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“I think it’s important for people to put politics aside. The issue is that we support the people who serve this country and we recognize the sacrifices they’ve made.”
— Sandra Stapleton H’gate Garden Club President
BY STEPHEN WOODWARD pride in the fact that my Photos courtesy RAY WELCH PHOTOGRAPHY Staff Writer The Jules & Beck carnival is in town, at the Middlesboro Mall parking lot. Locals were father was an army ser- spotted in mid-air last night, on the “YoYo” and on the ferris wheel. The carnival will be HARROGATE, Tenn. — geant.” in town through the weekend and will be in Pineville at the Kentucky Mountain Laurel The Harrogate Garden Club “I think it’s important for Festival next week, starting on Wednesday. will be unveiling a new war people to put politics aside,” memorial on Memorial day said Stapleton. “The issue is in honor of service men and that we support the people women. who serve this country and Sandra Stapleton, we recognize the sacrifices President of the garden they’ve made.” club, said the group is dedi- The Blue Star Memorial cating a Blue Star Memorial began in 1944 to be a living on Memorial Day at 10 a.m. memorial of World War II in the Harrogate City Park. veteran. But in 1951, it was It will honor service men expanded to include all men and women “past, present, and women who had served, and future” she said. were serving, or would “The Blue Stone serve in the armed forces in Memorial is a project that is the United States. very dear to the Tennessee Garden Club members Federation of Garden wanted to create a living Clubs,” said Stapleton. memorial, helping to beauti- She added, though, that fy and preserve the country the project is very personal for service men and women, for her. “I’m a daughter of a rather than build stone mon- career army man,” said uments in their honor. Stapleton. “I grew up in a Stephen Woodward is a Staff Writer household where military for the Daily News. He may be con- was respected. I took great tacted at swoodward@middles- borodailynews.com. City council Park’s Memorial Day celebration to showcase meets in regular session MIDDLESBORO — America’s fortitude and dreams City council met briefly Special to the Middlesboro Daily News in Virginia at 6:30 p.m. encounter Confederate soldiers of the on Tuesday night. CUMBERLAND GAP — Some say During the one-mile long walk Civil War during their occupation of the They approved a time travel isn’t possible, but during through the Gap, visitors will meet sev- Gap in 1861. Jump forward in time 2008 tax refund to Memorial Day weekend, visitors will eral “ghosts” from the road’s past. They again to the 1920s and meet an English Norfolk Southern have the chance to do just that at will hear the tales of a Cherokee warrior gentleman and his roadster, out for a ride Combined Railroad Cumberland Gap National Historical and a long-hunter from 1700 and 1780. on the newly paved Dixie Highway. Subs. in the amount of Park. The Wilderness Road that travels Mary Cloud Turner, wife of Finish your tour with a park ranger, not $1,897 due to amended through the Cumberland Gap has seen Revolutionary War soldier John Turner, from 2010 but from 1960, as he wel- assessment as per hundreds of years of history and been will be there, sharing her experiences as comes all to this brand-new gem of the Kentucky Department witness to tales of heartbreak and joy, a resident along the Road in the early National Park Service. of Revenue; loss and discovery. Visitors can discover 1800s. Meet Matilda, a slave from The one-mile walk through the Gap Councilman Ronnie these stories during the Friday, May 28th Newlee’s Iron Furnace down in the town along the Wilderness Road is moderate Carter passed on the event, “Within the Shadows of of Cumberland Gap, who is looking for with one uphill section and some loose vote. Cumberland Gap Heritage Walk,” to an escape route along the Road in the gravel. Visitors should wear sturdy Josh Wilkey repre- begin at the Daniel Boone parking area 1850s. Soon after Matilda fades away, walking • See PARK, page 2 senting Discover Downtown Middlesboro informed the council that the city Breakfast on the Park was awarded five city grants worth $8,500 through Tour Southeastern Kentucky. The money will help to renovate storefronts in downtown. The city pool will open on May 29 with free admission, and free lunch will be offered. Mills and Street Superintendent Leeman Moyers briefly dis- cussed upcoming events for Cruisin’ the Crater. On June 18, it will take place in the city parking lot, featur- ing karaoke. On June 19, it will go back to the mall parking lot and Photo courtesy NIKKIE SANDIFUR also feature bands. Local ATV club, The Bell County Holler Crawlers, had their first ever members-only "Breakfast on the Park" ride last weekend. Members from all over Ky., and from Ind., Tenn. and Va. showed up for the clubs first ever members-only ride that was held on the Wilderness Trail Off Road Park. The event started at 10 a.m. on Saturday with a breakfast then afterwards a ride on the park that last until around 5 p.m. The club is looking forward to making this an annual event. For more information about the club, check out their website, www.hollercrawlers.com. Pictured above are club members who participated. www.middlesborodailynews.com PAGE 2 THE DAILY NEWS |SATURDAY | MAY 22, 2010 Bell County public records
PINEVILLE — The band-1st degree; rant required; and no charges were list- CHASE ANTHONY of Speedwell, Tenn., was following people were LESTER R GOD- MICHAEL J FLEET, ed; NAFF, 20, of arrested May 20, 2010 recently arrested and SEY, 27 of Corbin was 21, of Middlesboro was STACY MCINTOSH, Middlesboro was arrest- for poss cont sub-1st lodged in the Bell arrested May 19, 2010 arrested May 20, 2010 20, of Middlesboro was ed May 20, 2010 for poss degree-1st offense-drug County Detention for two charges of con- for parole violation (for arrested May 20, 2010 of marijuana and oper unspecified and drug Center: tempt of court, libel/slan- technical violation), for parole violation (for mtr veh u/influ p araphernalia- JESSE MARTIN der, resistance to order three charges of serving technical violation); alc/drugs/etc. .08 - 1st deliver/manufacture-1st BEAN, 20, of Harrogate, and two charges for serv- bench warrants for court, NATHANIEL MESS- off; offense; Tenn., was arrested May ing bench warrant for poss of marijuana , drug ER, 45, of Barbourville GILLIS RUSSELL TYRONE SMITH, no 18, 2010 for oper mtr veh court; paraphernalia-buy/pos- was arrested May 20, NICKLES, 34, of age or residence listed u/influ alc/drugs/etc. .08 DAVID RYAN sess-1st offense, poss 2010 for oper mtr veh Pineville was arrested was arrested May 20, (agg circum) 1st and fail- MILLS, 22, of cont sub-2nd degree-1st u/influ alc/drugs/etc. .08 May 20, 2010 for serving 2010 for probation viola- ure to illuminate head Middlesboro was arrest- offense-drug unspeci- - 1st off, careless driving, bench warrant for court; tion (for misdemeanor lamps; ed May 19, 2010 for fied, poss cont sub-3rd license plate not legible, WALTER SHAWN offense); ROBERT DOUG receiving stolen proper- degree-1st offense-drug no/expired registration PATTERSON, 28, of CECIL EUGENE RICE, 28, of Hulen was ty- u/$10,000 and serv- unspecified and cultivate plates, no/expired Middlesboro was arrest- WYRALS, 27, of arrested May 18, 2010 ing bench warrant for in marijuana-5 plants or Kentucky registration ed May 20, 2010 for Dunnelon, Fl, was arrest- for menacing, resisting court; >-1st offense; receipt, fail of owner to serving bench warrant ed May 20, 2010 for arrest, drug parapherna- BRANDY CAROL ARNOLD R FRED- maintain req ins/security for court; being a fugitive-warrant l ia-buy/possess-1st PHELPS, 24, of ERICK, 42, of 1st off and two charges of ANTHONY N not required. offense, poss of marijua- Middlesboro was arrest- Barbourville was arrest- serving bench warrants SHIELDS, 50, of An arrest is an accusa- na, cultivate in marijua- ed May 19, 2010 for ed May 20, 2010 for two for court; Middlesboro was arrest- tion only. Individuals na-< 5 plants-1st offense alcohol intoxication in a charges of serving war- CYNTINA ANN ed May 20, 2010 for arrested are considered and traf cont sub-1st public place-1st & 2nd rants (for other police MIRACLE, 39, of serving warrant (for to be innocent, unless degree-1st offense-drug offenses, disorderly con- agency); Middlesboro was arrest- other police agency); proven guilty in a court unspecified; duct, 1st degree, resisting JASON G GUY, 27, of ed May 20, 2010 and no A NNITTA of law. RAY DEWAYNE arrest and serving war- Middlesboro was arrest- charges were listed; MICHELLE SMITH, 26, SINKHORN, Jr., 39, of rant (for other police ed May 20, 2010 for Pineville was arrested agency). serving warrant (for staff and visitors will be 31st, all fifty state flags May 18, 2010 for terror- EDWARD JAMES other police agency); guided by Henry will be flown proudly on istic threatening, 3rd BUTT, 29, of SHANE CASEY Park Wadsworth Longfellow’s the visitor center degree, prescription cont Middlesboro was arrest- HOSKINS, 25, of “They are dead; but they grounds. These flags sub not in original con- ed May 20, 2010 for Pineville was arrested Continued from page 1 live in each Patriot’s were presented to the tainer-2nd or >off, disor- three (3) charges of con- May 20, 2010 for rear shoes. A shuttle will breast, And their names park by the citizens of derly conduct, 1st degree tempt of court, libel/slan- license not illuminated, be provided to take visi- are engraven on honor’s Middlesboro, KY in a and criminal mischief- der, resistance to order; failure of non-owner tors back to the Daniel bright crest” as homage special parade of youth 2nd degree; ALISHA NICOLE oper to maintain req Boone parking area after is paid to veterans who during the park’s July ASHLEY E CRAIG,18, of Pineville ins/sec, 1st off, and oper the event, which is throughout the ages have 4th, 1959 dedication. WEAVER, 23, of was arrested May 20, mtr veh u/influ expected to last approxi- fought for America’s For information on Middlesboro was arrest- 2010 for assault 4th; alc/drugs/etc. .08 - 1st mately two hours. freedom. The ceremony Memorial Day events ed May 18, 2010 for four DALLAS D DENNY, off; On Saturday morning, will last approximately and other ranger-guided (4) counts of serving 39, of Pineville was DIANE M JACKSON, May 29th, at 10 a.m. out- one hour. activities, call (606) 248- bench warrant for court; arrested May 20, 2010 42, of Middlesboro was side the visitor center, On Monday, May 2817, extension 1075. STEPHEN ADAM was arrested for failure to arrested May 20, 2010 WILSON, 24, of Bledsoe wear seat belts, serving for serving warrant (for was arrested May 18, bench warrant for court, other police agency); 2010 Kentucky Mountain Laurel Festival 2010 for theft by unlaw- serving bench warrant LONNIE LUCAS, 53, SATURDAY, MAY 15 2:00 p.m. LITTLE MISS MOUNTAIN LAUREL PAGEANT ful taking/disp-shoplift- for court and fugitive of Cumberland was Bell Theatre; General Admission $5.00 ing. from another state - war- arrested May 20, 2010 WEDNESDAY, MAY 26 BRADLEY M BAR- 5:30-10:30 pm JULES & BECK CARNIVAL, Downtown Pineville NETT, 20, of THURSDAY, MAY 27 All Day CRAFTS AND CONCESSIONS, Courthouse Square Middlesboro was arrest- TWILIGHTTWILIGHT AUCTIONAUCTION All Day CHILDRENS ART DISPLAY, Artcraft Signs, ed May 19, 2010 for THURSDATHURSDAYY JUNEJUNE 3,3, 6:316:31 PMPM Kentucky Ave., Pineville serving bench warrant 2222 UnitUnit ModernModern StorageStorage BuildingBuilding onon BusyBusy 5:30-10:30 pm JULES & BECK CARNIVAL, Downtown Pineville for court; HwyHwy 63,63, PowellPowell VValleyalleyalley 9 a.m. to BELL CO. 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Md. man who stole, van with his car, and both suspects were shot and killed, authorities said. 83/62 88/64 87/62 88/60 89/62 crashed plane to pay Crittenden County Sheriff Dick Busby Isolated thunder- Times of sun and Mix of sun and Mix of sun and Mix of sun and just $40 was shot in the arm and his chief deputy, storms. Highs in the clouds. Highs in the clouds. Highs in the clouds. Highs in the clouds. Highs in the FREDERICK, Md.— A homeless man W.A. Wren, was shot in the abdomen. low 80s and lows in upper 80s and lows upper 80s and lows upper 80s and lows upper 80s and lows caused about $12,000 in damage when he Wren was in critical but stable condition the low 60s. in the mid 60s. in the low 60s. in the low 60s. in the low 60s. stole and crashed a single-engine airplane and Busby was listed as stable at the Sunrise Sunset Sunrise Sunset Sunrise Sunset Sunrise Sunset Sunrise Sunset at a Maryland airport — but he'll pay just Regional Medical Center in nearby 6:23 AM 8:41 PM 6:22 AM 8:42 PM 6:22 AM 8:42 PM 6:21 AM 8:43 PM 6:20 AM 8:44 PM $40 in restitution. Memphis, Tenn., authorities said. Frederick County Circuit Judge G. The two suspects haven't been identi- Edward Dwyer Jr. expressed surprise fied. Arkansas State Police spokesman Thursday upon learning of the small Bill Sadler declined to say whether inves- amount. tigators knew anything about the men, but Dwyer asked: "Only $40?" said authorities don't believe others were Kentucky At A Glance Prosecutors explained that insurance involved in the shooting. had paid for all the damage except for a The shootout occurred not far from the $40 deductible. Walmart, and Sadler said it was fortunate Fifty-one-year-old Calvin C. Cox has that others weren't hurt. Louisville served half of his nine-month sentence for "With this many people present, some- 83/66 the December theft. His lawyer has said body was watching over them," Sadler Frankfort Cox stole the plane because he was home- said. 80/62 less and cold. Johnna Long said she was inside the At sentencing in April, Dwyer author- Walmart with her 14-year-old son when Lexington ized work release for Cox so he could earn she "heard quite a few loud pops." Paducah 79/63 money to pay restitution to the plane's At first, she thought something large 85/68 owner, Mid Atlantic Soaring Associates had fallen from an upper shelf. But she'd Bowling Green Corp. gotten a call a few minutes earlier about a 84/65 2 Ark. police killed police shooting, and made the connection. during traffic stop She then heard more pops and people Middlesboro screaming, she said. 83/62 on I-40 "I couldn't see what was going on," WEST MEMPHIS, Ark.