<br />

CRAB ORCHARD<br />

• The Banner Office (Main St)<br />

• Eastern KY Recycling (Main St)<br />

• General Dollar (Main St)<br />

• Redi-Mart (Main St)<br />

• Parts City (Main St)<br />

• Purple Heart Vinyl (Lancaster St)<br />

• Pappy’s Place<br />

• Schrocks Sales (Greenhouse)<br />

(on Hwy39)<br />

• Past time Café (Stanford St)<br />

• D&M Market (Stanford St)<br />

• Healing Touch Therapy (Main St)<br />

• Sunshine Cottage<br />

(SlateBranchRd off 643)<br />

• Ottenheim Country Store<br />

5920KYHwy643<br />

• Kramer Horseshoeing (Hwy 1770)<br />

STANFORD<br />

• Marathon (WildernessEstates/<br />

US150N)<br />

• Durhams Gift Shop (US150N)<br />

• Lee’s Famous Recipe<br />

(LincolnPlaza)<br />

• Goodwill (LincolnPlaza)<br />

• Dairy Queen (CS1035/FactorySt)<br />

• Laundry Mat by DQ<br />

• Durham’s Grocery (Lancaster St)<br />

• Valero (Hendrickson Enterprise-<br />

MillerSt)<br />

• Mad Batter Bakery (MainSt)<br />

• Salvation Army (E.Main/Hwy78)<br />

STANFORD to<br />

SOMERSET Hwy US 27<br />

• Dollar General (Across from<br />

Fairgrounds)<br />

• Shell/ Leaches (Kings Mountain<br />

Rd)<br />

• Valero Caney Creek<br />

• Dollar General (Waynesburg)<br />

• Ruckles Grocery (Waynesburg<br />

across from DG)<br />

• Ruckles Restaurant (Eubank<br />

@Hwy70)<br />

• Valero (@Hwy70)<br />

• Wards Restaurant (US27/<br />

Eubank)<br />

• Dollar General (US27/Eubank)<br />

• Orans/Valero (US27/<br />

MartinCoxLn)<br />

• Hillside Pantry (Hwy 452 to Etna<br />

Rd)<br />

• Valley Farm Equipment<br />

• Dollar General Science hill<br />

• BP/ Hardies Science hill<br />

• Shell D&D EZ Mart (Raleigh Rd)<br />

• N27 Antique Mall (Hwy 2227)<br />

• Sav-a Lot North (Hwy 2227)<br />

• Shell Cumberland Food Mart<br />

(Hwy 2227)<br />

SOMERSET<br />

• Diesel Power Systems<br />

(Browning Rd)<br />

• Amish & More Country Store<br />

(US27&BrowningRd)<br />

• Shell (Old 80 near LangdonSt)<br />

• Captain D’s (US27&LangdonSt)<br />

• Magic Vapor Shop<br />

(GrandCentral)<br />

• Marathon @ Burnside<br />

• Shell @ Burnside<br />

• Slick Hobby Shop<br />

Burnside by Shell<br />

• Wholesale Mobile Home Parts<br />

(EmpireDr/Burnside)<br />

• J&J Deli (ParkersMillRd)<br />

• Applex Outlet (FairfieldDr)<br />

• Cumberland Liquidators<br />

(KitCowenRd)<br />

• Local Honey Boutique<br />

(Monticello St)<br />

• Roses (TradewindCenter/US27)<br />

• Brays/Tradewind Café<br />

(TradewindCenter/US27)<br />

• IGA (CumberlandSq-byKmart)<br />

outside box<br />

• East Way Mkt/Truck Stop<br />

(KY80&FireTowerRd)<br />

• Crossroads IGA (KY80)<br />

Hwy 39 SOMERSET to<br />

CRAB ORCHARD<br />

• Nelson Valley Grocery/Sunoco<br />

• Wheeldons Grocery<br />

• Valero S&M Grocery<br />

• David Hammon’s Classic Cars<br />

• Twin Ponds Orchard<br />

• Don’s Country Market<br />

DANVILLE<br />

• Marathon (StanfordSt/US52)<br />

• HappyStop2-Valero<br />

(EMain&WildernessRd)<br />

• Red Rooster Cafe (EMain)<br />

• Weldquip (4th St)<br />

• Dukes Coin Laundry<br />

Hustonville Rd<br />

• Liberty Gas Station<br />

Hustonville Rd<br />

• Puff N Chew tobbacco<br />

Hustonville Rd<br />

• Pet Paradise Hustonville Rd<br />

JUNCTION CITY<br />

• BP/Hardees (Ky300&US127)<br />

•Shell-JunctionCityExpress<br />

(US127&KnobLickRd)<br />

• Bittersweet Farm/Produce<br />

(US127&BowenLoopRd)<br />

HUSTONVILLE<br />

• PBK Bank<br />

LIVINGSTON<br />

• White Star Garage<br />

• Binghams Restaurant Main St<br />

• Rockcastle River Family Health<br />

Clinic (Old Grade School Annex)<br />

• Rockcastle Riverside Campground<br />

BRODHEAD<br />

• Marks Hardware<br />

• Dollar General<br />

• Signature Healthcare<br />

• Collins Drug store<br />

• Brodhead Farm Equip.<br />

• Dari Delite Restaurant<br />

• Grab N Go Store<br />

(Old Roses One Stop)<br />

• Brodhead Tobacco & Tanning<br />

• Brodhead Farm Mart (US150)<br />

HWY 70 Rockcastle Co<br />

• MiMi’s General Store<br />

• B&L Grocery<br />

LANCASTER<br />

• 5 Star Gas Station<br />

(303 StanfordSt/US27)<br />

• Lancaster Rural Health Clinic<br />

(LancasterSt/US27N)<br />

• Sutton Pharmacy<br />

DanvilleSt -West Maple<br />

• Lancaster Health Department<br />

(Farra Dr)<br />

• Sunoco by Lees (OwsleyDr<br />

&US27)<br />

• Town & Country Shoe Outlet<br />

(StanfordSt/US27S)<br />

LONDON<br />

• 49er Truck Stop (Hwy909)<br />

• North Laurel Market (Old BP<br />

station) Pittsburg<br />

• Dollar Mania Box Outside MainSt<br />

• IGA (old EC Porters ) Box<br />

Outside<br />

• Food Center Dis Tobacco<br />

Across from Flea Market<br />

• Save-A-Lot Box Outside<br />

• Dino’s Restaurant London<br />

Shopping Center<br />

• Frisch’s Big Boy Restaurant<br />

W5th&MintonDr<br />

• Kroger London Marketplace<br />

• Captain D’s London Marketplace<br />

• Dairy Dart Restaurant<br />

Carnaby Square<br />

• Goodwill Carnaby Square<br />

• Marathon Station Redi Mart<br />

Pittsburg<br />

• Skirting Solutions Pittsburg

