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YOUR COMMUNITY Homecoming: Griffey pleads not guilty to Mountain Warriors child molestation charges back in Bell County PINEVILLE – Jason Griffey, 28 of ANTHONY CLOUD Middlesboro, officially Staff Writer pleaded not guilty in his formal arraignment MIDDLESBORO — Friday morning. Friends and family Griffey’s pre-trial con- crowded in front of Binghamtown Baptist ference date is set for Church in anticipation to January 30, 2012 at 9 a.m. see their loved ones for His bond remains the the first time in seven same at $500,000. months. Then the sound Griffey was indicted on of sirens rang through 11 counts of sodomy in the air as the the first degree, seven Middlesboro police and counts of sexual abuse in fire department escorted the first degree, and nine the troops to the church. counts of criminal attempt American flags held to commit sexual abuse in by family and friends waved through the air as the first degree. His vic- troops made their way tims were under 12 years off the charter bus. The of age. 149th National Guard Griffey remains in cus- unit, nicknamed “The tody at the Bell County Mountain Warriors”, had Detention Center. finally returned home. An arrest or indictment It was the first time is an accusation only. the troops has seen their Those arrested or indicted families since they are considered innocent deployed on June 4. The unless proven guilty in a group served for seven ANTHONY CLOUD| Middlesboro Daily News months and 12 days. court of law. The ultimate mission Maiden of of the 149th unit was to ‘Taylor 4’ turn Iraq back over to the Iraqi soldiers. They receives no escorted supply convoys across Iraq and returned bond around 80 million dollars worth of equipment after PINEVILLE — crossing the Kuwait bor- Circuit Court Judge der, losing no soldier in Robert Costanzo ruled the process. All of the bases were early Friday that Candy shut down and turned Maiden, 28 of Frakes, over to the Iraqis at the would receive no bond. end of service. The prosecutors and After arriving, the sol- RAY WELCH| Middlesboro Daily News the defense met earlier in diers made their way into ANTHONY CLOUD| Middlesboro Daily News the month for a bond hear- the church with their ing. Costanzo listened to family and friends. both sides before making Mayor Bill Kelley spoke his decision. briefly to the soldiers, Maiden is one of four and welcomed them back home. people charged in the “These men are murder of 91-year-old heroes,” stated Kelley as William Taylor. he stood in front of the 1880 gold troops. A couple other offi- coin turns cers spoke to the soldiers up in telling them to enjoy their time off and how Salvation proud they were to serve next to their brothers in Army kettle arms. Sergeant First Class CYNTHIANA, Ky. Mario Cima ended the (AP) — The Salvation gathering in fitting fash- Army is hoping to turn a ion, announcing that the soldiers were “dis- $10 gold piece dropped missed.” into one of its red collec- Anthony Cloud is a staff tion kettles into a larger writer for the Middlesboro sum with an auction that Daily News. Contact him starts the bidding at via e-mail at $800. acloud@heartlandpublica- The 1880 coin was tions.com. RAY WELCH| Middlesboro Daily News placed into a kettle at the Cynthiana Wal-Mart this month and went unno- Ky. preparing to release nearly 1,000 inmates ticed until a bank teller spotted it, John Hodge, FRANKFORT, Ky. helps inmates find jobs they have no transition." chairman of the service considered maximum released, said it is (AP) — Kentucky is and housing after leav- There will be 996 security prisoners. unit of the Harrison important to have transi- preparing to release ing prison, in an attempt inmates released next The state has hired tion services to help County chapter of the nearly 1,000 inmates to reduce recidivism month, but Brown said about 90 new workers in Salvation Army, told the early as part an overhaul (http://cjky.it/rwbaWZ). he expects about 3,000 probation and parole to people adjust to life out- Lexington Herald- of the corrections It also will trim the to be released under the accommodate the side prison. Leader. department that state Department of program throughout increased number of "There are huge hur- Hodge says he thinks lawmakers passed earli- Corrections budget by 2012. inmates going into dles," Hascal said. "Our the coin wasn't given by er this year. about $40 million next Most of the inmates supervision. goal is to help people Inmates who are year. were convicted of Class "We delayed the mistake but deliberately have a healthy, drug- donated by someone within six months of They were "going D felonies, which are the implementation of this and alcohol-free place to who doesn't want to be being released will be let from the most super- lowest level and include particular piece long identified. go on Jan. 3 and put vised place they could robbery, burglary and enough to have the live," she said. Similar stories have under supervision by the be in to basically open- some drug offenses. infrastructure in place," In addition, she said Probation and Parole ing the door and saying: Several inmates are Brown said. been reported in Kansas, staff at The Brady Department. 