E-warrants bringing surprise arrests

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1 Snow and rain likely. The high will be in the mid 30s. The low in the lower 20s... 3 HAPPY NEW YEAR! Sports HHS fades late in loss to South... 6 Saturday, December 29, 2012 Vol. 109 No. 258 Saturday Bar Code Today s Weather 50 cents daily $1 Saturday $ 1 E-warrants bringing surprise arrests Joe P. Asher Staff Writer For the last few years, Kentucky law enforcement has been using E-Warrants, an electronic warrant system that has modernized the process of obtaining and serving warrants in the state. The E-warrant system pulls all active warrants in Kentucky, allowing law enforcement instant access to active warrants whenever they run a name through the system. Trooper Brad Arterburn, Public Affairs Officer for KSP Post 5 in Campbellsburg, noted the E-warrant system is intend- ed to eliminate the paper warrant system. The paper warrant system created a lot of problems, said Arterburn. If somebody in Campbellsburg needed to get a warrant on somebody that was in Harlan, we d have to call down there and have somebody physically go to the courthouse and find that warrant, (then) fax it up here and get it to us. With the E-warrant system this is not a problem, noted Arterburn. If somebody in Mayfield needs to find a warrant on somebody in Pikeville, they can get on the E-warrant system, pull it up and have a copy of the warrant on hand within seconds, said Arterburn. Harlan Police Chief Mike Thomas said the E-warrant system provides more up to date information than the old system. With the old Courtnet system, it might show a warrant but it s possibly not up to date, said Thomas. You d have to wait for 45 minutes or an hour to see if it was a valid warrant. According to Arterburn, the E-warrant system will show any active warrants. If there is an active war- rant, say they got a ticket in Paducah and they were from Harlan and never went back to pay it those warrants are going to stay active until either they are served or the judge pulls them for some reason, said Arterburn. It could be a warrant from 10 years ago, it s still going to be in the system. Arterburn said that if an active warrant shows up, troopers have no choice other than to serve the warrant. If there s a warrant on that person, it says that we shall arrest. If there s an active warrant on somebody we do arrest them at that time, said Driver in fatal Christmas crash had suspended license FLAT LICK (AP) celebrate Christmas. Officials say the Aside from man who caused Vanderpool, those a fat al killed in the Christmas crash includeve crash ed 61-yearin eastern old Gary Kentucky Caldwell; his shouldn t wife, 58-yearhave been old Patricia driving. Caldwell; Police say Vanderpool their daughter David F ye a r- o l d Vanderpool s Julia Caldwell car went across the Robinson; and her U.S. 25 East median husband, 30-year-old near Flat Lick and Brent Robinson. The hit another vehicle that was carrying a younger couple had family on their way just flown in from to Harlan County to See CRASH 3 Recently retired from the Kentucky State Police, Allen Layne will be heading the criminal justice program at Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College. Layne to head SKCTC Criminal Justice Program Special to the Enterprise Allen Layne, a decorated trooper with the Kentucky State Police for 25 years, will take on the task of directing the criminal justice program at Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College. Achieving the rank of sergeant, Layne, a resident of Cumberland, retired from the KSP recently and will begin his job at SKCTC at the onset of the spring semester. The classroom setting is familiar with Layne as he has worked as an adjunct faculty member for the college over the past 15 years. Upon his retirement from the state agency, he noted how excited he is about the new position as he works to prepare students for careers in the criminal justice field. I have always enjoyed teaching, he said. There is something very exhilarating about being in the classroom and interacting with students, teaching them the subject material that I love. See LAYNE 3 Rogers: EPA resignation a late present to miners SOMERSET, KY consequently cut the - U.S. Rep. Harold EPA s budget below Hal Rogers (KY-05) 1998 levels while released the follow- he served as chairing statement regard- man of the House ing the announce- A p p r o p r i a t i o n s ment that Lisa Committee. Jackson is of resigning from Lisa Jackson s her post as re s i g n at i o n Administrator from the EPA of the is like a late Environmental Christmas Protection gift to the Agency (EPA) Appalachian after a nearly coal fields. four-year ten- Hal Rogers said Rogers. ure. Under R o g e r s her charge, the war questioned Jackson on coal raged as the on several occaoverstepped sions about the EPA EPA s war on coal Congress year after in Appalachia and See ROGERS 3 Jones serves as lifeline for police officers Nola Sizemore Staff Writer Few jobs in life are as difficult and stressful as being a law enforcement dispatcher. Dispatchers have life and death responsibilities as they receive emergency 911 and non-emergency requests for police assistance, determine the nature of and the urgency of calls, initiate police or other emergency personnel action and maintain close contact with field units to monitor response and needed support requirements. Chris Jones, 46, of Dizney, has held the position of dispatcher for the Harlan City Police Department for the past 24 years. During this time he has handled dispatching services for all city police departments in the county, along with the Harlan County Sheriff s Office. The position requires a considerable degree of initiative and independent judg- Local Folks Nola Sizemore Daily Enterprise Chris Jones has held the position of dispatcher for the Harlan City Police Department for the past 24 years. ment, within procedural boundaries, in responding to emotional, disturbed and sometimes abusive people in a variety of situations. Jones recalled one incident, while working the third shift when the office was on Clover Street, when a woman ran into the office saying her husband was trying to kill her with a screwdriver. By the time she got to the window, sure enough her husband came in right behind her with a big screwdriver, said Jones. I got her separated in a room and him in another one then I called for some help. I talked pretty stiff to him and got him settled down before my help came. It was a pretty trying incident. Jones said he really enjoys his job, noting he has met some wonderful people throughout the years through his position. I ve worked under five police chiefs and two mayors, said Jones. Of all the council members who have come and gone throughout the years, Charlie Stephenson has been the only one still remaining on the council. I sometimes think about Vernon Ackley and Mrs. (Roberta) Donahue, who were on See JONES 9 Arterburn. Arterburn noted there are ways for people to find out if they have outstanding warrants. I d recommend that they call their local state police post. The dispatcher there should be able to run that person through the E-warrant system and check on it, said Arterburn. If they won t, contact the district court office. It should be noted 911 is for emergency calls only. Reach Joe P. Asher at or jasher@ heartlandpublications.com Horses to remain on mine land LOUISVILLE(AP) The head of Harlan County s Humane Society says a coal company that wanted to move a pack of wild horses off a former mine site has agreed to leave the herd alone. Marcella Chadwick says Sequoia Energy had wanted to move about 80 horses because they were eating vegetation that was planted as part of the company s federally-mandated reclamation of the surface mine site. Coal com- panies in most cases are required to restore vegetation on former surface mines. Chadwick says an attorney she enlisted to communicate with Sequoia told her that it has dropped the effort to move the horses. A person who answered the phone at the office of Sequoia s parent company, Southern Coal Corp. in Roanoke, Va., said no one would be available Friday to comment. KSP probes Knox shooting death Staff Report Kentucky State Police are investigating a shooting death that occurred in Knox County on Thursday. According to a press release, KSP Post 10 in Harlan received a call from Knox County 911 requesting KSP at the scene of a shooting in the Walker community. Once on the scene, Jessie and Angela Jaynes advised KSP they had found James W. Cox at their residence when they arrived home. Upon finding Cox at his residence, Jessie Jaynes and Cox were involved in an altercation in which Cox was fatally shot. Knox County Coroner Mike Blevins pronounced Cox dead at the scene. There had been no arrests Friday afternoon. The incident is under investigation by Det. Mark Mefford. Mefford was assisted at the scene by troopers Brian Maupin, George Howard, Russell Maynard, Det. Jason York and Sgt. Jason Bunch. A look back at news events of the past year Nola Sizemore Staff Writer We l l - k n o w n American author and journalist Hal Borland said, a year s end is neither an end nor a beginning but a going on, with all the wisdom that experience can instill in us. With a new year upon us it s time to look back at some of the most relevant stories of In April, new cadets reported to the Appalachian ChalleNGe Academy at Grays Knob. This was the first class of cadets and after completing a 22-week program 60 cadets graduated in December. 9. In March, victims in Laurel and Morgan counties received help from Harlan countians after a devastating tornado hit their area. Lives, homes and businesses were lost during this March storm. 8. In June, the Harlan County Board of Education began their search for a new superintendent after Tim Saylor submitted his intention to retire effective July 1. Saylor served 12 years as superintendent and 30 years in education. He is one of the district s longest tenured superintendents. Following a mandated application process by state law, Assistant Superintendent Mike See YEAR END 9

2 Page 2 Harlan Daily Enterprise Saturday, December 29, 2012 The following birth announcements have been submitted by Harlan ARH Hospital. BILLY HARRISON Jonathan and Debbie Harrison, of Baxter, are the parents of a 4-pound, 13-ounce son born Nov. 6, Billy Ray. His grandparents are Frances and Ivan Harrison, of Baxter, Joy and Billy Dean, of Baxter, and Brenda and Oscar Maggard, of Harlan. BRYLEIGH BUSH Casey and Shawn Bush, of Evarts, are the parents of a 7-pound, 15-ounce daughther born Nov. 6, Bryleigh Jae. Her grandparents are Chuck and Jennifer Blackshire, of Evarts, and Rhonda and Jason Bush, of Closplint. Her great grandparents are Charles Baxley, of Kenvir, Judy Penny, of Pounding Mill, and Ann and Russell Bush, of Closplint. Her great-great grandparents are Offie King Jr., of Harlan, and Glen and Kyla Browning, of Closplint. ARABELLA FORD Brittany Madden and Jarrett Ford, of Evarts, are the parents of a 6-pound, 8-ounce daughter born Nov. 6, Arabella Marie. Her grandparents are Christy Worthington and John Madden, of Evarts, Tammy Mcclain, of Evarts, and Harvey and Beverly Ford, of Fort Polk, Ind. Her great-grandparents are Roy and Ellen Worthington, of Ages, and Butch and Darlene Steele, of Evarts. MADELYNN SAGE Destiny Sage and Cody McCreary, of Evarts, are the parents of a 7-pound, 9-ounce daughter born Nov. 7, Madelynn Sophia. Her grandparents are Sean and Melissa Coots, of Evarts, Rick and Sandy Sage, of Evarts, Ingrid and Bill Shuler, of Evarts, Alice and Marty Sage, of Evarts, Georgia and Jordan Coots, of Cumberland, and Mary Napier, of Evarts. SHAMEKAH MCMILLIAN James and Kelly McMillian, of Baxter, are the parents of a 9-pound, 5-ounce daughter born Nov. 7, SheMekah Joy Marie. Her grandparents are John and Brenda York, of Cawood, Eugenia McCrary, of Sunshine, Janet Turner, of Baxter, and Mike Myers, of Wallins. Her great-grandparents are Roy and Beatrice McCrary, of Knoxville, Tenn. NATALEE MCLAIN Rachel Smith, of Evarts, is the mother of a 6-pound, 10-ounce daughter born Nov. 8, Natalee Nicole. Her grandparents are Connie Sturgill, of Evarts, Fred Sturgill, of Evarts, and Joanie King, of Evarts. BRANTLEY DOPLE Shyla Whitaker and Jarrod Dople, of Loyall, are the parents of a 5-pound, 13-ounce son born Nov. 26, Brantley Gavin. His grandparents are Frank and Deb Buell, of Loyall, and Tina Ireton, of Evarts. KORBIN CREECH Ryan T. Creech and Latasha D. Creech, of Wallins, are the parents of a 7-pound, 13-ounce son born Nov. 26, Korbin Ryan. His grandparents are Tina Creech, of Wallins, Patricia Jenkins, of Dayhoit, and Earl Jenkins, of Dayhoit. His great-grandparents are Nora Stewart, of Dayhoit, Buster Perkins, of Baxter, and Myrtle Perkins, of Baxter. RICKY SMITH Shannon Nicely and Ricky Smith, of Harlan, are the parents of a 7-pound, 3-ounce son born Nov. 29, Ricky Bryce Alan. His grandparents are Debbie and Dwayne Nicely, of Wallins, Betty Smith, of Harlan, and Rick Smith, of Rosspoint. ALEXIS MOTT Rodney and Amanda Mott, of Sunshine, are the parents of a 7-pound, 9-ounce son daughter Dec. 3, Alexis Nicole. Her grandparents are Rodney and Cindy Mott, of Sunshine, Michael Lamb, of Shields, and Christina Lamb, of Colts. Her great-grandparents are Doug and Pauline Brock, of Ages. LILY DEAN Tonisha and Jerry Dean, of Harlan, are the parents of a 7-pound, 3-ounce daughter born Dec. 6, Lily Renee Marie. Her grandparents are Sherry and Shaun Gilbert, of Harlan, Jeff and Cheryl Dean, of Evarts, and Jeff and Cora Mefford, of Evarts. Her great-grandparents are Bernell Osborne, of Harlan, Annabell Stewart, of Evarts, and Ken and Judy Mefford, of Evarts. Her great-great grandparents are Olin and Thelma Branson, of Harlan. KYDD BURKE Jill and Freddie Burke, of Wallins, are the parents of a 7-pound, son born Dec. 6, Kydd Ellis. PAISLEY WYNN Tim and Jessica Wynn, of Evarts, are the parents of a 6-pound, 11-ounce daughter born Dec. 18, Paisley Noel. Her grandparents are Royce and Luada Wynn, Rose and Clark Williams, and Curtis and Trinia Dean, all of Evarts. KIALIA PHILLIPS Ashley Diana Phillips and Jonathan R. Phillips, of Evarts, are the parents of a 7-pound, 9-ounce daughter born Dec. 19, Kialia Janessa Irene. Her grandparents are Janice Fields, Hyde Sergent, Teresa Phillips, Ralph Phillips, all of Evarts, and Douglas Fields, of Whitesburg Her great-grandparents are Thelma Cochran and Willis Fields. RAYLAN LANKFORD Lonnie Dale and Tracy Lankford, of Bledsoe, are the parents of a 7-pound, 14-ounce son born Dec. 20, Raylan Cole. His grandparents are