10-29 Page 1 10/29/11 12:52 AM Page 1

Weekend Edition  October 29, 2011 Harlan Daily Enterprise harlandaily.com

OUR 108th YEAR — NO. 216 (606) 573-4510 1 SECTIONS — 16 PAGES 50¢ Roark honored by chaplain corps

ANDERS ELD “He would come up himself to do work Staff Writer around our former building in Coldiron. Any time we had a need, we could contact him and The Harlan County Sheriff’s Chaplain Corps he would be there to help by graveling the road, recently honored and presented a plaque to getting the snow off or assistance in some other family members of former magistrate Jimmy way,” said Ball. Roark. Roark passed away in September, while A plaque was presented to Roark’s widow, in his fourth term as magistrate of District 5. Mary Roark. The Corps also announced that they shortly “I’m honored to receive such an award. My will be distributing school supplies to students husband enjoyed working with the children and in Harlan County. anybody that needed help,” said Mary Roark. “Jim Roark was a strong advocate of the She said that Jimmy Roark worked with sev- Chaplain Corps and he worked well with us. He eral charitable organizations that are active in had a background as an educator, and we have the county. school supplies that we are ready to share with “Anytime the Chaplain Corps called he kids in the county. This was a way to honor his would there to assist in any way he could. For memory and help the children. We all felt that several years he also worked with the this was a good thing to do,” said Bill Ball, head Appalachian Regional Missions. At times it Members of the Harlan County Sheriff’s Chaplain Corps presented of the Chaplain Corps. would be every month that he went and got a former magistrate Jim Roark’s wife with a plaque in honor of his He also talked about Roark’s involvement truck load of food and distributed it to needy in service to the program. Roark’s wife, Mary (second from right), and and cooperation with his organization. the community,” said Mary Roark. his son Brent are pictured, as well as his sister. Polishing skills in rescue Tri-Cities Chamber awards banquet to be held Nov. 10 NOLA SIZEMORE will be Staff Writer included during The Tri-City Chamber the event. of Commerce will host its Also annual awards banquet during on Nov. 10 at the Benham Inn beginning at the ban- 6:30 p.m. The banquet is quet, area sponsored by LAWSON business- Cumberland Tourist and es have Convention Commission, the opportunity to set up SEKRI, The Bank of booths to display infor- Harlan, Perry mation about services Distributors and the Tri- they offer. Tickets are City Chamber of $25 per person or you Commerce. may purchase a table, This year’s guest which seats six people, for $125. Reservations The White Team from Black Mountain speaker will be President are recommended, Resources, now owned by Alpha Natural and CEO of the Kentucky Resources, finished first in the overall team Center for Rural “because seating goes competition that spanned over two days.Team Development Lonnie quickly,” however you members David Patterson, above, and Joe Lawson, of Somerset. may purchase tickets on Lefevers loaded Roger Gilliam onto the stretch- Lawson worked in the the day of the event at er as they dealt with a mock mine disaster dur- coal industry for 20 years the door. ing the national championship in Columbus. before accepting a posi- “By having this event The Mine Rescue Team representing Black tion with the Center for each year, it helps recog- Mountain Resources in Benham are from left, Rural Development. He nize and honor the front row: Philip Muncy, David Patterson and worked previously as the unsung heroes within the Joe Lefevers; back row: Donnie Thomas, Tony center’s Director of communities of Lloyd, Tim Kiser, Roger Gilliam and Ronnie Business and Finance, Cumberland, Benham Biggerstaff. General Manager, and Lynch,” said Tri-City Photos submitted Business Director and Chamber of Commerce Interim Executive Secretary Suzanne Director. Williams. “People who Awards to be present- volunteer — people who Benham team wins championship ed during the banquet make a difference in our will include Business, communities, this is one ANDERS ELD Black Mountain Resources’ my life-long goals. Now that I Volunteer, way of saying thank you Staff Writer White Team was one of only two, have, it’s a good feeling,” said Humanitarian, to them.” out of over a hundred teams to Philip Muncy, team captain. A mine rescue team from Community Service, For more information, Benham recently won the nation- finish without any discounts or The other members of the Youth Organization, you may contact Tri-City al championship. The White mistakes. The tie was broken by team are Roger Gilliam, Tim Restaurant, Golden Chamber of Commerce Team from Black Mountain the fact that the team from Kiser, Joe Lefevers, Tony Lloyd, Apple Award, Tony President Eugene Resources, now owned by Alpha Benham had used less work time, David Patterson and Donnie Turner Leadership Stagnolia at 589-2029. Natural Resources, finished first as they dealt with two different Thomas. Muncy joined the team Award and the For ticket reservations, in the overall team competition mock mine disaster scenarios. earlier this year, and that is a President’s Award. you may contact the Tri- that spanned over two days. The “It’s very hard to win a nation- decision that he doesn’t regret. Winners will be City Chamber of biannual event was held in al championship. This is my “We gel together real well, and announced during the Commerce at 589-5812 or Columbus, Ohio. third, and to win has been one of Please see WINS, Page 2 banquet. A catered meal, email at tricitycham- along with door prizes, [email protected].

Staying active after retirement is good for the soul Inside NOLA SIZEMORE immedi- travel was that I was able each year. Staff Writer ately hired to go back to where my “I attend every meeting by the grandparents were born in of the Lynch City Council Being retired has not Local Sisters of Russia and Poland.” because I like being Today’s stopped 74-year-old Notre For the past 13 years, involved in my communi- High/Low: ✹ Barbara Tiabian. She is Dame not like a lot of people who Tiabian has been the ty,” said Tiabian. “If more 50º/30º Hospital in sit down after retirement, Corresponding Secretary people would attend these Lynch. but has for the past 13 Folks for the Lynch Garden meetings they could learn After four years been actively TIABIAN Club, doing beautification how they too can help their Index years, she involved with her city, were from Poland. These work for the city. She is a communities.” Editorial...... Page 4 transferred to the Lynch community, church and families migrated to Lynch member of the outreach Tiabian is also active in You & Yours...... Page 5 Medical Clinic and then civic organizations. to work in the coal mines team at St. Stephens PRIDE projects and later worked at the Valley Sports...... Page 6 Growing up in the coal and to run boarding hous- Catholic Church in attends meetings to offer View Hospital in Benham. mining community of es. Barbara continues to Cumberland and The her support for After the Benham hospital Obituaries Lynch, when the city was live in the boarding house Church of Resurrection in Kentuckians for the closed, she worked as a Jimmye Bradshaw...... Lynch bustling with thousands of she was raised in and was Lynch. She is on each of Commonwealth. Complete obituaries on Page 2 nursing supervisor at immigrants from all over once run by her grandpar- their financial committees. “My dad worked in the Lonesome Pine Hospital, the world, Tiabian learned ents. She donates her time to deep mines. I couldn’t in Big Stone Gap, Va., early about caring for oth- After graduating from the Lynch Fundraising have gone to nurse’s train- where she retired in 1998. ers. Her maternal grand- Lynch High School in Committee, where she has ing if he had not been a “During my 45 years of parents, Anna and George 1954, Tiabian attended St. helped raise funds to pay coal miner,” said Tiabian. nursing, I traveled to 100 Trossky, were Russian Mary’s Hospital and the off the city’s delinquent “I believe in deep mining, different countries and one immigrants and her pater- University of Tennessee in debts. Being a breast can- but I don’t believe in island,” said Tiabian. “One nal grandparents, George Knoxville, to train as a cer survivor, she also par- destroying our moun- of the highlights of my and Karolina Tiabian, registered nurse. She was ticipates in Relay for Life tains.” Page 2 — Harlan Daily Enterprise Weekend Edition, October 29, 2011 Donation made to Squad WEATHER Kentucky Mountain Crawlers President Tim Jones presented a $1,500 check to REPORT Harlan County Rescue Squad Capt. Chris Allen during a recent meeting at the WEATHER FORECAST squad building. The Kentucky Mountain TODAY Crawlers have been a Partly cloudy and warmer today with a long-time supporter high near 50. Mostly clear and cold of the rescue squad. tonight with a lows 29 to 34. The rescue squad relies solely on dona- tions to operate. They SUNDAY currently have 34 vol- Mostly sunny with highs 54 to 59. unteers, who partici- Lows in the upper 30s. pate in rescue calls involving vehicle extrication, mountain search and rescue EXTENDED OUTLOOK and deep-water recovery. Partly cloudy Monday and Tuesday with highs in the mid 50s and lows in the DEBBIE CALDWELL/ mid 30s. Partly cloudy Wednesday and Thursday with highs in the mid 50s and Daily Enterprise lows in the mid 30s.

Resources mine rescue ter and safer coal miners,” Wins team program in 2007. said Biggerstaff. The other team from the The national champi- Continued from Page 1 program in Benham, the onship marks the end of that is something that you Blue Team, finished sixth the mine rescue competi- have to do. Then we have in the overall mine rescue tion season. The White a really good map man. team competition. So it’s Team now has almost two Everybody helps each somewhat of an under- years to prepare for the other on this team, more statement to say that the next national champi- so than on other teams program has been suc- onship, when they will cessful under his leader- have to defend their title. I’ve been on,” said Muncy. ship. “The other teams know Ronnie Biggerstaff is “My aspirations are who we are now, we won’t the trainer of the team. high and we work hard for be flying under the radar He went into the champi- it. With the talent I have, any longer,” said Muncy onship feeling confident. it’s not hard for me to do and smiled. “The team was well my job. It was just a Harlan County had two prepared for anything blessed week. You follow individual standouts at they could throw at them. them along, and you just the national champi- My main concern was to feel that something good onships, which is organ- get them mentally ready is going to happen,” said ized by the federal Mine for this tension packed Biggerstaff. Health and Safety atmosphere. I felt that Both Muncy and Administration. David they were mentally ready Biggerstaff expressed that Shackleford, from Holmes to play and that makes a mine rescue competitions Mill, won the pre-shift big difference in a nation- is something that benefits competition. He repre- al championship,” said the miners in their every sented Arch Coal’s Lone Biggerstaff, who also was day work. Mountain Processing out- ANDERS ELD/Harlan Daily Enterprise inducted into the Mine “It makes you under- fit in St. Charles, Team Captain Philip Muncy was pleased to win the national mine rescue cham- Rescue Hall of Fame at stand that things can hap- Virginia. The preshift pionship recently. This was the third time he participated in the championship, the event in Columbus. pen really fast and be competition tests the and the first time as a member of the team from Black Mountain Resources in As the competition really bad. I believe it miner’s knowledge and Benham. unfolded the mental makes you look more. As a skills in evaluating a work aspect became even more section foreman, I try to area, which often means important. be safe and make sure the being able to identify and “They had zero dis- environment is as safe as correct potential hazards. counts after the first day, possible,” said Muncy. Tony Lloyd, who is part which meant that we were “The company lets key of the championship win- really in the running for people at the operations ning Black Mountain the title. My problem then be part of the teams. White Team, also placed was to settle them back During the national high individually in the down and get them ready championship they were bench competition. He for the second day,” said gone for a week. The com- earned sixth place in the Biggerstaff. pany feels that they are contest that tests the par- He has been a mine going to acquire more ticipant’s knowledge of a rescue trainer since 1984, skills from competing, it’s breathing apparatus, in and he started up the an investment. Something this case a Draeger BG 4 Black Mountain that is making them bet- unit. OBITUARIES Jimmye Bradshaw friends in the chapel of officiating. the Tri City Funeral You may leave the Jimmye Lee Home at Benham, KY on family online condolences Bradshaw, 64, of Lynch, Tuesday, November 1, at www.harlanobits.net. Kentucky passed away on 2011, from 12 – 1 pm with Saturday, October 22, funeral service to follow Tri City Funeral Home 2011 at the Harlan at 1 pm with the in charge of the arrange- Appalachian Regional Reverend Robert Henry ments. Hospital. Jimmye spent most of her life as a home- maker but had worked 3 years as a coal miner. She believed in the Baptist faith. Jimmye is preceded in death by her parents, Viola Mae Lyman and Jimmy Gaines; her sister, Laverne Gaines; and her brother, Daniel Gaines. She is survived by her children, Tanya L. Gaines of Richmond, VA and Derrick Bradshaw of Lynch, KY; her brothers, Arthur Gaines of California, David Gaines of Lexington, John Gaines of Michigan, and Desroe Gaines of Covington, KY; her sis- ters, Valenica Gaines of California, Laquata Caldwell of Michigan, Bertha Gaines of Michigan, Mary Gaines of Lynch, KY; two “special sisters”, Linda Jackson of Cumberland, KY and Lora Gregory of Richmond, KY; grandchil- dren, Sierra Gaines, Mikeia Gaines and Arion Johnson; great grandchil- dren, Zayvion Peebles and Zion Peebles. The family will receive 10-29 Page 3 Court 10/28/11 8:11 PM Page 1