BIBLE TRIVIA<br />

TAKEN FROM THE “KING JAMES VERSION”<br />

Subject of<br />

“Book of Psalms”<br />

1. David says the Lord<br />

anoints his what with oil?<br />

5. According to Psalm 3,<br />

what belongs to the Lord?<br />

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Head<br />

Hands<br />

Heart<br />

Bread<br />

2. David said what declares<br />

the glory of God?<br />

Salvation<br />

Kindness<br />

The Universe<br />

The hearts of men<br />

BIBLE TRIVA<br />

ANSWERS<br />

Levites<br />

Priests<br />

Rocks<br />

The Heavens<br />

Lions<br />

3. Psalm 1 says a man is<br />

blessed who doesn't walk in<br />

the counsel of the ungodly,<br />

stand in the way of sinners,<br />

or sit in the seat of the<br />

_________?<br />

Hateful<br />

Prejudice<br />

Scornful<br />

Immoral<br />

4. In Psalm 2, what does<br />

God say that he'll give David<br />

as an inheritance if he asks?<br />

Wealth<br />

The Heathen<br />

Long life<br />

Many sons<br />

Explanation: In Psalm 3,<br />

David says 'salvation<br />

belongeth unto the Lord.'<br />

Reference: Psalms 3:8<br />

5. Salvation<br />

Explanation: In Psalm 2, God<br />

says 'Ask of me and I shall<br />

give thee the heathen for thine<br />

inheritance.'<br />

Reference: Psalms 2:8<br />

4. The Heathen<br />

Explanation: Psalm 1 says a<br />

man is blessed if he doesn't<br />

sit in the seat of the scornful.<br />

Reference: Psalms 1:1<br />

3. Scornful<br />

Explanation: Even looking up<br />

at the sky tells of God's glory.<br />

Reference: Psalms 19:1<br />

2. The Heavens<br />

Explanation: The Lord<br />

anoints his head with oil.<br />

Reference: Psalms 23:5<br />

1. Head<br />

Have you read the bible lately? We hope this trivia section<br />

will have you reading further in your bible!<br />

“And now abideth faith, hope, charity, these three; but<br />

the greatest of these is charity.” 1 Corinthians 13:13

16 OCTOBER 1, 2019 THE BANNER<br />

Bags<br />

Bushels<br />

Bins<br />

Hey!, That’s not funny!<br />

An elderly gentleman, knowing<br />

that he didn’t have much<br />

longer for this world, decided<br />

to purchase a lottery<br />

ticket. He took it home and<br />

layed it on a shelf and soon<br />

forgot about it. His wife and<br />

daughter soon discovered<br />

that he had won 50 million<br />

Crisp<br />

Juicy<br />

Sweet<br />

Tart<br />

Baking<br />

Apples<br />

We got 'em!<br />

2020 Etna Rd., Eubank, Ky.<br />

Closed on Wednesdays & Sundays<br />

We now have Ginger Gold, Gala, Red Delicious,York, Rome,<br />

Winesap, Cortland, Honey Crisp, McIntosh, Golden Delicious,<br />

Jonathan, Jonagold, & Mutzu. Coming Soon Fuji, Pink Lady.<br />

Hillside Pantry 606-423-1000<br />

dollars. They were so concerned<br />

that if he found out,<br />

that he may have a heart attack<br />

and die, so they called<br />

their pastor and explained<br />

what was going on and asked<br />

him to come over and talk to<br />

the old man. When he got<br />

there, the old man greeted the<br />

pastor, and then the pastor<br />

Once<br />

Charlie Chaplin<br />

entered a<br />

contest for<br />

“Charlie<br />

Chaplin lookalikes”<br />

and he<br />

came in third.<br />

The Statler Hotel in Buffalo,<br />

New York, built in 1904,<br />

was the first hotel in the<br />

United States to have running<br />

water and a private<br />

bath in each room.<br />

said, “Bill, I hear you’ve been<br />

playing the lottery, just what<br />

would you do if you won 50<br />

million dollars?” The old<br />

man said “Brother, I would<br />

give you half of it.” The pastor<br />

died of a heart attack.<br />

One<br />

Bedroom<br />

Apartments<br />

LIVINGSTON<br />

MANOR<br />

9316 Main St. Livingston, KY<br />

606-453-4311<br />

Water, sewer, & trash pickup included in rent.<br />

Winterwood Inc. is an equal opportunity provider and employer.<br />

EQUAL HOUSING<br />

OPPORTUNITY<br />

One<br />

Bedroom<br />

Apartments<br />

Age 62 or Older:Disabled Regardless of Age<br />

Office Hrs Tuesday 8-12<br />

Thursday 8-12<br />

TDD#1-800-648-6056<br />

TOWN BRANCH<br />

606-256-3989<br />

Office Hrs Monday 2-6:30<br />

Friday 12-6:30<br />

Water, sewer, & trash pickup included in rent.<br />

Winterwood Inc. is an equal opportunity provider and employer.<br />

EQUAL HOUSING<br />

OPPORTUNITY<br />

One<br />

Bedroom<br />

Apartments<br />

70 Crawford St, Mt. Vernon KY<br />

Age 62 or Older:Disabled Regardless of Age<br />

TDD#1-800-648-6056<br />

MOUNT VERNON<br />

MANOR<br />

75 Sigmon St. Mt. Vernon KY<br />

606-256-5223<br />

Water, sewer, & trash pickup included in rent.<br />

Winterwood Inc. is an equal opportunity provider and employer.<br />

EQUAL HOUSING<br />

OPPORTUNITY<br />

Fish can get<br />

seasick.<br />

Age 62 or Older:Disabled Regardless of Age<br />

Office Hrs Monday 8-2<br />

Friday 8-12<br />

TDD#1-800-648-6056<br />

Remember that silence is<br />