Andrew Lankford, Linda Lankford, Herbert Napier and Sue Napier, all of Bledsoe. His great-grandparents are Willis Burns and Pat Burns, both of Bledsoe. AIDEN AMBURGEY Ashley Nicole Amburgey, of Baxter, is the mother of a 7-pound, 8-ounce son born Dec. 23, Aiden Johnny Lee. His grandparents are Johnny and Maria Amburgey, of Baxter. His great-grandparents are Ira and Betty Amburgey. The following birth announcements were submitted to the Harlan Daily Enterprise. COLTON ROBERTS Jimmy and Tonya Roberts, of Wallins, are the parents of a 7-pound, 13-ounce son born Aug. 21, Colton Andrew. His grandparents are Ricky and Sherry Kelly, of Evarts, Bill Roberts, of Wooton, and Jack Bailey and Jackie Kelly, of Cranks. His great-great grandmother is Wilma Garrett, of Cranks. NICK WOODARD Justin and Amber Woodard, of Harlan, are the parents of a 6-pound, 7-ounce son born Oct. 13, 2012 at Harlan ARH Hospital. Nick Douglas. His grandparents are Mark Woodard, of Harlan, Brenda and Matthew Hartstock, of Jonesville, Va., Jesse Hubbard, of Harlan, and Kelly Surgener, of Cranks. His great-grandparents are Jack and Jerry Stevens, of Smith, Bonnie Cloud, of Mary Alice, Brenda Whited, of Pennington, Va., Ann Short, of Cranks, and Raymond Surgener Sr., of Cranks. DARLA BRITTON Roy Britton and Brenda Baker, of Closplint, are the parents of a 6-pound, 1.5-ounce daughter born Oct. 5, 2012 at Bristol Regional Medical Center. Darla June. CAROLINE PATE Jena and Dr. Juston Pate, of Maysville, are the parents of a 6-pound, 13-ounce daughter born Aug. 7, 2012 at Central Baptist Hospital in Lexington. Caroline Leeann. Her grandparents are Leonard and Sue Hendrickson, of Maysville, and Phyllis Pate, of Harlan. Her great-grandmother is Bessie Caldwell, of Helton. Her great-great grandmother is Cordelia Short, of Stoney Fork. CASELYNN SIMPSON Todd Simpson and Natasha Gross, of Wallins Creek, are the parents of a 6-pound, 1-ounce daughter born Aug. 21, 2012 at Harlan ARH Hospital. CaseLynn Victoria. Her grandparents are Casey Simpson, Vicky Simpson and Cheryl Gross, all of Wallins Creek. RAYLYN CREECH Gary Ray Creech II, of Holmes Mill, are the parents of a 6-pound, 8-ounce daughter born July 22, Raylyn Michelle. Her grandparents are Gary and Marsha Creech, of Holmes Mill, and Mikey and Teresa Abner, of Sunshine. BAYLEE ARVIN/ SHOPE D.J. Shope, of Evarts, and Rhonda Arvin, of Airport Road, are the parents of a 7-pound, 4-ounce daughter born at Harlan ARH Hospital Baylee Kay Olivia. Her grandparents are Doug and Karen Shope and Don and Sandra Arvin. HUNTER ROARK Ralph Roark and Sherry Burgan, of Verda, are the parents of an 8-pound, 7-ounce son born Oct. 15, Hunter Wayne. His grandmother is JoAnn Logan, of Louellen. JANAE SIMMS Nine Elisha Simms and Charles Ivory Simms, of Harlan, are the parents of an 6-pound, 13-ounce daughter born Nov. 2, 2012 at Harlan ARH Hosptial. Middlesboro gets first ever yogurt shop Reina Parker Cunningham Middlesboro Daily Tasty Time Frozen Yogurt opened in Middlesboro on Dec. 11, with a score of 100 percent on their regular inspection. Tasty Time is a selfserve yogurt shop featuring 10 different flavors of nonfat frozen yogurt and over 30 toppings. Tasty Time is the only self-serve frozen yogurt shop in Middlesboro and, according to the Chamber of Commerce, the only known yogurt shop ever to be opened in Middlesboro. Owner Jolin Li invites customers to come in and sample the various flavors to decide which one they like the best. Li likes to allow customers to sample the yogurt to ensure they are satisfied with their purchase. Customers can mix and match from the 10 different flavors of nonfat frozen yogurt to create their own unique treat. Currently, featured flavors include wild strawberry, New York cheesecake, dark chocolate, peanut butter, orange, birthday cake, vanilla, cookies-in-cream, pumpkin pie and sea salt pretzel. So far, birthday cake has been the most popular flavor, said Li. Once the customer has chosen their flavor(s), they can choose from over thirty toppings to finish off their cup. Toppings include jelly beans, rainbow sprinkles, and numerous types of chocolate pieces. The price for the yogurt and toppings is 45 cents per ounce. Customers can Reina Parker Cunningham Daily Robbyn Baker, of Pike, Ga., tops her frozen yogurt with some gummy worms. fill their yogurt cup with as little or as much yogurt and toppings as they would like. Once the customer is finished creating their treat, they bring it to the cashier to be weighed and priced. Once customers pay for their treat, they can sit down at one of the modern couches or tables and enjoy themselves while using the shop s free Wi-Fi. Although Tasty Time has only been open for a couple of weeks, they already have some regular customers. Li said the shop has been popular with families who like to come in for dessert after supper and college kids like to come in later at night. Robbyn Baker of Pike, Ga., was in town visiting family for the holidays when they all decided to come in Thursday afternoon for a treat. Baker s family had already enjoyed Tasty Time and wanted her to come try it as well. In addition to self-serve frozen yogurt, Tasty Time also offers espresso, coffee and hot tea. This is the second Tasty Time Li has opened. She opened her first store approximately six months ago in Lexington. Tasty Time Frozen Yogurt is located at 300 North 12th Street, Suite 2, between Aaron s and Enterprise Rent-A-Car. Tasty Time is currently open seven days a week from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. If you would like additional information about Tasty Time, you can call the store at Reina Parker Cunningham is a staff writer for the Middlesboro Daily. She can be contacted via at rpcunningham@heartlandpublications.com or by phone at , ext Blue Top Rd. Tazewell, TN (423) The staff you Know and Trust Call for pricing and hours! Like us on FB Slim & Trim Weight Loss INC Slimtrimweightloass@yahoo.com

3 Saturday, December 29, 2012 Page 3 Harlan Daily Enterprise Obituaries Milford Swanner Jr. Milford Swanner, Jr., 55, of Ages, entered Eternal Rest on Saturday, Dec. 22, 2012 following a battle with cancer. He was born Oct. 27, 1957 in Pineville. He was a veteran of the U.S. Air Force. Before his illness, he served as an administrative assistant for Wiseman Ministries in Longview, Texas. He was preceded in death by his father, Milford Swanner, Sr Survivors include his daughter, Misty; his mother, Polly; sisters, Brenda and Kim; and brothers, Larry, Garry, Terry, Tommy and Ricky. A memorial service for Milford was held on Friday by his family and friends. Online condolences may be left at Harlan Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Gladys Stanaford Gladys H. Stanaford of Newnan, Georgia formerly of Corbin, Kentucky departed this life on Monday, December 24, Layne From page 1 Over his years as an adjunct faculty at Southeast, teaching several classes each term, he has helped mold the lives of many who have since gone on to careers in law enforcement, including the FBI, Kentucky State Police, various sheriff s departments across the region, the U.S. Border Patrol and the ATF Bureau. In his job at Southeast, Layne, who came to the area in 1976, will build the program to emphasize police patrol operations as well as offering course work in the supervision of police personnel and more. However, the primary goal will be to administer and develop a local program that is of interest to students, lending guidance in order for them to move into a fouryear program as offered by Eastern Kentucky University and possibly, soon to be offered by the University of Pikeville, he said. Layne began his higher education at SKCTC following graduation Crash From page 1 Bradenton, Fla. Kentucky Transportation Cabinet spokeswoman Lisa Tolliver told the Lexington Herald- Leader that Vanderpool s license was suspended. The newspaper and WKYT-TV report that Vanderpool was arrested on Dec. 5 for driving on a suspended license and officials added a longer suspension. Court records show that before the arrest, his license had been suspended when he didn t answer a court summons from Whitley County, where he lived. Whitley 2012 at the Doctors Hospice of Georgia in Fayetteville, Georgia. She was 92 years, 6 months, and 18 days of age. She was born on June 9, 1920 in Whitley County, Kentucky to the late Kay Hinkle and Clara Mae Steel Hinkle. She is also preceded in death by her husband, Francis M. Stanaford; granddaughters, Teresa Jean (Mize) Hood and Linda Lee Stanaford; great grandsons, Christopher Adam Ellis and Matthew Ryan Koehrsen. She was a member of the Central Baptist Church in Corbin, Kentucky and a former member of the Loyall Baptist Church. She was also the former owner and operator of Loyall Corner Store, the Martin Street Store in Harlan, Kentucky, and the Turners Grocery Store in Harlan, Kentucky. She lived in Lakeland Florida in the winter months and Corbin, Kentucky in the summer. After the death of her husband, Francis she moved to Newman, Georgia to live with her daughter, Margie Bennett. She is survived by her daughter, Margie Bennett of Newnan, Georgia; one son, Otis Lee Stanaford and his wife Gladys G. Mincey of Knoxville, Tennessee; grandchildren, Deborah Stanaford Staley and longtime partner James Kucharsky, Sharon Stanaford Fields and husband Robert, Frances Stanaford Koehrsen and husband Erich, Kimberly Beth (Mize) Hose, and Jeri Jane (Mize) Maddox and husband Edward Joseph; thirteen great grandchildren; nine greatgreat grandchildren; and a host of other relatives and friends to mourn her passing. Visitation will be from 11:00 A.M. until the funeral hour on Monday, December 31, 2012 at the Croley Funeral Home Chapel. from Cumberland High School. He credits Dr. W. Bruce Ayers, the current SKCTC president, who, at the time of Layne s enrollment at the college, was a faculty member and adviser. Dr. Ayers knew how much I wanted to become a policeman. He directed me down that path guiding me toward an associate s degree at Southeast and then helping prepare me for my transfer to Eastern for the bachelor s degree. Currently, Layne is working on a master s degree in the discipline. He is the son of a Methodist minister, the late Harold K. Layne. His mother is Judy Layne, a former college employee, who now resides in Tennessee. Layne and his wife, Lisa, have been married for 23 years and are the parents of daughters Ally, a student at Southeast, and Sydney, a student at Cumberland Elementary School. As the Southeast Criminal Justice Program moves forward in the The Funeral Service will be at 1:00 P.M. Monday, December 31, 2012 at the Croley Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Chad Fugitt officiating. She will be laid to rest in the Highland Cemetery. Condolences may be made to the family at com Croley Funeral Home of Williamsburg, Kentucky in charge of all arrangements, Jerry W. Croley and J. Andrew Croley, Directors. Paul Kemplin Paul H. Kemplin, age 67 of Cumberland, KY passed away at his residence Tuesday, December 25, He was born March 07, 1945 to the late Olive and Nancy Gibson Kemplin in West Liberty, KY. Paul served in the United States Army and worked many years in the coal mining industry. He is survived by his two daughters, Melissa Kemplin and Rachel Surber, both of Murfreesboro, TN; two grandchildren, Logan and Dalton Surber of Partridge, KY; three brothers and 4 sisters; and a host of family and friends. The family will receive friends on Monday, December 31, 2012, in the chapel of the Tri City Funeral Home between 11 am 12 pm with a short funeral service at noon. You may leave online condolences for the family at net. Tri City Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements. Lula Sundy Lynch Community and Civic Leader Lula Doris Sundy died of respiratory cardiac complications Thursday, December 27, 2012 at the Harlan ARH hospital. Mrs. Sundy was 95. She was born millennium, it will rely heavily on course work in areas of police patrol and supervision. And, as a certified Kentucky Law Enforcement Counsel instructor, Layne will be positioned to take an active role in the retraining of local officers, which is mandatory for those working within the field. The program Layne directs at SKCTC is constructed to lead students to an associate in applied science in areas of corrections, law enforcement, criminal justice and security loss prevention. One of my main goals is to get out and recruit students who are keenly interested in law enforcement, he said. I want to be able to speak with them, to meet them and tell them all about the criminal justice program at Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College. He also touted the merits of having employment within the field. A career in law enforcement provides County Commonwealth s Attorney Alan Trimble said that summons was for a previous citation for no operator s license and no insurance. In addition to the traffic charges, Vanderpool was on parole after being released in August from prison, where he served less than a year for receiving stolen property in Whitley County. Time and time again, and he continued to break the law, and no one held him accountable for that, said Shannon Doan, a neighbor of the Caldwells. to Lee Parson and Annie Louise Scott in Mobile, Alabama. She was the wife of Glennwood Sundy deceased. She was a proud member of the Order of the Eastern Stars Pilgrim Rest Chapter #95 Lynch Chapter for over sixty five years. She served as Matron two terms and served at the state level as Grand Matron Cecelia Dunlap Grand Chapter P.H.A. Jurisdiction of KY. She was proud to be a member of the Daughter of Elks Rising Sun Temple #808 Lynch Chapter where she served as Daughter Ruler. She served at the state level as Kentucky State President of Grand Daughter Rulers for eight years. Lula Sundy was a faithful member of the Goode Temple A.M.E. Zion Church, Lynch KY where she served as a Sunday school teacher, member of the choir, and church trustee. Lula worked as a medical assistant on fifth floor at Harlan ARH because of her love for children. She is survived by son Terry Sundy (Adrienne); grandsons Terry (Tee) Sundy Jr. (Hanna), Trevor Sundy (Becky), Lance Spencer; granddaughter Tierra Sundy; great grandchildren Teran, Tyrus Sundy and Tressany and special friend and daughter-inlaw Carolyn Sundy and many loving nieces, nephews and friends. Visitation will be Monday, December 31, at 11 a.m. at the Goode Temple A.M.E. Zion Church in Lynch, KY with funeral services following at 12 noon with Rev. Sandra Jones officiating. Burial will follow in the Monte Vista Cemetery in Cumberland, KY. Johnson Funeral Home