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SOCIALS B3 MARCH 29, 2012 www.jessaminejournal.com Going above and beyond for U Nicholasville | Wilmore 859.885.0900 www.unitedbankky.com member FDIC also in Lexington, Versailles, Georgetown, Midway and Stamping Ground Talk to our mortgage loan expertswho specialize in secondary market loans, and you will get... • The same great personal service you’ve come to expect at United Bank • Rates lower than they’ve ever been • Fixed rate nancing ... you know what your payment will be and for how long • Purchase up to 95% Loan to Value or renance up to 90% Loan to Value • Make your payment at any of our 13 locations United Bank is making home loans! Central Kentucky TOURISM Central Kentucky TOURISM ADVOCATE Communications, Inc. Communications, Inc. The Winchester Sun CLARK COUNTY’S VOICE FOR MORE THAN 130 YEARS Get Out There Kentucky! Get Out There Kentucky! Time to get out and about! Be sure you are reaching your customers who are ready to venture out with our Annual Tourism Guide. A perfect size book for every traveler’s glove box, this full color book will touch on some of this spring’s exciting travel ideas. Reaching over 49,000 readers! Space is LIMITED! Secure your space today!!! Publishing Thursday, April 19th CELEBRATES DROP MASTHEAD IN HERE 86 86 % 86 86 % % of adults read a newspaper at least once a week Visit our Showroom 212 Southview Drive, Nicholasville, KY 40356 Behind Hardees on Main St. www.windowworldlexington.com White Vinyl Welded Double Hung Replacement Windows, Vinyl Siding, Comfort World Seamless Gutters and Leaf protection Call for a FREE In-Home Estimate! (859) 887-9966 ANY SIZE! INSTALLED up to 48”x68” 859-809-9540 100% thermostatically controlled heat. There is no safer, more efficient way to heat with wood. multiple buildings, pools, hot tubs and domestic water. GREG’S OUTDOOR FURNACES NICHOLASVILLE, KY 859-361-7132 www.gregsoutdoorfurnaces.com • 100% thermostatically controlled heat. • There is no safer, more efficient way to heat with wood. • Heat entire home, multiple buildings, pools, hot tubs and domestic water. Each week, The Jessamine Journal features a picture of a person taken from our archives to see if readers can identify them. This week’s pic- ture was taken from the April 4, 1974, issue. Visit the Journal’s Facebook page at www.facebook.com/Jessamine Journal to guess who it is. Kyle Austin Halcomb and Lindsey Erin Richards annouce their engagement and forthcoming marriage. Kyle is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim and Peggy Holcomb of Nicholasville. Lindsey is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Garry and Linda Richards of Campbellsville. The bride elect is a 2003 graduate of Taylor County High School and a 2007 graduate of the University of Kentucky. She is employed by the Coca-Cola Company. The future groom is a 2003 graduate of West Jessamine High School and a 2007 graduate of Georgetown College. He is employed by Alltech Industries. The wed- ding will be held May 19, 2012, at the Headley-Whitney Museum. Engagement: Richards-Halcomb Denise Beaty of Nicholasville, the “Rockin’ Grandma,” took home the “Rising Star Award” for country album of the year 2012 at the North American Country Music Association International awards. She took the award for her album "Country Fried Country Girl,” which is current- ly being promoted to country radio by Williams Productions and Promotions. Beaty is plan- ning a summer tour. ‘Rockin’ Grandma’ takes NACMAI award al office assistance, assisting residents with activities, read- ing to residents and escorting residents to appointments. For more information, contact Tammy Baker-Rogers, volun- teer coordinator, at 859-858- 2814 ext. 263 or e-mail [email protected]. — Jessamine County EMS provides CPR training to the public at a nominal fee on the fourth Saturday of each month. To register, call 859-887-2987 or register online at www.jcems911.com. — The Busy Hands Art Club is offering classes in pencil drawing, charcoal, water col- ors, acrylic and oil painting for youth (ages 8-18) and adults. Call 859-881-8247 for more information. — The Jessamine County Senior Center will offer blood- pressure checks every third Friday of each month from 9:45-10:45 a.m. — The Wilmore Lions Club meets at 6:30 p.m. on the sec- ond and fourth Mondays of the month at Wilmore United Methodist Church. For more information, call Chuck Turner or Susan Turner at 859-858- 2533 or 859-619-3562. — The Jessamine County Cancer Buddies group would like to extend an invitation to anyone who has been diag- nosed with cancer and all the survivors of it. The group hopes to help out with all the needs of those stricken with cancer. JCCB meets at 6:30 p.m. on the last Tuesday of every month in the J.D. Legends meeting room. — First Assembly of God, 1701 Wilmore Road, hosts a men’s fellowship breakfast at 9 a.m. every second Saturday of the month. — The Nicholasville Lions Club meets the first and third Tuesdays of each month at Golden Corral in Nicholasville. For more information, call 859- 885-7832. — The Jessamine County Animal Care and Control Advisory Committee will meet the first Thursday of each month at the Jessamine County Fire District board room, locat- ed at 1310 S. Main St. Meeting times are 4 p.m. — Camp Nelson Restoration and Preservation Foundation meetings take place at 7 p.m. the first Monday of each month at the Camp Nelson Heritage Park Interpretive Center. B2: CALENDAR
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SOCIALS B3MARCH 29, 2012www.jessaminejournal.com
Going above and beyond for U
Nicholasville | Wilmore 859.885.0900
www.unitedbankky.com
member FDIC
also in Lexington, Versailles, Georgetown, Midway and Stamping Ground
Talk to our mortgage loan expertswho specialize in secondary market loans, and you will get...
