Page Sixteen Thursday, April 22, 2004 Hardin County Independent Court News A January 23,,2004 charge of criminal damage to property against Clinton L. Tolbert was dismissed April 20 by Judge Don A. Foster on a motion by State's Attorney Jeff Stunson. April L. Hill entered a negotiated guilty plea April 20 to a June 10, 2002 charge of unlawful manufacture of methamphetamine before Judge Don A.
Foster. She was sentenced to 24 months probation and was fined $500 plus court costs. Dissolution of the marriage of Marilyn Sue Robinson and Lowell Calvin Robinson was granted April 16 by Judge Larry O. Baker. Kathy I L.
Taylor filed a petition March 30 for dissolution of the marriage of Kathy L. Taylor and Gary D. Taylor on grounds of mental cruelty. Judgment for dissolution was entered April 16 by Judge Larry O. Baker.
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Stark. She has until April 27 to Christopher M. Murphy of Elizabethtown was charged April 15 with operating uninsured vehicle and failure to secure child in safety restraint by Chief Deputy Sheriff B.D. Stark. He has until April 27 to plead.
Kristopher R. Love of Anna, IL was charged April 15 with operating motorcycle on one wheel by Chief Deputy Sheriff B. D. Stark. He has until May 4 to enter a plea.
Christopher T. Blair of Rosiclare was charged April 18 with speeding (66 mph in a 45 mph zone) by Deputy Sheriff Brian Reed. He has till May 11 to plead. Niehole L. Minard of Chicago, IL was charged April 16 with speeding (77 mph in a 55 mph zone) by Deputy Sheriff Brian Reed.
She has until May 10 to enter a plea. Kirk W. Williams of Elizabethtown was charged April 19 with operating uninsured vehicle by Rosiclare Police Chief Charles Lampert. He posted his drivers license in lieu of bail and has until May 25 to appear on the charge. CABINS IN THE SHAWNEE Rustic cabin lodging with modern comforts amenities Adjacent to Rim Rock and Pounds Hollow Minutes away from Garden of the Gods Cave In Rock.
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Property just at the county line would be a very effective place to display the signs. If you would like to order a sign, please fill out the inforI mation below and attach a check or cash. You can leave your order at the Main Street Building at the checkout in the Ole Heritage Shoppes in Elizabethtown, or see that any of the following Main Street members receive the information. Todd and Alene Carr 287-2761, Regina Austin 285-6677, Dixie Dart 264-6036, Linda Jerrels 264-5854, Sue Mahoney 285-6621 Name: Phone I Best time to contact you: How many: One sided signs $15.00 plead. Two sided signs $25.00 Please include payment.
Signs are made of corregated plastic (CoroPlast) and include frame. Cleanup Campaign Needs Place For Pefmanent Signage The Hardin County Beautification Committee i is providing permanent anti-litter signs at the four state route entrances to the county -Route 1, Hwy. 34 and Hwy. 146. Additional signs are available for purchase if groups or individuals are interested in placing signs in their locations.
Bethany General Baptist Church is placing a sign and the Village of Elizabethtown will place two signs. The signs will be attractive white and green signs that will say "Keep Hardin County Please Don't Litter." The signs will be three feet by four feet and are made of signboard with metal The Village of Cave In Rock will place the South Hwy. 1 entrance sign at the Ohio River. Lloyd Belford wiH provide a spot for the "Beautification" sign on Hwy. 34.
Mr. Used Tire Collections Scheduled Springfield Governor Rod R. Blagojevich announces the state will team up with various county health departments and local governments to hold a record number of countywide used tire collections in 2004. The increased number of opportunities to collect used tires will help to eliminate environmental and health hazards and recycle and reuse the tires in a variety of products and for fuel. "Abandoned used tires can hide mosquitoes that help spread disease such as West Nile Virus, and also pose a fire hazard.