— Two police Long said, adding that she and other shop- Area Cities officers doing anti-drug work were fatally pers were confused because no one knew City Hi Lo Cond. City Hi Lo Cond. City Hi Lo Cond. shot by two men with AK-47s along a if the shootings would move inside the Ashland 79 59 rain Glasgow 83 64 pt sunny Murray 86 68 sunny busy Arkansas interstate on Thursday, and Bowling Green 84 65 pt sunny Hopkinsville 83 65 sunny Nashville, TN 85 65 pt sunny store. Cincinnati, OH 79 60 t-storm Knoxville, TN 82 63 t-storm Owensboro 83 66 pt sunny the suspects later died in a shootout that Stacy Gilchrist said the scene on Corbin 81 61 t-storm Lexington 79 63 rain Paducah 85 68 sunny injured the local sheriff and a deputy in a Interstate 40 was "chaos." She said she Covington 80 62 t-storm Louisville 83 66 rain Pikeville 81 64 rain crowded Walmart parking lot, authorities saw a police officer lying in the road when Cynthiana 79 60 rain Madisonville 84 66 sunny Prestonsburg 79 60 rain said. Danville 80 63 rain Mayfield 86 67 sunny Richmond 80 63 rain she pulled up. Elizabethtown 82 63 pt sunny Middlesboro 83 62 t-storm Russell Springs 81 62 rain Officers pulled over a white minivan "It was a disaster, cars were just going Evansville, IN 83 65 pt sunny Morehead 78 60 t-storm Somerset 82 62 rain with Ohio license plates while "running everywhere," Gilchrist told Memphis tele- Frankfort 80 62 rain Mount Vernon 80 62 t-storm Winchester 80 63 rain drug interdiction" on Interstate 40 in east vision station WMC. Arkansas, said West Memphis Police Hours later at the Walmart, an National Cities Inspector Bert Shelton. Two men got out unmarked, blue police car was parked near City Hi Lo Cond. City Hi Lo Cond. City Hi Lo Cond. of the van with the assault rifles and the white minivan. The car's doors were Atlanta 83 65 t-storm Houston 90 72 pt sunny Phoenix 87 63 sunny opened fire on the officers, he said. Boston 73 52 cloudy Los Angeles 66 51 mst sunny San Francisco 59 45 pt sunny Sgt. Brandon Paudert, 39, the son of open, with blood on the bumper and the Chicago 75 59 pt sunny Miami 86 77 t-storm Seattle 56 46 rain asphalt below and bullet holes in the wind- Dallas 90 72 pt sunny Minneapolis 83 70 pt sunny St. Louis 88 71 sunny West Memphis' police chief, died at the Denver 83 49 mst sunny New York 72 62 cloudy Washington, DC 74 66 t-storm scene and Officer Bill Evans, 38, died at a shield. hospital, authorities said. Evans made the Outside the West Memphis Police Department station, officers went in and initial stop, and Paudert arrived moments Moon Phases UV Index later as backup, Assistant Police Chief out, some hugging each other as they Mike Allen said. passed. Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed "In what was probably only a few min- Shelton said the two slain officers were 5/22 5/23 5/24 5/25 5/26 utes, Officer Evans was shoved to the doing the "most dangerous job" in the 9 10 10 10 10 ground and the men in the minivan started department because they dealt with drug First Full Last New Very High Very High Very High Very High Very High traffickers. shooting at both officers," Allen said late May 20 May 27 Jun 4 Jun 12 The UV Index is measured on a 0 - 0 11 "They were both very friendly, outgo- 11 number scale, with a higher UV Thursday. Investigators believe the van Index showing the need for greater ing, dependable people, and I was proud to skin protection. then sped away, he said. ©2010 American Profile Hometown Content Service Authorities declined to say why Evans call them friends," he said. stopped the minivan or what was found Arkansas Gov. Mike Beebe said the inside. killings were a reminder of the risks that Traffic stopped as authorities searched police face. vehicles on Interstate 40 looking for the "I have reached out to express my con- LLaakkee SSttaaggeess suspects, who were spotted about 90 min- dolences to the entire West Memphis utes later in the parking lot of a nearby Police Department, including Sergeant Cherokee Lake 1062..8 +0..2 Walmart, officials said. Paudert's father, Chief Bob Paudert," Dozens of officers swarmed the vehicle Beebe said in a statement. "This is a loss Douglas Lake 993..6 +0..0 after a wildlife officer rammed the mini- shared by all Arkansans." Norris Lake 1020..2 +0..0 -Associated Press content
PEOPLE In the news from Associated Press reports Teen idol Justin Lindsay Lohan ing, says celebrity photographer Phil Ramey, who posted the photos Bieber vs. glass door expected in court on his website tinselclown.com. BERLIN— Teen idol Justin Monday Holley said Lohan's passport Bieber walked smack into the glass LOS ANGELES— Lindsay was stolen while in Cannes and of an automatic revolving door when Lohan is expected in court next she was unable to return to Los trying to exit a German hotel, send- week after missing a mandatory Angeles in time for Thursday's ing his fans into a blogging frenzy. hearing on Thursday. "Ouch! I just walked into that door hearing. Lohan's attorney, Shawn "She did, in fact, have airline ... my forehead hurts ... I walked right Chapman Holley, says the 23-year- into the window," Bieber told a local tickets," Lohan's attorney told the old actress will return to Los judge. broadcast team that captured the inci- Angeles on Saturday and appear in dent on camera as he was exiting the court Monday morning. Lohan has been on probation Radisson Blu hotel in Frankfurt. After a few breezy days at the since August 2007 after pleading Bieber can be seen in the video Cannes Film Festival, where she guilty to misdemeanor drug trying to push the automatic door, attended various events to promote charges and no contest to three then turning to walk out, but instead her Linda Lovelace film and par- driving charges. The plea came smacking his forehead against the tied into the wee hours on the day after a pair of high-profile arrests glass. she was supposed to be in court in earlier that year. 59329 NYC theaters back Beverly Hills, Lohan is coming Despite spending 84 minutes in away from $20 home to a litany of legal woes. jail and performing mandatory She was to be arrested upon her service at the county morgue, ‘Shrek' showing return to Los Angeles for missing Lohan has struggled repeatedly NEW YORK— The owners of the mandatory hearing, but a judge with the terms of her sentence. In AMC Theatres say a $20 adult ticket recalled the warrant late Thursday October, a judge extended her pro- price for an IMAX showing of after Lohan posted bail. Superior Court Judge Marsha bation for another year but a pros- "Shrek Forever After" at some of its ecutor warned the actress she Manhattan theaters was posted online Revel set bail at $100,000, revoked in error. Lohan's probation and imposed faced jail time if she violated her AMC spokesman Justin Scott said strict new conditions on the star, probation. Friday that a limited number of its who was due in court for a The extension was the third theaters "posted incorrect pricing." progress report on her probation time Lohan escaped punishment He says customers who bought a $20 stemming from two arrests in after her alcohol-education pro- ticket would be eligible for a refund. 2007. gram notified the court the actress The Wall Street Journal had The judge ordered that Lohan had violated its rules. Two of the reported that the $20 price was post- be prohibited from drinking any instances were described as misun- ed online Wednesday for weekend alcohol, required to wear an alco- derstandings; the third was showings at four Manhattan theaters. hol-monitoring bracelet and sub- chalked up to a busy work sched- By Friday, three of those theaters mit to random weekly drug testing. ule. "If she wanted to be here, it had ticket prices from $17 to $19. Revel said at Thursday's hearing The AMC Loews Lincoln Square in looks to the court that she could Manhattan was still selling Shrek have been here," Revel said, frus- that there is probable cause to IMAX tickets for $20. But Scott said trated at Lohan's absence. believe Lohan may have violated it would be adjusted to $19. The actress, wearing short her probation. A formal hearing "Shrek Forever After" is the series' shorts and high heels, was party- will be held to determine if Lohan fourth installment, and the first in 3- ing on a yacht in the French is in compliance with the court's D. Riviera until early Thursday morn- conditions. 59333 PAGE 4 THE DAILY NEWS |SATURDAY |MAY 22, 2010 Managing Editor: Brandy Calvert Phone: (606) 248-1010 ext. 206 Fax: (606) 248-7614 Email: [email protected] O P I N I O N Web page: www.middlesborodailynews.com
° Managing Editor Brandy Calvert ° Views expressed on the Opinion page are not necessarily those of the Daily News or its staff. The price of war fghan President Hamid Karzai President Barack Obama, Karzai began in our country. It's a wobbly moral stan- dling opportunities to live prosperous got a close look at the cost of with the expected amenities and then dard. lives and to raise their families. Who Awar and American sacrifices last said: Afghanistan is known as the "grave- can blame them? week in a rare travel schedule for a vis- "Mr. President, I yesterday had the yard of empires" because of British The war is so far off, out of mind, out iting head of state. honor of visiting Walter Reed hospital, defeats there in the 19th century and the of sight — except for the news photos The Obama administration rolled out where I visited with the wounded who Russians' futile occupation attempts in of Afghan women weeping over dead the red carpet as a had returned from Afghanistan, and it the 20th century. relatives and children. peace offering to gloss was very difficult for me, Mr. In his remarks at a jampacked news Obama told Karzai that "our shared over the public friction President, to meet with a young man — conference that was limited to two goal" is to "defeat al-Qaida and its that caused the proud very, very young man — who had lost questions, Obama made no similar ref- extremist allies in Afghanistan and Karzai earlier this year two arms and two legs. It was heart- erences to the personal sacrifices of to threaten to join the Pakistan. And to prevent its capacity to rending, and there were other wounded, Americans or Afghans. He spoke of the threaten America and our allies in the Taliban — the enemy. too, just like I had seen in Afghanistan." U.S. commitment to a "strong and pros- Or is the enemy al- future." As Obama stood quietly at his podi- perous" Afghanistan. The words have a nice rhetorical Qaida? Or both? um, I wondered what he was thinking. After nine years of war in Between meetings ring. But the president has no illusions, Helen Does he really believe in the righteous- Afghanistan — which is twice as long saying: "As I've said on numerous occa- with administration ness of the cause? Trapped by the previ- as either of the two world wars of the Thomas officials, the Afghan sions, there are many difficult days ous Bush administration, it's his war 20th century — the silence of the leader's orientation ahead in Afghanistan. We face a deter- ——— now. American people is deafening. visit included a trip to mined and ruthless enemy." Syndicated Walter Reed Army If only he had lived through the The automatic go-along of a Vietnam War years or had a better sense detached, self-absorbed Congress also For all that, there is hope. The Columnist Medical Center, where Afghans are planning a peace Jirga — a wounded U.S. soldiers of the history of that era, where the is incredible in view of the draining American people forced the U.S. lead- human cost of the two ongoing wars in consultative assembly — in Kabul on from Afghanistan are May 29. Obama said he hoped that con- treated. He also placed ership to get out of a war that we should Iraq and Afghanistan. Earlier this week, never have been in. the death toll of American service fab would "open the door to Taliban a wreath at Arlington National who cut their ties to al-Qaida and aban- Cemetery. And he traveled to Fort Now, we direct aerial drones thou- members in Afghanistan reached 1,000 don violence." Campbell, Ky., where he met soldiers of sands of miles away to blow up a house since the war began in 2001. the 101st Airborne Division who are where suspected "insurgents" (Afghan Does anyone care, except those who Obama has pledged to get out by about to deploy to Afghanistan. rebels) and their families live. We target volunteer to fight and their families? mid-2011. Why not now? At a joint news conference with their leaders for assassination, even The American public seems more Helen Thomas can be reached at though assassination is against the law worried about loss of jobs and dwin- [email protected]. TODAY IN HISTORY By the Associated Press oday is Saturday, May 22, the struck southern Chile. According to the ing which he and Kremlin leaders Obama promised graduating midship- 142nd day of 2010. There are 223 U.S. Geological Survey website, the signed the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty. men at the U.S. Naval Academy that, as Tdays left in the year. quake claimed approximately 1,655 The island nation of Ceylon became the their commander in chief, he would Today's Highlight in History: lives, injured 3,000 people, left 2 mil- republic of Sri Lanka. only send them "into harm's way when On May 22, 1960, an earthquake of lion homeless and caused $550 million In 1985, U.S. sailor Michael L. it is absolutely necessary." Vice magnitude 9.5, the strongest on record, worth of damage. Walker was arrested aboard the aircraft On this date: carrier Nimitz, two days after his father, President Joe Biden arrived in Lebanon In 1860, the United States and Japan John A. Walker Jr., was apprehended; to reinforce U.S. support for the gov- exchanged ratifications of the Treaty of both were later convicted of spying for ernment ahead of key parliamentary Amity and Commerce during a ceremo- the Soviet Union. (Michael Walker elections. ny in Washington. served 15 years in prison and was Today's Birthdays: Movie reviewer In 1885, French author Victor Hugo released in 2000.) Judith Crist is 88. Singer Charles died in Paris at age 83. In 1990, after years of conflict, pro- Aznavour is 86. Actor Michael “The Home Daily of The Cumberlands” In 1935, President Franklin D. Western North Yemen and pro-Soviet Constantine is 83. Conductor Peter Roosevelt appeared before Congress to South Yemen merged to form a single Nero is 76. Actor-director Richard explain his decision to veto a bill that nation, the Republic of Yemen. Boxer Benjamin is 72. 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OBITUARIES Wanda Love Thomas Hensley, Hill. Funeral services Tayle Miller, Bebe Siler., Hazel Jeanette Harrell, Jr.; her son: Jonathan Miracle, Curt will follow at 8 p.m. in Sister: Jane Harbin David Bruce (Melissa) Miracle Miracle, Jr., Junior the funeral home chapel (Larry) Boone, Wilson Harrell, her daughters: PINEVILLE—Wanda Payne, Josh Shepherd with Rev. Robert Yeary Clearwater, FL., Brother: RUSSELLVILLE, Karen Sue (Delbert) Love Miracle passed and Josh Miracle. officiating. Graveside Bill Muriel Harbin, Tenn.—Hazel Jeanette North and Melinda from this life and went to Honorary Pallbearers services will be at 2 p.m. Pineville, Daughter in Wilson age 71, of (Mitchell) Reid; grand- her heavenly father on will be Mitchell Miracle, Sunday, May 23 at the Law: Mary Miller, Russellville, TN passed children: Amy Harrell, May 20, 2010 at her Dr. Steve Morgan and a Jones Cemetery in Pineville, 5 Nieces and away Monday, May 17, Shane Harrell, Trent home surrounded with special thanks to Ewing. Nephews, many other 2010 in Joanna, SC due North, Shayna Bracey, love and family after a Hospice. Online condolences Relatives and Friends. to a car accident. She was and Landen Reid; sister- long and courageous bat- Visitation will be can be made to the fami- Funeral services will born January 1, 1939 in in-law, Cleo (Rev. Boyd) tle with cancer. Friday and Saturday from ly at arney-mullinsfuner- be held at 2 pm Monday St. Charles, VA, the Gray and nephew, Brian 5 PM until 9 PM at the alhomes.com Those who gathered to at the Creech Funeral daughter of the late Gray. wait for her on the other Community Harvest Lawrence and Mary Hill Tabernacle. Arnett & Home Chapel with Dr. Funeral service will be side were her father, Hazel Ealy William Boyd Bingham Martin. In addition to her 3 p.m. Sunday, May 23, Fairchild Greene; her Steele Funeral Home, parents, she is preceded Pineville is honored to HULEN—Hazel Ealy, and Dr. Steve Morgan 2010 at Shumate Funeral mother, Viola Cox presiding. Music by: in death by her husband, Home Chapel with Rev. Greene Jackson; hus- serve the Miracle family. 