sometimes the best answer.<br />

-Dalai Lama

“There’s no shortage of<br />

writings on the subject of<br />

leadership,” said the author of<br />

an article in a business<br />

magazine. Perhaps it is because<br />

we are facing so much<br />

economic and financial<br />

insecurity. Everyone is looking<br />

for a way to reorganize their<br />

thinking about how we can<br />

recover what we have lost.<br />

Another wrote, “The<br />

increasing rate of change is<br />

causing people a lot of fear.<br />

Facing the rapid rate of change<br />

in world markets is causing<br />

uncertainty and fear and people<br />

don’t know what to believe.”<br />

“People need something that<br />

will give them safety and<br />

answer their questions about<br />

what is going to happen next,”<br />

said a professor of economics.<br />

“Leaders and managers are<br />

looking for the ‘silver bullet’ to<br />

solve their problems, but there<br />

is none available,” said a<br />

MOUNT VERNON<br />

HEIGHTS<br />

Playground<br />

EQUAL HOUSING<br />

OPPORTUNITY<br />

consultant.<br />

One leader sounded foolish,<br />

even silly. He wrote, “Lead me<br />

to the Rock that is higher than<br />

I.” But he, of all of the leaders<br />

who have taken their places in<br />

history, knew exactly what he<br />

was talking about.<br />

From his experience as a<br />

shepherd and a king , a warrior<br />

and a parent, he had discovered<br />

that the Lord alone was able to<br />

606-256-0354<br />

TDD#1-800-648-6056<br />

Large Rec.<br />

Room<br />

90 McBee Street, Mt. Vernon KY<br />

Winterwood Inc. is an equal opportunity provider and employer.<br />

1 Bedroom Start at Water, sewer,<br />

$409<br />

& trash pickup<br />

2 Bedroom Start at<br />

included in<br />

$466<br />

rent.<br />

Office Hrs Tuesday 12-6:30<br />

Thursday 12-6:30<br />

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lead him, to give him answers,<br />

provide solutions to his problems<br />

and enable him to make good<br />

decisions. He looked to his<br />

Leader, the Lord God of Israel<br />

who had led His people into<br />

paths of prosperity and peace.<br />

He looked to the ultimate<br />

Leader who had proven Himself<br />

“right” since the beginning of<br />

time.<br />

Visit us at: SowerMinistries.org<br />

David’s Tire Center<br />

24 Hour Towing & Recovery<br />

Mechanic on duty<br />

All types of repairs<br />

We do MUFFLER and exhaust<br />

replacement and custom pipe bending.<br />

606-256-4606<br />

Chism<br />

Drive<br />

Thru<br />

Storage<br />

9 1/2 x 14 units<br />

Security Cameras<br />

$50 per month<br />

24 Hour Access<br />

Just South of Mt.<br />

Vernon on Hwy 461<br />

859-559-9903<br />

1431 S. Wilderness Rd (U.S. 25)<br />

Mt. Vernon, KY<br />

David and Josh Thompson, Owners<br />

Snyder Storage<br />

Vacancy<br />

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FIRST COME FIRST<br />

SERVE<br />

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B.C.C. METALS<br />

Metal Roofing and Trim<br />

Delivery & Installation available<br />

Same day service available on most orders<br />

CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-658-4902<br />

Only 4 miles S. of Berea, off U.S. 25 at<br />

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“He becometh poor that dealeth with a slack hand: but the hand of the diligent maketh rich.” Proverbs 10:4 (KJV)

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CLASSIFIEDS<br />

A/C HEAT<br />

APPLIANCES<br />

30” Electric Range $75. 606-<br />

379-0586<br />

Fisher Wood Stove Excellent<br />

Condition. $650. 606-758-<br />

8692<br />

Small Chest Freezer, $100.<br />

859-339-0945<br />

Roper 30” Electric Range.<br />

$150. 606-256-8058<br />

New Microwave $30. 606-<br />

877-1691<br />

AUTO’s<br />

1997 Ford 150 Pickup Truck.<br />

New Starter, Ball Joints, &<br />

Brakes. Take $3,500. 859-<br />

985-7114.<br />

Ford F150, 2008? Does Not<br />

Run, Best Offer. 606-308-<br />

3533<br />

2001 F150 4WD, Good Motor,<br />

Good 4WD, New Seat,<br />

Needs Transmission. $550.<br />

606-423-4150<br />

1978 Chevrolet Silverado<br />

Pickup, 350 Automatic, Recently<br />

Restored, 64,000<br />

Original Miles, $12,500.<br />

606-271-0471<br />

55 Chevy Car Hood $150.<br />

606-386-1470<br />

350 Engine Heads, 606-386-<br />

1470<br />

47-54 Chevy Pickup Radiators,<br />

Gauges, Speedometers,<br />

Odds & Ends. 606-386-1470<br />

Reese Under Frame Hitch For<br />

Large Van. 52” Center From<br />

Bolt Hole to Bolt Hole. Unused<br />

$35. 859-792-4330<br />

Summit Racing Lifters for 6cyl<br />

GM. Brand New In Box. $75<br />

or Trade. 606-603-0498<br />

Deadline to get something in the<br />

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rent or sale homes/property cost $4, due in advance. Businesses must<br />

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4- 16” Tires 205/55-16 $25ea.<br />