Courthouse News Weekend Edition, October 29, 2011 Harlan Daily Enterprise — Page 3

Marriage licenses A. Coots — child support Chasity N. Jones vs. operating vehicle with 21, speeding (13 miles theft of services, third- The following appli- and medical insurance. Scotty E. Napier — med- expired operator’s per hour over the limit), degree criminal mischief cations for marriage Twilla M. Latham vs. ical insurance. license, failure to notify expired or no registration — dismissed at request of licenses have been filed Catise A. Latham — Crystal Adams, et al., address change to the plate, expired or no complaining party. in the office of Harlan child support and medical vs. Walmart Stores transportation depart- Kentucky registration Ricky Starrett, 25, County Clerk. insurance. Incorporation — personal ment, expired or no receipt — first charge, theft by unlawful taking Barbara Lisa Fultz, 47, Dixie Fuel Company injury. Kentucky registration pleaded guilty, fined (shoplifting) — pleaded Harlan, to Vincent vs. Harlan Development Linda Payne vs. the receipt, escaping contents $133 and sentenced to guilty, fined $233 and Dewayne Halcomb, 44, Corporation — contract city of Harlan — person- on roadway — pretrial traffic school; other ordered to stay out of Harlan. dispute. al injury. conference set Oct. 31. charges dismissed. BP/Kwik Mart. Jennifer Faye Pace, 25, Portfolio Recovery Chrystal G. Holland, Edward J. Jones, 33, Shari Roberts, 26, Loyall, to Brandon Lee Associates vs. Merl District court cases 33, failure to surrender no motorcycle operator’s fourth-degree assault Peugh, et al. — contract revoked operator’s license — continued for (domestic violence with Cress, 25, Loyall. The following cases dispute. license, operating vehicle arraignment Oct. 31. no visible injury) — Debra Jean Holbrook, have been heard in Vion Holdings vs. on suspended/revoked George D. Noe, 39, failed to appear for hear- 40, Evarts, to Jonathan Harlan District Court, Freida Huff, et al. — con- operator’s license — dis- theft by unlawful taking ing. Wayne Curry, 35, Evarts. Judge James Bowling tract dispute. missed. — pleaded not guilty, Mary Callahan, 20, no Alicia Gayle Wilson, presiding. 28, Ben Hur, Va., to Community Trust Matthew A. Schrock, pretrial conference set operator’s/moped license, Linda G. Taylor, 46, Jeffery Wayne Wilson, Bank vs. Jeffery 25, failure to produce Oct. 31. license to be in posses- public intoxication of a 35, Bledsoe. Pennington, et al. — con- insurance card, failure to Joe Jones, 18, third- sion — continued for controlled substance Tracy Lynn Baldwin, tract dispute. wear seat belt — contin- degree unlawful transac- arraignment Nov. 14. (excludes alcohol), false- 35, Cumberland, to Shawn David Brock ued for arraignment Oct. tion with a minor — Dianna Angel, 46, no ly reporting an incident David Allen Cornett, 25, vs. Sasha Raquel 31. pleaded not guilty, pretri- operator’s/moped license — continued for arraign- Cumberland. Haywood — custody. Kim L. Jones, 18, al conference set Oct. 31. — continued for arraign- ment Nov. 7. Brittany Danielle Tina Lorraine Burke instructional permit vio- Justin W. Harris, 26, ment Nov. 14. Erica Wynn, 22, third- Sargent, 25, Grays Knob, vs. John Paul Burke II — lations — continued for theft by unlawful taking Kenneth M. Shepherd, degree unlawful transac- to Larry Christopher dissolution of marriage. arraignment Nov. 14. (shoplifting) — contin- 59, disregarding traffic tion with a minor — Bruce, 27, Harlan. Nellie Lawana Potter Rebecca C. Holbrook, ued for arraignment Nov. control device (traffic pleaded not guilty, pretri- Rachael Elaine vs. James Potter III — 38, failure to wear seat 14. light) — continued for al conference set Oct. 31. Williams, 33, Loyall, to dissolution of marriage. belt, booster seat viola- Trenton Burkhart, arraignment Nov. 7. James C. Lewis, 23, Wendell Eugene Cohelia, Joe Ray Williams vs. tions, inadequate silencer instructional permit vio- 34, Loyall. Jacquelyn Williams — (muffler), first-offense lations — continued for Ashley Nicole Teshon, dissolution of marriage. driving under the influ- 21, Wallins, to Jordan Wanda Hatfield vs. arraignment Nov. 14. ence of alcohol/drugs — Carl Howard, 21, Rondall Hatfield — dis- Nancy R. Hardy, 45, pleaded not guilty, jury Wallins. solution of marriage. disregarding traffic con- trial set Jan. 17. Kelly Ann Perkins, 40, Shannon Lynn trol device (traffic light), Samuel Brock, 31, Baxter, to Mark Edward Sumpter Canterbury vs. careless driving, failure failure to wear seat belt, Shelton, 47, Baxter. Michael Paul Canterbury to wear seat belt, failure failure to produce insur- Sherry Diane — dissolution of mar- to use child restraint ance card, failure of Robertson, 40, New riage. device in vehicle, owner to maintain Tazewell, Tenn., to Gary Courtney Goshen vs. obstructed vision and/or required insurance/secu- Lynn Bunch, 39, New Jeffrey Goshen — disso- windshield, expired or no rity (first offense), Tazewell, Tenn. lution of marriage. Kentucky registration expired or no registration Tonisha Bernell Phong Nguyen vs. receipt, failure to produce plate, expired or no Mefford, 18, Harlan, to Tracy Phan — domestic insurance card, failure of Kentucky registration Jerry Lee Dean, 25, and family. owner to maintain receipt — failed to appear Harlan. Bank of America vs. required insurance/secu- for hearing. Danielle Nicole Sears, Chad Morgan, et al. — rity (first offense), William D. Ball Jr., 20, Wallins, to Charles foreclosure. improper equipment — Richard Osborne Jr., 22, Larry Brock, et al., vs. continued for arraign- Baxter. Mine Safety Appliances ment Nov. 7. Stephanie Danielle Company — malfunction James E. Slusher, 57, Fee, 25, Mary Alice, to of device. no operator’s/moped Timothy Lee Hensley, Amanda J. Griffith vs. license, expired or no 43, Harlan. Cricket P. Moore — registration plate, expired medical insurance. or no Kentucky registra- Civil lawsuits Angela D. Wynn vs. tion receipt — dismissed The following civil Matthew J. Wynn — on proof. lawsuits were filed medical insurance. George D. Noe, 39, recently in the office of Harlan Circuit Court Clerk Paul F. Williams. Angela F. Christian vs. Daniel Michael Neff — child support. Ashley A. Bennett vs. Devin A. Bennett — child support and medical insurance. Vondetta L. Day vs. Letta J. Halcomb — child support and medical insurance. Shirley S. Sage vs. Marcus K. Sage — child support and medical insurance. Sherry J. Jones vs. Robert A. Marlowe — child support and medical insurance. Stephanie J. Howard vs. Ricky J. Howard — child support and medical insurance. Irene Coots vs. Candi 10-29 Page 4 Edit 10/28/11 8:18 AM Page 1