'Good luck,' " Brown not eligible for the pro- Karyn Hascal with Center can help released Maryland and Justice Cabinet said. "Some would suc- gram, including those The Healing Place, a Tennessee. Secretary J. Michael ceed on their own ... but convicted of Class A nonprofit agency that inmates come up with a Brown told The Courier- we know that many felonies, which is the operates a center to help plan to find employment Journal that the program won't succeed because highest level, and those inmates who have been and live independently. www.middlesborodailynews.com

PAGE 2 THE DAILY NEWS |SATURDAY | DECEMBER 17, 2011 Today's Weather TODAY IN BRIEF Local 5-Day Forecast Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed — National News — 12/17 12/18 12/19 12/20 12/21 'Barefoot Bandit' cases against Harris-Moore in three gets more than 7 Washington counties. He has already pleaded guilty to federal charges in years for spree Seattle and will be sentenced for those crimes early next year, but the sentence is 52/30 55/33 60/44 57/45 59/36 COUPEVILLE, Wash. (AP) — The expected to be shorter than his state term. Clouds giving way to Sunny. Highs in the Considerable cloudi- Showers possible. Few showers. Highs youthful thief who rocketed to interna- Harris-Moore faced a sentencing sun . Highs in the mid 50s and lows in ness. Highs in the Highs in the upper in the upper 50s and tional notoriety as the "Barefoot Bandit" range of just over seven years to just low 50s and lows in the low 30s. low 60s and lows in 50s and lows in the lows in the mid 30s. while he evaded police in pilfered cars, under 10 years. the low 30s. the mid 40s. mid 40s. boats and planes during a two-year crime "Colton's very pleased," said his attor- spree was sentenced Friday to more than ney John Henry Browne. "He was Sunrise Sunset Sunrise Sunset Sunrise Sunset Sunrise Sunset Sunrise Sunset seven years in a Washington state prison expecting the worst." 7:41 AM 5:21 PM 7:42 AM 5:21 PM 7:42 AM 5:22 PM 7:43 AM 5:22 PM 7:43 AM 5:23 PM after pleading guilty to dozens of Wearing handcuffs and an orange jail uniform, Colton Harris-Moore spoke charges. softly in court while entering his pleas. Colton Harris-Moore, now 20, In a statement provided to the judge, showed no reaction as the sentence was he said his childhood was one he would- delivered by a judge who took pity on his n't wish on his "darkest enemies." bleak upbringing at the hands of an alco- Still, he said he takes responsibility for holic mother and a series of her convict the crime spree that brought him interna- Kentucky At A Glance boyfriends — a situation she described as tional notoriety, and said he learned only a "mind-numbing absence of hope." too late of the fear he was instilling in his "This case is a tragedy in many ways, victims. but it's a triumph of the human spirit in Harris-Moore said he studied manuals other ways," Island County Judge Vickie and online videos to teach himself to be a Louisville Churchill said. "I could have been read- pilot, and the thrills he experienced while 46/32 ing about the history of a mass murderer. flying stolen planes renewed his passion Frankfort I could have been reading about a drug for life and will help him rehabilitate 45/28 abusive, alcoholic young man. That is the while in prison. triumph of Colton Harris-Moore: He has "The euphoria of the countdown to survived." takeoff and the realization of a dream was Lexington Harris-Moore's daring run from the nearly blinding," he wrote of his first Paducah 43/29 law earned him international fame and a illicit flight on Nov. 11, 2008. "My first movie deal to help repay his victims after thought after takeoff was 'Oh my God, 48/32 he flew a stolen plane from Indiana to the I'm flying.' I had waited my entire life for Bowling Green Bahamas in July 2010, crash-landed it that moment." 