859-339-0945<br />

Plastic Bed Liner, Off of Ford<br />

F150, 7ft Long. $10. 606-875-<br />

0647<br />

4 Tires, 225/50/R70-17 Fair<br />

Shape. 606-875-0647<br />

Like New, Set of 2 Front Brake<br />

Pads for a 2001 or 2002-<br />

2004 Suzuki Grand Vitara or<br />

XL7. Very Little Wear, Barely<br />

Used $10. 606-308-1946<br />

*JVC AM/FM CD Car Radio<br />

Best Offer 859-239-8462<br />

*Original '41 Ford radiator.<br />

Flushed & Pressure Tested.<br />

$150. REDUCED $100 606-<br />

453-9912<br />

*'41 Ford gas heater. $50.<br />

606-453-9912<br />

* 2 Studded Snow Tires &<br />

Rims That Came Off Of A<br />

2001 Dodge Pickup, 245/75/<br />

R16 $110. 606-510-3214<br />

ELECTRONICS<br />

13” & 21” TV’s For Sale. 606-<br />

877-1691<br />

DVD-MP3-CD player and<br />

Zenith TV Converter $35 each.<br />

Pics on FB Marketplace<br />

Danville 859-755-5266<br />

CLASSIFIEDS<br />

16 Ft Covered Cattle Trailer,<br />

Bumper Hitch, 4 New Tires,<br />

Good Floor. $900. 606-423-<br />

4150<br />

Pine Lumber 2x6-2x8-2x4<br />

1”x6”plus Call 606-271-0471<br />

Firewood, $35 a PU Load, or<br />

You Pick Up. 606-386-1470<br />

230volt Arc Welder, Like<br />

Brand New, Works Perfect<br />

$150. 606-603-0498<br />

FARM ANIMALS Troy Bilt Riding Mower, 3yrs<br />

Old, 42” Cut, 18hp, $500<br />

Angus Bull. 14 months FIRM. 606-256-8058<br />

$1400. 270-585-2463.<br />

Hay Spear $100. 606-379-<br />

Laying Hens, $10ea. 606-758- 0586<br />

0252<br />

30ft LaCrosse EarCorn & Hay<br />

Game Chickens,$10ea, 606- Elevator. $800. 606-271-0471<br />

308-3533<br />

2 New Holland 411 Discbines,<br />

Good Shape, 10ft. $3,800 ea.<br />

606-271-0471<br />

New Holland 411 Discbine<br />

PARTS Mower $1,000. 606-<br />

271-0471<br />

Cedar Sawdust in Bulk. 606-<br />

355-7056<br />

1 Painted Desert Ram, 2 Ewes<br />

with Papers. 3 Yearlings: 2<br />

Rams w/ Nice Horns, 1 Ewe.<br />

$1,00 For All. 606-355-9071<br />

Katahdin Sheep $175 ea or 80<br />

Ewes (Bred For January<br />

Lambing) for $12,000. 2 Registered<br />

Rams, 1 is Black &<br />

White & 1 is White, $350ea.<br />

606-355-9071<br />

Donkey $100. 606-309-0440<br />

FARM/LAWN<br />

9Ft FORT Rotary Mower<br />

$4,500. 606-305-8452<br />

336 John Deere, Square<br />

Baler $4,500. 606-305-8452<br />

3 Point Backhoe, Has Separate<br />

Pump, 12 Inch Bucket,<br />

$1,800. 606-423-4150<br />

6430 Premium John Deere<br />

Tractor. 400hrs, $80,000.<br />

606-305-8452<br />

New, 4 Tires & Rims for Bobcat<br />

Skidsteer, Tire Size<br />

10x16.5. $1,200 OBO 606-<br />

416-6200<br />

ARPS 750 Backhoe Attachment<br />

For Tractor $2,500. 606-<br />

271-0471<br />

40 Rolls Of Mixed Grass Hay<br />

5x5, $35 A Roll. 859-621-<br />

5757<br />

Corn Elevator, 16ft, Made For<br />

Ear Corn.Electric Motor Runs/<br />

Works Good. 606-875-0647<br />

KOUNTRY QUILTING<br />

I Do Hand & Machine<br />

Quilting!<br />

Have Quilts & Hand<br />

Made Items For Sale.<br />

30yrs Experience.<br />

Come By And Visit,<br />

Tuesdays or Thursdays<br />

Hwy 27 Science Hill, Ky<br />

or Call 606-875-4852

15 Acre Hay Field For Lease,<br />

Rockcastle Co. 606-256-<br />

9053<br />

One Point Hitch Turning Plow.<br />

Fits FarmAll Cub, Super A<br />

FarmAll. $250 Corbin, 606-<br />

528-0939<br />

#2 Cedar Lumber For Sale.<br />

606-355-7056<br />

3pt Hitch Fertilizer Spreader.<br />

Holds 350 to 400 lbs of Fertilizer.<br />

$325. Corbin 606-528-<br />

0939<br />

5,000w Generator, 10hp Motor<br />

$150. 606-8647496 or<br />

606-309-9709<br />

John Deere 10 Roll Bale Hay<br />

Wagon $1,600 606-271-0471<br />

*Dry, Seasoned Firewood<br />

$50.00 per “rick”, 606-879-<br />

2654<br />

*4000 watt Generator, Good<br />

Condition, $200. 859-582-<br />

0751<br />

*Massey Ferguson 6' sickle<br />

mower. $500.REDUCED<br />

$400 606-453-9912<br />

*Gehl Silage Blower RE-<br />

DUCED $600 606-271-0471<br />

*Coleman Double Mantle Propane<br />

Lantern & Coleman<br />

Double Burner Propane<br />

Cookstove, $25 CASH For<br />

Both 606-224-0257<br />

SOUTH<br />

FORK<br />

TARPS<br />

OPEN:<br />

Mon-Sat<br />

CLOSED<br />

SUNDAYS<br />

Cattle Trailer Tops,<br />

Disc Mower Covers,<br />

Grain Trailer Covers,<br />

Boat Covers<br />

Various Colors,<br />

sizes, & thickness!<br />

TARPS CUSTOM MADE!<br />

6.3 Miles from RT 910<br />

on South Fork Creek Road<br />

GPS: 6636 S. Fork Creek Rd.<br />

Liberty, KY 42539<br />

122 Old Country Rd<br />

Liberty, KY 42539<br />

*Hobart Stickmate LX AC-<br />

DC Welder, New, $325.<br />

CASH 606-224-0257<br />

*John Deere 10ft Grain Drill<br />

With 2 Seed Boxes, Older<br />

Model FB137A. $2,000. 606-<br />

271-0471<br />

*2- 18ft Hydraulic Fold Wing<br />

Disc $2,500.ea. 606-271-<br />

0471<br />

FOR SALE<br />