of Lynch, Kentucky Entrusted with Arrangements. one with a well-paying job, and it also has very good retirement benefits, he said. It also gives one a sense of giving back to one s community, while at the same time helping provide a safer place in which to live and work, to enjoy life. Beginning with the spring 2013 semester, he said a total of six classes will be offered on the Cumberland campus, with five classes each slated to be taught at the Whitesburg and Middlesboro sites, and with two classes to be offered at the Harlan campus. The classes, he said, are to be taught by him and a team of well-qualified adjunct faculty that includes lawyers, police officers and corrections officers. He noted enrollment for the spring semester is Jan He can be reached by phoning or at klayne0003@kctcs.edu. Vanderpool s mother, Jackie Cureton, told WKYT-TV that she pushed for him to stay in a halfway house, but he was released. If he had stayed in, he d have been alive today, she said. I just want to know what happened, and I am so sorry for the others lost, very much sorry for the others lost. Police had been searching for Vanderpool s car before the crash after getting reports of an impaired driver. Toxicology tests for both drivers are pending. Rogers Weather Forecast TODAY Snow likely this morning, then a chance of rain or snow this afternoon with accumulation up to an inch. Total snow accumulation of 1 to 3 inches. A chance of snow this evening then scattered flurries late. The high will be in the mid 30s. The low will be in the lower 20s. SUNDAY Mostly sunny with flurries possible in the morning. The high will be in the mid 30s. The low will be in the lower 20s. EXTENDED OUTLOOK Partly cloudy with sprinkles possible New Year s Eve. The high will be in the lower 40s. The low will be in the upper 20s. Mostly cloudy New Year s Day with a chance of rain showers or snow. The high will be in the upper 30s. The low will be in the mid 20s. Partly cloudy Wednesday with a chance of snow showers. The high will be in the mid 30s. The low will be in the mid 20s. State/Region Stumbo may, may not seek top post FRANKFORT (AP) House Speaker Greg Stumbo says he s not necessarily interested in running for governor in 2015 even though several other Democrats are considering bids. Stumbo told reporters on Friday that he enjoys his leadership position in the House. Other potential Democratic candidates include Lt. Gov. Jerry Abramson, Auditor Adam Edelen, Attorney General Jack Conway, Secretary of State Alison Grimes, former Auditor Crit Luallen and former Lt. Gov. Daniel Mongiardo. The list of Republicans who have been mentioned as potential candidates is shorter. Louisville businessman Phil Moffett frequently comes up in political circles, as does U.S. Rep. Brett Guthrie and Agriculture Commissioner James Comer. Girl reported missing found on campus LEXINGTON (AP) University of Kentucky police have found a child they say was reported missing in California more than two months ago. WKYT-TV reports university police received a call Thursday night about a suspicious person on campus. They found a woman with 17-month-old Alouette Day-Moreno-Baltierra. The woman claimed to be the child s grandmother. Police say the girl had been missing from Los Angeles since October 15. They do not know why the girl was brought to Kentucky. Tobacco sales to minors under national rate FRANKFORT (AP) A new survey of retail tobacco outlets in Kentucky shows more than 94 percent compliance with the law barring tobacco sales to people younger than 18. From page 1 year, and her refusal to approve mining permits has cost our region thousands of jobs and further disrupted America s economy, he said. I hope her successor at EPA will understand the importance of coal and preserving our jobs with sensible environmental regulations, continued Rogers. It s time to get our coal miners back to work by embracing domestic energy solutions that will shore up our country s economy for the long term. 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4 Opinion Page 4 Harlan Daily Enterprise Saturday, December 29, 2012 Other Viewpoints Drug problems demand change Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear and Attorney General Jack Conway have the right words to say when it comes to the state s scourge of prescription-drug addiction. The Governor has called it a corrosive evil. And Conway recently told Courier-Journal reporter Laura Ungar, in the sixth and latest installment of a two-year series, Prescription for Tragedy, that We absolutely do not have the treatment we need. Not even close. Both officials worked with the Kentucky General Assembly to pass legislation to close so-called pillmills. And the governor s spokeswoman, Kerri Richardson, insists that the Beshear administration has sought to maintain funding for substance abuse, despite cuts of up to 40 percent at other state agencies during a tough economy. The pain of Ungar s latest findings is that all too often, when people ask for help, they can t get it. As five-year addict Rachelle Autry, a 30-year-old mother of three, said, I almost died waiting for treatment. I couldn t stay clean. She eventually got into The Healing Place, after a 21/2-month wait. Others aren t as fortunate. Annual deaths blamed on prescription drug abuse in Kentucky now reaches nearly 1,000, a number that outpaces traffic fatalities. Kentucky has so many health, welfare and environmental problems, and state government has correspondingly so few resources, that it might be easy to throw one s hands up in despair. But a state task force has been studying ways to modernize Kentucky s tax structure to generate more revenue for a cash-starved budget and it has emerged with the recommendations would raise about $690 million. It won t be enough to solve all our problems. Money never is. But as The Courier-Journal has editorialized before, the task force nonetheless has produced some ideas that, if enacted, could at least steer the state toward solvency. If nothing else, the Prescription for Tragedy series has shown why tax reform is necessary and why it should be taken seriously in Frankfort this winter. This is also an all-hands-on deck moment for all segments of Kentucky society, from government to religious institutions to the nonprofit sector, to schools and to families. We know what to do. We just need to muscle a way to make it happen. The Courier-Journal, Louisville Today in history By the Associated Press Today is Saturday, Dec. 29, the 364th day of There are two days left in the year. Today s Highlight in History: On Dec. 29, 1972, Eastern Air Lines Flight 401, a Lockheed L-1011 Tristar, crashed into the Florida Everglades near Miami International Airport, killing 101 of the 176 people aboard. (Investigators determined that the crew was distracted by a burned-out indicator light, and failed to notice that the autopilot had become disengaged, sending the plane into a slow descent leading to the late-night crash.) On this date: In 1170, Thomas Becket, the Archbishop of Canterbury, was slain in Canterbury Cathedral by knights loyal to King Henry II. In 1808, the 17th president of the United States, Andrew Johnson, was born in Raleigh, N.C. 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NEWSPAPER SUBSCRIPTION RATES: REGULAR CARRIER IN-COUNTY MAIL OUT-OF-COUNTY DELIVERY 4 weeks...$ weeks.$ weeks... $57 52 weeks...$104 DELIVERY 4 weeks...$ weeks..$ weeks...$ weeks..$ MEMBER Kentucky Press Association Associated Press National paper Association MAIL DELIVERY 1 month...$30 4 months...$120 8 months...$ months...$360 The book that changed everything Our world is full of fast food restaurants as well as those for dining in. At times we think it s cheaper to take the option of the drive through with no mess to clean up. Plus, family members can get whatever they like from the menu. Thanksgiving last month meant a trip to my husband s family event and later to the Cracker Barrel with six of my family members. Thanksgiving Facebook postings showed some of my friends had decorated their dining room to the hilt with their best dishes and flatware. The food looked as if it could have been photographed for an upcoming Betty Crocker cookbook. I posted a few words about my satisfying experience at the Cracker Barrel where I enjoyed a turkey sandwich on rye and ice tea All the recent attention to food in magazines, newspapers and on television shows had me reminiscing last night about my failures as a cook. My mother, Opal Adams Bowling, a good cook who learned her culinary skills at Benham High School, Editor, My husband, Wade McCorkle, and I bought the Flipping Santa in Atlanta, Ga. at the furniture market in the 1970s. He was in our Star Furniture store window for several years and enjoyed by generations of Harlan Countians. So many people wanted to buy him when we closed out our store, plus our children and grandchildren wanted it. Wade would not sell, but donated it to a Harlan businesswoman with the understanding that he would be kept in window of downtown businesses. We are sad that his wishes were not honored. Patricia McCorkle Naples, Fla. Editor, I am a firm believer in the capitalist system. It has enabled a broad range of the population to share in the wealth of our country. However, what happened the weekend preceding this Christmas really infuriated me. The local top seller of gasoline elevated their gas prices by 8 cents on Friday and another 8 cents on Saturday. This made their price be $3.34 a gallon. Meanwhile in Middlesboro, gas prices were $2.96 to $2.99 a gallon. In Corbin, the gas prices were $2.92 to $3.09 gallon. What this clearly shows is that unbridled greed brings out the Grinch in people, even at Christmas. I long to see more competition (more gas outlets) come to Harlan County. We don t deserve being ripped off when we buy our gas. Mathias Williams Evarts Editor, At one time I was a resident of Harlan, but in 2000 I moved out of state to start my life elsewhere. In 1996, while I was a teenager in high school, my father submitted a Social Security Disability claim, and as his minor child, I too submitted a claim for benefits. After numerous appeals and three years of the typical red tape, he was finally awarded Social And then Dr. Vivian Blevins Letters to the Editor: never taught her children to cook, or wash clothes or dishes or clean house. She always said, I will not rob my children of their childhood. She certainly never robbed me of my childhood, and I was never prepared for any work in the kitchen when I married at age 20. I ll give you a few examples of my cooking disasters, and they ll bring a smile or a smirk to your face if you are a competent cook: I fried liver, including the skirt that soaks up the blood, and served it proudly as I touted the nutritional values of this organ meat; My first attempts at fried chicken resulted in pieces that were a beautiful golden brown on the outside with blood dripping once my guests took the first bite; I made the world s worst spaghetti with ketchup and cheap frozen hamburger for my sister one summer at Eastern Kentucky University; Bragging about my Appalachian roots to a college art professor, I cooked pinto beans in a cheap pot and burned everything up, including the pot; I made a pecan pie that my father-in-law, Roy Blevins, said, This is good, Vivian, if I could only cut the crust. And then I got pregnant, and was not allowed to continue teaching (Yes, ignorant people at that time thought I would be a bad influence on my high school students). I was bored being at home by myself all day, so I asked my mother to send me a cookbook, and she did. It was called the Household Searchlight Recipe Book and was published in The book was a magic Security benefits and a lump sum for the time between 1996 and I too received a lump sum my total amount came to around $25,000, but because of my father drawing workman s compensation, roughly $12,500 was deducted from my check. Since I was no longer a minor child, I was no longer eligible for any further benefits either. All the same, my mother and I were living well below the poverty line, so this money came in handy at the time. I bought a very modest car (a $700 beat up Ford) and paid the high car insurance bills along with it. Since we did not have medical insurance, I had to pay some expensive medical bills out of pocket too. I used this money to pay other bills too while I was a full-time student in vocational school. Finally, I used my last bit of money to move to Tennessee in order to find a job. That was the end of the matter regarding my lump sum payment. Until about six months ago. To start, the SSA sent their letter regarding the matter to the wrong address! I have lived at no less than six different addresses in two different states since I moved out of my mother s house in However, the Social Security Administration sent a correspondence to her house. This was during a very difficult time in her life, so she was not immediately able to forward the letter to me, but then again, should she have had to? I have worked and filed tax returns at every address where I have lived since 2000, not to mention the several times I obtained driver s licenses and registered vehicles in the states where I have lived. I have put in forwarding addresses with the post office each time I moved, and while applicable, I have re-registered with Selective Services. Long story short, I have not been living under the radar, so it is a mystery to me why the Social Security Administration did not know of my present whereabouts in order to send me a letter at my present home address. Any other federal agency would have known exactly where to find me, but I digress. Once I finally had the letter in my hands, it simply stated that they had paid me a $12,500 lump sum, but they should have only paid me around $4,400. So, I now owed them over $7,000. This simplistic mathematical statement devoid of any supporting details was their idea of an explanation for why I owed them money. Half of my lump sum was already taken because of the workman s comp benefits my father received (and was completely forthcoming about). Now, over 13 years later, they want over $7,000 more. Apparently, my father and I are not the only ones this has happened to. Rumor has it that a similar letter has gone out to SSA recipients all over Harlan County demanding the repayment of alleged SSA over payments. Is someone in the SSA trying to get a bonus or something? My reaction was one of complete disbelief and boiling hot anger. Never mind the fact that they sent the letter to a place where I have not lived since Never mind that before I even laid eyes on the letter, they had already setup payment arrangements, and when they had not received a payment, they were already threatening to seize my tax returns. (By the way, I will owe money on my taxes this year, so have fun getting blood from a turnip.) The four things that really bug me are: 1) We were glimpse into the world of genuine cooking with no reference to cooking ingredients such as Cool Whip, miniature marshmallows or Lipton soup mix. Everything was from scratch, and there were even instructions on how to kill, dress and fry a chicken. Now, I ve never killed a chicken, but I followed the instructions for many of the recipes in that book and taught myself to cook. Big Time! My husband, Jack, went from 130 pounds to 160 in about four months. As I moved ahead with being a mother, a wife and an educator, I soon stopped making yeast rolls and cakes from those recipes. I cooked so infrequently that my sons always thanked me when I did cook (My grandson, Jack Tyler, now does the same). Today I want to thank Mrs. Buttermore and Mrs. Jones at Harlan High School for teaching my sons, Lance and Quentin, to cook. They are great cooks, thanks to these wonderful teachers, much better than I ever dreamed of or even wanted to be. completely forthcoming with our application, and if there was a mistake, it was made by the SSA. 2) The SSA has yet to show proof of their claim that they overpaid me. Simply stating that I owe them money is not an explanation. 