80 of Hulen, KY, passed Curtis “Peanut” Wilson; Light a virtual candle or away Friday May 21, Jimmy Jackson, Dickie Randy Phelps officiating. band, Frenchy Miracle; Siler and the brothers: Larry, Guy, Pallbearers will be Shane brother, Orville Greene; sign guest register at 2010 at her home. Ronald, Cleo, Leo and Binghamtown Trio. Harrell, Mitchell Reid, grandsons, Mitchell www.arnettsteele.com Funeral arrangements Bill Martin; and mother- Miracle and Phillip are incomplete at this Interment will be in the in-law, Mary Elizabeth Jack Welch, Ryan Miracle; great-grandson, Ruth Wyres time and will be Green Hills Memorial Wilson. Phelps, Gerald Branham, Gardens. Pallbearers will and Jared Sowders. Landon Thomas Brooks announced when they She is survived by her Shepherd. It must have become available. be Terry Christopher daughters: Shirley Burial will be in Green been a joyous reunion. “I have fought the Further information may Miller, Jason Thomas (Clarence) Raymond, Hills Memorial Gardens. Those left to mourn good fight. I have fin- be obtained by calling the Miller, Phillip Marshall Rebecca Wilson, Laura The family will receive her passing are her sons, ished the race. I have Creech Funeral Home 24 Siler, Brian Mohan, Bill Partin, and Elizabeth friends 1-3 p.m. Sunday, Curtis W. Miracle and kept the faith. II Timothy hour obituary line at 248- Harbin, Tim Pursifull, (Johnny) Essary; grand- May 23, 2010 at Shumate wife, Peggy, Larry A. 4:17 4710 or the Creech John Pursifull. The fami- children: John Curtis Funeral Home Chapel. Miracle and wife, Funeral Home at 248- ly will receive friends Raymond, Tyler Wilson Shumate Funeral Margie, James F. EWING, Va—Ruth 4700. from 6-9 pm Sunday at (Elizabeth) Partin, Sarah Home is entrusted with Miracle; daughter, Wyres Brooks, of Ewing Creech Funeral Home the Creech Funeral Norris Partin and all arrangements. Pamela D. Hensley and was born March 20, is in charge of all Home. fiancée, David Nelson; Guestbook at husband, Tom; brother, and great-grandchild, 1924, and went to be arrangements. Creech Funeral Home www.shumatefuneral- Floyd Greene; sisters-in- with the Lord is in charge of all William Ross Partin. home.com law, Mae Miracle and Wednesday, May 20, Funeral service will be Frances arrangements Juanita Saylor; brothers- 2010 at the age of 86. 2 p.m. Saturday, May 22, Virginia Lee in-law, Eugene Miracle She had lived in Lee Harbin Miller Robert Carl 2010 at Shumate Funeral and wife, Geraldine, County most of her life Home Chapel with Rev. Eastridge Howard Miracle and PINEVILLE— Allen Huffman Ken Cole officiating. and was a faithful mem- MIDDLESBORO— wife, Connie; special ber of Yeary’s Chapel Frances Harbin Miller, Pallbearers will be CINCINNATI, Ohio— Virginia Lee Eastridge, nieces, Carolyn Widner Pentecostal Church. 85, of Pineville, went Clarence Raymond, Robert Carl Allen age 83, Middlesboro, KY and Karen Miracle; She was preceded in home to be with the Lord Johnny Essary, Tyler Huffman, 24 of passed away Thursday, grandsons, Curtis W. death by her husband, Friday May 21, 2010 at Partin, David Nelson, Cincinnati, OH., passed May 20, 2010 at Pineville Miracle, Jr., Larry A. Jr. Jesse Brooks; her par- and Laura Partin. Burial the Pineville Community away Thursday May 20, Community Hospital. and Paula Miracle, F. ents, Lonnie & Gracie will be in Green Hills Hospital. She was a 2010 at his home. He was She was born February Thomas and Tracy Wyres; five brothers, Memorial Gardens. The beloved wife, mother, born June 5, 1985 in 12, 1927 in Middlesboro, Miracle, Jonathan and Sherman, Virgil, Earl, family will receive grandmother, great London, KY. He was pre- KY, the daughter of the Sabrina Miracle, grand- Fate and Frank Wyres; friends 1-2 p.m. grandmother, and loved ceded in death by his late Frank and Lizzie daughters, Heather and three sisters, Edna Saturday, May 22, 2010 by all. She was born Aug. Grandfather: Sonny Dalton. In addition to her Jr. Miracle, Shannon Ridenour, Laura Stanley at Shumate Funeral 11, 1924 at Pineville, Sturgill and Uncle: parents, she is preceded Hensley and Josh and Kate Yeary. Home Chapel. KY. A daughter of the Denny Sturgill. Survivors in death by her husband, Shepherd, Brittany and Survivors: son & Shumate Funeral late Virgil and Ellen Include: Dad and Mom: Orling Eastridge, Sr. and Josh Miracle; great- daughter-in-law: Jackie Home is entrusted with Robbins Harbin. In addi- Harold and Donna Jones, step father, John Rupert. grandchildren, Katie and & Charlet Brooks - all arrangements. tion to her Parents she Cincinnati; Sisters: She is survived by her Leah Miracle, Mitchell Ewing; daughter & son- Guestbook at Lynna Jones, Cincinnati, three sons: Orling and Sydney Miracle, in-law: Faye & Marvin was preceded in death by www.shumatefuneral- Tina Huffman, London, Eastridge, Jr. of Jenna, Riley and Matlock – Jonesville; a beloved Son: Raymond home.com Carllisa Huffman, Fayetteville, NC, Rick Savannah Hensley, grandson: Michael Terry Miller. Corbin, Brother: Eddie Eastridge and Kelly Connor Miracle, Paige Brooks - Ewing; grand- Survivors Include: Wayne Huffman, Corbin, Rosa L. Harrell Eastridge of Payne and Madison daughter: Jessica Husband of 64 years: other Relative: Carl Middlesboro, KY; 8 Shelton; and a host of Brooks - Ewing; great Raymond Miller, MIDDLESBORO— Huffman And a host of grandchildren and 5 nieces, nephews, other grandson: Waylon Pineville; Daughters: Mrs. Rosa L. Harrell, age Aunts, Uncles, and great-grandchildren. relatives and friends. Brooks – Ewing; sister: Joan Ikerd Nesler, 78, Middlesboro, KY Cousins. Funeral service will be Services will be at 2 Maxie Jones – Toledo, Mayfield; Phyllis (Tom) passed away Thursday, PM Sunday at the Siler, Harrogate, Pam Funeral services will 11 a.m., Tuesday, May OH; sisters-in-law: be held at 1 pm Sunday at May 20, 2010 at UT 25, 2010 at Shumate Community Harvest (Mark) Brooks, New Freda Brooks – Ewing; the Creech Funeral Home Hospital in Knoxville, Funeral Home Chapel Tabernacle with Rev. Wilma Brooks – Big Tazewell, Grandchildren: with Rev. David Douglas TN. She was born July David Rice, Rev. Paul with Rev. William Boyd Stone Gap; Ruby Terry Christopher Miller, presiding. Interment will 10, 1931 in Middlesboro, Bingham officiating. Long, and Rev. Norman Johnson – Corryton, TN Lexington, Beth Ellen be in the Lonesome KY, the daughter of the Cornelius. Music will Burial will be in Green and several nieces & Ikerd Mohan, Mayfield, Valley Cemetery at New late Marsh and Mary Hills Memorial Gardens. be by church singers. nephews. Jason Miller, Pineville, Tazewell. Pallbearers will Jones Thomas. In addi- Burial will be in the The family will receive Visitation will be from Phillip Marshall Siler, be: Dennis Sturgill, tion to her parents, she is friends 6-8 p.m. Monday, Greene Cemetery. 6 to 8 on Saturday, May Harrogate, Madison Aaron Sturgill, Dewayne Pallbearers will be Larry preceded in death by May 24, 2010 at Shumate 22 at Arney-Mullins Nicole Brooks, New Asher, Alfred “Big” brothers: Cecil, Bradley, Funeral Home Chapel. A. Miracle, Jr., F. Funeral Home in Rose Killian. The family will Tazewell, Christopher Carl and Otis Thomas. Shumate Funeral Brooks, Johnson City, receive friends from 6-9 pm Saturday at the She was a member of Home is entrusted with TN., 6 Great Creech Funeral Home. Northside Baptist all arrangements. Grandchildren: Creech Funeral Home Church. Guestbook at Beau, Briley, and is in Charge of all She is survived by her www.shumatefuneral- Breece Mohan, Terri and Arrangements husband, Rev. Clay home.com
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Section Editor: Donna Greene Phone: (606) 248-1010 ext. 205 RELIGION Fax: (606) 248-7614 Email: [email protected] Web page: www.middlesborodailynews.com Learning to live under pressure Tolerance seems to be the law of the outside, but I am standing up on worship the image which I have if not we will still trust Him. our land. Tolerance used to mean that Bill Helton the inside.” Or they might have said, made; well: but if ye worship not, ye Our culture says, “promote your- in America Christians recognized and “We might as well go along. After all, shall be cast the same hour into the self,” but the Bible says, “He must respected others beliefs without shar- God knows how we really feel. When midst of a burning fiery furnace; and increase, but I must decrease.” (John ing them or acknowledging they were peer pressure comes, we will respond who is that God that shall deliver you 3:30) Our culture says, “Take charge true. Tolerance today means that FROM A in one of two ways. If we are con- out of my hands?” Daniel 3:15 Then of your own destiny,” but the Bible everyone’s values, belief systems and PASTOR’S trolled by the world we will respond Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, says, “And He (Jesus) said to them all lifestyles are acceptable and equal. with compromise. If we are controlled answered and said to the king, “O If any man will come after me, let Josh McDowell has spent his life tak- HEART by the Word of God we will respond Nebuchadnezzar, we are not careful him deny himself, and take up his ing the gospel of Jesus Christ to col- with conviction. We must decide if to answer thee in this matter. If it be cross daily, and follow me.” (Luke lege campuses. McDowell says that in what others think is more important so, our God whom we serve is able to 9:23) the past students would heckle and to us than what God says? In the face deliver us from the burning fiery fur- When our perspective on God is peer pressure in connection with chil- say, “prove your claims about Jesus of a world that’s advocating tolerance nace, and he will deliver us out of tested, we will respond in one of two dren and youth, but adults face many Christ.” Today hecklers say, “What at all cost we must learn to live with thine hand, O king.” (Daniel 3:16-17) ways. If we have the wrong perspec- powerful forms of peer pressure as right do you have to say that? You’re peer pressure. Shadrach, Meshach When fear pressure comes our tive of God we will respond in fear. If well. As Daniel Chapter 3 opens, the intolerant, you’re a bigot.” It has been and Abednego are prime examples of way we will do one of two things. If we have the right perspective of God stage is set for the testing of the faith said that tolerance is the last virtue conviction triumphing over compro- we are controlled by the world we will we will respond with faith. It was of Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego. of a decadent society. As I consider mise. But when peer pressure is not respond with cowardice. If we are only while they were in the fire that These young Jewish men had been the self-indulgent attitude of enough to influence us to give in to controlled by the word of God we will God was visible to the king and the taught that God alone was worthy of American society in general and the the majority opinion of man, then, respond with courage. Again, these others. Their faithfulness brought relentless pursuit of decadent pleas- worship and bending of knee. Now fear pressure will be applied. three young men are prime examples glory to God, “Then Nebuchadnezzar ures by most Americans in particular, these young men find themselves car- To overcome fear pressure we of courage triumphing over cow- spake, and said, Blessed be the God of I fear we are down to that last virtue, ried away from Jerusalem and into must learn to live with principle. ardice. Looking back at Verse 15 we Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego which is a corrupted version of toler- Babylon. All the big shots of that day (Daniel 3:13-16) When these young can see that the king made an attack who hath sent his angel, and deliv- ance at best. were present (Daniel 3:2) and they men do not at first bow down the upon the God of Shadrach, Meshach, ered his servants that trusted in him There are multiple pressures that were bowing down to the image the King himself steps in, “Then and Abednego, “and who is that God and have changed the king’s word will be applied to Christians in an King had set up. (Daniel 3:7) From Nebuchadnezzar in his rage and fury that shall deliver you out of my and yielded their bodies, that they effort to convince them to go along the first two chapters of Daniel we commanded to bring Shadrach, hands?” (Daniel 3:15b) might not serve nor worship any god with the majority opinion. When learn that Shadrach, Meshach and Meshach and Abednego. Then they It is at this point these men learn except their own God.” (Daniel 3:28) Christians go along with the majority Abednego were also officials of the brought these men before the king.” to live with the right perspective. There are two voices calling us opinion without considering the word king’s administration and so they (Daniel 3:13) The world wants to Here are some of the things they said; today; the voice of tolerance, and the of God, they in effect silence God. must decide if they will be true to God know if we are for real in our alle- He is our God, Whom we serve, He is voice of Truth. Tolerance says, “all of How can Christians live under the or give in to the pressure of their giance to the One True God, able to deliver.The secret to their per- us are going to the same place after pressure placed on them by a deca- peers. They could have rationalized “Nebuchadnezzar spake and said spective is found in the phrase, “But if death, some are just taking different dent society? Chapter three in the and said, “Nebuchadnezzar has treat- unto them, Is it true, O Shadrach, not.” (Daniel 3:18a) Their faith was roads with different styles and differ- Book of Daniel gives us some insight ed us pretty well all these years. He Meshach, and Abednego, do not ye not based on God’s performance, but ent ways.” Truth says’ “Jesus saith into living under such conditions. has appointed us to positions of serve my gods, nor worship the gold- upon the Lord alone. In the face of unto him, I am the Way, the Truth Daniel Chapter 3 is the story of con- honor. He has provided us a good edu- en image which I have set up?” financial troubles we must say yes, and the Life: no man cometh unto the viction triumphing over compromise, cation and a good job. If we don’t bow (Daniel 3:14) He is able to deliver, but if not we will Father, but by me.” (John 14:6) Which courage triumphing over cowardice down we will look pretty unapprecia- The threat is now made, “Now if still trust Him. In the face of sickness way are you going? What will it be for and faith triumphing over fear. tive. After all, we are in Babylon now ye be ready that at what time ye hear we must say yes, He is able to deliver, you? Will you choose conviction or In Daniel 3:1-12, we see Shadrach, and when in Babylon do as the the sound of the cornet, flute, harp, but if not we will still trust Him. In compromise? Will you choose courage Meshach and Abednego faced with Babylonians do. They could have said sackbut, psaltery and dulcimer, and the face of our final enemy, death, we or cowardice? Will you choose faith or peer pressure. We often talk about to themselves, “I’m bowing down on all kinds of musick, ye fall down and must say yes, He is able to deliver, but fear? Sunday School Lesson Following’s God laws The work of the 14:6 when He told His Shepherd — Psalm 23 disciples, “I am the Would it be an accu- with way…, no one come to the a secret to happiness rate statement to say that Father but by Me.” God most people just want to John wants us to be with Him We read in Psalm happy, there are certain know that someone cares Ditty and is more than willing 119:8, "I will observe your Al rules we must follow, and enough to reach into his to lead us on His path of statutes.” I like the if we break them, we do so or her life and touch them righteousness. Psalmist's clear communi- Earley at our