PROPERTY or HOUSE<br />

1 Acre Commercial Lot,<br />

Hwy 2227, Just North of<br />

Somerset, Pulaski County.<br />

606-678-2099 Leave<br />

Message.<br />

Brick house and property 1.53<br />

acres. $149,000 Mt. Vernon<br />

city limits. Walking distance to<br />

elementary school, hospital, and<br />

stores. Custom built brick home<br />

with five bedrooms four full<br />

baths. Fire place in sunken den.<br />

Two kitchens one dining room,<br />

living room, fully finished living<br />

area in basement. Lots of large<br />

closets all over the house. Two<br />

car attached garage with three<br />

car detached garage. Outside<br />

gazebo. All sitting on a 1.53<br />

acre lot with lots of beautiful<br />

trees. For more info or photos<br />

or to schedule an appointment,<br />

please call 606-308-5159<br />

FOR SALE<br />

Industrial Flatbed Sewing<br />

Machine for Upholstrey,<br />

Leather Etc. 606-758-0252<br />

*4 Bedspreads, 1 Regular,1<br />

Queen, 2 Twins, $20.00<br />

CASH FOR ALL. 606-224-<br />

0257<br />

Propane Gas Grill. Never Been<br />

Used. Want $50.859-985-<br />

7114.<br />

THE BANNER<br />

*Dewalt 18 Volt Drill/Driver<br />

Set, 3 Batteries, Charger, Hard<br />

Case, $100 Cash. 606-224-<br />

0257<br />

1 Pair Antique White Color,<br />

Linen Pleate Drapes, Complete<br />

With Pins, Rods & Mounting<br />

Brackets. Each of the 2 parts<br />

Measure 58” Across, Pleated<br />

Tops , 84” Long. All For $25.<br />

606-451-2350<br />

Singer Sewing Machine. Good<br />

Condition & Works. $50. 859-<br />

985-7114.<br />

Upright Oreck Vacuum<br />

Cleaner With A Few Bags $75.<br />

Upright Hoover Vacuum<br />

Cleaner. $100. Both Work<br />

Good 859-985-7114 or 859-<br />

868-8876.<br />

New Levi Jeans, Mens, Size<br />

42x30, $12. 606-758-9312<br />

Clothes for sale 859-339-0945<br />

*Four Elvis Presley LP Record<br />

Albums From 1961 & 1962,<br />

Fantastic Condition, $350.00<br />

FOR ALL. 606-224-0257<br />

*Polaroid Land Camera, Antique<br />

Conversation Piece From<br />

1956, Model 800, $60 CASH<br />

606-224-0257<br />

*Ladies Boots, New<br />

Condition, Grey Fur Coat With<br />

Big Collar, All Fur, $500. 606-<br />

669-6222<br />

*Antique 8 Piece John Deere<br />

Farm Toys From 1972, Made<br />

by Ertl in USA, $375 CASH<br />

Like New, 606-224-0257<br />

*Snakes Skin Style Shoes &<br />

Purses Different colors Never<br />

Been Used, Hats, Other Shoes<br />

& Purses Available. 606-669-<br />

6222<br />

* Mens Black Tuxedo, Size 40<br />

Regular, Like New, $25.CASH<br />

606-224-0257<br />

OCTOBER 1, 2019<br />

19<br />

FURNITURE<br />

Hospital Style- Bedside Tray on<br />

Pedestal, Rolls Around, Good<br />

2 Office Chairs, Adjustable Shape. $30. 606-308-1946<br />

Cloth $35 &$100 Pics on FB Microwave Stand, New In Box<br />

Marketplace Danville 859- $100. Twin, Cherry Bedroom<br />

755-5266<br />

Suite $600.606-346-9119<br />

Artificial House Tree/Plant $10. Wooden Closet Wardrobe2<br />

606-877-1691<br />

Marble Top Tables, End<br />

Large Home Interior Picture, TablesEntertainment Bookshelf,<br />

$20. Odd Chairs, & Bakers<br />

3 Chairs Cheap or will<br />

Rack.606-877-1691 Give Away, Tables, Vases &<br />

Bottles 859-339-0945<br />

2 Queen Anne Chairs,<br />

Burgandy, Like New $35ea.<br />

King Size Matress, $40. 606-<br />

877-1691<br />

Desk $45, 859-339-0945<br />

3 White Chairs For Dinning<br />

Room Table. 606-877-1691<br />

King Size Sleep Number Bed,<br />

Complete With Frame,<br />

Cushions, $100 OBO 606-<br />

451-2350<br />

Love Seat $50. 606-346-9119<br />

Wall Pictures, Hutch w/Mirror,<br />

Hutch Cabinet for Guns or<br />

Dishes, 2 Dinning Room<br />

Tables, Bed Room Dressers,<br />

Lamps, Various Furniture<br />

(Some Antique, Some Not)<br />

859-339-0945<br />

The idea of Go Figure is to<br />

arrive at the figures given at<br />

the bottom and right-hand<br />

columns of the diagram by<br />

following the arithmetic signs<br />

in the order they are given<br />

(that is, from left to right and<br />

top to bottom). Use only the<br />

numbers below the diagram to<br />

complete its blank squares<br />

and use each of the nine<br />

numbers only once.<br />

*Game Table $50, Sectional<br />

Couch $200. Living Room<br />

Chair, $30. 606-669-6222<br />

*A Table Lamp for sale & ALL<br />

KINDS of Antique Furniture<br />

606-669-6222<br />

*Furniture, Clothes, Side<br />

Board Cabinet with 2 Big<br />

Drawers, $50. Small Corner<br />

Couch for small room, $50.<br />

606-669-6222<br />

*Kitchen Table & Chairs $50.<br />

Black Walnut Table & Chairs<br />

$250. Cedar Chest $125. 606-<br />

669-6222<br />

*Straight Stand Up “Aide”<br />

Chair, to help elderly get<br />

up$75. 606-669-6222<br />

Answer on page 22.