3) In addition to being very dodgy about the details of the debt, they are throwing their weight around as a federal agency in order to intimidate people into paying them without a fight. This is a similar methodology used by the mafia in racketeering schemes. 4) This was from 13 years ago! Did you know that the statute of limitations for federal tax fraud is seven years? This is why the IRS only audits back for seven years. Most other federal crimes, (except the most heinous) have a limitation of five years. The reason that statutes of limitations were put in place is because it would be unfair to expect someone to defend themselves against charges after so much time had passed, details had been forgotten, and evidence had been lost. Applying that principal to this situation, it is completely unfair for the Social Security Administration to come after someone for an alleged over payment so far after the event took place. I am now scrambling to get old paperwork together and remember details from a decade and a half ago in order to mount some sort of defense against this ridiculous over-payment claim. However, since much of the paperwork has been lost and most of the memories have faded, this will be difficult. I hope the SSA will understand if I do not s imply take their word for it when they tell me I owe them money. Up until now, they have not demonstrated an extremely high level of competence in their handling of this situation. Indeed, I have no intention of going down without a long and hard fight! To quote the Apostle Paul, I appeal to Caesar! If you have received a similar letter from the Social Security Administration, I would encourage you to exhaust every appeal and take it before a federal judge if you must. I plan to do so, and until a federal judge rules to the contrary, I have no intent of paying a red cent to the SSA. If they want to steal $7,500 from me by means of racketeering and crony intimidation, I am at least going to make them work for it. William Hall Pennsylvania

5 Saturday, December 29, 2012 You and Yours Page 5 Harlan Daily Enterprise Taking time for Christmas baking Early on this Christmas Eve, just after the drizzling, foggy, rebel-gray, sort-of, daybreak announced itself, I hobbled out of bed and wobbled to the kitchen to put on a pot of coffee and to check out the big Bundt cake pan I had put to use just after midnight or early Monday morning. The pan contained the now-cooled fruitcake that I had struggled with for more than three hours the night before, and then popped into the oven in the wee-est hour of this day. I simply can t stand it when Loretta looks over my shoulder and offers not-so-helpful hints when I am baking and sort of making it up as I go along. (You re not really going to put wine in that? Points East Ike Adams Baking powder in selfrising flour? That many eggs? Does anybody really like nutmeg? Cream of tartar? You re kidding, right? And so forth. So the way I avoid unneeded and, most certainly unsolicited advice, when I want to be creative in the kitchen, is to wait until my wife is sound asleep and down for the count for the night. Last night, after 24 non-stop hours of making and reeking of black-walnut fudge, and country ham and spicy cookies, she finally started snoring to the tune of White Christmas, with visions of sugar plums dancing on her brow. Finally with the cat curled up and purring and gently kneading on her toes Loretta shut down just before the nightly news came on Channel 18. When Loretta sleeps through this guy she has a not-so-secret crush on named Bill s weather forecast, I know she s out of it and not apt to wake up for several hours. So EKCEP s Whitehead receives top honor from SKCTC Special to the Enterprise Jeff Whitehead, executive director of Eastern Kentucky Concentrated Employment Program (EKCEP), has been named the recipient of the highest service award given to an individual by one of the region s 16 colleges in the Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS). Dr. W. Bruce Ayers, president of Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College (SKCTC), honored Whitehead with the President s Service Award during the college s fall/ winter commencement, held Dec. 7 in the Godbey Appalachian Center on the SKCTC Cumberland Campus. The honor is the highest award offered by the college and is given to those who work tirelessly to make the region and its people successes. Whitehead is executive director of EKCEP and its Local Workforce Investment Board (WIB), which provide workforce and employer services to 23 rural Appalachian counties in Eastern Kentucky. Whitehead has led various aspects of operations at EKCEP for more than 22 years, including the last five as executive director. In times of surging unemployment rates and shrinking budgets, Whitehead is working to ensure EKCEP becomes more relevant than ever to job seekers and employers across its service area by being nimble, creative, and responsive in its approach to delivering its array of services, which operate under the mission of jobs for people people for jobs. To build this relevance, Whitehead and EKCEP are embracing new partnerships and service strategies that better align workforce development with the needs of the region s employers needs by addressing recognized skills gaps with targeted, customized training. By doing so, Whitehead believes workforce development can prove itself an invaluable catalyst toward local and regional economic development. Under Whitehead s leadership, EKCEP also established the Job Clubs of Eastern Kentucky support network as a way to rapidly help the unemployed in the region by placing them in Jeff Whitehead, right, executive director of the Eastern Kentucky Concentrated Employment Program, Inc. (EKCEP) accepts the President s Service Award from Dr. W. Bruce Ayers, president of Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College (SKCTC). direct contact with expert career advising. This strategy has proven time and again to make Job Club members far more successful at landing a job than job seekers who search alone. Additionally, the organization has developed the award-winning Kentucky Teleworks service, which partners with companies around the globe to screen and provide them with employees for legitimate, well-paid, work-from-home job opportunities in fields such as customer support, IT, data entry, sales, and more. I have the privilege of working with a tremendous group of professionals and community leaders during a time when the workforce must respond to a great many challenges associated with a global economy, advancing technologies, an aging workforce, environmental concerns, debt, and tightening budgets, Whitehead said. Despite these challenges, we continue to strive to bring prosperity to our region by helping develop the best-prepared workforce possible, and ensuring that Eastern Kentucky s employers are not hindered by workforce shortages. Why are teens so tempted by junk food Ask Dr. Brothers Dr. Joyce Brothers Dear Dr. Brothers: My daughter has always struggled with her weight, and now that she s 18, I am worried about what direction she may veer off to. She s been talking about all these different popular diets and all sorts of food items that I can t even keep track of. I wish I knew what she is talking about and how to convince her that she d be best off by just eating less and moving more. Should I buy her all these brandname foods, or just stick to the basics? K.P. Dear K.P.: When children are young and overweight, the wagging finger can be waved directly under the nose of the parents. They usually are the ones who bring inappropriate food into the home, and while schools are trying to clean up their caloric act, a lot of parents have not yet gotten the message. By the time the student learns to drive and be independent and has a bit of spending money, a brand-new diet of junk food can emerge. Because you have less control over your daughter s eating habits now, she may indeed be falling into some questionable ones. Since you mention that the foods your teen craves are not those you necessarily are familiar with, there s a possibility that the culprit is right under your nose. The television airwaves are full of advertisements for less-thanwholesome fare, and that food is being eaten up by teens and others all over the country. According to a study by researchers at the University of Missouri and the University of Kansas Medical Center, obese children are likely to be more susceptible to food advertising than kids of healthy weight. While you still have some control, try to involve your daughter in shopping for real food with you, and teach her something about cooking. She will quickly find out which is the better course with your assistance. BIBLE THOUGHT Wanting to be ready for Christ s return will make a difference in the way we live. Everyone who has this hope in Him purifies himself. 1 John 3:3 that s when I went to work on my fruitcake. It takes me about half an hour just to find and arrange all the ingredients on the kitchen table. I mean, unless you live in someplace way bigger than, name a town in central or eastern Kentucky, you don t just run out and buy at the last minute, conveniently,off-the shelf, such things as nectar of apricot, nor do you find candied lime, candied pineapple, soaked dates, whole-kernel black walnuts, real apricot brandy, just waiting there for you to scoop them up all at once just anywhere. I spend some time, well before the holidays, laying in my fruitcake ingredients which I stash about the kitchen at random for weeks before the actual Professional Services Guide If You Need It Done... We ll Do It! 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Now the first two things I do is turn my oven on to 350 degrees and oil and flour my Bundt pan. Then, I spend the next hour stirring and beating stuff together with a big spoon in a huge mixing bowl. As far as I am concerned, electric mixers are for sissies. Friends admire the biceps on my right arm for weeks after the first of the year and ask, How d you do that? I tell them I made a fruitcake over Christmas. Finally, I dump the mixture in the Bundt pan, pop it in the oven and pray while I finish off the last few sips of apricot brandy. Just before 3 a.m., my fruitcake came out of the oven and I went to bed. Loretta is ready to get up after more than nine hours of deep sleep, but I m going back to bed. I ll tell you how the cake turned out sometime after the first of the year. If it tastes as good as it smells and looks, I ll be bragging. 50th anniversary celebrated Kenneth and Judith Mefford, of Brookside, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on Dec. 7 with family. 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6 Sports Page 6 Harlan Daily Enterprise Saturday, December 29, 2012 Noe lifts Lady Bears past Somerset John Middleton Sports Editor LONDON The Harlan County Lady Bears survived a scare from Somerset to remain the only unbeaten team in the Candy Cane Classic on Friday. A 15-point Harlan County lead evaporated in the fourth quarter before sophomore Bella Noe came to the rescue. With the Lady Bears trailing by three, Noe had all seven of Harlan County s points in the final two minutes to lift her team to a win. After a trey from Bethany Edwards gave the Lady Jumpers a lead with 2:20 remaining, Noe answered with a 3-pointer on the opposite end to pull the Lady Bears even. Noe then hit a one-handed runner in the lane to put Harlan County on top with just seven seconds left. Following a turnover on the ensuing possession, Noe calmly drained a pair of free throws to ice the game. I told the staff that we were going to put her in HHS fades late in loss to South John Middleton Sports Editor LONDON One good quarter wasn t enough to lift Harlan to an upset of South Laurel in the Candy Cane Classic on Friday. The Lady Dragons turned a seven-point deficit into a three-point lead with an impressive third quarter, but the lady Cards pulled away in the fourth for a win. South went inside to Taylor Arthur early in the first quarter. The senior center had her team s first five points to put the Lady Cards up 5-2. Harlan s Jourdan Ledford put the Lady Dragons on top with an old-fashioned threepoint play with 3:11. Both teams struggled to score in the opening period, and the score remained there until South s Brittany Vandeventer banked in a 3-pointer from half-court at the buzzer to put South up by two. Harlan s offensive woes continued in the second quarter. The Lady Dragons were just 1-for-11 from the field and turned the ball over the ball over nine times in the period. Harlan s only field goal came early as Ledford grabbed a rebound and hit a layup while getting fouled. Ledford hit the free throw to tie the game at nine. South began to pull away from that point. The Lady Cards outscored Harlan 8-1 the rest of the way to take a lead into the half. The press bothered us a little bit, but the girls are going to learn. They beat us by about 30 this summer, so I am happy with the progress. But, we still have a long way to go, said Harlan coach Derrick Akal. We get in a hurry sometimes and turn