49/31 near a mangrove swamp and was arrest- He said he'll use his prison time to ed by Bahamian authorities in a hail of study and get ready to apply to college, bullets. with the hope of earning an aeronautical Middlesboro Friday's proceedings consolidated engineering degree. 52/30 Area Cities — World News — City Hi Lo Cond. City Hi Lo Cond. City Hi Lo Cond. Ashland 44 26 pt sunny Glasgow 47 29 sunny Murray 49 34 sunny Gaza paramedics: Militants attack Bowling Green 49 31 sunny Hopkinsville 48 30 sunny Nashville, TN 49 30 sunny Cincinnati, OH 44 28 pt sunny Knoxville, TN 51 29 pt sunny Owensboro 45 30 sunny Man dies from Pakistan army; 21 Corbin 46 27 pt sunny Lexington 43 29 pt sunny Paducah 48 32 sunny gunfire on border die in clash Covington 42 29 pt sunny Louisville 46 32 mst sunny Pikeville 48 33 pt sunny Cynthiana 44 27 mst sunny Madisonville 48 32 sunny Prestonsburg 44 28 mst sunny Danville 45 28 pt sunny Mayfield 50 33 sunny Richmond 44 28 mst sunny GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip (AP) — PARACHINAR, Pakistan (AP) — A Elizabethtown 45 29 mst sunny Middlesboro 52 30 pt sunny Russell Springs 46 28 pt sunny Palestinian paramedics say a man has local government official says militants Evansville, IN 46 30 sunny Morehead 43 27 pt sunny Somerset 45 28 pt sunny died from heavy machine gun fire on the set off a roadside bomb near a Pakistani Frankfort 45 28 pt sunny Mount Vernon 45 27 pt sunny Winchester 44 29 pt sunny tense border between the Gaza Strip and Israel. army convoy in a tribal region close to The man was rushed to the Al Aksa the Afghan border, sparking clashes that National Cities killed one soldier and 20 militants. hospital in central Gaza, where he died City Hi Lo Cond. City Hi Lo Cond. City Hi Lo Cond. late Friday night. Family members iden- Wajid Khan says the incident took Atlanta 58 34 sunny Houston 56 49 rain Phoenix 59 44 mst sunny tified the victim as Nafez Nabhein, 35, a place in Khanki village in the Upper Boston 38 25 pt sunny Los Angeles 67 44 sunny San Francisco 62 44 sunny Bedouin civilian from the Bureij refugee Orakzai region on Friday. Chicago 37 28 cloudy Miami 79 65 pt sunny Seattle 47 42 sunny camp. He says 25 soldiers were wounded in Dallas 56 44 pt sunny Minneapolis 32 26 pt sunny St. Louis 47 34 sunny An Israeli military spokeswoman said the militants' attack. He says the troops Denver 48 26 sunny New York 43 31 pt sunny Washington, DC 45 33 mst sunny soldiers on patrol in the area heard explo- repelled the attack, surrounded and killed sions, and a tank responded with gunfire 20 militants. toward "suspicious locations." She said The region is home to insurgents loyal the border is used by Palestinian mili- to Pakistani Taliban chief Hakimullah Moon Phases UV Index tants to plant explosives and attack Israel. The military and a Gaza health official Mehsud. Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed could not confirm if the man was killed Some insurgent commanders in 12/17 12/18 12/19 12/20 12/21 by military gunfire. Pakistan have claimed to be in peace 2 2 2 1 2 Last week, Israeli forces carried out talks with the government recently. Low Low Low Low Low airstrikes against suspected militants, Others have denied any negotiations, as Full Last New First retaliating for weeks of rocket fire. has the government. Dec 10 Dec 18 Dec 24 Jan 1 The UV Index is measured on a 0 - 11 number scale, with a higher UV 0 11 Index showing the need for greater -Associated Press content skin protection. ©2010 American Profile Hometown Content Service

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Kobe Bryant's wife files four years ago, when guards had to clear a path for drugs. for divorce Bonds to get through dozens of onlookers to his Illston said she was compelled to give Bonds a SUV. sentence similar to the two she meted out to other "Whatever he did or didn't do, we all lie," said figures convicted after trial of lying to the grand jury SANTAANA, Calif. (AP) — Kobe Bryant's wife, Esther Picazo, a fan outside the courthouse. "We all and federal investigators about their connection to Vanessa, filed for divorce on Friday from the Los make mistakes. But I don't think he should've gotten steroids. Angeles Lakers star, citing irreconcilable differ- any kind of punishment at all." The case against Bonds after he testified before ences as the reason for the split. Vanessa Bryant filed papers in Orange County Bonds was sentenced to two years of probation, the grand jury Dec. 3, 2003. Prosecutors revised his Superior Court in Santa Ana. 250 hours of community service, a $4,000 fine and original 2007 indictment several times and spent a A representative for the couple