Page 4 — Harlan Daily Enterprise Opinion Weekend Edition, October 29, 2011 Other Viewpoints Indoor smoking ban needed Is Kentucky finally up to passing a statewide ban on smoking in indoor public places? We should find out during the General Assembly that begins in January. Rep. Susan Westrom, D-Lexington, who told the interim joint Health and Welfare Committee that she'll pre-file the legislation, seems to think its time has come. Although her bill failed in this year's ses- sion, she noted attitudes are changing rapidly as fewer Kentuckians smoke and more put pressure on govern- ment and commercial entities to mandate smoke-free environments in which to do business and enjoy pleas- ant outings. We hope she's right but have to admit setbacks per- sist even as anti-smoking movements advance else- where. In 2009, Republican state Senate President People should be mindful of others David Williams surprised everyone when he proposed a statewide smoking ban. Not coincidentally perhaps, Do you ever say to because of drug use, and ting on a costume and try- Gov. Steve Beshear at the same time was supporting a yourself, what the heck John it doesn’t seem to be get- ing to scare everyone, and measure that proposed to double the state cigarette are they thinking, about Deaton ting any better. People then going home and see- tax. The tax increase won approval but the smoking other people you come in now are making a living ing just how much I got. ban ended up dead in the water. Williams and others contact with? I do all the selling pills and preying We could eat for a month have since suggested they consider a state smoking time. Like when I’m on GUEST on the users to make their on that stuff. Course, you law unnecessary with more local governments taking the bypass in Harlan, and money. So many are out have to watch for the steps to get the job done. someone passes me really COLUMNIST there, they put five in jail, eggers too. Since long as I Few expected Westrom's bill to go far in this year's fast, and then cuts back in 10 more take their place. can remember, teens session. What could change things now is support and cuts off right in front eating. Or, they are in the Drug use is a runaway thought Halloween meant emanating from quarters where smoking laws in of you. And then I think, grocery store, shopping train that’s taking lives you get to buy eggs and times past have been denounced as anti-business. what the heck? You got to away, but they are also and changing lives forev- throw them at each other. David Adkisson, president of the Kentucky Chamber the cutoff exactly two sec- talking to aunt Agnes er. People here have to My dad, when he owned of Commerce, revealed that a survey of chamber mem- onds before I did, what about poor Belinda’s gout. take a stand and be the store in Ages, would- Maybe it’s time that they bers turned up only 9 percent who opposed a statewide were you thinking? heard. Do what you can to n’t sell eggs on come up with a phone prohibition on public smoking. Most others supported Another one that makes fight it. If we keep turning Halloween, unless you that can be surgically the thrust of Westrom's previous bill while 15 percent me scratch my head is our backs to it, it will just were an adult. He knew said they favored some statewide smoking policy. inserted into your head to when women who are keep getting worse, and it they were going to be used Smoking laws are good for business. ... use when you want. Not checking out at a store, wont be safe to live here. for no good. There was With few exceptions, business today recognizes for me though. If people and once they get their Robberies, thefts, break- always the wise guy where this trend is headed. Smokers are the minority items paid for and done would just use common ins, assaults, all will con- though, that would buy and the nonsmoking majority considers their emis- with, then it takes them sense when they are driv- tinue to get worse, due to his eggs early on, and let sions a nuisance if not an out-and-out public health five minutes to get every- ing or whatever and use the fact that users need them sit out for a few hazard. thing back in its place in them safely, there wont money, and when they weeks until they got good The question now is whether state legislators, some their purse, all the while be any problems, especial- run out, they will do and spoiled. When you got of whom probably still have fond memories of deals the line is backing up. It’s ly accidents. No one what’s needed to get hit by one of those eggs, crafted in smoke-filled back rooms, will see the light like they think they are wants a phone call or text more. Keep your eyes and you would beg a skunk to others beheld years ago. If they need a nudge, perhaps the only one there. It session to take a life. ears open, and keep your spray you to make it smell smoking-ban proponents can get some tactical advice makes me laugh. The big That’s something you communities clean. It from Elizabeth Wood, an asthmatic who as a fifth- thing though, is people would never get over. only takes one phone call better. Shew. The last few grader at Collins Lane Elementary School courageous- and cell phones. Although ********** to let someone know. years though, this prac- ly goaded this community into passing its smoking law they are a very vital tool I wonder a lot about Take the time to make it. tice has died down and so she could eat — and breathe — in local restaurants. and very helpful and use- our country’s drug prob- ********** doesn’t seem to be used as We happen to believe she should have that right any- ful, I think they are one of lems, and mostly our own Halloween is coming much. Good thing, huh. where in Kentucky. the most dangerous here in Harlan County. up soon, and all the kids Enjoy yourself on The State Journal, Frankfort things ever created, Mostly, I wonder why will get to go out and trick Halloween and be safe. because people don’t use there cant be some way to or treat, all dressed up in And hide your chickens. them right. I cant count make drugs such as their costumes and such. I ********** TODAY IN HISTORY the times I see someone painkillers only work for love Halloween, cause it Pray for our leaders to driving erratically, only to what they are intended gives kids a chance to be somehow learn to work By The Associated Press come up beside them and for. Why cant there be with their moms and together, pray for our sol- Today is Saturday, Oct. 29, the 302nd day of 2011. they are either talking or some sort of additive to dads, get some free candy, diers and do your best to There are 63 days left in the year. texting on a phone. People drugs of this kind, that if and play dress up as mon- combat child abuse on Today's Highlight in History: On Oct. 29, 1929, come into restaurants they are used in any form sters, aliens or princesses. every level. Report it if Wall Street crashed on "Black Tuesday," heralding with one stuck to their other than their intended, Heck, if I still could, I you see it. Visit the ani- the beginning of America's Great Depression. ear, and the whole time they become placebos. So would still be going out mal shelter if you need a On this date: In 1901, President William they are there, they are many lives have been and getting that candy pet. They do great work McKinley's assassin, Leon Czolgosz (CHAWL'-gahsh), on the phone, even while destroyed or dismantled too. I really enjoyed put- down there. was electrocuted. Today's Birthdays: Actress Kate Jackson is 63. The president of Turkey, Abdullah Gul, is 61. Actor Is America turning into the Mobile? Dan Castellaneta ("The Simpsons") is 54. Country musician Steve Kellough (Wild Horses) is 54. Comic The acid test of the make it into the top three- Winship cites showed that strip artist Tom Wilson ("Ziggy") is 54. Actress Finola American Dream is Rich fifths. "Picking the right 23 percent to 30 percent of Hughes is 52. Singer Randy Jackson is 50. Rock musi- whether people can rise Lowry parents," as Winship puts sons and daughters of cian Peter Timmins (Cowboy Junkies) is 46. Actress beyond the circumstances it, has an enormous fathers in the bottom fifth Joely Fisher is 44. Rapper Paris is 44. Actor Rufus of their birth. impact. A child born to of Nordic countries and Sewell is 44. With Occupy Wall parents in the bottom fifth the United Kingdom Street doing for income SYNDICATED has about a 17 percent remained there as adults; inequality what the tea COLUMNIST chance of making it to the in the United States, 42 party did for debt, the top two-fifths, while a percent of sons stayed Harlan Daily Enterprise state of the American According to Scott child born to parents there. 1548 South Highway 421, Harlan, KY 40831 Dream is more and more Winship of the Brookings already in the top two- This stagnation is less 573-4510 • 573-4511 • 573-4512 central to the political Institution, data from the fifths has a 60 percent a statement about the debate. Are we divided chance of staying there. structure of America's A Community Newspaper Politically Independent And Progressive In Spirit Pew Economic Mobility Publisher...... Pat Lay between the top 1 percent Project show that two- It is humbling that we economy than about its and a vast wasteland of thirds of 40-year-old seem — although compar- culture. As Ronald Editor...... Debbie Caldwell the dispossessed, as many Americans are in house- isons get very complicated Haskins, also of the Advertising Manager.....Wylene Miniard of the Occupy Wall Street holds with greater — to lag other advanced Brookings Institution, Sports Editor...... John Middleton protesters have it? Or are incomes than their par- countries in mobility. If he wrote in an essay for the we still the land of oppor- ents when they were 40. were writing today, publication National The Harlan Daily Enterprise is published five times a week tunity, as top House Adjusting for the size of Horatio Alger might set Affairs, "economic mobili- (Tuesday through Saturday) except on major holidays. Office Republican Paul Ryan the households — they are his stories in Finland. ty is constrained above all hours are Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. insisted in a recent speech smaller than previously — "Research shows," by personal choices and The Harlan Enterprise was established in Harlan, Ky, in 1901 and the Harlan Daily Enterprise was established in 1928. at the Heritage four-fifths of Americans Winship writes, "that behaviors." He argues Periodicals postage paid to the Harlan Daily Enterprise, P.O. Foundation? have surpassed their par- most Western European that society's leaders Drawer E, Harlan, KY 40831. Copyright® 2011 by the Harlan The answer is that we ents. Nearly everyone has and English-speaking "should herald the 'suc- Daily Enterprise. All rights reserved. All property rights of the entire contents of this publication shall be the property of the are still a mobile society, been on an up escalator. nations have higher rates cess sequence': finish Harlan Daily Enterprise. No parts hereof may be reproduced with- although not as much of Then there's the ques- of mobility than does the schooling, get a job, get out prior written consent. one as we might wish. If tion of how Americans are United States." When con- married, have babies." If the nihilistic despair of faring relative to everyone sidering how much of an Americans finished high SUBSCRIPTION the Occupy Wall Street else. If they are born in effect parental earnings school, worked full time at RATES crowd is detached from the bottom fifth of the have on the eventual a job that matched their Home Delivery POSTMASTER reality, neither is self- income distribution, do earnings of their children, skills and married at the 4 weeks...... $9.50 Send address changes to 12 weeks...... $28.50 congratulation in order. If they get out? Winship Winship reports, "we are rate they did in the 1970s, the 26 weeks...... $57.00 Paul Ryan is right to say notes that if it were a mat- definitely worse off than the poverty rate would be 52 weeks...... $104.00 Harlan Daily Enterprise "class is not a fixed desig- ter of random chance, 20 Canada, Australia, and cut 70 percent. Mail Delivery P.O. Drawer E nation in this country," it percent of people would the Nordic countries, and These old-fashioned 1 month...... $30.00 Harlan, Ky. 40831 is much too fixed at the remain in the bottom fifth. probably worse off than bourgeois virtues, and 4 months...... $120.00 (USPS 235-500) (SSN 1040-7109) 8 months...... $240.00 bottom of the income Instead, about 40 percent Italy, France, Germany, particularly marriage, 12 months...... $360.00 scale. The American stay in the bottom. That and the United Kingdom." rarely figure in the public Dream is alive, but ragged means 60 percent make it We are particularly bad debate. Everyone is more MEMBER around the edges. out (the good news), but at getting people, and comfortable talking about Kentucky Press Association • Associated Press National Newspaper Association Are we better off than most don't make it far (the especially males, out of taxes or the banks, as the our parents? Yes. bad news). Only a third the bottom. One study America Dream frays. 10-29 Page 5 Social 10/28/11 8:11 PM Page 1

Weekend Edition, October 29, 2011 You & Yours Harlan Daily Enterprise — Page 5 Take the road less traveled for adventure Last Saturday afternoon are closed. place without actually well as you do in your by-line velous jobs of keeping the Loretta and I trekked 43 Ike So we arrived at the speaking to a soul. That was photo that runs in the paper roadsides essentially free of miles down I-75 to London Adams London Community Center not the case when I lived and every week.” Then I had to litter. I also believe that resi- at the invitation of Jimmy where we oooohed and ahh- worked there. explain to them that said dents are taking much more Robinson, CEO of Robinson hhed even before we went Anyway, Lo and I photo was taken in 1985 pride in where they live. That Premium Meats there in East POINTS inside. This is one fine facili- enjoyed the Robinson and I don’t feel as well as I has not always been the Bernstadt. The company ty, both inside and out, and a Family’s hospitality, the did back then. So the next case. The drive home was was throwing its annual cus- EAST testament to how much food and music and the time I have a good day, I’m one of the most enjoyable tomer/employee/friends London has changed since I camaraderie for a couple of going to have Loretta shoot a and satisfying jaunts I have that stock both because once appreciation celebration that worked there in the seven- hours. No fewer than 25 new mug shot and come taken in a long, long time. you try either you are included lots of food and ties and early eighties. To people who noticed my clean. We have decided that hooked. several live bluegrass and say that London is revital- nametag introduced them- We drove as slowly back from now on, when we trav- We were hoping the fall gospel music groups. colors would farther along ized is a vast understate- selves as readers of my col- up Main Street as we could el southward, we will leave I had previously told than they are, but they really ment. Main Street is about umn. The London Sentinel without calling the attention early and take 25 instead of Jimmy that I wasn’t coming need another week or 10 two miles long and both Echo was the first paper to of the law so that we could the interstate in at least one if unless he was serving their days to peak. And it’s diffi- sides are dotted with dozens publish my weekly drivel enjoy being in downtown not both directions. There famous secret recipe, pulled- cult to get much joy out of the of small businesses that some 32 years ago and it’s London, and instead of are still a few eyesores along pork barbecue. I have never scenery when you are tool- were not there when I was. been there ever since, well heading back up 75, we took the way but they are disap- tasted, nor ever hope to, ing along at 70 miles per The city is polished and over 1,600 columns. old 25 on the way back pearing at a rapid rate. packaged pork barbecue hour and 18-wheelers are vibrant. A huge new Justice No fewer than a dozen home. If we met another car As Robert Frost wrote of anywhere close to zooming by you as if you Center, mid-town, is an readers, after they had intro- once we got past East paths to travel: Robinson’s. Ditto for were sitting still. Apparently amazing architectural duced themselves, seemed a Bernstadt, I didn’t see it. “I took the one less trav- sausage. Loretta and I drive the DOT guys take accomplishment and you bit concerned about my Both Laurel and Rockcastle eled by. And that made all far and wide to find grocers Saturdays off and the scales can sense the pride of the health. “You don’t look as counties have done mar- the difference.” Family doesn’t support nursing mother Couple to wed Dear Dr. Brothers: I How do I get my mom to baby, so you really are am pregnant with my first Joyce gracefully retire from conflicted about your child, and everything is grandchild-sitting? mother's ability to han- great, but I am worried Brothers V.L. dle the job of baby-sit- about one thing. All the ting. women in my family are Ask Dear V.L.: This is a I'm sure your mom very well-endowed, and Dr. Brothers tough one, since you wants you to get out they are all very proud of want to keep your mom and about so that she their "girls." None of them feeling vibrant, young can give you a hand trouble with breast- has ever breastfed their and useful when it when it really counts, feeding — whether children, and the hus- comes to helping you but you probably don't related to pain or sim- bands are just fine with out. You want to have want to leave her alone ply disliking the expe- that as well. The empha- her and the baby get to with the baby. The only rience — were much sis is on not wrecking know one another with good way to try her out more likely to suffer their figures. My husband whatever time she has is to ask her to help from postpartum and I want our baby to be left to be a fully func- you while you stay in depression a couple of nursed. But our family is tioning grandmother. the home and do some- months down the road already trying to talk us And most of all, you thing else, like cook or than were women who out of it. Help! don't want to hurt her do laundry. Or you can did not have such diffi- Mr. and Mrs. Dale and Debra Beard, of Harlan, C.A. feelings or have her go out but have some- announce the engagement and forthcoming mar- culties. So make sure feel like you don't trust one else in the house you are prepared to riage of their daughter, Laura Branson, to John Dear C.A.: It's so her with the baby, that you trust, doing ask for help and sup- Swanson, son of Mr. and Mrs. John and Judy strange how our socie- because those kinds of something else for you port — whether from Swanson, of Cawood. The bride-elect is the grand- ty has completely dis- things could really and keeping an eye on your family or elsewhere. daughter of Patricia Baltimore, the late Frank torted the role of crush her self-esteem. things in the mean- * * * Baltimore and the late Barbara Beard. She is a women's breasts to be But on the other hand, time. So I think it can Dear Dr. Brothers: I 2003 graduate of James A. Cawood High School sexual objects for you naturally are still all work, and as soon as am having a hard time and attended Southeast Kentucky Community and men's enjoyment in that super-protec- your son starts crawl- balancing my love for my Technical College. She is presently employed by rather than the natural tive mode when it ing, your mom proba- elderly mother with my Commercial Bank. The prospective groom is the and normal means by comes to your new bly will resign anyway! responsibility to keep my grandson of Ralph and Deloris Osborne, Drucilla which human babies baby safe. My mom wait- are fed. And with all Swanson and the late Ron Swanson. He is a 2005 ed for a long time to the uproar about nurs- graduate of James A. Cawood High School. He is become a grandma. ing in public thrown presently employed by Nally and Hamilton Because she had me in in, I can see that you Enterprises. The wedding will be Nov. 5, 2011 at 4 her 40s and I had my son practically are enter- p.m. at Camp Blanton. in my 40s, my mom really ing a battleground is too old to be baby-sit- when you announce ting. But that is just what that you are going to she wants to do. My baby be breastfeeding. It is still not mobile, but may take some strong what will happen when he resolve and a lot of has to be constantly support from your hus- watched and picked up? band to avoid getting discouraged, but the experience should prove to be a reward- ing one when you know you are doing the best for your baby's health and develop- ment, and are building a close bond at the same time. I don't know if your family will be support- ive, so you may want to turn to an organization that promotes breast- feeding, or ask the hos- pital if there is a pro- gram to support new mothers. A new study by researchers at the University of North Carolina has found that women who had