own peril. Love at a point of need? We can Finally, David knew cation of what he "will" do. FROM A God, your neighbor and live in a lonely world can’t that his Shepherd took It is forceful and commit- yourself, worship God, work of the Shepherd. we? In the midst of a care of his emotional ted. "I will observe God's RELIGIOUS seek peace, rid yourself of Verses 2-5 describe God crowded mall a person need. “Even though I statutes." Notice he does hatred and envy, and providing in all the are- POINTOF can feel totally alone. walk through the valley not write, "I will try to avoid temptations to evil nas of the sheep’s life. We can live in a cold of the shadow of death” observe God's statutes." you are not strong enough First He takes care of VIEW and lonely world, but may be the best known physical needs. David "Try" is one of those words to resist. These rules of King David would want phrase from this best sings of green pastures that we should tune our happiness have always us to know that there is known psalm (v.4). And at fulfill (the law)" (Matthew and still waters (v.2). ear to so that when we use been true, for a third cen- someone who cares. In his this point David may 5:17). But which laws did Green pastures were a it, we question our com- tury Hottentot to a 20th most well-known song, have known the Shepherd Christ fulfill? Surely not treat in the arid climate mitment. century Ohioan. They David sings of this care; best. David was a warrior- all the dietary laws, of southern Judah. Sheep Sometimes we use this describe, not the way peo- God’s perfect and com- king; often in battle, often Jewish rituals, sacrifices thrive when the grass is word "try" honestly. Like ple feel life ought to be, plete care. As you turn to within Death’s reach. and traditions that we green and rich with nutri- when we say, "I will try on but the way they have Psalm 23, know that you This may be mankind’s find in the Old Testament ents. Note also that the this coat," or I will try out found life is. are turning to one of the greatest fear. But we all which are not a part of Shepherd makes the for the team." But more We don't have to most recognized passages will walk in the shadow Christianity. sheep take a break, “He often, we use "try" in self- believe in God's laws. We of Scripture in the world. lands of death. David did I found some wise makes me lie down…” deceptive and misleading can put them to the test Once you find it try some- not say that the Shepherd insights in Frederick The temperatures around ways. For example, "I will just the same way we thing a little different. As kept him from that place. Buechner's book Wishful Bethlehem could soar to try not to charge another don't have to believe in the you read the psalm, read Rather he said that He Thinking that helped me 100 degrees in the sum- thing on my credit card," law of gravity, and we can walked with him through sort out the joy that comes it aloud and slowly. Weigh mertime and sheep, wear- or "I will try to stay sober test it. Perhaps stepping that place. And, he said with obeying God's law. It every word, ponder each ing their perceptual wool from now on," or "I will try out of a 10-story window movement and image. he had nothing to fear to come to church on is helpful to think in terms would convince us that coats, could easily stroke because his Shepherd Hear the encouraging Sunday." We can usually of two basic kinds of law: God's law is worth our if not made to rest in the was with him. He spoke of words of a man whose substitute the word "fail" law as the way things total commitment. shade. Mostly they want- a “rod and staff” that heart was inspired by for "try" and find out what ought to be, and law as the Not, “I will try to love, ed to eat, but the brought comfort to him. God and his eyes wide kind of commitment we way things are. An exam- forgive, care, serve others, Shepherd knew what The rod and the staff open to the events that have made. For we prom- ple of the first is “No and worship God”, but, they really needed and were the tools of the shep- made up the days of his ise only to "try," not any- Trespassing.” An example instead, “I will!” Are there that’s what He provided. herd. It was all the shep- life. thing else, these are usu- of the second is “The Law any of God’s laws that you “Still [or quiet] waters” herd had to protect his Psalm 23 opens with a ally empty promises and of Gravity.” are testing right now? is also a picture full of sheep. Is David saying statement of fact: “The weak commitments. God's law is often How is that working out meaning. First of all, that God will use all that LORD is my shepherd.” So the Psalmist speaks defined by category one, as for you? Does it seem that sheep are a bit sheepish He has to protect His? David knew his relation- with conviction and com- the way things ought to there are patterns of when it comes to moving David goes on to speak ship with God was one of mitment to live by the be. The thinking here is destruction and/or failure water. As dumb as they of eating in the midst of a lesser toward a greater. laws of God. The reason that God's law is a series that you keep experienc- are they know that their battles, cups of blessings If God is his shepherd he makes such a commit- of do's and don'ts: Don't ing over and over again? wool coats soak up water overflowing, and the heal- then David is His sheep. ment is that following drink, dance or play cards, Try asking someone you becoming heavy as an ing and commissioning David spent many years God's laws brings happi- Do pay taxes, love your trust if they have any anchor. They also know power of God (v.5). It’s not as a shepherd in the ness. At this point, I strug- country and go to church. Biblical insights into your that they cannot swim. As always easy to relax fields around his home- gled with this Psalm In fact, law as the way life that might help you a result, a sheep will die enough to eat in the pres- town of Bethlehem. He because I don't often think things ought to be serves avoid these repetitive pit- of thirst near a fast mov- ence of the enemy and to knew the role and respon- of obedience to the laws of the very useful purpose of falls. Better yet, don’t try, ing stream. But David’s see that place as a place sibility of the shepherd. keeping us from each Shepherd provides still of blessing. But when the God bringing happiness. decide to ask someone to He knew he was responsi- other's throats and keep- water — cool, safe, Shepherd is there it is the More often we speak of help you better under- ble for the total welfare of ing law and order. refreshing and life-saving only right place to be. And obedience to Jesus Christ stand yourself and do it. his flock. He understood water. while we are there He has as bringing happiness, or But the law of God that (To find out more about that the sheep would David knew that his a job for us to do. God's love and grace brings happiness comes Pastor Earley or never survive the rigors Shepherd met not only All these thoughts con- bringing happiness. Yet, more appropriately under LaGrange Presbyterian and danger of the wilder- his physical needs but cerning the Shepherd Jesus himself said, "I have category two: the way Church, see ness if not for the watch- also his spiritual needs; brought David to a point come not to abolish but to things are. In order to be www.lagrangepres.com). ful eye and brave heart of his “paths of righteous- of praise. He knew that their shepherd. David ness” needs (v.3). God’s goodness and His understood this as one of Righteousness is right active love was with him Douglass’ church on endangered list the roles that God played. standing with God. David and would always be until WASHINGTON (AP) Frederick Douglass gave America’s 11 Most David knew he was as wanted to be that but did the day came when he — When chunks of plaster his last speech in 1894 Endangered Historic weak and helpless as a not know the way. No one would be with God in His began falling from the and where a pew bears his Places because it needs lamb when pitted against does. People want to think house (v.6). ceiling of the national name — have begun $11 million in critical but the ferocity of the life. But they know how to get David and his cathedral of African emergency repairs. They unaffordable repairs. Also the king also knew that along with “the man Shepherd, the promise Methodism last year, one brought in scaffolding to for the first time, one of the LORD was his shep- upstairs” but they want to that all is well when “the herd, so he lacked nothing get along they way they of Washington’s oldest block falling debris, and the spots on the list was Lord is my shepherd.” black congregations near- now they worship under reserved for all state and feared no one. He want to get along. But if Can you say all will be ly had to abandon its yellow construction lights. parks and state-owned knew he was always the sheep is going to come well? under the watchful eye of to the pasture of the sanctuary. On Wednesday, the historic places in the his Shepherd. Shepherd he or she must Next week: When for- Instead, the people of church that also hosted country, as a nod to the From that point, David follow God’s way. Jesus giveness comes — Psalm Metropolitan A.M.E. 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I hope other couples in situations There are times when I don't get a family conference, and calmly Should I confront them, or should I like mine read that interesting column home until after 8 p.m. and still have to explain that maintaining the household stop jumping to conclusions and wait to and learned from it. — California cook dinner. I pay my daughter's tuition is a joint effort and requires everyone's see the outcome? — Not Sure What To Dear California: We are always bill for college, and when she needs a participation. Make a list of chores, and Think impressed with the advice and comfort laptop, she gets it. Yet, if I ask her to ask your children to divide them with Dear Not Sure: Oh, let's not wait. It's that come from our readers. We are sweep the floors, you'd think I wanted you so that no one is overly burdened. possible someone else was texting from sorry it was too late for your wife, but the moon. She says she doesn't have If she still refuses to cooperate, you your boyfriend's phone, or there could we know it will help someone else. time, but if I walk into her bedroom, have other choices. You can tie her be an innocent explanation for their Annie's Mailbox is written by Kathy she's on Facebook with her friends. tuition and other expenses to what she evening together, but you have a right Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, longtime editors I really don't think 20 minutes a day does around the house, you can tell her to know what's going on. of the Ann Landers column. Please e-mail is too much to ask for providing a roof she has to get a job and pay rent, or you Dear Annie: Your column on vagi- your questions to anniesmailbox@com- over her head and food on the table. can ask her to move out. 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COMMUNITY CALENDAR MAY 22-31 paid at the door. will be attending BCHS AL-ANON GROUP this group is for you. For Center. “Fats and in the Fall of 2010. meets at 6 p.m. each more information call Sodium” is the topic for BELL COUNTY MAY 24 Tuesday at Southside 248-6812 (after 5 p.m.). this session. There is a AGRICULTURAL MAY 25 FRIENDS OF THE Baptist Church (21st & $5 fee for this class to COUNCIL has Boston MAY 27 (Bell County) SHELTER FRIENDS OF THE Doncaster, cover cost of materials Ferns for sale. Proceeds will meet Monday at 7 MIDDLESBORO PUB- Middlesboro). If you and food for demon- will be used for agricul- DINING WITH DIA- p.m. at the Bell County LIC LIBRARY will meet have to cope with a fami- strating and tasting. tural activities in Bell BETES class will be Health Department. at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the ly member or loved one Call Linda Majors to County. If interested call held Thursday, May 27, BELL-WHITLEY community room at the struggling with drug register at (423)526- the Bell County at the Claiborne County CAA Board of Directors library. Anyone interest- and/or alcohol addiction, Extension Service, 337- Hospital Education 2250. will meet at 11:30 a.m. ed in supporting and pro- and you need support, 2376 for more details. Monday at the Pineville moting the libraryis MAY 22 Office. urged to attend. For more Jerry Wayne Jackson BUTTERFLIES & information call Michele DAISIES PARTY will be Owner/ operator of 119 Carpet Outlet MAY 24-28 McGlone at 248-4476. held from 1-2 p.m. LIFELINE OF BELL July 28, 1954 - December 7, 2009 Saturday, May 22. Cost is BELL COUNTY COUNTY Support $2 and includes a patch HIGH SCHOOL will be The family of Jerry Wayne Jackson, owner of 119 Carpet Outlet, Groups sessions for men and refreshments. Make accepting written nomi- would like to extend our sincere gratitude for all the kindness and and women struggling butterfly wings to fly on, nations for parent mem- love expressed to us during this difficult journey. with addiction are held Thanks to all those who called, visited, sent cards, food and decorate a butterfly cup- bers of the 2010-11 each Tuesday at 6:30 flowers. Most of all, thank you for all your prayers. We feel so truly cake, make new friends SBDM Council now p.m. at First United blessed to have such wonderful family and friends whose selfless and find out how much through 3 p.m. Friday, acts have helped to give us comfort and strength. Words could Methodist Church, fun it is to be a Daisy Girl May 28 in the school never express how thankful we are. Virgina Avenue, Scout. To register call office. Elections will What a tribute it was to have such an out-pouring of love from so Pineville. For more infor- Sue Ward at 606-878- take place on Tuesday, many thoughtful people. Jerry loved his family and friends and always enjoyed helping others. It mation call Sharon seemed that no matter where he was, he never met a stranger. He loved meeting and talking with 8535, or e-mail June 1 from 8 a.m. until 5 Teaney at 337-1834. people. This was a gift he was well known for. If you didn’t know him when you met him, by the [email protected]. p.m. in the front lobby. Sessions are free. time you left it felt like you had been lifelong friends. Registration fee can be Any participating parent Along with all our family and friends, we would also like to extend our heartfelt thanks to Eld- must have a student who TRI-STATE FAMILY ers Ricky Dorton, Kenneth Robbins, and Steve Greene for their kind words of encouragement and comfort; to those who sang the beautiful hymns, to the pallbearers, to Dr. James Taylor, Dr. Steve Morgan, the staff at Pineville Community Hospital, the staff of the Baker Cancer Center BEIGE, BROWN & WOOD GRAIN ALSO AVAILABLE (especially Tanya Bledsoe), and to Arnette and Stelle Funeral Home for their compassion and courtesy shown to our family. A very special thank you to Keith Osborne, whose kindness and generosity has been such a blessing. Without hesitation, he was there to give his time and support to lift so many burdens from our family both during Jerry’s unexpected illness and still today. We don’t know what we would do with him. Thank you, Keith for all you do. Your thoughtfulness does not go un-noticed. This year marks our 25th year of business at 119 Carpet Outlet, which Jerry and Vickie started in 1985. In honor of Jerry, we are dedicating this year of business to him. He was a wonderful husband, father, grandfather, brother and friend. He is and always will be greatly missed.