the ball over, but with the inexperience that is going to happen. You have got live with those. The Lady Dragons were much improved offensively to open the second half. Harlan quickly erased the deficit with 11 straight points to open the third quarter. Kelly Cox capped See HHS 7 Louisville seeks to end skid vs. rival Kentucky Gary Graves AP Sports Writer LEXINGTON Louisville has had enough of losing to Kentucky. The No. 4 Cardinals have dropped four in a row to the Wildcats, including last spring s national semifinal in New Orleans. Kentucky won that game and went on to beat Kansas two days later for its eighth national championship. That Final Four loss still bothers Cardinals coach Rick Pitino, who is 0-4 against Wildcats counterpart John Calipari. Fortunately for Pitino, he enters Saturday s showdown in Louisville with an experienced team that s 11-1 and favored to reclaim Bluegrass State supremacy. Kentucky (8-3) started the season No. 3 behind Indiana and Louisville. But the Wildcats have fallen from the rankings and are looking to establish themselves with another group of talented freshmen. They enter the game as an underdog against a Louisville a position that she was going to look to score or we would lose, said Harlan County coach Anthony Nolan. We needed some people to step up and she is capable of doing that. I thought she played huge for us tonight. Somerset s Madison Brooks opened the game with a basket before Brooklyn Massingill drained a trey on the opposite to give Harlan County the lead. The teams exchanged baskets throughout the opening period. A trey from Somerset s Erica Ford tied the game at seven, but the Lady Jumpers were unable to regain the lead. Sarah Evans had the final four points of the quarter for the Lady Bears, as they took a lead into the second. Evans controlled the paint throughout the night. The senior center finished with 15 points and 10 rebounds to lead the Lady Bears. Her stamina and timing with the other girls is See LADY BEARS 7 Missy Bianchi Daily Enterprise Harlan's Torri Mitchell drove to the basket during action in the Candy Cane Classic on Friday. Mitchell had six points, but the Lady Dragons fell to host South Laurel. squad that s playing well and hungry to prove it against their archrival. However, Pitino has warned his team about getting too excited against the Wildcats. When it comes down to it, it s all about execution, Pitino said Friday. It really is about execution. And the emotional part wears off. Sometimes emotion is a killer and it drains you. You ve got to be very careful in this type of game that it doesn t. At the same time, the Cardinals have reason to feel good about their chances. They ve been ranked in the top six all season and have beaten quality schools such as Northern Iowa, Missouri, College of Charleston and Memphis. Louisville has succeeded behind Pitino s trademark: tough pressure defense. The Cardinals lead the nation in turnover margin (+8.6) and are second in steals at 11.9 per game. Since their only loss this season against Duke, the Cardinals have won six straight. Their Missy Bianchi Daily Enterprise Harlan County's Sarah Evans had 15 points and 10 rebounds to help lead the Lady Bears to a victory over Somerset in the Candy Cane Classic on Friday. It s a big game, he said. It s not just the media that really says it. It s something we knew about coming in here. All schools have their rivalry and this is just one of them. Kentucky freshman Archie Goodwin streak is notable because they ve done so without center Gorgui Dieng, who broke his left wrist Nov. 23 during the Battle 4 Atlantis tournament in the Bahamas. Expected to miss four to six weeks, Dieng was cleared this week and Pitino will start the 6-foot-11 junior against Kentucky. The Senegal native s availability isn t surprising, considering he had been working out and dressed the past few games. Dieng grasps the importance of the in-state rivalry his parents will be among the soldout crowd at the KFC Yum! Bears hold off Highlands rally An Enterprise Staff Report The Harlan County Black Bears responded from their first loss of the season with a victory over Highlands in the consolation bracket of the Pikeville Invitational Tournament on Friday. Harlan County scored the game s first 14 points with the help of a strong defensive effort that led to 10 turnovers in the opening period. The Bears had to hang on late though as Highlands battled its way back with a physical defense that led to 16 HCHS turnovers in the final three quarters. We got off to a good start, but you have to give Highlands credit. They kept coming at us, Harlan County coach Mike Jones said. This type of physical game will be good experience for our kids. We d like to have done better finishing plays, but we hit some throws at the end. We ll see this type of aggressiveness and this style of officiating when we play in the WYMT (Classic). Sophomore forward Tyler Miller was the most consistent of the Bears with 19 points and nine rebounds. Senior guard Alex Sergent added 12 points. Highlands (4-6) was led by senior forward Luke Turner with 18 points. Turner brought the Bluebirds back from a 12-point deficit to begin the final quarter as he had eight points, including back-toback 3-pointers, in a 10-1 run that cut the deficit to with 5:26 to play. Baskets by Miller and Aaron Caldwell pushed the lead back to seven with three minutes left before Highlands made a final push. Bailey Witte and Nick True each scored as Highlands pulled within two, at 48-46, with 1:01 left. Harlan County Center. He nonetheless insisted that the timing of his return was purely coincidental. I m back because the doctors cleared me to play, said Dieng, averaging 8.2 points, 8.0 rebounds and 2.0 blocks. If the docs said I could not play this game, I would not play. It s not because they (Kentucky) have two bigs that they want me to play. It s not like that. I just get back because it s a good time to be back. Dieng has explained the rivalry to his parents. I ve told them it s two schools that hate each other, he said. The good thing is, they don t speak English. Whatever (fans) say, it doesn t matter to them. What matters to Louisville is how guards Peyton Siva and Russ Smith dictate the backcourt battle against Kentucky. Siva, a senior considered one of the nation s best point guards, is averaging a careerbest 11.4 points along with 6.3 assists and 2.3 steals. He s good with the ball, Calipari said of Siva. He finds his teammates. He s scoring Tyler Miller put the game away at the line as Cody Bumgardner and Miller each hit two in the final minute. Harlan County struggled, like the day before against Breathitt County, to finish around the basket. Tyler Brewer and Caldwell each had two baskets in the Bears 14-0 run to start the game. Highlands was able to get up only three shots in the opening six minutes and didn t score until Justin Weyer s 3-pointer with just over two minutes left in the quarter. Karl Hinkel s 3-pointer was the Bluebirds only other basket in the quarter as they trailed 18-6 when the period ended. Both teams started hot in the second quarter with each scoring in transition to beat pressure. Sergent hit two 3-pointers in the opening four minutes of the period as Harlan County stretched its lead to 15. Harlan County (12-1) will conclude tournament play on Saturday at 4:45 in the fifth-place game. H A R L A N COUNTY (52) Tyler Brewer 5, Alex Sergent 12, Chad Massingill 0, Tyler Miller 19, Aaron Caldwell 6, Zach Caldwell 6, James Bond 0, Cody Bumgardner 4. HIGHLANDS (47) Karl Hinkel 3, Ryan Greene 7, Bailey Witte 6, Luke Turner 18, Nick True 4, Brendan Buton 0, Jensen Feggins 2, Jake Gronotte 2, Parker Harris 0. better, shooting the ball way better. Smith, who came off the bench to score 30 points against Kentucky here last New Year s Eve, has raised his scoring average from 11.5 to 19.7 points largely because of his 34-percent rate from 3-point range. Kentucky s four-game winning streak can be attributed to its own improved guard play. The Wildcats appear to have found their point guard in sophomore Ryan Harrow. Since returning from a four-game absence because of an illness and tending to a family matter in Georgia, he has played the past five contests and started the last two, scoring a careerhigh 23 points on Marshall last Saturday. More important to Calipari, Harrow is putting his teammates in the right spots on the floor and getting them to communicate. That s important for the Wildcats, who will try to establish an inside presence with freshmen Nerlens Noel, Willie Cauley-Stein and Alex Poythress.

7 Saturday, December 29, 2012 Sports Page 7 Harlan Daily Enterprise Ravens, Bengals want to be sharper for playoffs Joe Kay AP Sports Writer CINCINNATI The Ravens have studied their possible playoff pairings. The only thing for sure: Baltimore gets to play its first game at home as the AFC North champion. The opponent? Too early to tell. Yeah, we ve thought about it, running back Ray Rice said. We ve seen it. We know all the scenarios. An intriguing one: If the Ravens win on Sunday at Paul Brown Stadium, there s a chance they could play division-rival Cincinnati in back-to-back weeks. Their game on Sunday doesn t mean a lot. Baltimore (10-5) wrapped up its second straight division title and its fifth consecutive playoff appearance by beating the defending Super Bowl champion Giants last week. The only undecided is who they will host in the first game. If they win on Sunday and New England loses, it will be the Bengals (9-6), who have lost their last four games against the Ravens but wouldn t be intimidated by facing a familiar team. Cincinnati is locked in as the sixth seed, also waiting to find out where it will go for the first round. Could be Baltimore. Or New England. Or Houston. Or even Denver. We don t know, safety Chris Crocker said. You have an inkling of who it may be. But you really focus on the Baltimore Ravens. They put a licking Lady Bears From page 6 getting better. We are still making soft passes that is an area we still have to improve on. But, that was a competitive team, and we had to earn every possession tonight, Nolan said. A 3-pointer from Somerset s Bethany Edwards reduced a fivepoint Harlan County lead to two with 1:40 seconds remaining in the first half. After a timeout, Massingill and Keisha Mimes each hit a pair of free throws to close out the half and give Harlan County a lead. Harlan County pulled away to open the third quarter. The Lady Bears scored the first ten points to open the second half and push the lead to 33-18, before the Lady Jumpers began to climb HHS From page 6 improved offensively to open the second half. Harlan quickly erased the deficit with 11 straight points to open the third quarter. Kelly Cox capped the run with a 3-pointer from the top of the key to put the Lady Dragons up with 3:17 left in the period. The teams traded baskets from that point, with Harlan taking a lead into the fourth. Arthur had all eight of South Laurel s points in the third to keep the Lady Cards close. She finished with 17 points and 15 rebounds to lead South in both categories. I think she is one of the better players. I don t know why she isn t ranked as high as some of the other post players in the region, Akal said. She is difficult to guard, she works hard, makes free throws and rebounds the ball well. Harlan s struggles returned in the final period this time on the defensive end. South went seven-of-12 from the field for 21 points in the fourth quarter to pull away for the win. Katie Reynolds hit a layup to tie the game at 29 with 6:10 left. The Lady Cards outscored on us in the first game of the season. The Ravens opened the season impressively, beating the Bengals on a Monday night. The teams then took very different paths to the playoffs Baltimore won nine of its first 11 games, went into a slump on offense, changed coordinators, lost three straight games and finally nailed down the division title last week. Cincinnati opened 3-5 but has made the playoffs by winning six of its last seven on the strength of an emerging defense. The final regular season game represents a chance for both to fine-tune offenses that have plenty of room for improvement. Baltimore s has been so inconsistent that coach John Harbaugh fired coordinator Cam Cameron and elevated quarterbacks coach Jim Caldwell for the last two games. Baltimore still looked out of sorts during a home loss to Denver, its third straight defeat. The offense had its best moments last week during the win over the Giants, piling up a seasonhigh 533 yards. Joe Flacco was sharp, throwing for back. Somerset close the period on a 15-6 run to reduce the deficit to six. The momentum carried over into the fourth quarter for the Lady Jumpers. A basket by Erica Ford capped an 11-2 start that gave Somerset a lead. A free throw line jumper from Mimes tied the game at 45 with 2:33 remaining. Edwards pushed the margin back to three with a trey from the top of the key, before Noe took over down the stretch. They extended their defense, and we started playing not to lose instead of attacking. We had some people that didn t want to make a play and it got down to the point where we had to make a play, Nolan said. We executed really good 309 yards and a pair of touchdowns. Rice and Bernard Pierce each ran for more than 100 yards. We needed that, Rice said. We needed that, especially coming off that threegame skid. For us to come out there and execute the way we did, that s definitely a confidence booster. The focus Sunday will be on Flacco, who is usually impressive against Cincinnati. Flacco has completed 71 percent of his passes in the last four games against the Bengals all victories with five touchdowns, two interceptions and a passer rating of Flacco finally looked comfortable in the Ravens up-tempo approach against the Giants. Obviously, it worked pretty well and there are always things that we can work on, Flacco said. We re working every week to improve those things and get as good as we can get. But it was a good point, and a good game for us to build off of and try to kind of carry into the next few weeks. Cincinnati s offense is still looking for a break-out game. The Bengals have reached the playoffs on the strength of their defense, which has held six of the last seven opponents to 13 points or fewer. The defense outscored the offense last Sunday Leon Hall s interception for a touchdown set up a win in Pittsburgh. The Bengals managed only 14 yards rushing on 16 carries. coming out at halftime and extended the lead, but we had some kids that didn t want to make some plays when they extended their defense. Harlan County (13-1) will face Harlan in the final day of round robin play today at 4 p.m., while Somerset ( 4-7) will meet Barbourville at 6 p.m. - Harlan County (52) Kaitlyn Stittums 6, Brooklyn Massingill 13, Lauren Lee 2, Keisha Mimes 6, Sarah Evans 15, Bella Noe 10, Madison Cornett 0, Shaunta Lewis 0. Somerset (48) Bethany Edwards 14, Miranda Mills 11, Erica Ford 3, Virginia Scott 13, Madison Brooks 7, Jessica Wallace 0, Katelyn Johnson 0. Harlan 17-7 the rest of the way. We took care of the basketball, attacked the rim and passed it a lot better in the third quarter. That got us back in the game, but they changed defenses and we had a tough time adjusting and getting good looks, Akal said. They are an experienced team. They executed down the stretch and we didn t. Harlan (6-5) returns to action in the Candy Cane Classic today against Harlan County at 4 p.m., while South Laurel (6-7) will face Upperman (Tenn.) at 2 p.m. - South Laurel (46) Karli Parker 2, Madyson Morris 3, Emily Clonce 4, Katie Reynolds 9, Taylor Arthur 17, Preslie Baker 1, Bailey Miller 0, Brittany Vandeventer 3, Cassandra Johnson 6, Morgan Madden 0, Shelby Davis 1. Harlan (36) Jordan Brock 10, Jourdan Ledford 6, Torri Mitchell 6, Masie Charles 5, Emma Bianchi 2, Katie King 1, Kelly Cox 3, Shanae Thomas 0, Kaitlin Jenkins 1. Prep Basketball Scores BOYS Cumberland Falls Tournament Corbin 68, Union County, S.C. 55 Easley, S.C. 75, Jackson Co. 67 Mountain Schoolboy Classic Belfry 80, Tug Valley, W.Va. 76 Owen Co. 59, Pike Co. Central 51 Pikeville Invitational Tournament Betsy Layne 50, Breathitt Co. 46, OT Harlan County 52, Highlands 47 Pikeville 89, Middlesboro 88, OT Republic Bank Classic Knott Co. Central 83, Cin. 