released a state- 30 days of home confinement. It will take time to year unsuccessfully appealing a key evidentiary rul- ment saying, "The Bryants have resolved all issues determine whether he serves any of it; his appellate ing before jurors deadlocked in April on three of the incident to their divorce privately with the assistance specialist, Dennis Riordan, estimated it would take four remaining charges related to his grand jury tes- of counsel and a Judgment dissolving their marital nearly a year and a half for the 9th U.S. Circuit timony. status will be entered in 2012." Court of Appeals to rule. On the final charge, the trial jury convicted Bonds The couple have been married for 10? years and Assistant U.S. Attorney Matthew Parrella called of purposely answering questions about steroids have two daughters, ages 8 and 5. the sentence a "slap on the wrist" and the fine with rambling non sequiturs in an attempt to mislead In the statement, the Bryants "ask that in the inter- "almost laughable" for a superstar athlete who made the grand jury. est of our young children and in light of the upcom- more than $192 million for playing baseball. “I think he probably got off a little easy," said ing holiday season the public respect our privacy Parrella had sought 15 months in prison and Jessica Wolfram, one of the jurors who convicted during this difficult time." argued that home confinement wasn't punishment Bonds of obstruction. "He was just so clearly guilty, Barry Bonds gets 30-day enough "for a man with a 15,000-square-foot house so I actually am happy he got sentenced to some- with all the advantages." Bonds lives in a six-bed- thing." home sentence, at worst room, 10-bath house with a gym and swimming Wolfram said she researched the case after the pool. trial and viewed evidence not presented then. After SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Eight years of being "The defendant basically lived a double life for that, she felt even more comfortable that Bonds was investigated for steroid allegations ended for home decades before this," Parrella said. He ripped Bonds guilty. run king Barry Bonds on Friday with a 30-day sen- not only over performance-enhancing drugs but over Besides Bonds, 10 people were convicted of var- tence to be served at home. No more — and maybe his personal life: "He had mistresses throughout his ious charges in BALCO cases. Six of them, includ- less. marriages." ing track star Marion Jones, were ensnared for lying U.S. District Judge Susan Illston immediately Parrella said Bonds made lots of money due in to grand jurors, federal investigators or the court. delayed imposing the sentence while Bonds appeals part to his use of performance enhancers and that he Others, including Bonds' personal trainer Greg his obstruction of justice conviction. The former has been "unrepentant" and "unapologetic" about it. Anderson, pleaded guilty to steroid distribution baseball star was found guilty in April not of using Illston said none of that had any bearing on charges. steroids, but of misleading grand jurors. Bonds' sentencing. The government's top BALCO investigator, Jeff Even without prison time, the case has left its She said she agreed with a probation department Novitzky, declined to comment outside the court- mark on the seven-time National League MVP. His report that called Bonds' conviction an "aberration" room after attending the hearing. 762 career home runs, and 73 homers in 2001, may in his life. She said she received dozens of letters in Bonds was one of two former baseball superstars forever be seen as tainted records, and his ticket to support of Bonds, some discussing how he has given to stand trial in doping-related cases this year. The baseball's Hall of Fame is in doubt. money and time "for decades" to charitable causes. trial of pitcher Roger Clemens was halted after just Bonds declined to speak in court. Well-wishers Bonds is the last — and highest-profile — defen- two days in July because prosecutors used inadmis- hugged the 47-year-old in the hallway courtroom dant in the government's investigation of the Bay sible evidence. U.S. District Judge Reggie Walton after the hearing was over, and a smattering of fans Area Laboratory Co-Operative, or BALCO, a has set a new trial for April 17. cheered him as he left the courthouse. It was a steroids distribution ring. The ex-slugger has long Both men will face a different judgment day in marked departure from his initial court appearance denied knowingly using performance-enhancing 2013, when they'll be eligible for the Hall of Fame.