20 OCTOBER 1, 2019<br />

PETS<br />

Dog Bed Heated new. $50 Pics<br />

on FB Marketplace Danville<br />

859-755-5266<br />

2 AKC Golden Retriever Pups,<br />

9wks old, $300ea FIRM. 606-<br />

309-0440<br />

Male AKC Golden Retriever<br />

Dog, Make Offer. 606-309-<br />

0440<br />

1 Male Shih-tzu, 606-308-<br />

3533<br />

FREE! CATS<br />

& KITTENS,<br />

To A Good Home,<br />

Adult Cat Is White With Blue<br />

Eyes, 606-308-3533<br />

*CKC Registerd Standard<br />

Poodle Puppies, 6wks Old,<br />

Males & Females, Laurel Co.<br />

606-843-7519<br />

SPORTING<br />

RECREATION<br />

Gazelle Elite Exerciser. Good<br />

Shape. Bought New $100.<br />

859-985-7114 or 859-868-<br />

8876.<br />

High Country Bow With Extras,<br />

For Sale $200 or Trade.<br />

606-603-0498<br />

Mossberg Model 1000, 12ga,<br />

Auto, Later Copy of Smith &<br />

Wesson 1000. Super Nice.<br />

$350. 859-339-0371<br />

Western Field Bolt Action .410,<br />

6 Shot. $135. 859-339-0371<br />

WesternField 12ga Pump<br />

Shotgun by Mossberg, Model<br />

550. 3” Mag. Vent Ribbed<br />

Barrel with Poly Choke & Recoil<br />

Pad. Like New. $250.<br />

859-339-0371<br />

*Federal 556 Ammo, 440<br />

Rounds to a Military Can,<br />

$135. 859-582-0751<br />

Springfield by Savage 12ga<br />

Auto, Browning Patent, New<br />

Condition $325. 859-339-<br />

0371<br />

*Various Aluminum Baseball<br />

Bats, $35 CASH 606-224-<br />

0257<br />

*Remington 700, BDL<br />

Lefthand, .30-06, Leopold<br />

4x12x40, 100%, $750. 859-<br />

494-6568<br />

*2 Rod & Reel Combos, Both<br />

Brand New, $20 For Both 606-<br />

224-0257<br />

*Gazelle Exerciser, Like New<br />

$90 CASH 606-224-0257<br />

*SKS 7.62x39 Rifle, Good<br />

Condition, Scope, $350. 859-<br />

582-0751<br />

*5 Gallon Bucket of Baseballs,<br />

$25 CASH 606-224-0257<br />

SERVICES<br />

Will Do Caregiving in London/<br />

Corbin Area. 30yrs Experience,<br />

Have References. 606-<br />

312-1354<br />

EST Tool and Machine is<br />

currently looking to hire<br />

highly qualified CNC Machinists/Toolmakers<br />

to work<br />

in a high quality, job-shop<br />

environment. This position<br />

will involve setting up new<br />

parts on a daily basis and<br />

running small volumes of<br />

non-repeating parts. Ideal<br />

candidates will be able to<br />

effectively program conversationally<br />

as well as use<br />

CAD and CAM software to<br />

efficiently produce parts with<br />

THE BANNER<br />

*Music/Piano Lessons. Must<br />

have an ear for music - play by<br />

ear. For Beginners or to Play<br />

Better! 606-308-1009 Mrs.<br />

Ellie<br />

*Computer Repairs in Rockcastle<br />

Co. 606-758-0187<br />

*Piano Tuning 606-308-1009<br />

*Will Haul Scrap Metal. 859-<br />

304-2686<br />

*Home Health Caregiver in Mt.<br />

Vernon Area. SERIOUS IN-<br />

QUIRES ONLY. Have References.<br />

Call Mrs. Ellie 606-<br />

308-1009<br />

WANTED<br />

Want: Used Vehicle Even if it<br />

needs motor, transmission or<br />

worked on. 606-603-0498<br />

Want: Looking for Family,<br />

Collier-Colyer-Johnson-Clark.<br />

Immigration Through Carolinas<br />

to KY 606-308-4149<br />

Want: Need Donation Of A<br />

Good Water Heater. 859-339-<br />

0945<br />

minimal supervision. Benefits<br />

are very comprehensive<br />

including health insurance<br />

and paid vacation along with<br />

a competitive pay scale<br />

based on your relative<br />

experience.<br />

Apply in person at<br />

55 Dug Hill Road<br />

Brodhead, KY 40409<br />

or mail resume to<br />

P.O. Box 357<br />

Brodhead, KY 40409<br />

or online at esttool.com<br />

Want: Slightly Used Camper.<br />

Not Older Than A 2010. Prefer<br />

20ft or Larger. No 5th<br />

Wheel 606-256-8058<br />

Want: Books To Read, & Inside<br />

House Flowers, Elephant<br />

Ears 859-319-4209<br />

Want: Need A Good Plumber<br />

For Stanford Area. Gas Hot<br />

Water Heater Has A Water<br />

Leak? 859-339-0945<br />

*Want: HAMMOND fullsize<br />

organs (Vintage/25 bass<br />

pedals) & external LESLIE<br />

speakers. Also vintage electric<br />

pianos & audio, tube electronics<br />

& tubes. 740-708-1996<br />

*Want: To Buy Or Trade<br />

Livestock & Chickens. 859-<br />

304-2686<br />

*Want: To Buy 100 (6 foot)<br />

T-Posts Paying $2ea 606-224-<br />

0257<br />

*Want: Buying Comic Books,<br />

Video Game Consoles &<br />

Games, & Buying Records -<br />

Rock & Roll, Johnny Cash,<br />

Elvis, etc 859-329-1534<br />

*Want: – PINBALL & AR-<br />

CADE machine video games.<br />

Stand-up or tabletop type in<br />

good – mint condition only.<br />

CASH PAID 740-708-1996<br />

*Want: To Buy 33 1/3’s, 45’s,<br />

Any Record Albums 606-<br />

303-5302<br />

*Want: Cedar Logs or Standing<br />

Timber, 606-355-7056<br />

*Want: To Buy US Coins &<br />

Paper Money. Appraisal<br />

Available 606-878-0687<br />

Leave Msg.<br />

*Want: Big Pine Logs -<br />

Around 12” to 25”. You Cut &<br />

Bring To Me. 606-271-0471

The Missing Plague<br />

Between the first modern Europeans<br />

arriving in 1492 and the Victorian<br />

age, the indigenous population<br />

of the new world dropped by at least<br />

90%.<br />

The cause?<br />

Not the conquistadores and company<br />

-- they killed lots of people<br />

but their death count is nothing<br />

compared to what they brought<br />

with them: small pox, typhus, tuberculosis,<br />

influenza, bubonic plague,<br />

cholera, mumps, measles and more<br />

leapt from those first explorers to<br />

the costal tribes, then onward the<br />

microscopic invaders spread<br />

through a hemisphere of people<br />

with no defenses against them. Tens<br />

of millions died.<br />

These germs decided the fate of<br />

these battles long before the fighting<br />

started.<br />

Why didn't Europeans get sick?<br />

If new-worlders were vulnerable<br />

to old-world diseases, then surely<br />

old-worlders would be vulnerable<br />

to new world diseases.<br />

Yet, there were no diseases spreading<br />

eastward infecting Europe and<br />

cutting the population from 90 million<br />

to 9. If the Americans disease<br />

had existed it would have rather<br />

dampened European ability for<br />

transatlantic expansion.<br />

To answer why this didn't happen:<br />

we need first to distinguish regular<br />

diseases -- like the common cold --<br />

from what we'll call plagues.<br />

Plagues ..1) Spread quickly between<br />

people. Sneezes spread<br />

plagues faster than handshakes<br />

which are faster than… closeness.<br />

(Plagues use spreading “by<br />

sneezes” faster than “by sex”.)<br />

2) They kill you quickly or you become<br />

immune. Catch a plague and<br />

your dead within seven to thirty<br />