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8 Page 8 Harlan Daily Enterprise Saturday, December 29, 2012 Pictured are, from left: Rick Torstrick, owner of Harlan 2 Way; Larry Luxmore, Marketing Coordinator for Lightyear; and Crystal Moore, sweepstakes winner. Moore wins sweepstakes Special to the Enterprise PIKEVILLE Lightyear Network Solutions, Inc. (OTC Markets: LYNS), an established provider of data, voice and wireless telecommunication services to business and residential customers throughout North America, announced the winner of its Holiday Sweepstakes. The winner was Crystal Moore, who received an Apple ipad along with a $500 donation to the accredited charity of the winner s choice. Moore selected Shriners Hospital for Children - Lexington as the receiving charity and Lightyear has donated $500 to the hospital in honor of her son, Justin. The Lightyear contest was held from Nov. 1 through Dec. 15. The winner entered through Lightyear s Authorized Agent, Harlan 2 Way Inc., in Harlan. We are thrilled that we could make someone s Christmas, and make a donation to Shriners Hospital, said Rick Torstrick, owner of Harlan 2 Way. In light of the recent tragedy in Connecticut that we have all seen in the news, we are glad we can help in some way during the holidays. On behalf of Team Lightyear, we re pleased to congratulate Ms. Moore on winning the 2012 Lightyear Holiday Sweepstakes, said Brian Garrison, Lightyear Vice President of Strategic Planning & Marketing. We re also pleased to make a contribution to a deserving charity in her son s name. SUNDAY EVENING DECEMBER 30, 2012 CMT (5:00) Them Idiots Blue Collar Comedy: Ron White: They (:15) Ron White's Comedy (:45) Them Idiots Whirled Tour Whirled Tour Ten Years of Funny Call Me Tater Salad Salute to the Troops 2012 CNBC Paid Paid Princess Wall St. Marijuana Inc Billions Behind Bars American Greed: 60 Minutes Program Program Journal Scam CNN CNN room CNN room CNBC Special Piers Morgan CNN room CNBC Special CSPN WAWeek m. 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Wasioto Winds hotel project on indefinite hold Anthony Cloud Middlesboro Daily The Wasioto Winds hotel project, which was approved in a 5-2 vote by the Bell County Tourism Commission about six months ago, is currently on hold due to a switch in lending institutions. The developer of the project is in the process of switching lending institutions because of issues with the previous lender. Pineville Mayor Sherwin Rader stated the success of the project is totally in the hands of the developer. The new lending institution is now requiring a new feasibility study before agreeing to lend the money. Rader stated she has given the developer until the end of January to get her a feasibility study. 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Whatever happens, I m not gonna quit (trying to get a hotel), said Rader. I want to see that hotel. Bell County Judge- Executive Albey Brock stated that due to the previous controversy over the project, the previous lender decided not to lend money for the project. The controversy Brock referenced involved the legality of funding a hotel project using the restaurant tax money. Several members of the Bell County Tourism Commission made claims that it was illegal to fund the hotel project using restaurant tax revenue. In a letter from Attorney General Jack Conway, it states the restaurant tax revenue could be used for America's Funniest Home Videos America's Funniest Home Videos a hotel project because state statutes only state the money from the tax has to be turned over to the tourism commission. The statute also states the money from the restaurant tax must be used for the purpose of promoting and developing convention and tourist activities and facilities in the public interest. 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Contact: Linford Martin, daytime , cell Legals PUBLIC NOTICE OF BLASTING Permit No New Ridge Mining Company, PO Box 299, 115 North Big Creek Road, Sidney, KY 41564, Phone: (606) , shall conduct blasting on its acre permit # located in Harlan County. Said operation is located approximately 2.63 miles East Northeast from KY 990 s junction with U.S It is located approximately 1.76 miles East-Northeast of Coalgood, KY. The latitude is 36 o ; longitude: 83 o Blasting will be conducted each day, Monday through Saturday between the hours of sunrise and sunset. This schedule will remain in effect and will continue until termination of excavation. Any major alterations of this blasting schedule will be published. Unscheduled blasting may occur in emergency situations where rain, lightning, or other atmospheric conditions or the safety of the operator or public requires unscheduled detonation. Blasting will not be conducted before sunrise or after sunset except during emergency situations. Control of the blasting area will be maintained by blocking access roads to the area ten (10) minutes prior to the blast. Post detonation access to the blasting area will be allowed only after inspection and determination that no hazards exist. A pre-detonation warning consists of a Warning Signal. A one minute series of three (3) long blasts from a siren, five minutes prior to the blast signal. Blast Signal A series of three (3) short blasts, one minute prior to the shot, from a siren will be given before each blast. Clear Signal A prolonged blast from a siren will follow the blast and inspection of the blast area. These signals will be audible within one half mile of the blasting site. The following notice is published pursuant to 30 CFR , Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement Provisions, and KRS 350 and the regulations relating thereto. Copies of this schedule will be distributed by mail to the KDNR, Local Government and Public Utilities and by mail or delivered to each residence within one-half mile of the permit area described in the schedule. Help Wanted- General YOU LL GET A KICK OUT OF WORKING OUT HERE. We re a $4-billion growth company, and one of the nation s fastest growing retail organizations. Can you imagine a more exciting place to grow? New store opening in Harlan, KY Assistant Managers, Team Leaders Team Members, Receivers OPEN INTERVIEWS January 2nd-4th, 9am-4pm Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College 164 Ballpark Road Harlan, KY Walk-ins are welcomed. Apply anytime at WORK HARD. HAVE FUN. MAKE MONEY. EOE Year end From page 1 Howard was chosen to replace Saylor as superintendent. He had previously overseen the district s finances. 7. In September, the Kentucky State Police discovered Bruce Penix, 47 of Kildav, deceased inside a resident. Robert E. Curry, 39, of Evarts, was arrested as a suspect in that death. 6. In May, Appalachian Regional Health care hospitals, including Harlan, and Coventry Care began negotiations over health care in eastern Kentucky. Facing a backlash from patients furious at the prospect of losing medical care, Coventry threatened to cancel its contract with ARH Health care affecting approximately 25,000 people in eastern Kentucky. After state involvement and failed negotiations, Coventry cancelled their contracts with ARH in November. 5. In February, Kentucky National Guard A Company 103rd BSB of Danville was activated to assist residents of the Green Hills Water District after Harlan County Judge-Executive Jones From page 1 the city council fine people who are now gone on. Jones said, I ve always enjoyed the people in the city. You get to know individuals through this job, especially elderly residents who will call just to be reassured you are here to help them if they need it. Not every call you get is a police lights and siren call, sometimes it s an elderly person who hears a dog barking or strange sound and they want to keep you on the line to make sure everything is alright. Cumberland Police Sgt. Silas Whitehead said Jones is the life line of police departments throughout the county. If I m working by myself, then Chris is my partner, said Whitehead. He s the one that is looking out for me. If he doesn t hear from me in a certain time he s hollering at me and checking on me to make sure I m okay. I ve worked with Chris for many years, he s a real Joe Grieshop declared a state of emergency. A 6,000 gallon water holding tank was set up and filled with spring water on top of Pine Mountain to provide water for residents. A few weeks later Black Mountain Water District consolidated with the Green Hills Water District to make improvements to the water system for Pine Mountain residents. 4. In March, the first of Kentucky s 2012 mining fatalities occurred at Parton Brothers Contracting Company s Timber Tree Mine No. 9 in Blair. James Bailey, 32, of Cumberland, died when he was pinned by the canopy he was installing on a mine shuttle car. 3. In May, during the primary election, S. Parker Boggs defeated incumbent Henry Johnson for the office of commonwealth attorney in Harlan. Boggs took 59.9 percent of the vote with 2,048 votes and Johnson received 36.5 percent with 1,246 votes. Boggs will assume that office in January. 2. A horrific Christmas Eve traffic crash in Knox life line. You couldn t search this county over and find a better man and dispatcher than the late and former Kentucky State Police Dispatcher Bill Blanton, said Jones. He helped me tremendously when I first began as a dispatcher for the city. Responsible for office work also, Jones said he maintains things such as police and accidents reports, does warrant searches and collects parking fee violations. He is a certified dispatcher, trained through the Department of Criminal Justice in Richmond. He is also a certified emergency medical dispatch and a Kentucky Colonel. Jones and his wife, Carla, have two children, Hannah and Ethan. They are actively involved at Locust Grove Baptist Church. He enjoys fishing, gardening and cooking. Reach Nola Sizemore at or at nsizemore@civitasmedia.com County sent shock and grief throughout Harlan and Letcher counties, as well as Scott County, as two prominent school officials and community members died, along with their daughter and son-in-law. Gary and Patricia Caldwell had picked up their daughter, Julia Robinson, and her husband, Brent Robinson, at the airport in Lexington and were heading to Putney to be joined by other relatives to celebrate Christmas. Police said a vehicle crossed the median of the highway and slammed head on into the Caldwell vehicle, killing all four in the car as well as the driver of the other car, David Vanderpool, 31, of Williamsburg. Emergency workers commented after the fiery crash that it was the worst scene they had ever encountered. As the story continues to unfold toward the start of a new year, details of an extensive criminal record for Vanderpool and his recent release from jail continue to add to the tragedy. A joint-funeral service was held at the Harlan Baptist Church on Friday, with hundreds attending to pay final respects to Gary, the finance director for Letcher County Schools, Patricia (Patty), the assistant principal at James A. Cawood Elementary School, Julia, a speech therapist at an elementary school in Bradenton, Fla., and Brent, a software developer. The funeral produced a scene UNLOCK YOUR POTENTIAL JANUARY southeast.kctcs.edu that many attending commented that they had never seen nor ever want to see again - four hearses waiting to carry so many members of one family away from a funeral at one time. 1. Possibly no story has generated more discussion and concern than the layoffs in the coal industry stemming from the Environmental Protection Agency s failure to approve mining permits for the area due to stiffer environmental regulations. As a result, this, along with the substantial message sent to President Barack Obama by Harlan County voters during the General Election in November has been the top story of 2012 for the county. And, with news out of REGISTRATION All Campuses 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM ALL CAMPUSES 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM KENTUCKY KY COMMUNITY MUNI & TECHNICAL COLLEGE LEGE SYSTEM Washington, D.C., this week that Lisa Jackson, the head of the EPA was stepping down, Congressman Harold Hal Rogers called the action a belated Christmas present for the coal industry. Industry officials and local mining employees are hoping the new leader will lift some of the stringent regulations that have been imposed in recent months, stifling the permitting process for coal. As we move to 2013, the the future of the mining industry continues to have a lot of uncertainty. Happy New Year to you from the staff and management of the Harlan Daily Enterprise. Reach Nola Sizemore at or at nsizemore@heartlandpublications.com SPRING 2013 Late Registration 4:30 PM - 5:30 PM January 7 Pineville January 8 Middlesboro & Whitesburg January 9 Cumberland January 10 Harlan KCTCS is an equal opportunity employer and educational institution.

