2013
Great Outhouse Blowout
Saturday September 14, 2013
Meet and Greet |
Puppeteer and ventriloquist Nelson
Reynolds of
Washington County, Kentucky will entertain kids of all ages
at the
2012 October 6 BLOWOUT.
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Steve Shepperson will be
back with his wonderful plants and products. Get them fast
before they are gone! Steve sells out fast. |
C. A. Shelley
will have a collection of knives for sale. Hi-Tech and
Modern. He buys or traded "Old" knives. Also, he will
do a book signing of his books of poetry. Framed prints of
his recent and most memorable poems will be available for purchase.Having
spent his early years in the USMC,
Shelley
became a member of the Lexington Fire
Department, retiring after 28 years of service.
In 2010 he
found his voice in the arts by writing and co-producing the movie
Gone but Not Forgotten, the
Story of the Smoke Eaters, a full-length documentary
chronicling the memories and experiences of his "Firefighter
Brothers". During the filming Shelley became so inspired
that he began to write.
First:
A Collection of Poems,
Thoughts & Short Stories about his beloved Fire Department.
Second: Wake Up, America;
it’s Your Conscience Calling, thirty poems honoring the
struggles that our military and their families are enduring every
moment. Third: His current book
A Spiritual Awakening,
forty-nine poems of Inspiration & Hope.
He calls
himself a "Blue-Collar Poet", with "My God guiding this ship,
putting His words in my heart, which I put to paper. I am on a
mission and I have a lot to say, so look for me; I'm coming to you
down God's highway."
C.A. Shelley
and his wife Rita reside at Lake Herrington, Mercer County,
Kentucky.
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Sonny Vance of Columbia, Kentucky is a seasoned
wood crafter that has been creating unique home décor and
children’s toys for all ages since the mid 1980's. He
also offers custom cut names in wood while you wait. Look forward
to seeing you at the Penn’s Store Outhouse Blowout.
Sonny and Trilby Vance
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Darlene Franklin Campbell is an award-winning poet and
novelist from southern Kentucky. She is also a first grade
teacher and visual artist. Her works include I Listened,
Momma, Uncommon Clay, Looking for Pork Chop McQuade
and Touched.
Darlene donates
portions of her royalties to aid in the fight against cancer
and to fund efforts aimed at halting mountaintop removal. She
holds an Master’s Degree from Lindsey Wilson College and has
done post grad work at Western Kentucky University. She is
proud of her Appalachian heritage and writes about the region
and its people, not as an outsider looking in with romantic
notions, but as one who has risen up out of the Kentucky soil,
like a tree, with roots going four hundred years deep, touching
long-gone Scotch Irish settlers, Native American bloodlines and
Melungeon legends.
In her spare
time, Darlene is an avid disciple of martial arts and enjoys
spending time with friends, family and nature.
http://www.darlenefranklincampbell.com/chippie
http://www.nochipa.wordpress.com |
Eric “Rick” Lee is a native of Chicago,
Illinois. A second generation soldier, Rick was commissioned as
an officer after completing Army ROTC at the University of
Alabama. He subsequently served eight years with the 101st
Airborne Division at Fort Campbell, Kentucky and the 3rd
Armored Division in Germany. Rick’s awards include the Bronze
Star, Army Commendation, Southwest Asia and National Defense
Medals as well as the Parachutist and Air Assault Badges.
A veteran of the Gulf War, he is an affiliate of the 761st
Tank Battalion & Allied Veteran’s Association as well as a
member of the Central Kentucky World War II Roundtable. He
holds a Bachelor’s degree from the University of Alabama and a
Masters degree from Murray State University. Rick’s father
served in both World War II and the Korean War.
Rick has worked in the civilian arena
in various management and technical positions. He is privileged
to be the father of four children and has been married to his
wife Mary for 28 years. He
is author of the book Tribute to Valor and Courage. The nonfiction work chronicles the
lives of several veterans of World War II and the former last
known living American veteran from World War I.
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Dale
Whittingham is an artisian who
makes miniature replicas of houses and buildings. He will
make a replica of your own house or building. Custom orders.
Resides in Adair County, Kentucky.
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Anthony Beeler
National BCA 9-Ball Champion
American Cuesports Alliance (ACS) -
Level 3 Instructor
Instructional Columnist - Inside Pool
Magazine
www.poolteacher.com
Anthony Beeler is a 2013 Billiards Congress of America (BCA)
National 9-Ball team champion. He also finished 9th out of
1086 players in the 2013 BCA National 8-Ball Championships.
He is a certified Level 3 instructor for the American CueSports
Alliance (ACS) and is the founder of Maximize Your Potential
Billiards Academy located in Jacktown, Kentucky. Beeler is an
Instructional Columnist for Inside Pool Magazine, Stroke Pool
Magazine, The Break Magazine and Rackem Magazine.
His book, Angles as a Second Language was recently
adopted by the ACS as their official instructors guide for helping
others learn the fundamentals of the game.
Anthony is also a fully licensed Kentucky Educator having received
his bachelor’s degree at Campbellsville University and his master’s
degree in Education Leadership at Eastern Kentucky University.
Throughout his pool-playing career Beeler has won over 300
tournaments and has defeated numerous professional players in
tournament competition. His prowess in the billiards industry
has also earned him a sponsorship with McDermott Custom Cues.
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For more information contact Jeanne Penn Lane at
Penn's Store
257 Penn's Store Road
Gravel Switch, Kentucky 40328
Phone: 859-332-7706 E-mail: PennsStore@aol.com GPS
Coordinates: N37.549912; W085.028191
It is best to call ahead to check times and cancellations.
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