Thank you and may God bless you always, The family of Jerry Wayne Jackson 142 American Greeting Road • Corbin, KY 40701 • 606-258-1774 59085 77912 THE DAILY NEWS |SATURDAY | MAY 22, 2010 PAGE 9 DAYTIME DIAL BY DANA BLOCK THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTI- Nathan that she might be pregnant. EJ being charged with Marty's assault. ALL MY CHILDREN: Erica FUL: Hope and Oliver capitalized on suspects that Nicole is behind the mug- Markko was arrested. Watch For: Bo became stranded after surviving a plane their chemistry during a flirtatious gings. and Nora's wedding is filled with sur- crash. A jealous JR watched from afar photo shoot. Pam and Jarrett discovered GENERAL HOSPITAL: Jason prises. Destiny gives Dani an ultima- as Annie kissed Scott. Liza tried to they had a lot in common during their taught Michael how to fight in prison. tum. bribe Damon to stay away from Colby. first date. Donna went after half of Carly hired Brook to seduce Dante. THE YOUNG AND THE REST- Ryan was suspicious when David Eric's money in the divorce settlement. Claire was confident that she could put LESS: Ryder turned himself in to the arrived at Emma's birthday party carry- Justin wasn't shy about his intentions Sonny behind bars for a long time. police. Ashley punished Abby by cut- ing a gift from Erica. Amanda began toward the newly single Donna. Hope Kristina blamed Sonny for Michael's ting up her credit cards. Chance began planning her wedding to Jake. Colby got an eyeful when she read Steffy's e- predicament. Lulu admitted to Dante investigating whether there was a con- and Damon made love. Erica passed mail to Oliver. Watch For: Marcus that she once had an abortion. Sam was nection between Adam and Richard out while trying to leave the cabin. attempts to put a stop to Steffy's antics. disappointed when she and Jason Hightower. Jana provided some unex- Ryan agreed to go on a date with Daddy Yankee's music has a powerful weren't allowed to have conjugal visits. pected moral support to Ryder. Abby Madison. Watch For: Jack continues influence on the guests at Hope's grad- Sonny admitted to Olivia that he was asked Jack if he would invest in her TV searching for Erica. Brot has a flash- uation party. intentionally trying to provoke Johnny. show. Emily's license to practice thera- back from the war. DAYS OF OUR LIVES: A piece of Watch For: Sam considers marrying py was in jeopardy. Heather got her old AS THE WORLD TURNS: Carly evidence tied Arianna to Roman's Jason. Sonny decides to give therapy a job back as assistant district attorney felt guilty for letting Craig take the assault, resulting in her arrest. Daniel try. Daniel and Abby's anger turns into pas- blame for Gabriel's assault. Vienna said asked Chloe to marry him before she ONE LIFE TO LIVE: Markko hit sion. Watch For: Billy and Victoria are yes to Henry's marriage proposal. could tell him that she was unfaithful. Ford after learning about his relation- close to finding happiness but at the Barbara couldn't bring herself to make Vivian shocked Victor by inviting his ship with Langston. John told Natalie expense of another couple. Paul turns Vienna's dress because of her own per- family to their surprise nuptials. Ciara that he loves her, unaware that she had to Patty to try to save Emily. sonal feelings for Henry. Gabriel was showed Bo the secret box underneath just slept with Brody after assuming it Daytime Dial is online and interactive. Go arrested after getting smart with a cop. Hope's bed. Rafe was surprised to meet was over between them. Ford was to daytimedial.blogspot.com and get the Noah walked up just as Luke and Reid Shane Donovan (Sami's uncle) in the rushed to the hospital with life-threat- scoop on all the latest soap news. kissed. Molly found herself alone while same South American jail where he was ening injuries. Jessica regained her Participate in online polls, read exclusive Holden spent time with Lily. Watch imprisoned. EJ agreed to defend memory but didn't tell anyone about her For: Jack and Carly make love. Vienna Arianna because he believed in her encounter with Ford the night before. interviews and blogs, and submit your tells Casey that the baby isn't his. innocence. Watch For: Stephanie tells Todd was let out on bail but was still soap-related questions. SATURDAY AFTERNOON - EVENING MAY 22, 2010
3 PM 3:30 4 PM 4:30 5 PM 5:30 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 WKSO-29 Lidia's Italy Food Test Kitchen History Antiques Roadshow The Lawrence Welk Show Louisville Red Green KY Life KY Afield <++ The April Fools ('69) Jack Lemmon. (:35) B. Wolf Austin City Limits WTNZ-43 (2:30) ! UEFA Soccer Champions League Teams TBA (L) Cold Case Bones MLB Baseball New York Yankees vs. New York Mets Site: Citi Field -- Flushing, N.Y. (L) 43 News 2 1/2 Men The Wanda Sykes Show WTVQ-36 Paid Paid AT&T ESPN Sports Saturday News News B.grass Chef Paid Lost Pt. 1 of 2 cont'd next L ost Pt. 2 of 2 C astle 2/2 from May 15 N ews WWE " WATE-06 Escape From Alcatraz AT&T ESPN Sports Saturday News World News CSI: NY Lost Pt. 1 of 2 cont'd next L ost Pt. 2 of 2 C astle 2/2 from May 15 N ews (:35) Grey's " WYMT-57 PGA Golf HP Byron Nelson Championship Site: TPC at Las Colinas -- Irving, TX (L) N ews News King-Queens C Media CSI: Crime Scene 48 Hours Mystery 48 Hours Mystery News Marketing WVLT-08 PGA Golf HP Byron Nelson Championship Site: TPC at Las Colinas -- Irving, TX (L) N ews News Paid Paid CSI: Crime Scene 48 Hours Mystery 48 Hours Mystery News Monk " WBIR-10 NHL Hockey Stanley Cup Playoffs Teams TBA (if necessary) (L) N ews NBC News Wheel of Heartland Parenthood Law & Order Law & Order: S.V.U. News Sat. Night " WPXK-54 M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H <+++ The Godfather III (1990, Drama) Diane Keaton, Al Pacino. Ghost Whisperer Ghost Whisperer Ghost Whisperer A&E (2:00) ! < The Andromed... <++ The Andromeda Strain ('07) Benjamin Bratt. 2/2 CSI: Miami CSI: Miami Criminal Minds Criminal Minds Criminal Minds CSI: Miami " AMC (2:00) ! <+++ Broken Trail (2006, Western) Robert Duvall, Thomas Haden Church. <++ The Hunted ('03) Tommy Lee Jones. <++ Troy (2004, Action) Orlando Bloom, Brad Pitt. Movie ANIM I Shouldn't Be Alive I Shouldn't Be Alive I Shouldn't Be Alive I Shouldn't Be Alive Cats 101 It's Me or the Dog Dogs 101 Pit Bulls and Parolees Dogs 101 DISC Overhaulin' Overhaulin' Mecum Auto Auctions Deadliest Season Deadliest Season Deadliest Season Man vs. Wild Man vs. Wild Man vs. Wild DISN H. Montana H. Montana Good Luck Good Luck Good Luck H. Montana Life on Deck Life on Deck Phineas Phineas Buttowski Buttowski Buttowski Phineas Phineas H. Montana Wizards Life on Deck E! (2:00) ! Fatal Beauty E! Investigates Kendra Kendra Kardashians Kardashians Born Different <+++ Knocked Up (2007, Comedy) Katherine Heigl, Seth Rogen. Kardashians The Soup C. Lately ESPN (2:30) ! NCAA Softball Regionals (L) N CAAUpdate NCAA Softball Regionals Teams TBA (L) SportsCenter NBA Shootaround (L) NBA Basketball Playoffs Teams TBA (L) SportsCenter ESPN2 (2:00) ! Lacrosse Wash./Tor. Saltwater Saltwater Beat Moore Fishing Soccer Teams TBA (L) NHRA Drag Racing Summer Nationals Baseball Tonight (L)B oxing Classics FAM (2:00) ! < My Girl 2 <++ Nanny McPhee ('05) Colin Firth, Emma Thompson. <++ Uptown Girls ('03) Brittany Murphy. <+++ Freaky Friday ('03) Jamie Lee Curtis. <++ Step Up ('06) Jenna Dewan, Channing Tatum. " FX (2:30) ! <++ The Mask of Zorro ('98) Antonio Banderas. <+++ Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines Arnold Schwarzenegger. <++ Beowulf (2007, Action) Anthony Hopkins, Robin Wright. <++ 30 Days of Night Josh Hartnett. " HGTV Colour Conf. Div. Design From The Ground Up (N) Battle on the Block To Sell To Sell House House Hunt. Div. Design Sarah House Genevieve Curb: Block Battle on the Block (N) House House HIST (2:00) ! Ancient Aliens Ancient Aliens Ancient Aliens Ancient Aliens UFO Files UFO Files " LIFE <++ Lies My Mother Told Me ('05) Joely Richardson. <+ Fifteen and Pregnant ('98) Kirsten Dunst. <++ Gracie's Choice ('04) Anne Heche, Diane Ladd. <+++ August Rush ('07) Freddie Highmore. < August Rush " NICK Penguins Penguins Fanboy Fanboy SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob iCarly iCarly iCarly True Jackson True Jackson Big Time G. Lopez G. Lopez The Nanny The Nanny SCIFI <+ Rock Monster ('08) Natalie Denise Sperl, Jon Polito. <++ Ogre (2008, Sci-Fi) John Schneider, Ryan Kennedy. <++ Dark Relic ('10) Clemency Burton-Hill, James Frain. < Witchville (2010, Sci-Fi) Edward Speleers, Luke Goss. < The Dunwich Horror " SPIKE (1:00) ! < Star Wars: Epis... <++++ Star Wars: Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back ('80) Mark Hamill. <++++ Star Wars: Episode VI: Return of the Jedi ('83) Harrison Ford, Mark Hamill. <++++ Star Wars: Episode IV: A New Hope " TBN Nest Family Aqua Kids Storykeepers News Praise the Lord Precious Memories In Touch Ministries The Hour of Power Billy Graham Crusade Drive Thru Travel-Road TBS Movie Accord.Jim Raymond Raymond Raymond King-Queens King-Queens Seinfeld <+++ Just Friends ('05) Amy Smart, Ryan Reynolds. Sex & City (:35) SexCity (:10) SexCity (:45) Sex and the City (:25) SexCity " TLC What Not to Wear What Not to Wear What Not to Wear Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes TNT <++ Romeo Must Die (2000, Action) Aaliyah, Jet Li. <+++ The Replacements ('00, Sport) Gene Hackman, Keanu Reeves. <++ Old School ('03, Comedy) Will Ferrell, Luke Wilson. <++ Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby FOOD Chopped Dinner: Impossible Iron Chef America Challenge Throwdown Throwdown Chopped Chopped Chopped Iron Chef America USA (2:00) ! < Bring It On NCIS NCIS Pt. 1 of 2 cont'd next N CIS Pt. 2 of 2 N CIS NCIS NCIS NCIS < Good Luck Chuck " WGN-09 Law & Order: C.I. Legend of the Seeker Legend of the Seeker Bones Bones <++ Legally Blonde ('01) Reese Witherspoon. WGN News Scrubs Movie SUNDAY AFTERNOON - EVENING MAY 23, 2010
3 PM 3:30 4 PM 4:30 5 PM 5:30 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 WKSO-29 (2:00) !Frontline Passenger KY Afield KY Life Old House Ask House Workshop V. Garden Appearances S.Wine Time Goes Waiting God Masterpiece Mystery! (N) Aquarium This-America bookclub@ WTNZ-43 (2:30) ! <+ Little Black Book Seinfeld Seinfeld Raymond House 'Til Death (N) Simpsons Simpson (SF)C levela. (SF) Family Guy (SF) (N) 43 News 2 1/2 Men House WTVQ-36 Paid Paid Paid Paid Paid Paid News ABC News Lost: The Final Journey (N) Lost (SF) (N) News " WATE-06 Feel the Beat Homes Destination Writ. Hotlist At Movies News World News Lost: The Final Journey (N) Lost (SF) (N) News " WYMT-57 PGA Golf HP Byron Nelson Championship Site: TPC at Las Colinas -- Irving, TX (L) N ews CBS News 60 Minutes Brooks & Dunn: The Last Rodeo (N) CSI: Crime Scene News (:35) Garden " WVLT-08 PGA Golf HP Byron Nelson Championship Site: TPC at Las Colinas -- Irving, TX (L) N ews WLVT News 60 Minutes Brooks & Dunn: The Last Rodeo (N) CSI: Crime Scene News (:35) Paid " WBIR-10 NHL Hockey Stanley Cup Playoffs Teams TBA (if necessary) (L) N ews NBC News Dateline NBC Minute to Win It (SF) (N) The Celebrity Apprentice (SF) (N) News Paid WPXK-54 M*A*S*H M*A*S*H The Emeril Lagasse Show The Emeril Lagasse Show <+++ Rudy (1993, Drama) Ned Beatty, Sean Astin. <+++ Rudy (1993, Drama) Ned Beatty, Sean Astin. Name Is Earl Name Is Earl A&E I Survived... I Survived... Hoarders Hoarders Hoarders Hoarders Hoarders Hoarders Hoarders " AMC (1:30) ! <+++ Million Dollar Baby <+++ Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World ('03) Russell Crowe. <++ True Crime (1999, Drama) Denis Leary, Clint Eastwood. Breaking Bad (N) Breaking Bad " ANIM (2:00) ! Beasts of the Bible I'm Alive I'm Alive I'm Alive Inside the Perfect Predator River Monsters River Monsters River Monsters River Monsters DISC MythBusters MythBusters MythBusters MythBusters MythBusters MythBusters MythBusters MythBusters MythBusters DISN Wizards Wizards H. Montana Wizards Life on Deck Life on Deck Life on Deck Life on Deck Life on Deck Life on Deck Sonny Good Luck Good Luck Good Luck Wizards Life on Deck Sonny H. Montana E! Movie Pretty Wild Pretty Wild Kendra Kendra <+++ Knocked Up (2007, Comedy) Katherine Heigl, Seth Rogen. E! Investigates E! Investigates Kendra (N) Pretty Wild (N) C. Lately ESPN NCAAUpdate NCAA Softball Regionals Teams TBA (if necessary) (L) S portsCenter Baseball Tonight (L)M LB Baseball New York Yankees vs. New York Mets Site: Citi Field -- Flushing, N.Y. (L) SportsCenter " ESPN2 (12:00) ! ITF Tennis French Open Site: Stade Roland Garros -- Paris, France (L) P oker 2009 World Series NHRA Drag Racing Summer Nationals Site: Heartland Park -- Topeka, Kan. P oker 2009 World Series Poker 2009 World Series FAM (2:00) ! < Nanny McPhee <++ Uptown Girls ('03) Brittany Murphy. <++ The Parent Trap (1998, Family) Dennis Quaid, Lindsay Lohan. <+++ Freaky Friday ('03) Jamie Lee Curtis. Funniest Home Videos FX (1:30) ! < Terminator 3: ... <++ 30 Days of Night (2007, Horror) Melissa George, Josh Hartnett. <++ Beowulf (2007, Action) Anthony Hopkins, Robin Wright. <++ Mission: Impossible II ('00, Action) Thandie Newton, Tom Cruise. Justified " HGTV Bang For Get It Sold House Hunt. House For Rent Unsellables To Sell To Sell House House Hunt. House Hunt. House Holmes on Homes (N) Holmes on Homes Income Prop. Income Prop. HIST (2:00) ! The Dark Ages The Real Robin Hood America The Story