The Advocate-Messenger from Danville, Kentucky • 2

2 THE ADVOCATE MESSENGER Danville Kentucky Thursday September 24 1987 Pioneer Vocational Deaths may expand services into old Coke plant Pioneer Vocational Industrial Services Inc has made an offer to buy the old Coca Cola distribution plant on Stanford Road Jack Godbey director of the agency announced the plan at meeting of the Danville Boyle County Planning and Zoning Commission The agency requested that the plant site be rezoned from highway commercial to industrial Godbey said in an interview after the meeting that Pioneer Services made the offer to buy the plant a few weeks ago to represen tatives of Coca parent com pany Proctor and Gamble One of the contingencies in a tentative sale agreement is that the proper ty be reclassified to an ap propriate zone for Pioneer Ser activities Godbey said Godbey would not disclose how much the board has of fered Proctor and Gamble for the plant which the Cincinnati based firm closed nearly two years ago Pioneer current plant on Sixth Street has 15000 square feet the old Coca Cola plant has 23000 square feet Godbey said the board currently plans to occupy both buildings it stands now we plan to sell our current building We think we can make good use of both he said Pioneer Services is a non profit concern which provides employ ment job training and social ser vices for some 50 people including handicapped persons and those in volved in post injury rehabilita tion Employees work under con tracts with private firms and government agencies After asking Godbey a few ques tions regarding the plans for the building the commission followed its policy of automatical ly tabling a decision on zone change requests for at least 28 days In other matters the commission: to withhold an official response to Boyle County iscal decision Tuesday to pro ceed with adoption of a county or dinance governing land use in rural areas rather than pursue a compromise plan proposed by the commission The court said it would send a letter notifying the commission of its decision and the commission said Wednesday it would not reply until it receives the official notification The court set Oct 13 as the date for giving first reading to its or dinance under which rural lan downers would have the option of having their property remain A where five acres is the minimum size of a residential lot or be rezoned to A 2 where one acre would be the minimum The com mission plan would place the southwestern part of the county in a zone where one acre would be the minimum and the rest of the unincorporated areas in a zone where five acres would be the minimum but where landowners could sell off less than that if their applications earned enough points on a point system preliminary and final plats by Shelbyville developer Albert Moffett for the construction of a 24 unit apart ment complex on ifth Street in Perryville Moffett plans to build 12 one bed room units and 12 two bedroom apartments in a complex which would be called Elmtree Apartments Ltd the preliminary plat for development of a 19 lot single family residential subdivi sion next to Bluegrass Estates subdivision The proposed development will be called Bluegrass Meadows Roger Cox to withdraw a preliminary plat to develop 95 acres on Bluegrass Pike into a residential subdivision The plat for Happy Valley arm subdivision called for the agriculturally zoned property to be developed in five acre lots It is legal for landowners to sell off one five acre tract of farmland for residential use however the com mission said it apparently is il legal to develop subdivisions with five acre lots in agricultural zones Conservation Corps plans reunion CORBIN ninth annual Civilian Conservation Corps reu nion will be held Oct 24 at Cumberland alls State Resort Park near Corbin All former members and camp personnel who worked with CCC ramps regardless of where they served are invited with their families and friends lamps Clark 620 Highfield Road Danville who served in a CCC camp said the camps of 1933 through 1942 provided work for unemployed youth They fought fires planted trees built parks in cluding the one at Cumberland alls improved farmland and worked in other projects that are in use today urther information is available from Clark at 2364780 reservations are available at the park at 1 800 633 2093 Diabetes classes to be held STANORD ree diabetes classes will be held from 6:30 to 8:30 pm Oct 5 12 19 and 26 at ort Logan Hospital The cIssps open to people with diabetes and to their family and friends will be presented by Barbara White nutritionist and Allis McLaughlin RN The classes are sponsored by the West Bluegrass District Health Department and the hospital To pre register contact the West Bluegrass District or Lincoln County health department Be The Advocate Messenper USPS 144 240 Published daily except Saturday and Sunday by Ad vocate Communications 330 ourth Street Oanville Kentucky Second class postape paid at Danville Kentucky The Associated Press is 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Well not always Twice a week you spend 10 minutes on each 6 motorized machines Each machine exercises different parts of your body legs stomach buttocks hips upper helping to tone and firm your muscles and break down unwanted September Special or 1 Month unlimited 8 Exercising use of Exercising Beds Visits for $32 $55 Slandar You Located Holiday Plaza 150 By Pass Danville 236 4321 Hours: Mon Thurs 9 amS pm ri 9 arn 6 pm Sat 9 am 5 pm Owen Napier LIBERTY Owen Oscar Napier 80 of Kings