That's why it is important to offer even more used tire collections for citizens around the state," Governor Blagojevich said. In partnership with units of local government, primarily county health departments, the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency has scheduled 32 countywide used tire collections throughout the state this year. Belford has offered to place the sign and maintain the area around the sign. Two more locations are needed one at the North Route 1 entrance to the county and one at the West Hwy. 146 entrance to the county.
If there is a property owner who has a good location for a sign, please call one of the numbers listed below. Locations should be clearly visible to traffic and not block drivers' view. Contact one of the following committee members concerning the' placement of signs: Todd and Alene Carr 287- 2761; Regina Austin 285- 6677; Linda Jerrels 264-5854; Sue Mahoney 285-6621; Sue McMaster 287-3183; Dixie Dart 264-6036. See the advertisem*nt on the back page of the Independent for information on purchasing a sign. The Illinois EPA has been conducting countywide used tire collections since 1990.
Last year there were 15 collections in which nearly 4,000 citizens brought more than 300,000 used tires to the collections. The collections are paid for with funds generated from the tire user fee assessed on retail customers. Used tires that are collected from these events are into tire-derived fuel, which is burned for energy recovery, or they are recycled into various materials including, playground flooring, horse arena flooring, rubber landscape mulch, and crumb rubber for use on athletic fields, running tracks. They are also used in the manufacture of various rubber products for the automotive and home improvement industries. Illinois Environmental Protection Agency 2004 Countywide Waste Tire Collection Schedule: May 14 15, 8:00 a.m.
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Sunday at Hosick Funeral Home in Rosiclare. Gene Blades and Kenneth Fitch officiated. Burial was in Empire Cemetery at Elizabethtown. Mrs. Dale died at 7:30 p.m.
Thursday, April 15, 2004 at the home of her son, Jerry Dale of Benton. She attended Cave In Rock Christian Church. Besides her son, she is survived by another son, Billy Dale of Marion, KY; two daughters, Joyce Austin and Bonita Hamilton, both of Cave In Rock; a brother, Bob Goins of Rosiclare; 19 grandchildren; 31 great-grandchildren; and three great-greatgrandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, Joe Dale; a son, Donnie E. Dale; three daughters, Betty Lou Dale, Brenda Carol Choisser and Debbie Ruth Mason; a sister and a brother.
"Her parents were Frank and Myrtle Fulghum Goins. Marvin Shore Services for Shore, 73, of Evansville, IN, formerly of Cave In Rock, were held at 1:00 p.m. Monday at Rose-Gilbert Funeral Home. Burial with military honors was in Cave Hill Cemetery. Mr.
Shore died Friday, April 16, 2004 at the University of Kentucky Medical Center in Lexington, KY. A retired meteorologist for the National Weather Service, Mr. Shore was a member of the Scottish rites, the Shriners and Cave In Rock Masonic Lodge No. 444, as well as a past master of Salem Masonic Lodge No. 138.
He was a member of First Southern Baptist Church of Evansville and a former member and deacon of Immanuel Baptist Church in Salem. He was an Air Force veteran of the Korean War. Surviving are his wife, Wanda Shore; two sons, Michael Shore of Evansville and Steve Shore of Hamilton, OH; one brother, Lowell Ray Shore of Sparta; two sisters, Marguerite Lampert of Karbers Ridge and Oma Lee Simmons of Cave In Rock; and three grandchildren. He was preceded in death by two brothers and one sister. His parents were Denzil and Lula Shore.
Louise Conley Louise Conley, 81, of Creal Springs, IL, died Saturday, April 17, 2004 at 9:18 p.m. at the Heartland Regional Medical Center in Marion, IL. Funeral services were held Wednesday, April 21 at the Felty Funeral Home in Carrier Mills, IL. Burial was in Drake Cemetery near New Burnside, IL with the Rev. Raymond Conley and Rev.
Jason Conley officiating. She was born on May 30, 1922 in Rosiclare, IL to the late Henry and Mattie (Moore) Warren. She married Earl Conley on October 20, 1939 in Charleston, MO. He preceded her in death. She was a homemaker, beloved mother and grandmother, and member of New Burnside Baptist Church.