10 Page 10 Harlan Daily Enterprise Saturday, December 29, 2012 Harlan County Church Directory A.M.E. ZION Pastor, Ira Clark Middleton Addition, Evarts, KY Coldiron, KY METHODIST GOODE TEMPLE A.M.E. ZION CLOVER FORK Pastor, Rev. Larry Parker Pastor, Jack Carmical Central St., Benham, KY 280 Liberty Street, Lynch, KY COLDIRON PENTECOSTAL Pastor, Jody VanSickle Rev. Sandra Jones Holmes Mill, KY Awana: Wednesdays 6:30 PM OF GOD CRANKS CREEK UNITED Pastor, Mike Blair Pastor, Charles Blanton METHODIST ASSEMBLIES OF GOD Sunday Services: 10 AM & 7 PM FIRST ASSEMBLY CATHOLIC Sunday Service: 6 PM Pastor, C. Robert Landis COXTON Baxter, KY HOLY TRINITY CLOSPLINT OF GOD Sunday Services: 9:45 AM Coxton, KY Pastor, Donnie Adkisson Pastor, Charles Asher S. U.S. Hwy. 421, Harlan, KY Closplint, KY CUMBERLAND UNITED Sunday Services: 10 AM & 6:30 PM Marjorie Grieshop Pastor, Frank Howard METHODIST CUMBERLAND MISSIONARY NEW LIFE ASSEMBLY OF GOD Fr. M. George, CM Frazier Street, Cumberland, KY Lay Hill, Tremont, KY Sunday Service: 9:45 AM COXTON FAITH TABERNACLE Pastor, Jody VanSickle Pastor, Dennis Williams Pastors, Eddie & Linda Estep SAINT STEPHEN S Stan Nicely, Pastor Sunday Services: 11 AM & 7 PM 408 Spring Street, Cumberland, KY Central Street Cumberland, KY Sunday Services: 10 AM & 7 PM EVARTS CONGREGATIONAL Sunday Services: 11 AM Fr. M. George, CM CUMBERLAND OF GOD UNITED METHODIST DIONE MISSIONARY THE KING S CHAPEL Services: June-October Sat. 5:30pm 503 Jackson St., Cumberland, KY Main St., Evarts, KY ASSEMBLY OF GOD OF THE RESURRECTION Pastor, Ronnie Doyle Pastor, Rev. David W. Gross Cumberland, KY Lejunior, KY Church Street Lynch, KY Sunday Services: Pastor, Luke Day Pastor, Janice Fulkerson Fr. M. George, CM DRESSIN OF GOD 9:30 AM & 6 PM, Wed: 6:30 PM Sunday Services: 11 AM & 7 PM Sunday Services: 10 AM & 6:30 PM Sunday Service: 12:00 noon Pastor, Mark Speakman HARLAN UNITED EVARTS METHODIST BAPTIST Evarts, KY EVARTS OF GOD 201 East Mound Street, Harlan, KY BLAIR CHAPEL Pastor, Rev. Larry White CHRISTIAN 154 South Main Street, Evarts, KY Pastor, Kyle Burnette (606) Blair, KY Pastor, Rev. Rod Raleigh Sunday Services: 10 AM & 11 AM BLEDSOE Bledsoe, KY Pastor, John Baughman Sunday Services: 11 AM & 7 PM FIRST Baxter, KY Pastor, Dallas Messer Sunday Services: 11 AM & 6:30 PM FIRST Loyall, KY Pastors, Dr. Roy Lucas CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Verda, KY Pastor, Ernest Cox Sunday Services: 11:15 AM & 6 PM COMMUNITY CHRISTIAN CENTER 186 West Main Street Pastor, Buddy Simpson FIRST OF GOD Sunny Acres, Harlan, KY Pastor, James Blair GULSTON OF GOD Pastor, John Lundy Sunday School 10:00 AM Worship 11:00 AM & 6:00 PM LOYALL UNITED METHODIST Wilkerson St., Loyall, KY Pastor, Arnold Hammons Sunday Services: 10:45 AM & 6 PM ELCOMB Sunday Services: 10:55 AM & 6 PM Lynch, KY Pastor, Joe Jenkins Gulston, KY LYNCH UNITED METHODIST Elcomb, KY FOUR MILE MISSIONARY Sunday Service: 11 a.m. HARLAN SUNSHINE Lynch, KY Pastor, Hugh Webb Pastor, Joshua Hensley FIRST CHRISTIAN OF GOD FIRST Keith, KY 110 Freeman Street, Cumberland, KY 505 Hwy. 3459, Harlan, KY Sunday Service: 11:15 AM North Main Street, Harlan, KY Pastor, Edmond E. 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11 Saturday, December 29, 2012 Religion Page 11 Harlan Daily Enterprise Question: What will be different in 2013? This Christmas and the year 2012 has certainly been an interesting time. It is very normal to write that we now see the end of the year is here. After Christmas, New Year s is the next big moment, but this year has been filled with lots of deadlines, cliffs and the prediction of the end of all things was predicted to be the End of the World, at least according to followers of the Mayan calendar. I have not taken any type of survey, but I am predicting some no doubt wished the world had ended. There were others who planned celebrations for this moment in time. I didn t attend any such events, but I am tempted to buy a T-shirt promoting that I survived the moment had financial woes and, the most recent, approaching the fiscal cliff has been left in the hands of the democrats and republicans. I feel safe to make a prediction on this one for sure no solution. However, the political powers in charge will want us to feel that they have really accomplished something no matter what. There is only one answer for financially difficult times. Live within your means and you cannot buy what you do not have the money to purchase. Excuse me, I meant to write that we the people must live within our means, but that rule of thought doesn t apply to the government. They are spending our money and not their s so the common sense rules do not apply. Nevertheless, 2012 has been a very interesting time. During the presidential election, we heard that if President Obama was Sunday School Lesson: Acts The making of a new year Revelation 21: Here we are on the threshold of a new year. In just a few days the second hand will click past midnight and 2012 will become A time for a fresh start, a new day, a clean slate.who are we kidding? The only difference between 2012 and 2013 is one second on a clock. When we wake up on January 1st the same things that dogged us on Monday will be waiting for us on Tuesday. It is doubtful that the bill collectors are thinking a new year means a clean slate for those they called as 2012 slipped into The wardens of the prisons are not going to open the front gates of the penitentiaries to give all the inmates a fresh start. If I go to bed on December 31st with a bad cold chances are good I will wake-up in the same condition rather than a new day of good health. The introduction of this lesson has all the ingredients to John Ditty make a good batch of despair. Is there any way we can go into the Bible and turn this one around. If these first thoughts are the recipe for discouragement, is there anything we can find in God s Word that might give us the makings for a good new year? Though the answer to that question should be obvious for Christians let s not simply presume of that the message of a new beginning is found in the Bible; let s see what the God has to say on the subject. Here are just a few of God s thoughts on the topic: He who was seated on the throne said, I am making everything new! Then he said, Write this down, for these words are trustworthy and true. (Revelation 21:5) Of course this has to do with a new beginning after time ends and God makes a new Heaven and Earth in which His people will live. But this must not be the only time that God starts over. The writer of Hebrews reminds us that Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever. (Hebrews 13:8) So if there is a time in the future for new beginnings, are there times in the present for the same? Here in lies the answer to that question: Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: The old has gone, the new is here! (2 Corinthians 5:17) Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight. (Proverbs 3:5-6) But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well. (Matthew 6:33) Take delight in the Lord, and he will give you the desires of your heart. (Psalm 37:4) Create in me a pure heart, O God, and renew a steadfast spirit within me. (Psalm 51:10) Because of the Lord s great love we are not consumed, for his compassions never fail. They are new every morning; great is your faithfulness. I say to myself, The Lord is my portion; therefore I will wait for him. (Lamentations 3:22-24) Do not lie to each other, since you have taken off your old self with its practices and have put on the new self, which is being renewed in knowledge in the image of its Creator. (Colossians 3:9-10) Praise be to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ! In his great mercy he has given us new birth into a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead, and into an inheritance that can never perish, spoil or fade. This inheritance is kept in heaven for you, who through faith are shielded by God s power until the coming of the salvation that is ready to be revealed in the last time. In all this you greatly rejoice, though now for a little while you may have had to suffer grief in all kinds of trials. (1 Peter 1:3-6) But in keeping with his promise we are looking forward to a new heaven and a new earth, where righteousness dwells. (2 Peter 3:13) All these verses have a common thread that runs through them. They all speak of newness. Within them is the making of a fresh start, a new day, a clean slate.a New Year. The key ingredient is Jesus Christ. A new start is not contingent on a calendar or clock but on a heart changed by and through Jesus. Seeking first His kingdom, trusting Him with all your heart, being made a new creation through His death, His mercy, the living hope that He gives through the His resurrection, it is in these that a new start is found. So do you desire this New Year to begin with and be filled by all that is new and good? If so, begin with Jesus Christ as both Lord and Savior of your life. He will indeed make all things new in you. And, better still this is what God desires for you. He came to make all people new, any who would accept the gift of eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord (Romans 6:23). Without the difference that Jesus makes in the life a person, there is not much chance and chance it is, for January 1 to be any different than December 31. Sadly, it does not matter what year is plugged in after the month and day, whether it is 2013 or beyond, the future without Christ will be the same and worse than the past without Him. But, and here s the wonderful news, a future with Him will be unimaginably better than a past without. The situations and events may not change but your hope and security will. The coming of the New Year is not your choice to make; 2013 is coming unless God s decides it against it. But how you enter the New Year is your choice. Choose wisely. re-elected that the world was going to experience even more difficultly. Conservative media predicted a collapse of nearly everything because of the election results. This year has been a roller coaster of emotions, outburst, name calling and I guess the one thing for certain is that if Monday arrives it will be the last day of The question we should be asking ourselves today is what will be different in 2013? I believe Christmas represents the best of change, new direction and new opportunities. The wise men in the Christmas Story of the Birth of Jesus didn t return from where they had come from, instead they went in another direction. Meeting Jesus in that manger was a life-changing moment for them. For me personally, I met Jesus through many experiences in my life prior to asking Him to come into my heart. When I took that action, I too began a journey in a different direction just like the wise men did in that day is a perfect year for change and with just a few days remaining, I cannot think of a better way to enter the year 2013 than with the assurance that when the world does comes to an end you will be safe and secure in His hands. If you are wondering if there is any identity that can be made between you and Jesus in 2012, I think that answer is clearly yes. In what many folks are calling difficult times, I think the opportunity to connect with Jesus is even more possible because of what Jesus experienced. The words to Sweet Little Jesus Boy remain powerful and impacting today. He was born in a Churches are peculiar places. I ve had the opportunity to serve a few of them. Some of my pastoral experiences have been overwhelmingly rewarding: Baptisms, weddings, the transformation of individuals and families. Some other experiences have been about as much fun as a sharp stick in the eye. And the churches which I have served have met in a diverse number of places: In the hollow of a school gymnasium; in a leaky storefront on the wrong side of the tracks; in a multi-million dollar sanctuary with all the technological bells and whistles; in an old redbrick church so old it barely escaped the fires of General Sherman s army (some of the deacons in that old redbrick church building may have served in Sherman s army; but I digress). Here is one of the many things that make churches peculiar: The most heated arguments in the church were not over our location or theology or future plans. No, the worst controversies I ever endured were over our style of worship. Should we use hymnals or modern worship music? Should drums be allowed in the sanctuary? Is it blasphemy to move the pulpit to accommodate the children s choir? What would happen if someone clapped or raised their hands during the solo? These are the questions that send the ulcerated pastor scurrying to his or her gastrologist. See, with all these exotic locales came an equally exotic variety of worship styles. I ve preached after a stately anthem performed by robed choir Until Then Tim Mills manger, but he deserved better than that. The world didn t know who he was. No recognition for the Lord who had come to save us. He wasn t seen as the person who had come to take our sins away, yet that was exactly what he came to do. Misunderstood, the world s eyes were blind to see Him for who he was. Sadly, today many are still missing the signs of who members and pipe organs. I ve tapped my foot and clapped my hands to the cranking riffs of old hippies with electric guitars. I ve listened closely to the tight four-part harmony of southern gospel. I ve worn a suit and tie to church; I ve worn shorts and sandals. I ve delivered time-honored three point sermons with a poem and a prayer; and I ve preached with the technological assistance of multimedia, projectors, videos and fog machines. I ve witnessed the traditional Easter cantata; and I ve even seen a few interpretive dance steps across the church podium. And all