days. Survive and you'll never get<br />

it again. Your body has learned to<br />

fight it, you might still carry it -- the<br />

plague lives in you, you can still<br />

spread it, but it can't hurt you.<br />

The surface answer to this question<br />

isn't that Europeans had better<br />

immune systems to fight off new<br />

world plages -- it's that new world<br />

didn't have plagues for them to<br />

catch. They had regular diseases<br />

but there was no plague to carry.<br />

History's biggest killers all come<br />

from the old world.<br />

But why?<br />

Let's talk Cholera, a plague that<br />

spreads if your civilization does a<br />

bad job of separating drinking water<br />

from pooping water. London<br />

was terrible at this, making it the<br />

cholera capital of the world. Cholera<br />

can rip through dense neighborhoods<br />

killing swaths of the<br />

population, before moving onward.<br />

But that's the key: it has to<br />

move on.<br />

In a small, isolated group, a<br />

plague like cholera cannot survive<br />

-- it kills all available victims, leaving<br />

only the immune and then<br />

there’s nowhere to go -- it's a fire<br />

that burns through its fuel.<br />

But a city to which rural migrants<br />

flock, where hundreds of babies<br />

are born a day: this is sanctuary<br />

for the fire of plague; fresh kindling<br />

comes to it. The plague<br />

flares and smolders and flares and<br />

smolders again -- impossible to extinguish.<br />

Historically in city borders<br />

plagues killed faster than people<br />

could breed. Cities grew because<br />

more people moved to them than<br />

died inside of them. Cities only<br />

started growing from their own<br />

population in the 1900s when<br />

medicine finally left its leaches<br />

and bloodletting phase and entered<br />

its soap and soup phase --<br />

giving humans some tools to slow<br />

death.<br />

But before that a city was an unintentional<br />

playground for<br />

plagues and a grim machine to<br />

sort the immune from the rest.<br />

So The New World didn't have<br />

plagues because the new world<br />

didn't have big, dense, terribly<br />

sanitized deeply interconnected<br />

cities for plages to thrive.<br />

OK, but The New World wasn't<br />

completely barren of cities. And<br />

tribes weren't completely isolated,<br />

otherwise the newly-arrived<br />

smallpox in the 1400s couldn't<br />

have spread.<br />

Cities are only part of the puzzle:<br />

THE BANNER OCTOBER 1, 2019<br />

21<br />

they're required for plagues, but cities<br />

don't make the germs that start<br />

the plagues -- those germs come<br />

from the missing piece.<br />

Now, most germs don't want to kill<br />

you for the same reason you don't<br />

want to burn down your house:<br />

germs live in you. Chronic diseases<br />

like leprosy are terrible because<br />

they're very good at not killing you.<br />

Plague lethality is an accident, a<br />

misunderstanding, because the<br />

germs that cause them don't know<br />

they're in humans, they're germs<br />

that think they're in animals.<br />

Plagues come from animals.<br />

Whooping cough comes from<br />

pigs, as does flu, as well as from<br />

birds. Our friend the cow alone is<br />

responsible for measles, tuberculosis,<br />

and smallpox.<br />

For the cow these diseases are no<br />

big deal -- like colds for us. But<br />

when cow germs get in humans,<br />

things they do to make the cow a<br />

little sick, makes humans very sick.<br />

Deadly sick.<br />

Germs jumping species like this is<br />

extraordinarily rare. That's why generations<br />

of humans can spend time<br />

around animals just fine. Being the<br />

first person to get a new animal-tohuman<br />

plague is winning a terrible<br />

lottery.<br />

But a colonial-age city raises the<br />

odds: there used to be animals everywhere,<br />

horses, herds of livestock<br />

in the streets, open slaughterhouses,<br />

meat markets pre-refrigeration,<br />

and a river of literal human<br />

and animal excrement running<br />

through it all.<br />

A more perfect environment for<br />

diseases to jump species could<br />

hardly be imagined.<br />

So plagues come from animals, but<br />

so rarely you have as many<br />

chances for infection and give the<br />

newborn plague a fertile environment<br />

to grow as the old world. They<br />

had the necessary pieces in abundance.<br />

But, why was a city like London<br />

filled with sheep and pigs and cows<br />

and Tenochtitlan wasn't?<br />

This brings us to the final level.<br />

Some animals can be put to human<br />

use -- this is what domestica-<br />

tion means, animals you can breed,<br />

not just hunt.<br />

Forget at the moment the modern<br />

world: go back to 10,000BC when<br />

tribes of humans reached just<br />

about everywhere. If you were in<br />

one of these tribes what local animals<br />

could you capture, alive, and<br />

successfully pen to breed?<br />

Maybe you're in North Dakota<br />

and thinking about catching a Buffalo:<br />

an unpredictable, violent tank<br />

on hooves, that can outrun you<br />

across the planes, leap over your<br />

head and travels in herds thousands<br />

strong. Oh, and you have<br />

no horses to help you -- because<br />

there are no horses on the continent.<br />

Horses don’t live here -- and<br />

won't be brought over until it’s too<br />

late. It's just you, a couple buddies,<br />

and stone-based tools.<br />

American Indians didn't fail to domesticate<br />

buffalo because they<br />

couldn't figure it out. They failed<br />

because it's a buffalo. No one could<br />

do it -- buffalo would have been<br />

amazing creature to put to human<br />

work back in BC, but it's not going<br />

to happen -- humans have only<br />

barely domesticated buffalo with<br />

all our modern tools.<br />

The New World didn't have good<br />

animal candidates for domestication.<br />

Almost everything big<br />

enough to be useful is also was to<br />

too dangerous, or too agile.<br />

Meanwhile the fertile crescent to<br />

central Europe had: cows and pigs<br />

and sheep and goats, easy pest<br />

animals comparatively begging to<br />

be domesticated. A wild boar is<br />

something to contend with if you<br />

only have stone tools but it's possible<br />

to catch and pen and bread<br />

and feed to eat -- because pigs can't<br />

leap to the sky or crush all resistance<br />

beneath their hooves.<br />

In The New World the only native<br />

domestication contestant was:<br />

llamas. They're better than nothing,<br />

which is probably why the biggest<br />

cities existed in South America<br />