of Us America The Story of Us Pawn Stars Pawn Stars America The Story of Us American Pickers " LIFE (2:00) ! < Trapped <+ Karla ('06, Crime Story) Misha Collins, Laura Prepon. < The Two Mr. Kissels ('08) Gretchen Egolf. <++ Mr. Brooks ('07, Dra) William Hurt, Kevin Costner. Army Wives Drop Dead Diva NICK Penguins Fanboy SpongeBob SpongeBob iCarly iCarly Big Time The Troop iCarly True Jackson Victorious iCarly Hates Chris Hates Chris G. Lopez G. Lopez The Nanny The Nanny SCIFI (2:30) ! <++ King Arthur ('04) Clive Owen. <++++ Aliens (1986, Sci-Fi) Michael Biehn, Sigourney Weaver. <+++ Casino Royale (2006, Action) Judi Dench, Daniel Craig. < Mutant Chronicles " SPIKE (2:35) ! Warrior (:40) <++++ Star Wars: Episode VI: Return of the Jedi ('83) Mark Hamill. (:50) Deadliest Warrior (:50) Deadliest Warrior (:55) Deadliest Warrior (:55) Deadliest Warrior Deadliest Warrior TBN King Coming Kingdom John Hagee Today Rod Parsley Change.Life TD Jakes Enjoying Life Lead Way Jack Hayford Joel Osteen Taking Voice World Ten Commandments " TBS (1:30) ! MLB Baseball Bos./Phi. (L) H ome Imp Home Imp <+++ Something's Gotta Give ('03) Diane Keaton, Jack Nicholson. <+++ Failure To Launch (:45) <+++ Failure To Launch Matthew McConaughey. Movie TLC Untold Stories of the E.R. Untold Stories of the E.R. Untold Stories of the E.R. Untold Stories of the E.R. Half-Ton Dad Half-Ton Mom The World's Fattest Man How I Lost 100 lbs Half-Ton Mom TNT (2:00) ! <++ The Legend of Zorro <++ Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby <++ Old School ('03, Comedy) Will Ferrell, Luke Wilson. Pregame NBA Basketball Playoffs Teams TBA (L) Inside NBA " FOOD Diners Diners Ace of Cakes Ace of Cakes Chefs of Beverly H. Chefs vs. City Challenge Challenge Chefs vs. City Iron Chef America Chefs of Beverly H. USA Law & Order: S.V.U. Law & Order: S.V.U. Law & Order: S.V.U. Law & Order: S.V.U. Law & Order: S.V.U. Law & Order: S.V.U. Law & Order: S.V.U. Law & Order: S.V.U. Law & Order: S.V.U. WGN-09 (2:00) ! MLB Baseball Chi.C./Tex. (L) (:45) 10th Inn Boston Legal Becker Becker Cosby Show Cosby Show Newhart Newhart B. Miller B. Miller WGN News (:40) Replay Cheers Cheers MONDAY AFTERNOON - EVENING MAY 24, 2010
3 PM 3:30 4 PM 4:30 5 PM 5:30 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 WKSO-29 C.George Speaks Arthur WordGirl ECompany Fetch! News Business PBS NewsHour Kentucky Tonight American Experience Kentucky Muse News KY Life WTNZ-43 Maury (N) Deal/No Deal Smarter Name Is Earl Name Is Earl Raymond Raymond 2 1/2 Men 2 1/2 Men 24 (F) (N) 43 News Access H. TMZ Simpsons WTVQ-36 General Hospital Judge Judy Judge Brown Judge Judy News News World News Ent. Tonight The Office Dancing With the Stars (N) The Bachelorette (SP) (N) News (:35) News ! WATE-06 General Hospital The Oprah Winfrey Show 6 News 6 News News World News Judge Judy Judge Judy Dancing With the Stars (N) The Bachelorette (SP) (N) News (:35) News ! WYMT-57 Let's Make a Deal First at 4 A. Griffith 27 NewsFirst News News Issues.. King-Queens Mother (SF) Rules (SF) 2½ Men (SF) Big Bang (SF) CSI: Miami (SF) (N) News Late Show ! WVLT-08 The Dr. Oz Show WLVT News A. Griffith WLVT News Inside Ed. News News WLVT News Ent. Tonight Mother (SF) Rules (SF) 2½ Men (SF) Big Bang (SF) CSI: Miami (SF) (N) News Late Show ! WBIR-10 Dr. Phil Live at Five at Four 10 News Live at 5 PM News NBC News Wheel Fort. Jeopardy! Chuck (SF) Pt. 2 of 2 from May 17 (N) Law & Order (F) (N) News (:35) J. Leno ! WPXK-54 Paid Paid M*A*S*H M*A*S*H Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Criminal Minds Criminal Minds Criminal Minds Criminal Minds Criminal Minds A&E CSI: Miami CSI: Miami Cold Case Files The First 48 Intervention Intervention Intervention Intervention Intervention ! AMC <++ True Crime (1999, Drama) Denis Leary, Clint Eastwood. <++ A Perfect Murder ('98, Susp) Gwyneth Paltrow, Michael Douglas. <+++ Grease (1978, Musical) Olivia Newton-John, John Travolta. <+++ Sixteen Candles ! ANIM Big Cat Diary Big Cat Diary Madman of the Sea The Most Extreme Untamed and Uncut Animal Cops: Houston River Monsters River Monsters River Monsters River Monsters DISC Deadliest Catch MythBusters Overhaulin' American Loggers Deadliest Catch Cash Cab Cash Cab Cash Cab Cash Cab MythBusters MythBusters DISN Suite Life Suite Life Phineas Phineas Phineas Phineas Phineas Life on Deck Wizards H. Montana <+++ Ratatouille ('07) Brad Garrett. Good Luck H. Montana Wizards Life on Deck E! Sandra Bullock Revealed <++ How Stella Got Her Groove Back Angela Bassett. The Soup E! News (N) The Daily 10 Pretty Wild Kendra Kendra THS Dog the Bounty Hunter C. Lately E! News ESPN Out. Lines C. Football NFL Live Jim Rome Around Horn Interruption SportsCenter NBA Shootaround (L) NBA Basketball Playoffs Orlando Magic vs. Boston Celtics (L) SportsCenter ! ESPN2 Scott Van Pelt Show (L) SportsNation (L)N ASCAR Now (L) SportsNation Interruption MLB Baseball Boston Red Sox vs. Tampa Bay Rays (local blackout in effect) (L) B aseball Tonight (L)S portsNation FAM Full House Full House Grounded Grounded Gilmore Girls '70s Show '70s Show '70s Show '70s Show 10 Things 10Things (SF) <++ The Pacifier ('05) Vin Diesel. Home Videos The 700 Club FX Malcolm Malcolm Bernie Mac Bernie Mac '70s Show <++ Mission: Impossible II ('00, Action) Thandie Newton, Tom Cruise. <+++ Wild Hogs (2007, Comedy) William H. Macy, John Travolta. <++ The Family Stone ! HGTV Colour Conf. Color Splash Genevieve Div. Design Div. Design Get It Sold Holmes on Homes House House Hunt. Property Property House Hunt. My First Sale House Hunt. House Selling NY My Place HIST (2:00) # States got Shapes Cities of the Underworld Cities of the Underworld Cities of the Underworld Modern Marvels Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pickers Pickers Pawn Stars Pawn Stars UFO Files ! LIFE Desperate Housewives Desperate Housewives Desperate Housewives Grey's Anatomy Grey's Anatomy Grey's Anatomy < At Risk ('10, Drama) Daniel Sunjata, Andie MacDowell. Will & Grace Will & Grace NICK J. Neutron Fanboy Penguins Brainsurge SpongeBob SpongeBob iCarly Victorious iCarly SpongeBob Malcolm Malcolm Malcolm Malcolm G. Lopez G. Lopez The Nanny The Nanny SCIFI (2:00) # < Pterodactyl Ghost Whisperer Ghost Whisperer Ghost Whisperer Ghost Whisperer Ghost Whisperer Ghost Whisperer Ghost Whisperer Monster Monster SPIKE CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene Ways to Die Ways to Die <++ Kung Fu Hustle ('04) Stephen Chow. (:10) Entour. (:40) Entour. (:15) Entour. (:45) Entour. ! TBN The 700 Club John Hagee Rod Parsley Dodger Stadium Crusade Way-Master Hollywood BehindScene Your World Kingdom J. Duplantis Praise the Lord TBS House Payne Accord.Jim Raymond Friends Friends The Office King-Queens King-Queens Seinfeld 1/2S einfeld 2/2F amily Guy Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Lopez Tonight (N) TLC Ultimate Cake Off Ultimate Cake Off Ultimate Cake Off Ultimate Cake Off Little People Little People Little People Little People Cake Boss Cake Boss Best Food Ever (N) Little People Little People TNT Cold Case Law & Order Law & Order Law & Order Bones Bones Bones Saving Grace (N) The Closer FOOD Big Bite Secrets-Chef Cooking Giada Barefoot Down Home Paula 30 Mins Challenge Unwrapped Unwrapped BestAte BestAte Diners Diners Good Eats Unwrapped USA Law & Order: C.I. Law & Order: C.I. Law & Order: C.I. NCIS NCIS NCIS WWE Monday Night Raw WWE Monday Night Raw (:05) Burn Notice ! WGN-09 Jeannie Jeannie Bewitched Bewitched Cheers Cheers Becker Becker Funniest Home Videos <+++ Goldeneye (1995, Action) Judi Dench, Pierce Brosnan. 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Section Editor: Jay Compton Phone: (606) 248-1010 ext. 219 Fax: (606) 248-7614 SPO R T S Email: [email protected] Web page: www.middlesborodailynews.com District baseball and softball tournaments start Monday 52nd District Baseball at Middlesboro Monday, May 24th 5:30 p.m. – Bell County vs. Harlan Co. 8 p.m. – Middlesboro vs. Harlan Tusday, May 25th 7 p.m. – Championship Game
52nd District Softball at Bell County Monday, May 24th 6 p.m. – Middlesboro vs. Harlan Co. JAY COMPTON/Daily News Bell County’s Jamie Shepherd signed Friday to continue her basketball career at Union College. Seated 7:45 p.m. – Bell County vs. Harlan above, from left, are her sisters Megan Smiddy and Jennifer Shepherd, Jamie, and her brother-in-law David Tusday, May 25th Smiddy. Standing are Union assistant Zack Vogelsberg, Bell principal Jeff Saylor, Bell head coach David 7 p.m. – Championship Game Teague, assitants April Brock-Lankford and Don Perry, and Union head coach Tim Curry. 51st District Softball Shepherd signs with Union at Pineville Monday, May 24th BY JAY COMPTON She averaged 11.1 points per program coming off a 22-10 cam- Sports Editor game to lead to team, hit 62 three- paign that saw them advance to the 5 p.m. – Pineville vs. Lynn Camp pointers and made 78.3-percent of AAC championship game. She fol- 7 p.m. – Knox Central vs. LOG MOUNTAIN — Bell her free throws. lows in the footsteps of former Lady County senior guard Jamie “Jamie has meant a tremendous Cat Brooke Smith who completed Barbourville Shepherd signed Friday afternoon to amount to our team for the past four her career at Union as the school’s Wednesday, May 26th continue her basketball career at years,” said Lady Cat coach David all-time leading scorer. 5 p.m. – Championship Game Union College. Teague. “She’s one of the few kids “We had a lot of success with the Shepherd in our program that’s a 1,000 point last kid we got from Bell County “I’ve always wanted to play col- scorer and she’s been through a lot and we hope to have the same kind 51st District Baseball lege basketball,” said Shepherd who of ups and downs. of success with Jamie,” said Union at Union College started with the sport as a fifth- “She was a great kid to coach and coach Tim Curry. “We’ve been fol- grader. “For a while I didn’t really this past season she just worked lowing Jamie for the past few years Monday, May 24th think it was going to happen, but hard and did anything that I asked and as we went through the off-sea- 5 p.m.– Knox Central vs Pineville things came together. Union is close her to do. I think that her time here son this year trying to determine to home and I really like the pro- and Jamie’s work ethic will help her what our needs were she came to the Tusday, May 25th gram.” tremendously at the next level. With forefront of the kids we were look- 5 p.m – Barbourville vs. Lynn Shepherd helped lead the Lady her athletic ability and ability to ing at, especially in the area. We Camp Cats to a 20-10 record her senior shoot the ball I think she’ll have an think she can come in and compete season and a return to the 13th excellent career there and it couldn’t for playing time right away.” Thursday, May 27th Region tournament for the first time happen to a better kid.” Shepherd plans to study sports 5 p.m.– Championship Game since 2006. Shepherd joins a Lady Bulldog medicine. Powers joins new football program at Lindsey Wilson
PHOTO SUBMITTED Middlesboro senior Matthew Powers signed this week to play football at Lindsey Wilson. Pictured from left are his father, Denver Powers, mother Beth Powers, Matt and Blue Riders head coach Chris Oliver. Powers was recruited to play wide receiver and chose the new program at Lindsey Wilson over seveal other teams.The Blue Raiders will play their inaugural game on Sept. JAY COMPTON/Daily News 4, 2010, after not having a football team for 75 years. Sonic’s Daniel Webb sends a drive to deep center field during action in Thursday night’s game. Webb homered and drove in four runs and also pitched three no-hit innings in a 19-0 win over Epps. Busch taking a financial Little League round-up bath as team owner Thursday night at the ——— BY MIKE CRANSTON and the No. 56 Toyota driven Then just before the season Middlesboro Little League Epps 0 0 0 0 — 0 0 5 AP Sports Writer by Tayler Malsam also is opening race at Daytona, Field saw the Sonic Drive-In Sonic 36(10) x — 19 10 0 scrambling for money. With Miccosukee Resort and W—Daniel Webb. L—Austin Lay. CONCORD, N.C. (AP) — team defeat Epps 19-0. the costs for running in the Gaming in Florida dropped It didn’t take Kyle Busch long Truck Series estimated at sev- out as primary sponsor of the Daniel Webb continued to Sonic 12, Dairy Queen 11 to become an elite NASCAR mash at the plate for Sonic. He eral million dollars apiece, No. 18 Toyota after the Indian The game of the week came driver. That success hasn’t car- hit his sixth home run of the much of the funding is coming tribe got a new leader. last Friday night when Sonic ried over to life as a team season and also singled and from Busch himself. Busch has lined up some scored four runs in the bottom owner. “I would say that majority companies for single-race doubled to drive in four runs. Busch’s first year owning In addition Webb combined of the sixth inning to knock off is a fair word. I would say it’s sponsorships and other smaller two trucks in NASCAR’s with Trenton Stephney on a Dairy Queen 12-11. far above majority. It’s pretty deals, but it hasn’t been nearly four inning no-hitter. Webb Trenton Stephney singled, third-tier series has included a much everything,” Busch said. enough to cover the costs, even struck out eight and walked doubled and tripled for Sonic as lost primary sponsorship, a The 25-year-old Busch has as Busch’s No. 18 team sits three over three innings while he scored three runs and drove driver leaving for a better job, already won 18 times in the first in the owner’s standings. Stephney struck out the side in in two. Daniel Webb also had a growing list of unpaid credi- Sprint Cup, 34 Nationwide “Our trucks really run well, the fourth. three his, including a double, tors and a rapid amount of races and 17 more in the Truck we’re fast,” Busch said. Tyler McCullough hit three scored three runs and had two money disappearing from his Series. Armed with money It just hasn’t paid the bills. doubles, scored three runs and RBI. Tyler McCullough doubled wallet. from his career winnings and The Charlotte Observer report- drove in three while Stephney to drive in two run and also “It’s a tough business to be just before he signed a new ed nearly a dozen companies also had three hits, including a scored three times. involved with, and unfortu- deal with Joe Gibbs Racing, involved in the construction of double, and scored four times. Ryan Brock walked twice nately I picked the perfect get- Busch announced in Busch’s race headquarters in Tauryn Huguely also had a hit and scored two runs while wrong time to do it,” Busch December he was becoming Mooresville, N.C., have filed for Sonic and drove in two. Caleb Partin also scored a run said Friday. an owner. liens or intend to file liens For Epps Hunter Bayless, and Tauryn Huguely drove one The No. 18 truck Busch He hoped to field three because they are collectively Jacob Gullett and Bradley in. sometimes drives himself is truck teams, but sponsorship owed about $1 million. Short drew walks in the game. • See ROUND-UP, page 11 without a primary sponsor, issues limited him to two. • See BUSCH, page 11 THE DAILY NEWS |SATURDAY | MAY 22, 2010 PAGE 11