THE DAILY NEWS |SATURDAY | DECEMBER 17, 2011 PAGE 3 2011 Relay for Life wraps up

ANTHONY CLOUD First State Financial. Staff Writer They raised approxi- mately $4,500. Second MIDDLESBORO — place was awarded to After a long layoff due team Xinergy and first to e-mail problems and place went to Home floods that occurred in Federal. The two teams June, the 2011 Bell raised over $23,000 County Relay for Life combined. Home wrapped up Thursday Federal raised over evening. $11,900 to earn first The teams met place honors. briefly at the Holiday The kick-off for the Inn hotel in 2012 Relay for Life Middlesboro to discuss will be on the third the upcoming year, dis- Thursday in January at cuss future changes, 6 p.m. at the and to present different Middlesboro Mall. awards. There are plans of It was announced some changes to the that Bell County raised website for next sea- over $71,000 in the son. Teams will be able fundraiser this year. to go to the website In the campsite cate- and see the top teams gory, third place went in the fundraiser. to Oscar the Grouch It was also stated and second place went that team members ANTHONY CLOUD|Middlesboro Daily News to the Pirates of the need to be registered at Team Xinergy and Home Federal Bank took first and second place in the team fundraiser category. Caribbean. The first least six weeks prior to Combined the two teams raised over $23,000. place winner for the the event. The actually campsite was date for the relay will Anthony Cloud is a staff acloud@heartlandpubli- Community Trust cer survivors and helps funds and awareness to be set at a later date. writer for the Middlesboro cations.com. Bank. remember people who help save lives in the Relay for Life is an Daily News. Contact him In the team fundrais- were lost in the strug- future. event that honors can- via e-mail at er, third place went to gle. It also helps raise LMU introduces honors scholars program

growth." dean of the Paul V. group of current of 26 credits of hon- mentorship is also Curriculum The Honors Hamilton School of undergraduate stu- ors courses. To stay built into the program Scholars program is Arts and Sciences." dents who will be active in the program through collaboration designed to aimed at providing University Honors invited to apply to the and enjoy its benefits in the thesis project, deeper and broader Scholars will engage program as well as a Honors Scholars must additional instruction- motivate learning opportuni- their college educa- group incoming stu- also complete a mini- al and tutorial time as ties, especially in sci- tion through courses dents. Selection to the mum of one honors well as research advanced ence and general edu- that expect more criti- program is based on course per year; com- opportunities. Thesis students to cation, while pushing cal reading and writ- several factors includ- plete one honors serv- projects arising from its participants to ing, thoughtful dis- ing superior academ- ice-learning experi- scientific investiga- engage, serve engage, serve and cussion and interdis- ic, service and leader- ence per year; and tion are a natural lead in all aspects of ciplinary analysis," ship achievement. participate in one expectation as LMU and lead their educational Jarstfer said. "The Speaking for the honors program social launches this initia- experience. The pro- program requires Honors Working event per semester. To tive. HARROGATE, gram will enhance University Honors Group, Jarstfer said, receive the graduation For more informa- Tenn. — Lincoln participants' profes- Scholars to serve "It was very important distinction of tion on the program Memorial University sional and graduate through volunteer to the Honors University Honors visit (LMU) will roll out a school applications projects which benefit Working Group to Scholar, an honors www.LMUnet.edu/ac new Honors Scholars and provide preferen- the campus, commu- create pathways into thesis project must be ademics/honors or Program in the Fall of tial applicant status nity and region. The the Honors Scholars successfully defended email honors.schol- 2012. The academic for graduates who values of service are program which will before a student and [email protected]. program for high- choose to pursue their reinforced as encourage current and faculty panel. Faculty ability students career paths at any of University Honors transfer students to includes honors LMU's post baccalau- Scholars lead in other become part of this courses, an honors reate degree pro- service experiences learning community thesis project with grams, including the throughout their col- as well as incoming faculty mentor and LMU-DeBusk lege education." freshmen." Current learning through serv- College of The program will LMU or transfer stu- ice. Osteopathic have a limited enroll- dents with less than "As our learning Medicine. Other ben- ment but also provide 30 college credits can community continues efits of the program several pathways to become Honors on its rapid trajectory include scholarships, participate. Scholars. of growth, the