this worship diversity is in a single strain of the Protestant tradition! This doesn t account for the truly wild multiplicity of worship expression that stretches across the Christian biosphere from the Pentecostals to the Presbyterians. Which of these styles is right? I don t presume to know. Our form of worship will always be dictated by our traditions, our culture, and our context. A look at how Christians from other countries and times worship proves this The words to Sweet Little Jesus Boy remain powerful and impacting today. He was born in a manger, but he deserved better than that. The world didn t know who he was. No recognition for the Lord who had come to save us. He is now. The old Negro Spiritual was sung in a first person audience. It was simple, sincere and an intimate expression of feeling. The song says, The world treat you mean Lord, treat me mean too but that s how things is down here. I think there are plenty of opportunities for us to identify with Jesus Christ given what he experienced in life. Exotic varieties of worship styles Keeping the Faith Ronnie McBrayer point. Which worship style is right is, after all, the wrong question. The better questions are, Does our worship push us out of our church sanctuaries (or wherever it is we meet) to be Christ to the world? What happens when the worship service is over? These are the more appropriate questions. If our worship moves us past ourselves to the risen and redeeming Christ sent to love the world, then the worship is right. If our worship sends us into the community as the Father sent his own Son, then it is empowered with spirit and truth. But if our worship focuses us, even in subtle ways, on ourselves, then it is selfishness at best and sacrilege at worst. It isn t worship at all. The final words of the old Latin mass were, Ite missa est Get out! The priests who daily invoked these words over their congregations understood worship s purpose. When the last song is sung, the last prayer offered, and the last homily delivered, the goal of all worship is to redemptively and missionally leave the sanctuary in service to others. So, take your pick: Sermons or liturgy; southern gospel or rock and roll; drums or pipe organs; corporate prayer or contemplation; kneeling benches or mosh pits. But if these things do not translate into loving action in the community, if these things do not force us out of the building and out to others, we aren t being worshipful at all. Do our worship styles matter? Sure they does. But what happens afterwards matters all the more. Watch service scheduled Monday Riverside Baptist Church in Dayhoit will be having a watch service, beginning at 9:30 p.m. on New Year s Eve. Pastor Thomas Heck and the congregation invite everyone to attend. Explaining the Seven Sacraments Sacraments within the Catholic church are ceremonies or acts that are regarded as signs of divine grace. Though there are seven sacraments, they are broken down into three categories. The Sacraments of Initiation, the Sacraments of Healing and the Sacraments at the Service of Communion each have different meaning and each are an integral part of a Catholic s life. Sacraments of Initiation The Sacraments of Initiation are important to establish the foundation of a Christian life. These sacraments include Baptism, Confirmation and the Eucharist, or First Holy Communion as it is commonly referred to as. * Baptism: The first sacrament of initiation, Baptism is often performed on infants and involves pouring water on the recipient s head three times. Receiving the Sacrament of Baptism is considered essential for salvation. * Confirmation: The second sacrament of initiation, Confirmation strengthens and confirms baptismal grace and, upon receiving the sacrament, candidates are officially recognized as adults in the eyes of the church. * Eucharist: Though it s the third sacrament of initiation, the Sacrament of the Eucharist is received before the Sacrament of Confirmation. During the Sacrament of the Eucharist, communicants receive the body and blood of Jesus Christ for the first time. Sacraments of Healing The Sacrament of Reconciliation and the Annointing of the sick are the two sacraments of healing. * Penance: Penance is a sacrament of spiritual healing wherein baptized Catholics exhibit contrition and confess their sins to a priest. Also referred to as Reconciliation, the Sacrament of Penance is not complete until penitents perform a task of reparation, which often includes reciting prayers. * Anointing of the Sick: The second sacrament of healing, the Anointing of the Sick occurs when a priest anoints a sick person with blessed oils. Catholics typically only receive this sacrament when they are seriously ill, though it is possible to receive the sacrament more than once should a person recover and then need to receive the sacrament again in the future. Sacraments at the Service of Communion The sacraments at the service of communion, which include Holy Orders and Marriage, are not received by all Catholics. * Holy Orders: The Sacrament of Holy Orders is received when a man is made a bishop, priest or a deacon. This sacrament is administered by a bishop and those hoping to receive the Sacrament of Holy Orders to enter the priesthood must first complete a seminary program that includes the study of philosophy and theology. * Marriage: Couples who marry within the Catholic Church receive the Sacrament of marriage, which is considered an exclusive bond sealed by God.

12 Page 12 Harlan Daily Enterprise Saturday, December 29, 2012 BLONDIE Dean Young/Denis Lebrun BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker Today s Answers FUNKY WINKERBEAN Tom Batiuk HAGAR THE HORRIBLE Chris Browne HI & LOIS Brian and Greg Walker THE LOCKHORNS William Hoest MUTTS Patrick McDonnell ZITS THE FAMILY CIRCUS Bil Keane DENNIS THE MENACE Hank Ketchum Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman CONCEPTIS SUDOKU by Dave Green Jacquelene Bigar s HOROSCOPE HAPPY BIRTHDAY for Saturday, Dec. 29, 2012: This year you will make decisions about many different issues, but when it comes to following through on them, it could be a problem. If you are not 100 percent dedicated to a decision, don t do it. You also might feel the need to redo conversations in both your personal and professional lives. If you are single, go with the flow, especially as the summer months approach. Summertime could produce a very interesting friend, if not something more. If you are attached, avoid petty arguments. Express your caring and your commitment to each other. CANCER has the same issue as you, but expresses it differently. The Stars Show the Kind of Day You ll Have: 5-Dynamic; 4-Positive; 3-Average; 2-So-so; 1-Difficult ARIES (March 21-April 19) HHH Tension builds. Choose to take a much-needed, unscheduled day off. You enjoy spontaneity. You also might have some observations to think about. A day away from the daily grind could be more than a mood-changer. Tonight: Take care of yourself first. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) HHHHH Keep plans light and easy. Write a few thank-you notes, work on your New Year s wishes and make or confirm plans to greet Take care of some errands, but above all else, make sure that you get to relax before the next round. Tonight: Join friends for dinner. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) HHH You might be juggling your finances or find yourself having to rob Peter to pay Paul. Stop and take a hard look at the situation. Is there any way you could avoid this scenario? Even if the path is rocky, it could be well worth it. Tonight: Fun does not have to cost you anything. CANCER (June 21-July 22) HHHHH Enjoy others attention, but don t forget about someone who could be far more in need of it, and who could use some emotional support as well. You have put in a lot of effort into the recent holiday. You need time for yourself, too. Tonight: Wherever you go, people are all smiles. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) HHH Step away from the daily grind for a bit. Spend the day alone or with one other person. Everyone needs time to recharge his or her battery, and you ll need this even more as you interact with others. Screen calls, and play it low-key. Tonight: Suddenly, you feel revived. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) HHHH Get together with friends. The activity is not important, as long as you do not assume the lead. Plans could change quite suddenly if you are single. You could meet that special someone very soon. This person might not be like anyone else you know. Tonight: Don t make it late. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) HHHH Deal with an older friend or relative directly. You have been avoiding this situation. You could continue this same avoidance game, or start the new year on the right path. A domestic change might be unavoidable. Don t stress out just accept it. Tonight: To the wee hours. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) HHHH Detach from your immediate surroundings, as you could be overtired and withdrawn. Honor a need to revitalize yourself. Hop in the car, and go for a drive. Stop at a favorite flea market. Getting away might be more important than you realize. Tonight: Follow the music. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) HHHH When was the last time you spent some quiet one-on-one time with a certain loved one? Make plans to get together with this person, even if you need to cancel other plans. Relationships need nurturing. This one is not any different. Tonight: Partake in a meal together. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) HHHH Defer to a friend or loved one. You might discover that letting go could be difficult, but worthwhile. You ll find that you won t have to plan out every hour or have to stay mentally ahead of what is happening. Now you can remain present in the moment. Tonight: Do not be alone. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) HHH Make a push to get errands done, and don t forget to send out your Christmas thank-you s. Plans to join a friend later could be fun. Brainstorm your New Year s resolutions. Also, catch up on this person s news. You ll gain a new perspective as a result. Tonight: Out late. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) HHHH Express your concern and caring to a loved one. Whatever you are seeing, know that this person might not even be aware of it. Resist harping on the same point, unless you want to create more tension. Get into a favorite pastime together. Tonight: Let the good times roll. Jacqueline Bigar is on the Internet at Advertise with The Harlan Daily Enterprise Call Wylene Miniard, Advertising Manager

13 Babies of 2012 Saturday, December 29, 2012 Page 13 Harlan Daily Enterprise JESSE LEE PENDERGRASS EMILY GRACE MOORE Born: May 30, 2012 Weight: 7 lb. 5 oz. Length: 22 inches Born: April 18, 2012 Weight: 7 lb. 7 oz. Length: 19 1/4 inches Son of: Keith & Crystal Pendergrass, Evarts, KY. Grandson of: Don & Jamie Pendergrass and Bruce & Candy Caudill Daughter of: Billy & Christy Moore Little sister of: Hunter Moore, Evarts, KY Granddaughter of: Tim & Judy Freeman, Bill & Vicki Moore, and Sandra Moore ISABELLA KATE LEMAR Born: July 9, 2012 Weight: 8 lb. 11 oz. Length: 21 inches Daughter of: Justin & Ashley Lemar, Harlan, KY Granddaughter of: George & Rose Marie Howard, Baxter, KY and Vernon & Charlene Lemar, Harlan, KY ELI NATHANIEL RYAN BELCHER DILLON TODD HARRISON Born: August 27, 2012 Weight: 8 lb. 3.6 oz. Son of: Todd & Wendy (Jones) Harrison, Kingsport, TN Grandson of: Jimmy & Lorine Jones, Putney, KY and Wade & Driscilla Harrison, Greeneville, TN MACI OLIVIA BLEVINS Born: November 15, 2012 Weight: 7 lb. 11 oz. Length: 21 1/2 inches Born: September 4, 2012 Weight: 5 lb. 11 oz. Length: 21 inches Son of: Misty Belcher Grandson of: Daughter of: Shaun & Crystal Blevins, Closplint, KY Granddaughter of: Jim & Linda Blevins, Ages KY and Roger & Linda Hensley, Smith, KY Jack & Sherry Belcher. PAIGE CAITLIN WILLIAMS Born: July 21, 2012 Weight: 6 lb. 7 oz. Length: 19 1/2 inches Daughter of: Todd & Tiffany Barr Williams Granddaughter of: Jerry & Linda Williams, Donna & Robert Boggs and Malcom Joe Barr, JR. NOAH JOSEPH BLACKBURN LUKE EASTON HILL Born: May 10, 2012 Weight: 7 lb. 14 oz. Son of: Jason & Misty Hill Brother of: Savannah Grace Hill Grandson of: Tim & Debbie Noe and Shirley Hill, Wayne Hill and Brenda Pope Hill Thanks for all your prayers for our precious baby CARAH GRACE ROSE Born: October 26, 2012 Weight: 7 lb. 7 oz. Length: 19 1/4 Inches Born: January 20, 2012 Weight: 4 lb. 6 oz. Length: 18 1/2 inches Son of: Adam & Paul Blackburn, Loyall, KY Grandson of: Paul & Lisa White, Evarts, KY and Bob & Sharon Blackburn, Loyall, KY Daughter of: Eric & Rachel Rose Granddaughter of: Lester & Mary Cornett, Rosspoint, KY and Don & Phyllis Rose, Tazewell, TN. SHELBY LYNN GRACE ROBBINS Born: November 29, 2012 Weight: 9 lb. 4 oz. Length: 20 inches Daughter of: Paul & Tamara Robbins, Cumberland, KY Granddaughter of: Rhonda Thompson & Carl Halcomb and The Late George & Loretta Robbins AIDEN WILSON BELCHER Born: March 10, 2012 Weight: 7 lb. 5 oz. Son of: Daniel & Stephanie Belcher, Harlan, KY Grandson of: Mike & DeRhonda Hartsock, Lexington, KY Dan & Sandy Belcher, Mozelle, KY. COLLIN BRADLEY SHERMAN Born: January 31, 2012 Weight: 7 lb. 8oz. Length: 20 3/4 inches Son of: Bradley & Kharla (Collins) Sherman Grandson of: Carl & Sherry Collins, Debbie Dudash..The late Chuck Dudash and David & Jackie Sherman AARIS GABRIELLE HALCOMB Born: May 26, 2012 Weight: 8 lb. 1 oz. Length: 21 inches Daughter of: David & Jackie Halcomb, Franklin, IN Granddaughter of: Jim & Brenda Halcomb, Coldiron, KY Jerry & Karen Chatham, Canton, GA.

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