Blevins also scored for had singles. each while Dakota Dudley Hilton football Round-up DQ. Capps was the win- Spencer added an RBI ——— ning pitcher for double. Daniel Webb and camp runs June 7-10 Continued from page 10 Dairy Queen 203 420 –11 7 6 Overbays. He allowed Tyler McCullough also Dairy Queen was led Sonic 302 214 –12 7 2 Coach Dudley Hilton and defensive linemen, W—Trenton Collett. L—Chase one run on four hits over had hits for Sonic. will be holding his linebackers, running by Anthony Jackson and Elliott. four innings while strik- For Coca-Cola annual football camp backs and defensive Breenan Hale with two ing out six and walking Spencer Raines had two June 7-10 at the Bell backs, as well as weight hits. Both doubled and Overbays 12, Epps 1 three. hits and a run scored County football stadi- lifting, form running, all Jackson drove in three Earlier this week it ——— while Devon Moyers sin- um. The non-contact phases of kicking and runs and scored two while Overbays 318 0 — 12 5 1 was Overbays defeating Epps 001 0 — 1 4 4 gled and scored two runs. camp is open to first punting and film study. Hale drove in two. Epps 12-1. W—Logan Capps. L—Hunter Dawson Day walked and through ninth-graders Campers should bring Joshua Arnold walked Tyler Williams, Joshua Bayless. was hit by a pitch and and will run from 1 to 3 shorts, shoes, white three times and scored Overbay and Jacob Mike had an RBI. Rhamy p.m. each day. socks, towel, and any- three runs and Chase drove in two runs each Sonic 17, Coca-Cola 7 Ghanmin walked twice The goal of the camp thing else they may Elliott had a hit and three for the winners. Those Trenton Collett tripled and scored a run while is to provide sound fun- need. They will be per- walks to drive in a run and three all had hits along and drove in three runs to Drake Grubbs and Ryan damental techniques for mitted to use the show- score three. Markell with Logan Capps and lead Sonic to a 17-7 win Miracle also drew walks future Bell County foot- ers and restroom facili- Hubbard and Austin Joe Nagle. over Coca-Cola Monday. and scored runs. ball players. ties at the BCHS stadi- Jones both doubled and Austin Lay doubled Trenton Stephney, ——— Campers will receive a um. had RBIs. Nathan for Epps and scored a run Chris Lobdell and Joes Coke 113 2 — 7 3 10 T-shirt and refreshments The cost is $40. Sonic 481 4 —17 7 0 Hughett walked and while Will Bevins, Caleb Foreman all had singles W—Caleb Partin. L—Ryan daily along with instruc- Checks can be made scored a run and Alex Heck and Hunter Bayless and drove in two runs Miracle. tion form the state cham- payable to “Bell County pion Bobcat coaching Football Camp.” staff. For more information Harvick close to two top-five finishes in There will be instruc- call (606) 337-7061, Busch Busch’s truck — doesn’t tion areas for receivers, (606) 337-2004, or (606) extension with RCR ease the financial burden quarterbacks, offensive 269-7496. Continued from page 11 Busch is feeling. It’s led CHARLOTTE, N.C. conference. him to question his deci- Earlier this week, (AP) — Richard Harvick scolded the sion to become a boss. Brian Ickler, who was BCHS boys basketball “Is it painful? Yeah, Childress Racing has media last month for driving the No. 18 truck camp runs June 7-10 scheduled a Saturday reporting on his contract when Busch could not you work your whole life news conference amid situation with the aid of due to Sprint Cup con- to make the money you The Bell County team play reports Kevin Harvick anonymous sources. flicts, took a job driving a make and do everything High School Boys bas- Daily prizes will be has signed a contract “If you’re going to car for Roush Fenway you do,” Busch said. “I’m ketball camp will be awarded to winners of extension to stay with quote a source, quote Racing in the Nationwide not saying I’m throwing it June 7 through the 10th specific competitions. the team. their name,” he vented. Series. away, but to see it all go at the Bell High gym. Awards will be given at Harvick declined “If they’re too chicken Busch will use Johnny away, it’s unfortunate. The camp is open to the end of the week to Friday to address a to give their name, don’t Benson, who he had “What it all boils down kindergarten through the winners of camp report in The Charlotte put it in the paper.” hoped to drive the to is if I get hurt. If I get 8th graders age 5 to 15 activities/competitions. Observer, which citing He and RCR have scrapped third car he had hurt I can’t go forward. will run from 8 a.m. to The “Camper of the sources, said Harvick been fighting the issue planned, in Ickler’s place There’s disability and 12 p.m. each day. The Week” award will be has agreed to an exten- for some time, and team starting in two weeks at there’s this and that, but I cost is $40. given to the camper who sion. owner Childress was Texas. don’t need to put my fam- The camp emphasizes demonstrates the best “I don’t have any- forced several times last “I have no reason to ily in that position. I think teaching fundamental attitude, work ethic and thing new to report season to issue news hold Brian Ickler back. that’s a bad idea. I’ve just basketball skills that effort during the week. today,” Harvick said. releases that addressed It’s all for his best inter- got to stay healthy and will help young players Campers will be placed “As soon as we get sourced stories regard- est,” Busch said. “I feel keep going.” develop into better bas- into groups according to something to report, ing their partnership. like I’ve done what I’ve The financial hit Busch ketball players. The their age and ability. we’ll go ahead and do Childress angrily denied needed to do to help him is taking comes as he pre- camp will focus on Each camper will that. Nothing new to several times that move up, so hopefully he pares for another healthy teaching players the receive a camp t-shirt. A report today.” Harvick, who is vocal can make a name for him- expense: his upcoming importance of hard work pizza party will be held A team spokesman when he’s unhappy with self and a place for him- wedding with girlfriend and team concepts. on the last day of camp confirmed that RCR has the team’s performance, self over there at Roush Samantha Sarcinella Fundamentals such as after awards presenta- blocked time Saturday at was trying to leave the and do a good job.” “The truck team costs a ball handling, passing, tions. Parents are wel- Charlotte Motor team a year before his But the satisfaction of lot more,” Busch said. pivoting, shooting, come to attend awards Speedway for a news contract expired. helping Ickler — who has “She’s on a good budget.” rebounding and defen- presentations. sive techniques will be Camp Director is stressed throughout the Lewis Morris (BCHS 76ers hire Doug Collins as coach week. Guest speakers Boys Head Basketball will present motivation- Coach) and the staff will BY DAN GELSTON ball his entire life, has top candidate to replace Sixers finished 27-55 al stories and offer daily be made up of Bell AP Sports Writer experienced success at the fired Eddie Jordan. and in the draft lottery. clinics. County Coaches, every step throughout “The past week has This could turn out as The Philadelphia Activities include: Players & Volunteers his career and we are provided us with a series the most pivotal offsea- 76ers made Doug Basketball Drills/Station Registration will confident in his ability of events that we believe son for the Sixers since Collins their top choice Work, Free Throw begin at 7:45 a.m. on to lead our team.” will be a turning point they selected Allen for a second time. Contest, 3-point Monday, June 7th. Collins was hired Collins could not for the Philadelphia Iverson with the No. 1 Competition, Hot-Shot For more information Friday by the Sixers and immediately be reached 76ers,” Comcast- overall pick in 1996. Competition, 3-on-3 contact Coach Morris at charged with reviving a for comment. The Sixers Spectacor chairman Ed The Sixers moved up team play and 5-on-5 606-499-3554. sagging franchise that have scheduled a news Snider said. “Doug from the sixth spot to has the No. 2 overall conference for Monday. Collins is a coach that grab the No. 2 pick in BCHS girls basketball pick in the June draft. Collins went 332-287 can make an immediate Tuesday’s lottery. Collins emerged as in coaching stints with impact. He has all the Now they know who camp runs June 14-17 Philadelphia’s top Chicago, Detroit and attributes that we are will coach whomever choice out of seven can- Washington. He led the looking for in a new they draft. Bell County High include station Bulls to the Eastern head coach and we are Collins guided a School girls basketball work/drills, 1-on-1 com- didates, marking the second time he’s come Conference Finals in happy to welcome him young Michael Jordan team will be hosting an petition, free throw com- 1989. back into the Sixers and the Chicago Bulls elementary camp for petition, Hot-Shot com- out on top with organi- zation. The Sixers made The 76ers made him family.” from 1986-89, and the girls K-8th (ages 5-14) petition and 5-on-5 play. the No. 1 overall pick in The 58-year-old Detroit Pistons from on June 14th-17th at Players will be divid- him the No. 1 overall pick in the 1973 draft. the 1973 draft, and he Collins will need time to 1995-98. He coached Bell County High ed into groups based on This is Collins’ played eight seasons build a winner in Jordan again with the School gymnasium. age and/or ability level. fourth stint as an NBA with them. He was a Philadelphia, something Washington Wizards The camp will be Awards will be given to coach. He’s worked as four-time All-Star in a other coaches haven’t from 2001-03. from 9am-12pm each competition winners and an analyst for TNT career shortened by been afforded. Since His two seasons with day and cost will be $35. “Camper of the Week” since leaving the injuries. Larry Brown left in the Wizards were his Registration will be on award will be given. Washington Wizards in A person familiar 2003, four others have only two full seasons in Monday, June 14th at Camp director will be 2003. with the negotiations failed to coach more which he did not lead 8a.m. David Teague (Bell Co. “We are excited to told The Associated than 82 games for the his team to the playoffs. Camp emphasis will head girls basketball hire a head coach with Press on condition of organization. He was fired shortly include teaching the coach) and staff will the level of experience, anonymity Thursday Jordan, Stefanski’s after Jordan was denied fundamentals of ball include Bell Co. players, knowledge and passion that Collins agreed to a first major coaching a return to the front handling, defense, staff and volunteers. For for the game that Doug four-year deal. hire, flopped in his lone office. shooting, passing, more information con- Collins has,” team presi- Stefanski interviewed season. After first-round Collins has been with rebounding, and foot- tact Coach Teague at dent Ed Stefanski. “He Collins on May 1, and exits in the playoffs two TNT since leaving the work. Camp will 606-269-7256. has been around basket- he quickly became the straight seasons, the Wizards. Vickers to miss remainder of season BY JENNA FRYER after. Carolina Hematology ing the driver pains similar AP Auto Racing Writer “This is what I love to Oncology. to being punched in the do, this is my life,” Vickers Vickers, seated ribs every time he took a CONCORD, N.C. (AP) said Friday at Charlotte between Limentani and breath. — Brian Vickers will miss Motor Speedway, where Red Bull Racing general Vickers is in his sev- the remainder of the he made his first public manager Jay Frye, then enth full season in the NASCAR season because appearance since his quickly lightened the Sprint Cup Series and of blood clots in his lungs ordeal began last mood. coming off his first and left leg. Wednesday. “This is what “I can actually race on appearance in the Chase Vickers was hospital- I love to do, and I fully blood thinners, I just can’t for the championship. He ized two nights last week intend on doing it again.” crash,” he smiled. “So I was replaced in the No. 83 after feeling chest pains The 26-year-old said ‘OK, what if I don’t Toyota last weekend by during a visit to Vickers is being treated crash?’ “ Casey Mears, who will Washington, D.C. Testing with blood thinners, and Limentani said the clots also drive the car in revealed the clots, and his physician could not in Vickers’ lungs were Saturday night’s All-Star Vickers missed last week- clear him to race because “relatively small,” but giv- Race. end’s race at Dover. of the dangers of the driv- Vickers returned to er being injured in a crash. North Carolina following “It is not advisable for $$ his release from the hospi- him to race while he’s on tal Friday night, but said a blood thinners,” said Dr. Gold Steven Limentani of recurrence of chest pains We pay up to 3 times more than the fly by night motel sent him back to the hospi- people pay, & 2 times what the party throwers pay. tal the next day. He spent (423) another two nights hospi- 869-9503 • Try us • Guaranteed • 30 yrs experience talized, and the decision to We Do it All Remodeling and New 7700 sit out the remainder of the Construction Needs. EAST END PAWN SHOP 7 season to receive treat- From floor leveling to $ $ ment was made shortly painting. 72639 248-7898 60699 Page 12 THE DAILY NEWS |SATURDAY|MAY 22, 2010