She is survived by seven sons and daughters-in-law: Kenneth (Pat) Conley, Freeman (Lucy) Conley and Dennis (Sherry) Conley, all of New Burnside, IL; Raymond (Rita) Conley, Gary (Dixie) Conley and Sonny (Vicki) Conley, all of Creal Springs, IL and Randall (Lori) Conley of Vienna, IL; five daughters and sons-inlaw: Mildred (Bill) Mills of West Chicago, IL, Laura (Robert) Williams on Lindenhurst, IL, Helen (Bob) Rice, Joann (Billy) Smith and Marilyn (Gilbert) Conley-Holmes, all of Creal Springs, IL; 27 grandchildren; and 43 greatgrandchildren. She was preceded in death by three brothers: John, Bandy, and James; and three sisters, Martha, Clara and Aileen. CLASSIFIED ADS GET RESULTS Services for Carol Wayne Gibbs, 52, of Golconda, will be held at 2:00 p.m. Friday at Aly Funeral Home, Golconda, with Hank Vinson officiating. Burial will be in Odd Fellows Cemetery.
Mr. Gibbs died Sunday, April 18, 2004 in Fort Pierce, FL. A native of Pope County, he WAS a U.S. Army veteran and a millwright. He was a member of First Presbyterian Church and the American Legion.
Surviving are his wife, Connie Susan Smith Gibbs; two sons, Christopher Wayne Gibbs of Augusta, GA, and Craig Scott Gibbs of Murray, KY; one sister, Dorthy Walker of McMinnville, TN; five brothers, Edgar Gibbs Jr. of Morganton, NC, Joseph Gibbs and Kenneth "Doc" Gibbs, both of Golconda, Charles "Bud" Gibbs of Seattle, WA and Harold Gibbs of Karbers Ridge; and four grandchildren. His parents were Cornelius Edgar Gibbs and Estelle Pauline Yates Gibbs. Friends may call after 6:00 p.m. Thursday at Aly Funeral Home.
George Volkert George David Volkert, 88, of Rochelle, IL, formerly of Rosiclare, died at 2:30 a.m. Tuesday, April 20, 2004 in Rochelle. Mr. Volkert was a member of the Church of Christ at Elizabethtown. Surviving are two sons, John Volkert and James Volkert, both of Rochelle; two daughters, Betty Lamar of Westville and Sue Hayes of Crossville, TN; one brother Charlie Volkert of Norris City; 12 grandchildren; and 20 great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Lennie Levade Conkle Volkert; and one daughter, Linda Volkert. His parents were Anton Volkert and Della Estes Volkert. Services will be at 11:00 a.m. Friday at Cox Funeral Home with the Rev. Larry Harris officiating.
Burial will be in Cemetery at Elizabethtown. Friends may call after 6:00 p.m. Thursday at the Funeral Home. County Board Agenda Tuesday, April 27 6:15 p.m. Public Hearing CDAP Housing; 6:30 Dennis Presley, CDAP Housing; 6:35 Danny Lowry, County Engineer; Roy Walker invoices; bid proposals circuit clerk's filing system; public notices; ESDA volunteers insurance; ethics workshop schedule; household hazardous materials collection site; Saline County E-911; review mail; next meeting date May 25.
Natural Resources Newsbits FREE FISHING DAYS 2004: Dozens of organizations are expected to conduct fishing derbies and other special events as part of Illinois Free Fishing Days, June 11-14. The four-day promotion of sport fishing provides anglers the opportunity to fish without first purchasing a fishing license, salmon stamp or inland trout stamp. Organizations interested in receiving educational and promotional materials to be used as part of a Free Fishing Days event, or for more information, should contact Gary Watson, IDNR Public Events and Promotions, One Natural Resources Way, Springfield, IL 62702-1271, phone 9990. Hardin County Independent DEADLINE FOR ADS, NEWS, PHOTOS 4:00 P.M. TUESDAY Please Observe! Office hours: Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m.
to 4:30 p.m. Closed 12:00 1:00 for Lunch.