BIBLE THOUGHT Fruitfulness for Christ depends on fellowship with Christ. The fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentle- ness, self-control. — Galatians 5:22-23 ports Page 6 — Harlan Daily Enterprise S Weekend Edition, October 29, 2011 Black Bears unable to close out Bell Co. JOHN MIDDLETON Sports Editor Bell Co. 25 LOG MOUNTAIN — The Harlan Co. 14 Harlan County Black Bears had several opportunities to Harlan Co. 0 14 0 0 — 14 snap a losing streak to Bell Bell Co. 0 6 6 13 — 25 County, they just didn’t cap- HC – McMillian 17 run (Jenkins kick) italize on them. BC – Davenport 69 run (kick The Bears’ offensive line failed) outmuscled the Bobcats HC – Brewer 1 run (Jenkins kick) BC – Polly 1 run (run failed) defensive front for much of BC – Polly 84 run (run failed) the night, but three second BC – Polly 75 run (Gilbert kick) half drives stalled deep in HCHS BCHS Bell County territory allow- First downs 18 10 ing the Bobcats to hold on Rushes-yards 60-272 27-292 Passing 36 31 for a 25-14 win. Comp-Att-Int 4-5-0 1-4-0 “I was proud of the team. Punts-Avg 0-0 1-56 I felt like we lined up Fumbles-Lost 2-1 2-1 tonight and physically beat Penalties-Yards 4-40 6-40 this team up and down the INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS field. They had a few long RUSHING—Harlan County, McMillian 35-150, Middleton 14-62, runs on us, but other than Brewer 8-43, Chorak 4-13, that I thought our defense Chitwood 2-4. Bell County, Polly 8- played real well,” said 193, Davenport 13-91, Osolonian 4- 4, Collett 2-4. Harlan County coach Tom PASSING—Harlan County, Larkey. “I was proud of the Brewer 5-7-0-36. Bell County, Osolonian 1-4-0-31. kids. They have had a great RECEIVING—Harlan County, regular season. You can’t Caldwell 2-13, Maggard 2-12, complain about 9-1. Bell Middleton 1-11. Bell County, Green 1-31. came over there last year and beat us 35-0 and we Tyler Green for a 31-yard went to the semifinals, so I completion to the Bears' 16- don’t think this game is yard line. Jonathon Polly going to affect us.” broke off a 15-yard run to The first of those opportu- the one on the next play nities came on the opening before scoring on a 1-yard possession of the second run. The two-point conver- half. Leading by a touch- sion attempted was stopped down, the Bears put togeth- and Harlan County led 14- er a nine-play drive and 12 with 3:50 left in the first threatened to take a two- quarter. score advantage, but Marcus Harlan County put McMillian was stopped short on a fourth-and-five at Bell together another good drive County's 31-yard line. on its next possession, but it On the ensuing posses- also ended without points. sion, Bell's Corey Osolonian McMillian served as the picked up a yard on a quar- workhorse carrying the ball terback sneak to move the seven times for 46 yards on SCOTT BAILEY/Harlan Daily Enterprise chains on fourth-and-one. a 12-play, 51-yard that Harlan County tailback Marcus McMillian broke away from a Bell County defender during a 25-14 loss Osolonian connected with Please see BEARS, Page 7 at Bell County on Friday. Foley leads Hounds past HHS JARROD SHERMAN down run erased by a Sports Correspondent penalty. Corbin 28 Harlan punter Eric A monster night seemed Harlan 14 Young’s second kick of the appropriate for Corbin’s quarter was tipped and Brady Foley on the Friday Corbin 0 7 14 7 — 28 sailed out of bounds at the before Halloween. Harlan 0 0 6 8 — 14 Harlan 49. A 29-yard run The senior running back C — Grubb 16 pass from Cobb (Jackson kick) by Foley highlighted the racked up 365 yards on 37 C — Foley 4 run (Jackson kick) Redhounds’ six-play drive, carries and scored three H — Allen 25 pass from Saragas (run failed) which was capped by a 16- touchdowns, and the visit- C — Foley 1 run (Jackson kick) yard pass from Ty Cobb to ing Redhounds capitalized H — Morris 3 pass from Saragas Hunter Grubb. Cai Jackson on Harlan’s offensive strug- (Morris pass from Saragas) C — Foley 7 run (Jackson kick) booted the extra point to gles en route to a 28-14 vic- put Corbin ahead 7-0 with tory in the regular season CHS HHS First downs 16 6 10:41 left in the first half. finale. Rushes-yards 50-386 19-59 Jackson missed a 32-yard Foley was a workhorse – Passing 27 84 Comp-Att-Int 2-12-0 10-23-1 field goal attempt just particularly in the second Punts-Avg 2-21 5-25 before halftime. half, when he touched the Fumbles-Lost 1-0 2-0 Ty Saragas’ first pass of ball on 23 of Corbin’s 31 Penalties-Yards 6-60 4-25 the second half was picked offensive snaps. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS off by Corbin’s Tyler Bailey, Harlan coach J.B. RUSHING—Corbin, Foley 37-365, MJewell 6-18, Mahan 1-6, J. Jewell 1- and the Redhounds sent Donahue was more frus- 4, Cobb 5-(-7). Harlan, Logan 6-44, trated that the Dragons’ Williams 3-9, Saragas 3-9, Atkins 3-5, Foley to work. The senior DMorris 3-(-2), Bianchi 1-(-6). offense didn’t do more to carried the entire load on PASSING—Corbin, Cobb 2-12-0- consecutive scoring drives keep Foley and company off 27. Harlan, Saragas 10-23-1-84. the field. Harlan (5-4) man- RECEIVING—Corbin, Grubb 1-16, of six and five plays, J. Jewell 1-11. Harlan, Morris 6-42, respectively, picking up 130 aged just six first downs Allen 2-32, Williams 1-13, Logan 1-(- and 59 yards rushing. 3). yards in the process. “I just think (Foley) had After Foley’s first touch- butt again." the ball too much. I’m just down, the Dragons’ offense disappointed in the offense. With a light rain falling finally showed a spark with We’ve got to be able to play and temperatures hovering a 60-yard, nine-play march. in the mud – we’ve got to be around 40 degrees, neither Saragas completed five of able to run the football,” he team was able to mount an seven passes on the drive, CHRIS JONES/Harlan Daily Enterprise said. “We’ve been preaching offensive attack in the first connecting with junior Harlan’s Demarcus Williams raced down the field during a 28-14 loss it all year long, and tonight quarter, although Corbin David Allen for a 25-yard to Corbin in Friday’s season finale. it came out and bit us in the (6-4) did have a long touch- Please see HHS, Page 7 Kentucky puts bowl hopes on the line against Mississippi St. DAVID BRANDT is a team we're going to to Auburn, LSU and Kentucky quar- AP Sports Writer have to play and beat each South Carolina have terback Morgan year," Mississippi State caused the Bulldogs to The annual Mississippi Newton escaped cornerback Corey plummet to the bottom of State-Kentucky football the grasp of a Broomfield said. "It's been the SEC Western game doesn't often gener- Jacksonville St. a great game against Division. defender for a ate a lot of national head- them every year, and I'm Kentucky (3-4, 0-3) lines or even much inter- touchdown dur- sure they're going to leave wasn't expected to be ing a victory over est within the it out there this week. great, but few thought the Southeastern Conference. the Gamecocks We're coming in with the Wildcats would lose their last week. It'll be the same way same record and we're first three SEC games by this season when the two Newton will desperate for a win. It's a combined score of 137- attempt to lead teams meet on Saturday going to be a dogfight." 20. in Lexington, Ky. the Wildcats to a Lately, the margin But both teams have win over SEC foe No national rankings. between Mississippi State had a chance to correct No chance at an SEC title. Mississippi St. and Kentucky has been early problems. Kentucky today. Very few superstar play- razor-thin. They've split beat Jacksonville State ers. the past six games in the 38-14 last weekend while But for two programs series and five of those Mississippi State had a trying to raise their games have been decided bye week. national profile and get to by a touchdown or less. Broomfield said it was CHRIS JONES/ the postseason, it's a day So far, it's been a disap- nice to step away from Daily Enterprise both have circled long pointing season for both football for a few days. before the season begins. programs. Mississippi "You set goals and you "If we want to go to a State (3-4, 0-4) started the feel like you didn't achieve bowl game, if we want to season in the national those goals," Broomfield be a contender, Kentucky rankings, but close losses said. Weekend Edition, October 29, 2011 Harlan Daily Enterprise — Page 7 Cardinals claim World Series with Game 7 victory BEN WALKER the Cardinals Carpenter and the tireless St. wondering how it all got away. Series title. They got there by AP Baseball Writer captured their Louis closed it out. Texas might dwell on it forever, beating in the first 11th World "I wish everybody in the in fact, at least until Nolan round of the NL playoffs, ST. LOUIS (AP) — Pushed to Series crown. Ryan & Co. can reverse a World capped by Carpenter outdueling the brink, the St. Louis country could get to know these And follow- Cardinals saved themselves. A guys," Craig said. "It's unbeliev- Series slide that started with 1-0 in the decid- ing a whole fall frantic rush to reach the post- able. I'm just glad to be a part of last year's five-game wipeout ing Game 5, and then topping on the edge, season on the final day. A nifty it." against San Francisco. in the NL champi- including a pair of comebacks in the play- No Rally Squirrel needed on Texas had not lost consecu- onship series. surge from 10 offs. Two desperate rallies in FREESE this night, either. Fireworks tive games since last August. By the time Yadier Molina Game 6. 