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For The Superintendent Claiborne Coun- fice at the letterhead room in Bingham- health insurance. busi- Unable to care for Claiborne Progress Middlesboro Inde- tyThis proposed con- address. There is a Backhoe, bulldozer town. Contact Babe EOE ness by phone can’t ask work, septic & exca- dog. 423-869-2374 Part Time Position you to pay for credit be- pendent Schools tour surface and nominal fee for copy- Rogers anytime. Please apply in per- after 4 p.m. Tues-Wed-Thurs fore you get it. For auger coal mine is ing. These files are vating, reasonable 502-229-1155 son at: moreAdvertisement located on the Ea- available for public rates. 606-248-0862 *Must have clean Arc of Claiborne Puppy Nursery-Poo- Manufactured driving record. information, call toll-free for Bids gan USGS Quadran- inspection during 4000 County Lawn Service dles, 4 other breeds. 1-877-FTC HELP. 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Job Directory Street, Middlesboro, responsibilities in- 2 BR luxury apts. in Exceptional Tennes- directed to the ADA NETWORK 606-248-7572 Accounting / Kentucky at which clude but are not lim- H'gate. 2 mi. from LMU. see Water (ETW) Coordinator, Human Save up to 40% off Financial time and place all ited to renting & Tree Service For info call because of the fed- Resources Division, your cable bill! Call Yard Sale 606-269-7681 bids will be publicly INSURANCE OPPOR- checking equipment, erally listed threat- 401 Church Street, dish Network Mike's Tree Trim- opened and read ened Blackside 12th Floor, L & C LARGE GARAGE TUNITY maintenance, sched- today! SALE ming/Stump Re- Apartments for rent aloud. Dace. Rock Creek Tower, Nashville, TN Local bank seeks uling & ordering. Ba- 1-877-274-2471 One day only, Satur- moval. Insured. in Middlesboro. Call Copies of the bid is listed as impaired 37243, person for F/T insur- sic maintenance day, May 22, 8 (423)526-7195, (606)248-4742 documents will be on the 303(d) list. 1-866-253-5827. ance depart. posi- skills are desired but a.m.-?? J.B. Stone 865-585-7084 available at the Cen- The proposed Hearing impaired Lifelock tion. Property & not necessary. Me- Estates off Hwy. 63 6000 tral Office Building, Straight Creek Sur- callers may use the Are You Protected? Casualty License chanical aptitude al- Employment in Tennessee 220 North 20th face Mine is included Tennessee Relay An identity is sto- preferred. Send re- though is a must. Street, Middlesboro, in the Total Maxi- Service len every 3 sec- sume to Apply in person. NO 2000 Help Wanted - Kentucky. mum Daily Load (1-800-848-0298). onds. Call Lifelock Automotive [email protected] phone calls please! 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BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker Today’s Answers
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Jacquelene Bigar’s HOROSCOPE HAPPY BIRTHDAY for Saturday, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) ZITS May 22, 2010; ##### You could have the best Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman This year, let your ingenuity flow. intentions and still find yourself in a Solutions will come forward. Often, compromising situation or one that friends and people who you consider you feel like you need to step back “givens” in your life seem to be differ- from. Others demonstrate a flakiness ent. People transform, and you are or unpredictability. They are reacting seeing a change in their behavior. If to the changes within and around you are attached, your home and fam- them. Tonight: Doing your thing. ily remain high priorities. Don’t forget LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) the little gestures that add to a ### If you feel that you still need romance. Rekindle the fire. If you are space, by all means, take it. single, you could meet someone quite Whatever’s on your mind, whatever unexpectedly. Let time prove the wor- you need to complete, will happen. thiness of the bond. LIBRA always You could feel out of sorts, but don’t makes you smile. take it out on others. Make a choice The Stars Show the Kind of Day You’ll just for you. Tonight: Nap and then THE FAMILY CIRCUS Have: 5-Dynamic; 4-Positive; 3-Average; decide. CONCEPTIS SUDOKU 2-So-so; 1-Difficult SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) Bil Keane ARIES (March 21-April 19) ##### Zeroinonwhatisimpor- by Dave Green #### You could be overly tired tant. Friends surround you. Whether from the workweek. Nevertheless, you go off to a ballgame or just go you try to rev up your energy levels. shopping, you seem to enjoy being 9 1 Careful — you could fall flat on your around crowds. Dig into your imagi- face. Nap and then make plans. A sur- nation when dealing with a child or 4 2 1 8 prise thought or idea intrigues you. loved one. Tonight: Where the hap- Tonight: Listen to your options. pening is. 5 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) ##### You could be exhausted #### Catch up with an older 2 3 4 6 by recent developments. You keep try- friend or relative. You might want to ing to make a situation better, but the get a head start on some work at some 6 9 other party also needs to have the point. Still, be aware that a family same desire. An unexpected invitation member does need you and won’t 1 9 8 7 or a friend’s surprise action could hesitate to make that point. Tonight: A delight many. Tonight: Listen to your must show. 1 inner clock. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) ##### If you can, take off with a 5 8 3 9 #### Home is where your heart friend or family member for the day. is. Invite others over, especially some- Getting a change of scenery or going DENNIS THE MENACE one who might need some nurturing. somewhere will be a semi-escape from
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6 9 2 4 8 7 3 1 5 her feelings. Tonight: Nap and then Jacqueline Bigar is on the Internet out. at http://www.jacquelinebigar.com. PAGE 14 THE DAILY NEWS |SATURDAY | MAY 22, 2010 OUR PETS Attention Pet Owners! Our pets are an important part of our lives. The Daily News understands this; that’s why we started this page. So send us those pictures of your special friend, whatever animal it may be. All you have to do is e-mail your pictures to [email protected] with “Special Pets” in the subject line. The pictures MUST be in a JPEG format and of your pet ONLY—no humans in the picture! Be sure to include your pet’s name, your name, address and phone num- ber (just in case we have any questions) and a brief description of your pet (name, breed, what type of pet, age, how they became your pet, etc.) and why you feel your pet is so special! We publish this section every other Saturday. Your pet will run in the order received , so please be patient! Start snapping those photos of your best friend today! Reader submitted photo Muffee (at left) is a 10-year-old Lhasa Apso. Her humans are Larry and Mary Charles Thacker of Middlesboro. She is usually Reader submitted photo very calm unless she sees a cat. Callie is taking her afternoon nap. Callie Reader submitted photo We have had her since she was a is very special to the Greene's. My name is Little Girl. I am a miniature puppy so Muffee is one of the dachshund and I am 6-years-old. My family. She loves to ride in the Friends of the Shelter mommy's name is Angela Bullins. We car. If you ever see her out, say are from Kettle Island. I love to play with Hi... Calendar of Events my toys all day, everyday. I know I get on Check out Friends of the Bell my mom’s nerves but I know she loves me and eventually she will play with me. County Animal Shelter on Facebook! I love to eat fried chicken with my papaw. Become a fan today! He fixes the best!!!! YUM YUM May 31: FOS regular meeting @ 7 pm at the Bell County Health Department in M’boro Upcoming events: Participate! June is Adopt a Shelter Cat Month The Daily News encourages you to attend local government Reader submitted photo meetings. Become involved in My name is CeCe (right). I am a the decisions that affect you Chihuahua and I'm 6-years-old. My and your community. mommy’s name is Mary Bullins and we live in kettle island. I love to lay in my Public service message courtesy of mom's lap all the time except for on Tuesdays when I like to lay in bed and eat while watching the ‘Biggest Loser’ with my mommy!!! My name is Nash. I am 7-weeks-old and I am an energetic puppy that loves to roll around and play. I like having my belly rubbed and like it when you scratch my ears. I am a great puppy. Please consider me for adoption!
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My name is Ressie, I am about 1-year-old and I still have some growing to do. I'm just as playful as any other puppy. I love to play fetch and go for walks. I would make a great new addition to the family. Please adopt me!
Sudie is 6-years-old and she loves to be carried around and loved on. Sudie likes to play fetch with children but only if they go get the stick for her! The sweet and loveable kind of dog that needs alot of attention. She would be a great lap dog for anyone. Please consider her for adoption!
Homeless Dog Adopts a Couple Jessica Wisloski and Mike Comeau of Brooklyn, N.Y., wanted a dog, but it couldn't just be a snap decision. They wanted to get a breed that didn't trigger Comeau's allergies. Their research showed that a border ter- rier was supposed to be better for people with allergies, Wisloski says, and it "made sense size-wise since we live in an apartment … The best part was they apparently acted more like a big breed than a small breed." They had some other requirements: older, female, housebroken and a shelter dog. ostost They entered their search criteria on Petfinder.com, the largest online t thethehe m m database of homeless pets and began browsing. The right dog didn't show GGeet outout of of your youruu TV! TV! up immediately, but one day they saw Francine, listed by Woof Dog Rescue in New York City. "She sounded very high needs in terms of love," Wisloski says, but the couple worked at home and felt up to the task of taking on a needy dog. Things didn't turn out quite the way they supposed. It wasn't so much them taking her on, but Annie, as they renamed her, taking them on. It was she who taught them the way it was going to be. "She makes sure we don't spend the day glued to a computer screen," Wisloski says, "lives for her walks and meals, and most of all, gives us the very therapeutic belly rubs (on her!) that help us calm down from a stress- .. ful day." it on. Wisloski and Comeau feel they made the right choice. "She has show- Find ered us with the kind of love that comes with the real glue that holds a DriveD a Little,ttt ttletlle Save S a Lot www.middlesborodailynews.comwww.midddlesborodailynews.com family together," Wisloski says, "…she's the first thing we think of every 0000 morning and has become a bright, shining light in our lives. Tax Creditedeeditdiditt Reinvestment Reeiinnvnveveeseststtmtmeeneentnt 30%30% upup to o 1500. 1500150000. "She doesn't mind our big park across the street and endless hugs and Neww BuckBuBBucucckck StovesStStotovoovoveveess : OverOvOveerr 303 inin stockstssto tooocckck cuddles on our end, either," the proud pet "mom" adds. woodwoooodod - coalcocoaoaalal - gasgaass It's obviously a mutual admiration society. MillsMMiliillllss FurnitureFuurrnrninitittuurre & ApplianceApplianAppppplliiaianancncece Petfinder.com Happy "Tail" Highway 66 • Arjay, KY 9083
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