Mountain Route 1 died Wednesday at Casey County War Memorial Hospital He was a retired farmer and a member of Grove Baptist Church He was the widower of Ethel Mar tin Napier Born Dec 30 1906 in Casey County he was the son of the late Samuel and Julia Johnson Napier Survivors include two sons Glen and Orville Napier both of Kings Mountain four daughters Edith Snow aye Rowland and Shirley Gooch all of Kings Mountain and Darlene Greer of Middleburg a brother Ora Napier of Liberty 18 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren The funeral will be held at 1 pm riday at McKinney Brown uneral Home Liberty by the Rev Onda Hayes Burial will be in KP Hall Cemetery Visitation is after 5 pm today at the funeral home Russell Sallee HARRODSBURG Russell Sallee 80 of 3641 Cornishville Road died at 4: 11 pm Tuesday at Ephraim McDowell Regional Medical Center Danville Born Aug 24 1907 in Washington County he was the son of the late James and Rella Cornish Sallee He was a retired farmer a member of Cornishville Ruritan Club and a former volunteer fireman for the Cor nishville ire Department He was a member of Cornishvlle Bap tist Church Survivors include his wife Lillie Bell Cornish Sallee three sons William Russell Sallee Jr of Har rodsburg Michael Troy Sallee of Sellersburg Ind and Bobby Seay Sallee of McAfee two daughters Louise Travillan and Pauline Richmond both of Mercer Coun ty one sister Jane Whitenack of Mercer County a half sister Ed na Carmickle of Anderson County 17 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren The funeral will be held at 2 pm riday at Alexander and Royalty uneral Home Harrodsburg by the Revs Homer Long and Mar cus Prather Burial will be in Cor nishville Baptist Cemetery Visitation is from 3 to 9 pm to day at the funeral home unerals William Crews PERRYVILLE The funeral for William Crews 71 of Parksville will be held at 3 pm to day at Wilder uneral Home Per ryville Burial will be in the Crews family cemetery in the orkland community Pallbearers are Leonard and Manuel Roller Horace Cole and Warren Edwin and Lewis Arnold Crews died Monday in Lexington James Pendygraft The funeral of James Edwin Pendygraft 57 of 1029 Ridgeway Drive was held today at Preston Pruitt uneral Home Danville by the Rev George Darnell Burial will be in Parksville Cemetery Pallearers were Stacy Osborne Garland Smothers James Yankey Jerry Don Rhodes Sam Bastin and Charles Singleton He died Tuesday after a long illness State police report activities COLUMBIA Officers working out of the Kentucky State Police Post 15 in Columbia investigated 78 traffic accidents in August in the 11 county area which includes Casey Marion and Washington counties Two fatalities investigated during the month included the death of Gilbert Snow of Hustonville Aug 4 in Casey County This brings the yearly fatality count to 22 compared to 34 through the same period in 1986 Statewide the fatality count stands at 516 compared to 551 through the same period in 1986 Officers also wrote 685 citations 487 courtesy notices inspected 1426 vehicles answered 473 complaints and assisted 177 motorists They opened 121 criminal cases and made 43 arrests In Casey County Man charged in auto theft LIBERTY A Green County man has been arrested and charged with stealing a car July 31 in Casey County police said Leroy Bennett 46 of Greensburg Route 1 was charged with theft by failure to make required disposition valued over $100 Bennett is accused of taking a 1979 Datsun station wagon from Jack Us ed Car Lot on US 127 South in Liberty The vehicle was recovered in Spring City Tenn 50 miles south of Chattanooga In Lincoln County $100 reported taken in break in STANORD Someone broke into Tilletts Uniforms Inc 212 Main St sometime Wednesday night and stole about $100 police said The intruder entered the business after removing a board from above a rear door Stanford Officer Austin Plowman said the intruder went through desk drawers and file cabinets Nothing else was taken he said Employee Clyde Sluder reported the incident today Newsbriefs In Boyle County Girl Scouts to have skating party Girl Scouts will meet from 2 to 4 pm Saturday at the inley Skating Rink (formerly Windjammer) on the Danville by pass for an afternoon of skating The admission cost of $2 will cover skate rental and a skating patch The event is an opportunity for girls who recently signed up for Scouting to meet their leaders and members of their troop urther in formation is available from Cathy Severance at 2364188 Rail splitter takes fourth place PERRYVILLE Roger Blair of Perryville placed fourth in the Na tional Professional Rail Splitters competition last weekend in Lincoln Ill He competed with 25 contestants from several different states Blair placed first in the tomahawk throwing contest held during the event Hospice training to begin Hospice of Boyle County will begin its fall training sessions at 7 tonight at The Presbyterian Church of Danville urther information is available from Hospice at 236 2425 Rescue transports The Danville Boyle County Rescue Squad made the following transports Wednesday: lossie Naylor ill Spring Valley Road was taken to Ephraim McDowell Regional Medical Center and later transferred to St Joseph's Hospital in Lexington Ethel Irvin 412 Harding St was taken to McDowell hospital Edna King Eades Avenue Junction City was taken to McDowell hospital Charles Selby 507 Smith St was taken to McDowell hospital Squad members Patsy Shepperson Burl Coffman Hillard Preston Connie Blocker and 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