1/2 games down and confetti rang out at Busch These two defeats at Busch drew a bases-loaded walk from Turns out these Cardinals in the wild-card race, Tony La Stadium when Jason Motte Stadium cost manager Ron starter Matt Harrison and were merely gearing up for a Russa's team didn't dare mess retired David Murphy on a fly Washington and the Rangers a Rafael Furcal was hit by a pitch gigantic celebration. with Texas, or any more drama ball to end it. chance to win their first title in from Wilson in relief, the crowd The Cardinals won a in baseball's first World Series This marked the ninth the franchise's 51-year history. began to sense a championship remarkable World Series they Game 7 since the Angels beat straight time the home team A year full of inspiring rallies was near. weren't even supposed to reach, Giants in 2002. had won Game 7 in the World and epic collapses was encapsu- The Cardinals improved to 8- beating the 6-2 Freese, the MVP of the Series. The wild-card Cardinals lated in Game 6. Freese was the 3 in Game 7s of the Series, more in Game 7 on Friday night with NLCS, was the Series MVP as held that advantage over the star, with a tying triple in the wins than any other club. Yet another key hit by hometown well. AL West champions because ninth and a winning home run fans here know their history star David Freese and six gutty Freese's two-run double tied the NL won the All-Star game in the 11th. His two RBIs in the well, and were aware this game innings from Chris Carpenter. it in the first and good-luck — Texas could blame that on clincher gave him a postseason could go either way — Dizzy A day after an epic Game 6 charm Allen Craig hit a go- their own pitcher, C.J. Wilson, record 21. Dean and the Gas House Gang that saw them twice within one ahead homer in the third. who took the loss in July. The Cardinals won their first won 11-0 in 1934, but Whitey strike of elimination before win- Picked by La Russa earlier in The Rangers, meanwhile, championship since 2006, and Herzog and his Cardinals lost ning 10-9 in the 11th inning, the day to start on short rest, will spend the whole winter gave La Russa his third World 11-0 in 1985. Bears Scorecard Continued from Page 6 ended at the Bobcats' 14. Prep Football Scores NFL Glance The Bears appeared to ON THE AIR have a first and goal at Anderson Co. 42, Marion Co. 33 AMERICAN CONFERENCE Bell County's six-yard Bardstown 22, North Oldham 20 East Bath Co. 28, Nicholas Co. 22 W L T Pct PF PA TODAY line, but a personal foul Beechwood 29, Newport Central New England 5 1 0 .833 185 135 TELEVISION ▼ penalty backed the ball Catholic 20 Buffalo 4 2 0 .667 188 147 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Noon up to the 21. Bell Co. 25, Harlan Co. 14 N.Y. Jets 4 3 0 .571 172 152 Bellevue 14, Lloyd Memorial 12 Miami 0 6 0 .000 90 146 ESPN — Nebraska at Michigan “The penalty late on Berea 16, Paintsville 10 South St., Illinois at Penn St., or Purdue at Michigan Bourbon Co. 55, Paris 7 W L T Pct PF PA blocking too much away ESPN2 — Purdue at Michigan, Bowling Green 30, Lexington Houston 4 3 0 .571 182 131 Nebraska at Michigan St., or from the ball. That hurt Catholic 12 Tennessee 3 3 0 .500 112 135 Illinois at Penn St. us. We were right on the Boyd Co. 33, West Carter 14 Jacksonville 2 5 0 .286 84 139 Indianapolis 0 7 0 .000 111 225 FX — Missouri at Texas A&M Boyle Co. 49, Whitley Co. 10 3 p.m. goal line,” Larkey said. North Breathitt Co. 41, Clay Co. 16 FSN — Regional coverage, The Bobcats quickly W L T Pct PF PA Campbellsville 25, Fort Knox 24 Washington St. at Oregon or Pittsburgh 5 2 0 .714 151 122 capitalized on the stop as Carroll Co. 28, Dayton 12 SMU at Tulsa (3:30 p.m. start) Cincinnati 4 2 0 .667 137 111 Polly raced 84-yards for Corbin 28, Harlan 14 3:30 p.m. Cov. Holy Cross 41, Holmes 0 Baltimore 4 2 0 .667 155 83 ABC — Regional coverage, the score on the second Danville 33, Frankfort 12 3 3 0 .500 97 120 West Virginia at Rutgers, Baylor play from scrimmage. Eminence 32, Clinton Co. 0 West at Oklahoma St. or teams TBA Fairview 34, Powell Co. 0 W L T Pct PF PA CBS — National coverage, The two-point run was Fort Campbell 62, Hopkinsville 0 San Diego 4 2 0 .667 141 136 Florida vs. Georgia, at stopped, making the Franklin-Simpson 41, Apollo 7 Oakland 4 3 0 .571 160 178 Jacksonville, Fla score 18-14 with 9:07 left Gallatin Co. 39, Bethlehem 9 Kansas City 3 3 0 .500 105 150 ESPN — Oklahoma at Kansas SCOTT BAILEY/Harlan Daily Enterprise Garrard Co. 52, Madison South- Denver 2 4 0 .333 123 155 St. in the game. Harlan County quarterback Jordy Brewer looked for ern 14 NATIONAL CONFERENCE ESPN2 — Regional coverage, East Baylor at Oklahoma St. or teams The Bears moved the running room during the Bears’ loss at Bell County Glasgow 62, Elizabethtown 7 Grant Co. 24, Fleming Co. 0 W L T Pct PF PA TBA NBC — Navy at Notre Dame ball to the Bobcats' 21 on on Friday. Graves Co. 30, Marshall Co. 23, N.Y. Giants 4 2 0 .667 154 147 7 p.m. the next possession OT Dallas 3 3 0 .500 149 128 said. “I felt like what was Harlan County led 7-6. FSN — Iowa St. at Texas Tech Grayson Co. 49, McLean Co. 14 Washington 3 3 0 .500 116 116 before seeing yet another 7:15 p.m. called could have worked The Bears stretched Green Co. 52, Lex. Christian 13 Philadelphia 2 4 0 .333 145 145 drive end without points. South ESPN — Wisconsin at Ohio as well as anything else, the lead to 14-6 at the Hancock Co. 52, Breckinridge Co. St., South Carolina at W L T Pct PF PA This time Harlan 0 Tennessee, or Clemson at but when it don’t you sec- half after a 1-yard quar- New Orleans 5 2 0 .714 239 158 Haysi, Va. 39, Phelps 8 Georgia Tech County marched the ball Tampa Bay 4 3 0 .571 131 169 ond guess yourself.” terback sneak by Brewer. Hazard 46, Sheldon 22 ESPN2 — South Carolina at 46 yards on eight plays Polly then put the Jenkins added the extra Henderson Co. 41, Owensboro Atlanta 4 3 0 .571 158 163 Tennessee, Clemson at Georgia setting up a third-and- 19 Carolina 2 5 0 .286 166 183 Tech, or Wisconsin at Ohio St. game away with a 75- point. Highlands 63, Ryle 14 North 8:07 p.m. three. Jordy Brewer’s yard run on third and The Harlan County John Hardin 32, Boone Co. 13 W L T Pct PF PA ABC — Split regional cover- pass was incomplete on nine. Hayden Gilbert con- defense did a good job of Johnson Central 21, Belfry 14 Green Bay 7 0 0 1.000 230 141 age, Stanford at Southern Cal or third down and Knox Central 26, Madison Central Detroit 5 2 0 .714 194 137 teams TBA verted the extra point. containing Davenport, 0 Chicago 4 3 0 .571 170 150 10:30 p.m. McMillian was stopped in Harlan County opened but it was Polly, who had LaRue Co. 40, Washington Co. Minnesota 1 6 0 .143 148 178 FSN — Arizona at Washington West the backfield on fourth the scoring when a big performance. The 31 Leslie Co. 39, Pineville 0 W L T Pct PF PA SUNDAY giving the ball back to McMillian scored on a 17- junior had 192 yards on Lewis Co. 46, Magoffin Co. 18 San Francisco 5 1 0 .833 167 97 TELEVISION Bell County with 3:51 yard run with 11:16 left seven carries in the sec- Lex. Paul Dunbar 34, Mercer Co. Seattle 2 4 0 .333 97 128 ▼ AUTO RACING Arizona 1 5 0 .167 116 153 1:30 p.m. remaining in the game. in the second quarter. ond half to power the 32 Lone Oak 55, Heath 10 St. Louis 0 6 0 .000 56 171 ESPN — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, “We had fourth and Josh Jenkins added the Bobcats’ ground game. Lou. Ballard 28, Campbell Co. 21 ——— Tums Fast Relief 500, at three and four down extra point to put the Harlan County (9-1) Lou. Butler 24, Meade Co. 14 Sunday, Oct. 30 Martinsville, Va. Lou. DeSales 36, Lou. Southern Indianapolis at Tennessee, 1 p.m. there a couple of times ▼ NFL FOOTBALL Bears up 7-0. will host Pulaski County 21 New Orleans at St. Louis, 1 p.m. 1 p.m. and didn’t get it. I know I Bell answered on its in the opening round of Lou. DuPont Manual 40, Lou. Jacksonville at Houston, 1 p.m. CBS — Regional coverage, Moore 0 Miami at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. will lay awake all night next possession as Corey the 5A state playoffs. Bell doubleheader Lou. Eastern 31, Lou. Western 6 Minnesota at Carolina, 1 p.m. and wonder what I Davenport raced 69- County (9-1) hosts Arizona at Baltimore, 1 p.m. FOX — Regional coverage Lou. Fern Creek 14, Lou. Doss 6 4 p.m. Detroit at Denver, 4:05 p.m. should have done, but yards for the score. The Elizabethtown in the first Lou. Holy Cross 48, Lou. Seneca FOX — Regional coverage Washington vs. Buffalo at Toronto, 6 4:15 p.m. you can’t do that,” Larkey extra point failed and round of the 3A playoffs. 4:05 p.m. Lou. Ky. Country Day 53, Trimble CBS — Regional coverage, Co. 0 Cleveland at San Francisco, 4:15 doubleheader game Lou. Male 41, Lou. Christian p.m. 8 p.m. Academy 28 Cincinnati at Seattle, 4:15 p.m. NBC — Dallas at Philadelphia Lou. St. Xavier 7, Cin. St. Xavier, New England at Pittsburgh, 4:15 Ohio 3 p.m. ▼ TENNIS Lou. Trinity 49, Cin. Moeller, Ohio Dallas at Philadelphia, 8:20 p.m. 1 p.m. 14 Open: Atlanta, Chicago, Green Bay, ESPN2 — WTA Lou. Valley 38, Lou. Waggener 27 N.Y. Jets, Oakland, Tampa Bay Championships, championship Madisonville-North Hopkins 49, Monday, Oct. 31 match, at Istanbul Crittenden Co. 0 San Diego at Kansas City, 8:30 p.m. Mayfield 62, Caldwell Co. 14 McCreary Central 32, Jackson Co. 6 Metcalfe Co. 38, Caverna 24 Montgomery Co. 28, Rockcastle Co. 12 Murray 65, Fulton Co. 20 Ohio Co. 24, Daviess Co. 13 Oliver Springs, Tenn. 41, Williamsburg 22 Owensboro Catholic 35, North Hardin 16 Pendleton Co. 38, Bracken Co. 26 Perry Co. Central 7, Somerset 3 Pike Co. Central 53, Prestons- burg 7 Raceland 36, Russell 21 Reidland 42, Fulton City 6 Rowan Co. 14, George Rogers Clark 0 CHRIS JONES/Harlan Daily Enterprise Scott 69, Bishop Brossart 15 Harlan junior wingback Dakota Morris fought for yardage during Friday’s 28-14 Scott Co. 41, Simon Kenton 0 South Oldham 34, Shelby Co. 16 loss to visiting Corbin. Morris and the Dragons will host Berea in the opening Spencer Co. 40, Henry Co. 27 round of the1A playoffs next week. Trigg Co. 14, Calloway Co. 10 Tug Valley, W.Va. 14, East Ridge 0 yards to the Harlan 7 over.” Union Co. 45, Hopkins Co. Cen- and followed with a Both teams return to tral 8 HHS Walton-Verona 30, Estill Co. 25 touchdown run on the action with home playoff Warren Central 59, Pulaski Co. Continued from Page 6 next play. games next week. 38 Warren East 24, Bullitt Central 13 scoring strike. The Dragons did find Corbin will entertain Wayne Co. 27, East Jessamine The Redhounds one offensive bright spot Henry County in the 16 Woodford Co. 23, Harrison Co. 0 chewed up much of the in a record-setting per- Class 3A playoffs, while clock in the fourth quar- formance by Saragas. Harlan opens Class A MLB Playoff Glance ter but came up empty The junior quarter- playoff action against until Harlan applied back’s touchdown pass Berea in an 8 p.m. con- WORLD SERIES some pressure. The to Morris was his 26th of test. (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) All games televised by Fox Dragons pulled within a the season, breaking “We got Demarcus St. Louis 4, Texas 3 touchdown at the 2:28 Murph Howard’s 43- (Williams) and Dalton Wednesday, Oct. 19: St. Louis 3, year-old school mark. (Overbay) back on the Texas 2 mark when Saragas Thursday, Oct. 20: Texas 2, St. found junior Dakota “Congratulations to field tonight, and I think Louis 1 Morris for a 31-yard Ty. He’s a great kid,” Stephen Anderson could Saturday, Oct. 22: St. Louis 16, Texas 7 touchdown. The two Donahue said. “He play some for us next Sunday, Oct. 23: Texas 4, St. hooked up again for the makes a lot of good week. I think it’ll make Louis 0 two-point conversion. reads out there. He’s a big difference for us Monday, Oct. 24: Texas 4, St. Louis 2 Harlan attempted an growing up and getting next week,” Donahue Wednesday, Oct. 26: Texas at St. onside kick, but Grubb better; he’s had a great said. “We’ve got to go Louis, ppd., weather fell on the ball at the year and a great run, back to work and get Thursday, Oct. 27: St. Louis 10, Texas 9, 11 innings Corbin 29. Two plays and we hope to expand ready for a home playoff Friday, Oct. 28: St. Louis 6, Texas later, Foley raced 63 on it – we hope it ain’t game." 2 10-29 Page 8 Who's Who 10/28/11 8:10 PM Page 1