• The same great personal service you’ve come to expect at United Bank
• Rates lower than they’ve ever been
• Fixed rate 2nancing ... you know what your payment will be and for how long
• Purchase up to 95% Loan to Value or re2nance up to 90% Loan to Value
• Make your payment at any of our 13 locations
United Bank is making home loans!
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Central KentuckyTOURISM
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Get Out There Kentucky!Get Out There Kentucky!
Time to get out and about! Be sure you are reaching your customers who are ready to venture out with our Annual Tourism Guide. A perfect size book for every traveler’s glove box, this full color book will touch on some of this spring’s exciting travel ideas. Reaching over 49,000 readers!
Space is LIMITED!Secure your space today!!!
Publishing Thursday, April 19th
CELEBRATES
DROP MASTHEAD IN HERE
8686%%8686%%of adults read
a newspaper atleast once a week
Visit our Showroom212 Southview Drive, Nicholasville, KY 40356
Behind Hardees on Main St.
www.windowwor ld lex ington .com
White Vinyl Welded Double Hung Replacement Windows, Vinyl Siding, Comfort World Seamless Gutters and Leaf protection
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Each week, The JessamineJournal features a picture of aperson taken from ourarchives to see if readers canidentify them. This week’s pic-ture was taken from the April4, 1974, issue. Visit theJournal’s Facebook page atwww.facebook.com/JessamineJournal to guess who it is.
Kyle Austin Halcomb andLindsey Erin Richardsannouce their engagementand forthcoming marriage.Kyle is the son of Mr. and Mrs.Jim and Peggy Holcomb ofNicholasville. Lindsey is thedaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Garryand Linda Richards ofCampbellsville. The brideelect is a 2003 graduate ofTaylor County High School and
a 2007 graduate of theUniversity of Kentucky. She isemployed by the Coca-ColaCompany. The future groom isa 2003 graduate of WestJessamine High School and a2007 graduate of GeorgetownCollege. He is employed byAlltech Industries. The wed-ding will be held May 19, 2012,at the Headley-WhitneyMuseum.
Engagement: Richards-Halcomb
Denise Beaty ofNicholasville, the “Rockin’Grandma,” took home the“Rising Star Award” for countryalbum of the year 2012 at theNorth American Country MusicAssociation International
awards. She took the award forher album "Country FriedCountry Girl,” which is current-ly being promoted to countryradio by Williams Productionsand Promotions. Beaty is plan-ning a summer tour.
‘Rockin’ Grandma’takes NACMAI award
al office assistance, assistingresidents with activities, read-ing to residents and escortingresidents to appointments. Formore information, contactTammy Baker-Rogers, volun-teer coordinator, at 859-858-2814 ext. 263 or [email protected].— Jessamine County EMS
provides CPR training to thepublic at a nominal fee on thefourth Saturday of each month.To register, call 859-887-2987 orregister online atwww.jcems911.com.— The Busy Hands Art Club
is offering classes in pencildrawing, charcoal, water col-ors, acrylic and oil painting foryouth (ages 8-18) and adults.Call 859-881-8247 for moreinformation.— The Jessamine County
Senior Center will offer blood-pressure checks every thirdFriday of each month from9:45-10:45 a.m.— The Wilmore Lions Club
meets at 6:30 p.m. on the sec-ond and fourth Mondays of themonth at Wilmore UnitedMethodist Church. For moreinformation, call Chuck Turneror Susan Turner at 859-858-
2533 or 859-619-3562.— The Jessamine County
Cancer Buddies group wouldlike to extend an invitation toanyone who has been diag-nosed with cancer and all thesurvivors of it. The group hopesto help out with all the needs ofthose stricken with cancer.JCCB meets at 6:30 p.m. on thelast Tuesday of every month inthe J.D. Legends meeting room.— First Assembly of God,
1701 Wilmore Road, hosts amen’s fellowship breakfast at 9a.m. every second Saturday ofthe month.— The Nicholasville Lions
Club meets the first and thirdTuesdays of each month atGolden Corral in Nicholasville.For more information, call 859-885-7832.— The Jessamine County
Animal Care and ControlAdvisory Committee will meetthe first Thursday of eachmonth at the Jessamine CountyFire District board room, locat-ed at 1310 S. Main St. Meetingtimes are 4 p.m.— Camp Nelson
Restoration and PreservationFoundation meetings takeplace at 7 p.m. the first Mondayof each month at the CampNelson Heritage ParkInterpretive Center.
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