faculty opportunities to par- Developed by a facul- The program and deans felt it was ticipate in regional ty working group rep- requires Honors important that LMU and national honors resenting all of the Scholars to complete provide an enhanced meetings, housing LMU undergraduate an honors core cur- learning experience with other honors stu- schools, the LMU riculum that includes for advanced stu- dents and recognition Honors Scholars HNRS 100, 200, 300, dents," LMU upon graduation. Program will be 400 and 499 courses President B. James Discipline-specific founded with a select as part of a minimum Dawson said. "This honors courses will be Acrylic White Tip *LIW &HUWLÀFDWHV program provides developed initially in July Special Reg $30.00 Special $25.00 Available Manicure & Spa Pedicure Gel White Tip these students with a the sciences and be DecemberSummer Special Special Reg. $40.00 Special $30.00 Deluxe Manicure Reg $30.00 Special $20.00 2EG  3PECIAL 0RICE taught in the new Fashion Color Tip $20.00 challenging curricu- Acrylic Pink & White Deluxe Pedicure Math and Science Reg. $ 45.00 Special $30.00 Reg. $40.00 Special $30.00 2EG  3PECIAL 0RICE $35.00 lum, advanced &RDFK ‡ /9 ‡ &KDQQHO $OO WKH IDVKLRQ GHVLJQ 7LS research opportuni- Center. The efforts to Reg. $45.00 Special $38.00 COUPON Acrylic Toe Nails ties, instruction from establish this new Reg $55.00 Special $45.00 opportunity for stu- 'LDPRQG 3LQN :KLWH Professional Nail Care superior faculty in OUPON Reg. $65.00 Special $50.00 for Ladies & Gentlemen dents in all LMU C their specialty and Nail Techs - Julie & Don s !PPTS  7ALK )NS 7ELCOME social and service undergraduate pro- -ON 3AT  !- TO  0- s #OMFORTABLE  6ENTILATED 3ALON 3UN   0- s 7E 3ANITIZE %QUIPMENT FOR YOUR SAFETY opportunities for grams has been led by

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he kinds of ideologues who are West was lightly defended by some, Washington Post columnist Moskowitz are highfliers, where most buffoonishly trapped in irra- but many dismissed him for attacking Jonathan Capehart observed on televi- kids are not only passing tests, but tional narcissism threaten both the president in a way that could help sion recently that Smiley is fundamen- acing them. The key to these schools' Tthe right and the left. It does not mat- right-wing extremists opposed to the tally upset because he has received no success is not ideological fealty but ter if one is Donald Trump, a conser- thoughtful use of compromise at the phone requests for advice from the simply hard work on the part of the vative elephant, or Cornel West, a don- president, which is why he is against serious center of American politics. educators and the kids themselves, key and a so-called academic quite Jesse Jackson, for instance, pointed him. Self-importance has no bounds. ready to spout "progressive" cliches. out that only 500,000 votes took West is a different case. He is so who transcend every stereotype of In fact, each believes Richard Nixon into the White House. lost that it is impossible for him to urban youth. It is also true that the that President Barack Saying that number seemed to dry his even question a high-profile union like community itself is well aware of how Obama proves how mouth. The veteran civil-rights leader the United Federation of Teachers, good a job is done by the Success out of touch he is by said that narrow margin took place which is more responsible for the trou- Academy, or by the Harlem education not calling one of because the anti-war movement and blingly low quality of our public success in the public schools offered them for badly needed the black protests against the election schools than any other entity, primari- through HEAF under the direction of advice. both smeared Hubert Humphrey fatal- ly because it has stood behind all of Danielle Moss Lee. It looks like every ly. They convincingly disgruntled oth- the teachers who perform poorly and We are at our best when we tune out Republican running ers and encouraged the disappointed to are transferred from one minority for the presidential the loud, broad comedy of both the tea Stanley sit that one out. school to another, failing their students nomination except for This position opened the door for at every stop. party and the progressive buffoons, Crouch Rick Santorum and Nixon, whose effect on politics was This is about to happen again allowing, instead, the true spirit of ——— Newt Gingrich has enormous. Redneck Democrats real- because West will join a protest America to come through. And though Syndicated refused to appear in a ized that they could become against the closing of schools found the extremes only get louder and loud- Trump-sponsored Republicans and thus get respect for inadequate by everything other than er, viler and viler, I am confident that Columnist debate later this their racism. the union and its shills. "We're not we will make it through, because we month. Even if they At the same time, serious and disen- going to allow this to happen," he said are still the United States of