Page 8 — Harlan Daily Enterprise Weekend Edition, October 29, 2011 10-29 Page 9 Who's Who 10/28/11 8:09 PM Page 1

Weekend Edition, October 29, 2011 Harlan Daily Enterprise — Page 9 10-29 Page 10 Entertainment 10/28/11 8:17 AM Page 1

Entertainment Page 10 — Harlan Daily Enterprise Weekend Edition, October 29, 2011 Triumphant Quartet reaches No. 1, again For the second time this Fool Ya,” “Hey Jonah,” “Down Brothers Band — Live.” tion of Brian Alvey. Alvey, year, The Triumphant Quartet Southern Every Road” and “I Bring Your I received a CD in the mail who married group member, have hit Number 1 in the Gospel Review Forgiveness.” the other day from The Troy Lauren Talley, in June, made Singing News Magazine Top For more information, visit, Burns Family. his official debut on stage with 80 Chart. Paul www.triumphantquartet.com or Burns, formerly of The the family Labor Day weekend In June, “Love Came Lunsford contact them at triumphan- Inspirations, has his own group, in Gatlinburg, Tenn. Calling,” was the groups first [email protected] or call which consists of wife, Tammy, “Brian not only brings an impressive vocal ability to the Number 1. Bennett was named favorite (828) 454-5900. and son, Trey. group,” said group manager, November’s chart-topper bass vocalist. • • • • • When not on the road with Roger Talley, in a press release. will be “Saved By Grace,” a “Love Came Calling” was It was announced earlier this “Smoky Mountain Reunion,” “He adds a new excitement to song wrote by Carroll produced by Wayne Haun. week that Jonathan Price will Burns and his family do con- the stage with his proficiency as McGruder. Mansion Entertainment has be leaving The Dove Brothers. certs at churches and other ven- a multi-talented musician. We Triumphant Quartet consists already released a new single, The tenor singer has stated ues. Close family harmony and love his testimony and his heart of Eric Bennett, Jeff Stice, “Almost Home,” from the CD the reason as leaving the road to loving Jesus is what The Troy for ministry.” David Sutton, Clayton Inman “Songs From The Heart.” deal with personal issues. Burns Family is all about. The Talleys consist of Roger and Scott Inman. The new song should reach “We ask all Christians to join For more information, write and Debra Talley, as well as The quartet, who has had a the top of the chart. It’s getting us as we lift Jonathan up in to The Troy Burns Family daughter, Lauren, and now, remarkable year, won five good response from the listen- prayer. We are now accepting Ministries, P.O. Box 1161, son-in-law, Brian. awards during the Singing ers at WFSR (970AM). auditions for the tenor posi- Bryson City, N.C. 28713 or The Harper Agency is the News Fan Awards in Not sure if many people tion,” said group manger call (828) 736-1981. home of several well-known September. knew this, but The Triumphant McCray Dove. • • • • • artists such as Legacy Five, The Triumphant won for favorite Quartet was formerly known as A replacement will be Earlier this month, the Crist Family, Booth Brothers, quartet, for the third consecu- The Integrity Quartet. announced in the next two Harper Agency announced the Mark Bishop, The Whisnants, tive year. They also took home Other noticeable songs from weeks. signing of The Talleys to their Dixie Melody Boys and others. favorite album (Love Came this quartet include The Dove Brothers recently talent roster. • • • • • Calling) and favorite song “Everyday,” “The Old White released “We Gotta Love,” The Talleys also announced Paul Lunsford can be con- (Love Came Calling). Stice Flag,” “Somebody Died For from the new CD titled, “The the switch from a trio to a quar- tacted by email at won favorite musician and Me,” “Don’t Let The Sandals Dove Brothers and The Dove tet in September with the addi- [email protected]. 10-29 Page 11 Religion 10/28/11 8:17 AM Page 1 Religion Weekend Edition, October 29, 2011 Harlan Daily Enterprise — Page 11 The ‘Hell House’ really burns Years ago I accepted Ronnie this shock and awe, toward Christianity differently than an love.” a friend’s mysterious and with half of the many centuries ago, eternally angry execu- So here is the con- invitation to attend McBrayer attendees usually in and the church was tioner who takes trast in sharp focus: what he said would be tears, it creates just consecrating heathen delight in sending vir- Paganism imagines the “greatest Keeping the right moment for worship sites and cus- gins and sinners over what we must do to Halloween celebration” the Faith the Hell House organ- toms left and right, the edge into the vol- keep God from hating I would ever experi- izers to present a tract day and night, a lot of cano. and destroying us. But ence. He wouldn’t involve a group of or brochure from the the paganism was kept God becomes a terri- faith leads us in joyful- share much more than drunken teenagers church, to give a spon- for adaptive purposes. fying hobgoblin rising ly celebrating and liv- that. So we met for killed in a car accident, taneous altar call to Since then (and even on the night of ing the perfect mercy dinner and then trav- a frat house drug over- repentance, or to con- before) the rites and Samhain or an insa- and love of God. The eled deep into the dose, or a horrid sui- duct some plain old rituals have gotten so tiable Zeus hurling choice is the life of spooky Tennessee hills cide. In that Hell fashioned fear monger- jumbled together, that lightning bolts from fear, or the life of love. to where a little com- ing. House I was snookered looking back, it is Mt. Olympus until The difference between munity church was My friend thought I into years ago, the sometimes impossible someone can appease these two makes all hosting, much to my would benefit from see- main script revolved to tell where paganism him. The message of the difference in the chagrin, a “Hell ing such a thing, hop- around a school shoot- ended and Christianity the Hell House is world. House.” ing that I would lead ing complete with copi- began. This doesn’t intentionally crystal For the uninitiated my own congregation ———————— ous amounts of fake stop some believers clear: “Be afraid. Be (oh, lucky you!), a Hell in hosting a Hell McBrayer’s weekly blood, cracking from working very very afraid.” House, also known as a House the next newspaper column, firearms, and a horde hard to redeem Halloween or not, I “Judgment House,” is Halloween. He was “Keeping the Faith,” of the dead and dying. October 31st. In fact, believe the words of an evangelical-revival- wrong. I’m not a fan of began as a devotional istic adaptation of a The manifestations are those things, and as they work so hard at it, the Disciple John, who article for his local news- Haunted House. At many, but the outcome soon as the school they go backward was casting off so paper. It is now a past each Hell House the is always the same: shooting scenario rather than forward, much pagan miscon- Florida Press Association script is pretty much Somebody is going to began to play itself calling on the elements ception in his own day. award winner in Religion, the same. A small die and go straight to out, I went home. of fear, coercion, and He said, “God is love, and is nationally syndicat- group of attendees is hell. Halloween is a dread more than hope and love expels all ed. He is the author of led through the desig- The attendees watch strange holiday, and and redemption. fear. The thought of multiple books and publi- nated area and wit- as the dearly departed not because of the cos- Hell Houses put being punished is what cations including Leaving nesses scenes of vio- take their ill-prepared tumes, ghosts, and emphasis on a horri- makes us afraid, and Religion, Following Jesus, lence or tragedy, stand before the judg- goblins. Like so many ble, dare I say, pagan this shows that we published by Smyth and scenes typically acted ment of God, only to be of our holidays, it is a concept of God. God is have not fully experi- Helwys.Visit his website at out by high school or dragged away by the muddled fusion of the portrayed not much enced God’s perfect www.ronniemcbrayer.net. college students from howling, soul-thirsty pagan with the the local church. demons to burn in Christian. When the These scenes may eternal fire. After all world started to turn SSuunnddaayy SScchhooooll LLeessssoonn The Beginning of the ple were cut off from God End Hosea 4-5... because they refused to Evarts Church of God Youth Rally set Ever drop a penny into with learn all they could about The Evarts Church of God will host a Youth Rally on Nov. 5 begin- those cone-shaped fun- John Him and walk in a deep, nels you find in a mall? meaningful relationship ning at 7 p.m. with Justin Helton of Old Arthur's Chapel in Ewing, Va. You know the ones; the Ditty with Him - "Because you Pastor Buddy Simpson and the congregation welcomes all youth coin starts at the sop and have rejected knowl- and adults. rolls along the side of the edge...." The word "reject" cone as it spirals down- here also means to refuse ward toward an opening verse it is more than the or count as having no at the bottom. It goes idea of being devastated value. faster and faster until it or demolished. Rather it What was true of Your body is a temple finally disappears into the can also mean cut off or Hosea's day can also be dark abyss of the cham- undone. It is the same true of ours. Could the When I was 18-years- weight. Weight loss is ber beneath the opening. word used by Isaiah to prophet be warning us old I walked on to a Al always important to If you have than you have describe his feeling when that if God's people of Division III Cross people, but you have to Earley witnessed the theme of he came into the presence today do as God's people Country team to contin- remember the older you Hosea 4-13. of God in the Temple of that day the result will ue competing in Track FROM A are the harder it is to As this study continues (Isaiah 6:5). He said what be the same? The answer and Cross Country lose weight. Also, how it turns a corner in the RELIGIOUS he said because he knew is yes, keeping this in through college. That long did it take you to message of the prophet. that would cut him off mind. The Jews of that first season challenged POINTOF gain the weight you In chapters 1-3, the from God. Here, the sin of me physically like I had day did not cease to be want to lose? A healthy prophet told of God's love, God's people ruptured never been challenged God's people but they did VIEW weight loss plan will judgment and renewal their relationship with before as the race dis- cease to walk in God's take a similar amount with His people. In chap- God. The result, they tance went from two providential care and enjoy playing, but also of time to lose the ter 4, God reminds those were separated from the miles to five. I had a blessing. The contempo- be ready to serve the weight. Too many peo- same people of an action power, provision, and pro- terrific season and rary believer risks finding Lord with energy and ple get frustrated that that started them in that tection of God. That is accomplished all my his or herself in the same zeal. I enjoy being able they aren’t losing downward spiral toward what sin does. goals. Right after cross dilemma as the believer to do ministries and weight quick enough, a dark abyss. Take a Moving on in verse country season ended did back then. missions that are physi- and so they quit, or moment and read Hosea four we learn why the my first set of final Sadly, too many believ- cally challenging. increase the intensity of 4-5. As you do, see if you people were destroyed. exams began and I did- ers today are doing as Today I want to their workouts too fast can identify Israel's first Hosea said it came from n’t do anything but act that sets in motion six believers in Hosea's day. invite you to take a look and get injured. Think their lack of knowledge study for the next two more that lead to their People who willfully at how you take care of of this as a lifestyle concerning the Lord. The weeks. ultimate demise. Also as decide to relegate God to the temple that is your change, not a quick fix. word knowledge finds its When I got home for you read, remember that any position in their life body. Statistics will Finally, don’t try to root in the Hebrew word Christmas break my old if you are a Christian, the than that of being the show that most of my do this alone. Ask peo- "yadah". This word scout troop got up a prophet is also speaking head will find themselves readers will not be very speaks of much more game of football for two ple that have knowl- to you. God is giving all starting the same down- happy with what they than an intellectual solid days. It was great, edge for help. Get a believers the same warn- ward spiral as Israel. And see. So I want to offer understanding of some- but when it was over I workout partner. Ask ing He gave His people remember, when it begins some simple ideas thing or simply knowing was sore from head to someone you trust, like 2700 years ago. Funny, God will "reject" or refuse about how to get started about something; it is to toe. It made me very a prayer partner, to isn't it, how God has to His people. What will He taking better care of know something inti- angry. Two weeks hold you accountable. keep warning us of the refuse? Might it be access yourself to get more out mately. It is the same before I was in the best At this point I want to same things. It would of your life. word that used in Genesis to His wisdom, guidance, physical shape of my thank two groups of seem Christians would First, find some form 4:1, "And Adam knew Eve strength, understanding, life, and here I was sore men that inspire me to learn after a while. of exercise you can and and she conceived.." The courage and the like? from a few days of foot- stay in shape. The men As you were reading will do. There are lots of knowledge that the peo- Might He just turn us ball. I made myself a from the Westbrook did you find the problem over to ourselves? promise that I have choices from home exer- Hockey League are that was foundational to ple of Hosea 4:6 lacked cise equipment to rea- was a close, intimate, Hosea goes on to say, kept for over 30 years great. Throughout the the rest that were com- sonable exercise club meaningful knowledge of in verse six, that God will that I would never be course of the year we ing? Here it is: "My people no longer allow them to be out of shape again. memberships. Exercise God. There can be no play street hockey, bas- are destroyed for lack of priests, i.e. have access to When I made that videos have come a long doubt that the people ketball, football, and knowledge. Because you God or help others have promise it was because way since Richard Hosea was addressing ping pong. Also the men have rejected knowledge, access. And, He says that of my vain desire for Simmons days. I am knew about God. There from 5:30 a.m. Friday I also will reject you from their children will pay a beauty and brawn. The personally enjoying the being My priest. Since can also be no doubt, basketball game at the price as well. Generally years and gravity have challenge of P90X by you have forgotten the judged by their actions Oldham County YMCA. children follow the ways taken their toll, but I BeachBody.com. this law of your God, I also that they didn't know God Both groups provide of their parents, thus am still in shape, and particular organization will forget your children." well. great fellowship, and I their children will likely the reason is much has exercise videos for (v.6) To understand the Here lies the founda- just don’t want any of have no intimate knowl- more spiritual than it every level of exertion passage is simply to tion on which all the rest the young guys to out edge of God either. was when I was young. and lifestyle. The key understand the words. of the people's troubles run me. We read in I thing is to get your The first significant were built. Keep in mind The rest of chapters Do you need to take Corinthians 6:18-20, heart rate elevated for word is also a short one, that the Israelites of four and five tell of the better care of your “Do you not know that 20-30 minutes three to My. The prophet is Hosea's day were people opening results of the peo- body? What do you your body is a temple of four times a week. addressing God's people. who chose to walk away ple's apostasy, their walk- the Holy Spirit, who is (Note: It is always enjoy doing that you Thus the application of from God. They had every ing away from the Lord. in you, whom you have advisable to consult a will stay with for years this passage is not those opportunity to be the fol- But this is only the begin- received from God? You medical professional to come? How long are outside the family. This lowers that the Lord ning. God will level six are not your own; you about your plans to you willing to exercise heightens the tragedy of wanted them to be. They more charges, all based were bought at a price. begin a new exercise to lose the weight you the passage as well. The had God's Temple in on the fact that they chose Therefore honor God routine to make sure want to lose? Who people who were going to Jerusalem, priest in that to reject God's offer to get with your body.” your plans are not would you enjoy exer- be destroyed were those Temple that could teach to know Him well. May I pray regularly that beyond your current cising with? God has who once knew the great them, a heritage to learn today's Christians heed I will keep up with my physical abilities). given you an amazing blessing, security and from, the Law to guide the warning proclaimed exercise disciplines, eat For many people this body to be the temple of peace that come from them, and a God who con- by this prophet of yester- healthy and keep my is my hardest word of His Holy Spirit. I invite walking with the Lord. tinued to reach out to day. May we know God body strong to not only advice, exercise to stay you to take care of it to Next in line for a look them through His well; may we walk closely enjoy the sports I still healthy, not to lose the glory of God. is "destroyed." It in this prophets. Yet these peo- with His Son. 10-29 Page 12 Church 10/28/11 8:16 AM Page 1