-- but they're no cow. Ever try to<br />

manage a heard of llamas in the<br />

mountains of Peru? Yeah, you can<br />

do it, but it's not fun.<br />

These might seem, cherry-picked<br />

examples, because aren't there hundreds<br />

of thousands of species of<br />

animals? Yes, but when you're stuck<br />

at the bottom of the technology<br />

tree, almost none of them can be<br />

domesticated. From the dawn of<br />

man until this fateful meeting, humans<br />

domesticated maybe a baker's<br />

dozen of unique species the world<br />

over, and even to get that high a<br />

number you need to stretch it to<br />

include honeybees and silkworms.<br />

Nice to have, but you can't build a<br />

civilization on a foundation of<br />

honey alone.<br />

These early tribes weren't smarter,<br />

or better at domestication. The old<br />

world had more valuable and easy<br />

animals. With dogs, herding sheep<br />

and cattle is easier. Now humans<br />

have a buddy to keep an eye on the<br />

clothing factory, and the milk and<br />

cheeseburger machine, and the<br />

plow-puller. Now farming is easier,<br />

which means there's more benefit<br />

to staying put, which means more<br />

domestication, which means more<br />

food which means more people and<br />

more density and oh look where<br />

we're going. Cities, population,<br />

bring your animals, plagues welcome.<br />

That is the full answer: The lack of<br />

new world animals to domesticate,<br />

limited not only exposure to germs<br />

sources but also limited food production,<br />

which limited population<br />

growth, which limited cities, which<br />

made plagues in The New World<br />

almost an impossibility. In the old,<br />

exactly the reverse. And thus a continent<br />

full of plague and a continent<br />

devoid of it.<br />

So when ships landed in the new<br />

world there was no American<br />

plague to bring back.<br />

~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~<br />

A biological hazard, or biohazard,<br />

is a biological substance that poses<br />

a threat to the health of living organisms,<br />

primarily<br />

humans. This could<br />

include a sample of<br />

a microorganism,<br />

virus or toxin that<br />

can affect human<br />

health. A biohazard could also be a<br />

substance harmful to other animals.

ANSWERS: (1) Shirt Stripes Different; (2) Building Different; (3)<br />

Cloud Missing; (4) “Year” Changed To “Winter”; (5) Bush Taller;<br />

(6) Hill Different; (7) Eyebrows Missing.<br />

22 OCTOBER 1, 2019 THE BANNER<br />

“O give thanks unto the LORD; for he is good: for his<br />

mercy endureth for ever.” Psalms 118:29 (KJV)<br />

From page 19.<br />

Answer to puzzle<br />

on page 3.<br />

Find at Least Seven Differences Between Cartoons!<br />

~Riddles~<br />

1What did the witch do to make the tissue dance?<br />

2What do you call a super cautious wolf?<br />

3Why did Count Dracula always get THE BANNER?<br />

4 Why did the mummy go on vacation?<br />

5 What monster eats the fastest?<br />

6 Will glass coffins be a success?<br />

7 What did the mommy monster say when<br />

her daughter said, "I hate my friend's guts"?<br />

8 What do you give a vampire with a cold?<br />

Knock Knock. Who's there?<br />

Boo. Boo who?<br />

Don't cry. It was only a joke!<br />

Ingredients<br />

CAKE<br />

2 cups all purpose flour<br />

2 tsp. baking powder<br />

2 tsp. ground cinnamon<br />

1 tsp. baking soda<br />

1/4 tsp. salt<br />

1 can (16 oz.) pumpkin pie filling<br />

1 2/3 cups sugar<br />

1 cup oil, preferably canola<br />

4 eggs<br />

FROSTING<br />

1/2 cup butter at room<br />

temperature<br />

1 pkg. (3 oz.) cream cheese, at room<br />

temperature<br />

1 tsp. vanilla extract<br />

2cups confectioners’ sugar<br />

Cinnamon sticks, optional<br />

Directions<br />

Pumpkin Bars<br />

~Answers~<br />

Prep 20 m Cook 30 m Ready In 1 h 35 m<br />

24 servings/bars ~ 281 cals per bar<br />

CAKE: Preheat oven to 350°F. Butter 15"x10" jellyroll pan. Combine first 5 ingredients. In bowl with mixer at low<br />

speed beat pumpkin, sugar, oil , and eggs until combined. Beat in flour mixture until just combined. Spread in pan.<br />

Bake 25-30 minutes or until toothpick inserted into center comes out clean.<br />

Cool completely in pan, 45 minutes.<br />

FROSTING: In bowl with mixer at medium speed beat butter, cream cheese and vanilla until combined. Beat in<br />

sugar until smooth. Spread over cake; cut into bars. Garnish with cinnamon stick pieces, if desired.<br />

Giraffes<br />

Only 1 kind of giraffe? A 2011<br />

study described eight species of<br />

living giraffes. The eight species<br />

are: G. angolensis, G.<br />

antiquorum, G. camelopardalis,<br />

G. giraffa, G. peralta, G.<br />

reticulata, G. thornicrofti, and G.<br />

tippelskirchi.<br />

There are also seven extinct<br />

species of giraffe, listed as the<br />

following:<br />

†Giraffa gracilis †Giraffa jumae<br />

†Giraffa priscilla †Giraffa<br />

punjabiensis †Giraffa pygmaea<br />

†Giraffa sivalensis †Giraffa<br />

stillei<br />

A 2016 study concluded that<br />

living giraffes consist of a multiple<br />

of only four species. Those<br />

four species are the northern giraffe<br />

(G. camelopardalis), southern<br />

giraffe (G. giraffa), reticulated<br />

giraffe (G. reticulata), and<br />

Masai giraffe (G. tippelskirchi).<br />

Since then, a response to this<br />

study has been published, highlighting<br />

seven problems in data<br />

interpretation, and concludes<br />

WARNING! These answers may not only give you<br />

a laugh or scare you, but may also gross you out!<br />

1 She put a little boogie in<br />

it. (Yuck)<br />

2 Aware wolf (a werewolf)<br />

3 He heard it had good<br />

circulation!<br />

4 He needed to unwind!<br />

5 A goblin!<br />

6 Remains to be seen.<br />

7 “Eat your dinner or go to<br />

your room!” (Sorry, that was<br />

a little dark/disturbing)<br />

8 Coffin Drops! (Coughin’)<br />

"the conclusions should not be<br />

accepted unconditionally".<br />

Spot patterns help to<br />

determine species?<br />

Differences in spot patterns<br />

by sub-species.

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2019 KFCC RECO/88483CB/2PO<br />

TWO CAN DINE $8 99<br />

• 6 Pieces of Chicken (drumsticks & thighs)<br />

Orginal Recipe®, Extra Crispy TM or Mixed<br />

• 2 Individual Mashed Potatoes with Gravy<br />

• 2 Individual Coleslaws<br />

• 2 Fluffy Biscuits<br />

Offer Expires 10/31/2019<br />

Limit one per coupon at participating KFC restaurants.<br />

Not good with other special offers. Not valid in Puerto<br />

Rico. Does not include Nashville Hot Chicken. No<br />

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