Page 12 — Harlan Daily Enterprise Weekend Edition, October 29, 2011 10-29 Page 13 Comics 10/28/11 8:15 AM Page 1

Weekend Edition, October 29, 2011 Harlan Daily Enterprise — Page 13

Advertise With The Harlan Daily Enterprise — Call Wylene Miniard, Advertising Manager (606) 573-4510 Page 14 — Harlan Daily Enterprise Classified Weekend Edition, October 29, 2011

Pets Houses For Sale 100 LEGALS 6000 EMPLOYMENT JOIN US IN HELPING DOG GROOMING GREAT 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath- Tina Harris room home, 2.5 acres, 2-car LEGAL Ph. 606-573-1219 garage and much more! Call Clerical PEOPLE Harlan County Realty Agent NOTICE AKC Reg. German Shepherd Phyllis Napier 606-621-0308 puppies, $200 each. Phone or 606-505-5084. IMMEDIATE OPENING: AND CHANGING LIVES FOR THE 606-733-0323. CIRCULATION MANAGER 83 PORT DRIVE (AIRPORT AND ASSISTANT CIRCU- DAYHOIT 900 MERCHANDISE ROAD): Beautiful 2 Story LATION MANAGER. Experi- Home, 4BD, 2-1/2 Baths, ence preferred. Apply in per- KCEOC Community Action Partnership, TRUST 3,300 sq. ft, Pool, Full Base- son at Middlesboro Daily Furniture ment. Ideal Family Home. News, 120 N. 11th St. Mid- Inc. is seeking a qualified individual for Must See-Motivated Seller. dlesboro, KY. NO PHONE ANTIQUE DRESSER $100; Serious Inquiries Only! Call CALLS! the position of Teacher Aide/Bus Notice bed, mattress, box springs 273-5424. $75; trunk $50; lawn mower Driver in the Child Development Pro- Requesting the $100; Dell laptop $100; coffee, Land Help Wanted- General Whereabouts end, sofa tables $150; brown, gram. This position is responsible for as- leather recliner $100; table BOOKKEEPING POSITION $100. Sandra Lynn 573-9676. LAND FOR SALE: 23 acres of Certain with vacant lot and other po- OPEN at Pine Mountain Set- sisting the classroom teacher with daily REAL ESTATE tential building sites. Bailey tlement School, Harlan People 3000 County. Requirements include: activities as well as transporting children. SALES Loop, Loyall, KY.$50k, Call: 740-872-9864. honesty, bookkeeping experi- Involved in the ence, knowledge of accounting Houses For Sale REAL ESTATE software. Description on web- A high school diploma or GED and a Dayhoit 3500 RENTALS site: www.pinemountainsettle- Medical 2 Story house for sale: 204 mentschool.com. Applications valid Commercial Driverʼs License (CDL) N. Main St., Harlan, KY 3/4 a v a i l a b l e b y c a l l i n g are required. For serious applicants with- Reversionary Bedroom, living room, dining Houses For Rent 606-558-3571. Application room, kitchen, with appliances, deadline is Nov. 4. out a CDL, assistance will be provided in Trust 2 baths and utility basement. HOUSE FOR RENT: 3 BR, 1 Many updates. $90,000. Call bath. $500 per mo. obtaining one. Established 573-5418. 606-894-0086. November 15, 2 STORY HOUSE, central heat, air, hardwood floors, fire- Applications are available at any 1996. place, family room, garage, 3/4 acre. 573-5457. KCEOC location or on the agency web- site at www.povertyisreal.org. Steven D. Harb Classifieds Get Results and Sally B. For more information, please call (606) Snyder, as 100 LEGALS 546-3152 or 1-800-880-3152. administrators Case No. JJ005355-10-00 of ORDER OF PUBLICATION KCEOC is an the above trust Commonwealth of Virginia VA CODE 8.01-316 Equal Opportunity Employer 257672 are Lee County seeking the Juvenile and Domestic MONDAY EVENING OCTOBER 31, 2011 Relations District Court following Commonwealth of Virginia, 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 Fetch! Nightly PBS NewsHour Antiques Roadshow Will Ferrell: The Mark Twain Know Tavis Charlie people. If you in re Elizabeth Ann Napier WETP The object of this suit is to: Business Prize (N) Jack Soo Smiley Rose  know any of LEX 18 NBC LEX 18 Access H. The Sing-Off (N) Rock Center (P) (N) LEX 18 (:35) Jay CONSENT FOR ADOPTION WLEX News News Late News Leno  It is ORDERED that the defendant MELISSA ANN HARLESS these people, WATE 6 World Judge Judge Scared Dancing With the Stars (N) Castle (N) WATE 6 (:35) MOORE above-named Court and protect his or her interests on WATE  or before 11/22/2011, 9:30 AM. News News Judy Judy Shrekless News News please ask The World Ent. Two and Scared Dancing With the Stars (N) Castle (N) News/(:10) (:35) Date: 09/14/2011 WKPT them to contact Jeff Hamilton, Judge Insider News Tonight Half Men Shrekless TMZ News  27 News CBSNews Wheel of Jeopar- Mother 2 Broke Two and Mike & Hawaii Five-0 (N) 27 News (:35) WKYT Sally Snyder at NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MINE Fortune dy! (N) Girls (N) Half (N) Molly (N) LateS  10 News NBC Wheel of Jeopar- The Sing-Off (N) Rock Center (P) (N) 10 News (:35) Jay Pursuant to Application No. 807-0395 WBIR News Fortune dy! Night Leno  Stargill & In accordance with the provisions of KRS 350.055, notice is Met Your Met Your Big Bang Big Bang Terra Nova (N) House (N) FOX Tri-Cities 10 The Friends Associates, hereby given that Nally & Hamilton Enterprises, Inc., P.O. Box WEMT 157; Bardstown, Kentucky 40004 (Phone: 502-348-0084), has Mother Mother Theory Theory O'Clock News Simpsons 57 News Evening Issues & King of Mother 2 Broke Two and Mike & Hawaii Five-0 (N) 57 News (:35) P.O. Box 10602, applied for a permit for a surface coal mining and reclamation WYMT operation affecting 156.86 acres of surface located 1.00 miles News Answers Queens (N) Girls (N) Half (N) Molly (N) LateS  Knoxville, TN southwest of Insull, Ky. in Bell and Harlan Counties. King of Met Your Big Bang Big Bang Ringer Ringer CW 20 (:35) (:05) '70s (:35) The proposed operation is approximately 3.90 miles southeast WBXX Queens Mother Theory Theory News Queens Show Friends  37939, from Ky. 72's junction with U.S. 119 and located in Mill Creek Divorce Divorce The People's Court Law & Order: Law & Order: Two and Old The The and Blacksnake Branch. WAPK Court Court Special Victims Unit Special Victims Unit Half Men Christine Office Office telephone The proposed operation is located on the Varilla, Ewing and Judge Judge Two and Big Bang Terra Nova (N) House (N) Fox 56 News at Ten Two and Big Bang 865-293-1000. Wallins Creek U.S.G.S. 7.5 minute quadrangle maps. The op- WDKY Judy Judy Half Men Theory Half Men Theory eration will use the Area Mining method of mining. The surface News at World Ent. The Scared Dancing With the Stars (N) Castle (N) ABC 36 (:35) area is owned by Asher Land & Mineral, LTD. WTVQ Six News Tonight Insider Shrekless News News  Alternatively, The application has been filed for public inspection at the De- Family Family Halloween Parade PIX News at Ten Seinfeld Seinfeld partment for Surface Mining, Reclamation and Enforcement's WPIX Guy Guy 1/2 please let our Middlesboro Regional Office, 1804 East Cumberland Avenue, 11 CBSNews WJHL Access H. Mother 2 Broke Two and Mike & Hawaii Five-0 (N) 11 (:35) office know Middlesboro, Kentucky 40965. Written comments, objections, or WJHL requests for a permit conference must be filed with the Director, Connects News (N) Girls (N) Half (N) Molly (N) Connects LateS  News Nightly PBS NewsHour Kentucky Tonight BBC Kentucky how to contact Division of Permits, #2 Hudson Hollow, U.S. 127 South; Frank- WKHA fort, Kentucky 40601. America Business News Life the This is the final advertisement of this application, all comments, East Rogersville Life Fishers of Living Faith Faith for the Family Perry All About Sing Time Sing Time objections and/or request for a permit conference must be re- WAGV Church Matters Men Stone Him individuals. ceived within 30 days of this date. CABLE CHANNELS <++ Halloween H2O: Twenty Years <++++ Halloween (1978, Horror) <++ Halloween 3: Season of the Witch AMC Later ('98) Adam Arkin, Jamie Lee Curtis. Jamie Lee Curtis, Donald Pleasence. (1982, Horror) Stacey Nelkin, Tom Atkins.  The First 48 Hoarders Hoarders Hoarders Monster Monster Intervention  Benny Amburgey A&E In-Laws In-Laws Finding Bigfoot Finding Bigfoot Finding Bigfoot Finding Bigfoot Finding Bigfoot  Bernida Baker HARLAN COMMUNITY ANPL Aaron Barton Extreme Makeover: Extreme Makeover: <++ Gremlins An unusual pet spawns a legion of <++ Gremlins ('84, Comedy) Gordon Barton CMT Home Edition Home Edition vicious monsters who cause unstoppable chaos. Phoebe Cates, Zach Galligan.  T.V. CORP Mad Money The Kudlow Report Apocalypse 2012 How Much is Your American Greed: Mad Money Jerry Bowers CNBC Madge Cloyd Dead Body Worth? Scam (5:00)  Situation OutFront A. Cooper 360 Piers Morgan A. Cooper 360 OutFront Michael Crawford CNN SHOWTIME CSPN (5:00)  U.S. House of Representatives Politics & Public Policy Today Herbert Cress CSPN2 (5:00)  U.S. Senate Comms. Tonight From Washington Capital News T.  Dana Curry American Chopper: American Chopper: American Chopper: American Chopper: American Guns American Chopper: Denise Curry CINEMAX DISC Senior vs. Junior Senior vs. Junior Senior vs. Junior Senior vs. Junior Senior vs. Junior Donald Curry SportsCenter Monday Night Countdown (L) NFL Football San Diego Chargers vs. Kansas City Chiefs Site: Sports- ESPN Arrowhead Stadium -- Kansas City, Mo. (L) Center  Peggy Curry (606) 573-2945 NFL 32 (L) SportsCenter Poker World Series Poker World Series Sports- Sports- Sports- Toby Curry ESPN2 Nation Center Nation Harlan, KY 93552 Diners, Diners, Diners, Diners, Unwrapped Diners, Diners, Diners (N) Diners, Diners, Diners, Ralph Edwards FOOD Charles R. Fee Drive-Ins Drive-Ins Drive-Ins Drive-Ins Drive-Ins Drive-Ins Drive-Ins Drive-Ins Drive-Ins (4:30)  <++ Ghost Rider <++ Twilight A teenager yearning for belonging American Horror American Horror Lindia G. Fee FX ('07) Eva Mendes, Nicolas Cage. unexpectedly falls in love with a vampire. Story Story Dewayne Gross MEMBERAOA FNC News FOX Report The O'Reilly Factor Hannity On the Record The O'Reilly Factor 93557 The After Own Basketball Hoops for Hope WPT Poker Diamond The Car Show Emily Hawkins KOA FSS Michele Howard Party Words World Classic AOA contact lens section Golf Best of The Golf Fix (L) Big Break Ireland Amazing Schwab The Golf Fix Golf Learning Sandra A. Howard GOLF Central M.D. (N) Vid (N) Cup (N) Central C. (N) Thelma Howard Little House on the Little House on the Little House on the Frasier Frasier Frasier Frasier Frasier Frasier Southeastern HALL Wesley N. Howard Prairie Prairie Prairie House House House House House House House House House House House House Connie Jones HGTV Eye Care Clinic, P.S.C. Hunters Hunters Hunters Hunters Hunters Hunters Hunters Hunters Hunt. (N) Hunt. (N) Hunters Hunters Sandra P. Kirk Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn The Real Story of Linda Monhollen Dr. Donald Holbrook HIST Stars Stars Stars Stars Stars Stars Stars Stars Stars Stars Halloween  We Now Can Murder, She Wrote Murder, She Wrote Murder, She Wrote Murder, She Wrote Murder, She Wrote Murder, She Wrote Lynn Monhollen Optometrist-Vision Care HMC Kameron Noe Newest Contact Lenses Finance Glasses 117 North Cumberland Ave., Harlan, KY Open Mon. & Fri. 8 A.M.-2 P.M. HSN Carol's Daughter Football Fan Shop Bronzed Studio Barse Bronzed TIMELESS Judy Puryear Home (606) 672-2710 (5:30)  <++ Bloodsport ('88) <++ Paycheck (2003, Sci-Fi) Criminal Minds Criminal Minds Criminal Minds ION Robert Ralston Office (606) 573-6928 Tuesday & Wednesday & Jean-Claude Van Damme. Uma Thurman, Ben Affleck. Rosanne B. Ray Every Other Thursday 8-? Unsolved Mysteries Unsolved Mysteries <++ The Haunting of Molly Hartley < Possessing Piper Rose (2011) David LIFE ('08, Hor) Chace Crawford, Haley Bennett. Cubitt, Rebecca Romijn.  Franklin D. Robinett MTV '70s '70s Ridicu. Ridicu. Ridicu. Ridicu. Ridicu. Ridicu. Ridicu. Cuff'd DeathVal Ridicu. John W. Robinett NICK iCarly Victori. Big Time Sponge Brain Wife Kids G. Lopez G. Lopez Friends Friends '70s '70s Myra J. Robinett “First In Funeral Service” Bow The TheProf- Whitetail Bone Primitive ATV Destina- Dirt Trax Mudsli- Nascar Best of Andy Saylor OUTD Madness Choice essionals Freaks Collector Instinct World tion Pol. TV ngers Outdoors the West Clayton Saylor Harlan Funeral Home Ghost Hunters Ghost Hunters Members from Ghost Hunters and Ghost Hunters International will head to Pennhurst Asylum. SCI (N)  Pricilla Saylor 606-573-3030 NASCAR Race Hub Pass Pass Monster Jam Pass Pass Pimp My Pimp My Monster Jam Teresa Skidmore SPEED Time Time Time Time Ride Ride Randy Steele Loyall Funeral Home Ways to Ways to Ways to Ways to Ways to Ways to Ways to Ways to Ways to Ways to Ways to GameTr- SPIKE Die Die Die Die Die Die Die Die Die (N) Die Die ailers (N) George Taylor PHILLIPBIANCHI • 573-2132 TBN Fall Praise-A-Thon  Glessie Taylor King of King of Seinfeld Seinfeld Family Family Family Family Family Family Conan (N) Barbara Thomas Tri-City Funeral Home TBS Queens Queens Guy Guy Guy Guy Guy Guy Jim Tribble (5:00)  < <++ Curse of the Mummy's <+++ Village of the <+++ Night of the Living (:15) A Night at the TCM  John Tribble BOB MANUEL • 606-848-5455 The M... Tomb ('64) Terence Morgan. Damned ('60) George Sanders. Dead ('68) Duane Jones. Movies Toddlers & Tiaras Cake Cake Cake Cake Lottery Changed My Cake Cake Cake Cake Donna M. White Evarts Funeral Home TLC Boss Boss Boss Boss Life Boss Boss Boss Boss Law & Order Law & Order Law & Order Law & Order The Closer CSI: NY Donald J. William II TNT

Madonna Williams LEWISBIANCHI • 606-837-2119 93559 MAD Johnny Johnny Amazing Adventure (:45) MAD King of King of American American Family Family Patricia K. Williams TOON Test Test Gumball /(:15) Regular the Hill the Hill Dad Dad Guy Guy Mindy Wood Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford M*A*S* M*A*S* Loves Loves Loves Loves Roseanne Roseanne 257662 TVL and Son and Son and Son and Son H H Ray Ray Ray Ray NCIS NCIS NCIS WWE Monday Night WWE Monday Night (:05) <++ Drag Me K ENTUCKY M INE S UPPLY C OMPANY USA Raw Raw to Hell Justin Long.  200 ANNOUNCEMENTS VH1 Still Single Bball Wives LA Bball Wives LA (N) La La (N) TO Show Wives LA Bball Wives LA La La Old Old America's Funniest 30 Rock 30 Rock 30 Rock 30 Rock WGN News at Nine 30 Rock Scrubs Harlan, Ky. WGN Christine Christine Home Videos Notices PREMIUM CHANNELS KickBut- FishHooks/ Phineas So Good A.N.T. Shake It Jessie Wizards Wizards Wizards Wizards JOIN THE "Avon" Don Team. DISN towski (:45) FishH and Ferb Random! Luck ... Farm Up Free to join thru October. (:10) <++++ The Thing (1982, Sci-Fi) <++ Blade II (2002, Action) Kris <+ Jason X (2001, Horror) (:35) < 606-664-2567. 573-3850 ENC Wilford Brimley, Kurt Russell. Kristofferson, Wesley Snipes. Lexa Doig, Kane Hodder. Cand...  24/7 <++++ Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Bored to Enlight- Boardwalk Empire Bored to Enlight- HBO Mark Bushnell Part 1 Death (N) ened (N) Death ened (4:50)  < (:45) <++ I Know What You Did Last <++ Hatchet 2 (2011, Horror) <++ DOA: Dead or Alive < Emm... MAX Cirque... Summer ('97) Jennifer Love Hewitt. Danielle Harris, Kane Hodder. ('06) Jaime Pressly.  (5:30)  < Adopted Russell Patton Oswalt Dexter Homeland Dexter SHOW ('09) Pauly Shore. Peters/Green Finest Hour 175748 Industrial Distributors Since 1917 93562 < Creation (2009, Biography) Ian Kelly, <+++ The Blair Witch <++ Blair Witch 2: Book of <++ Halloween 2 TMC Paul Bettany. Project ('99) Heather Donahue. Shadows ('00) Kim Director. 

10-29 Page 15 Halloween 10/28/11 8:08 PM Page 1

Weekend Edition, October 29, 2011 Harlan Daily Enterprise — Page 15 10-29 Page 16 10/28/11 8:03 PM Page 1

Page 16 — Harlan Daily Enterprise Weekend Edition, October 29, 2011 Rosspoint students celebrate

Rosspoint Elementary School recently celebrated their performance on the spring Kentucky Core Content Test. Rosspoint students earned top scores of any elementary and middle school in Harlan County. Students celebrated with a fun day at Huff Park where they participated in games provided by Harlan County Extension agent Raymond Cox and assistant Summer Chitwood. Students enjoyed inflatables and were served hot dog lunches. Students will be honored with individual awards at a ceremony to be held at the school on Nov. 4. EES Beta Club attends state fair

The Beta Club students at Evarts Elementary School recently took a trip to the Kentucky State Fair in Louisville. While there, students learned the importance of agriculture in our daily lives and learned what life is like on a Kentucky farm through learning stations and personal encounters with various animals. They visited a major exhibition, United We Stand, Divided We Fall: Kentucky and the Civil War + 150 that engaged them with experiential learning in creative new ways. The exhibition featured union and confederate encampments as setting for living history re-enactors; artifacts and graphic panels that introduced various aspects of Kentucky's Civil War story; a giant floor map of the state's Civil War sites and a content-rich interactive exhibition exploring Civil War communica- tions and the development of the telegraph. Students also visited a booth featuring Harlan County where visitors could see what is exciting and dif- ferent about our county. There were interactive exhibits celebrating Kentucky government, arts, education, agriculture, seat belt safety, dan- gers of smoking and more. The Kentucky Army National Guard was on hand to let students climb inside military vehicles and learn about equip- ment used by the National Guard. Students looked at various fruits and vegetables that were on display and made their own beeswax candle. This trip was just as fun as it was educational for the students.