America. need the votes, they chanted left-wingers began to call last week upon discovering that two It takes longer than it should, but we must not be that par- themselves "progressives" after the Harlem schools would be closed for almost always grow up and handle our ticularly desperate. They must, after term "liberal" was poisonously dis- their poor performance -- Frederick problems as intelligent adults are all, know what it will look like to have missed by President Ronald Reagan. Douglass Academy II and the a political discussion that resembles a As buffoons like West and Tavis Wadleigh Secondary School for the capable of doing. That is truly our last Marx Brothers routine. Smiley prove, however, there are still Performing and Visual Arts. best hope. Stanley Crouch can be reached by email at Then there is the other side. At the enough pies in the sky to satisfy their Meanwhile, the Harlem Success recent gala for The Nation magazine, taste. Academy charter schools run by Eva [email protected]. TODAY IN HISTORY By the Associated Press oday is Saturday, Dec. 17, the In 1777, France recognized Ten years ago: Marines raised the Press. 351st day of 2011. There are 14 American independence. Stars and Stripes over the long-aban- Today's Birthdays: Actor Armin days left in the year. In 1830, South American patriot doned American Embassy in Kabul, Mueller-Stahl is 81. Actor George TToday's Highlight in History: Simon Bolivar (see-MOHN' boh- Afghanistan. Gunmen raided Haiti's Lindsey is 76. Singer-actor Tommy On Dec. 17, 1903, Wilbur and LEE'-vahr) died in Colombia. National Palace, killing at least ten Steele is 75. Rock singer-musician Art Orville Wright of Dayton, Ohio, con- In 1925, Col. William "Billy" people in an attack the government Neville is 74. Actor Bernard Hill is 67. ducted the first successful manned Mitchell was convicted at his court- described as a failed coup attempt powered-airplane flights near Kitty martial in Washington of insubordina- (opponents accused the government of Actor Ernie Hudson is 66. Political Hawk, N.C., using their experimental tion for accusing senior military offi- staging the attack to clamp down on commentator Chris Matthews is 66. craft, the Wright Flyer. cials of incompetence and criminal dissent). Comedian-actor Eugene Levy is 65. On this date: negligence; he was suspended from Five years ago: Gunmen in Iraqi Actress Marilyn Hassett is 64. Actor active duty. army uniforms kidnapped some 30 Wes Studi is 64. Pop musician Jim In 1939, the German pocket battle- people at the Red Crescent offices in Bonfanti (The Raspberries) is 63. ship Admiral Graf Spee was scuttled downtown Baghdad (about half were Actor Joel Brooks is 62. Rock singer by its crew, ending the World War II released the same day). Searchers on Paul Rodgers is 62. Rhythm-and-blues Battle of the River Plate off Uruguay. 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THE DAILY NEWS |SATURDAY | DECEMBER 17, 2011 PAGE 5 COMMUNITY NEWS OBITUARIES Bolton, Joseph and (Bobby) Brooks, Robin Corinthians 5:8 Holly Amelia Serrenho, and Hall, Jonnie (Joey) In addition to his par- Connor Jones. He also Young, LeeAnn ents, Victor and Ellen leaves behind several (Michelle Good) Ball; Sowder Ely, he was pre- ecorating with Holly branches is just one of cousins and a large num- her grandchildren, ceded in death by broth- many Christmas traditions that come from ber of friends. Robert (Carol) Brooks, ers, Stanley Ely and the forest. Its green foliage and bright red He attended the Amanda and Cassie Gillus Ely; sisters, bDerries stand out in a bleak winter landscape, which University of Kentucky Hall, Joseph E. Young Blanch Hopson and has attracted mankind to it for centuries. and was a veteran of the II, Dillon M. Ball; her Alice Arnold; half- Long ago Druids (tree worshippers) believed the US Air Force and the US great grandchildren, brothers and sisters, Holly remained green during winter so the world Army. He was an active Megan, Hunter, Hailey Thomas Arthur Ely, would retain a remnant of beauty during the bleak member of First Baptist and “Peanut” Brooks; Revanna Nowell, Ben winter so summer would return. They often wore Church, Middlesboro, her brothers, J.C. Ely, and James C. Ely; sprigs of Holly in their hair during and an ordained deacon. (Gwen) Overbay, Earl and grandson Brian celebrations, and would bring He also served his (Naomi Rae) Overbay, William Ely. branches into their homes to wood church and community Bobby (Chris) Overbay; He is survived in spirits a refuge from the frigid winter. on several boards and and many loved Nieces, death by his wife of 69 Holly was said to repel poison, light- agencies and frequently Nephews and other fam- years, Elsie Rowland ening, and witchcraft. South Clinton Bevins volunteered transporta- ily and friends. Ely; sons Eddie (Phyllis) Early Christians decorated their tion for others with The family will Ely, Gary (Carolyn) Ely, homes and churches with Holly at health needs. receive friends from 5 Tom (Beverly) Ely, and Christmas time. They called it “holy South Clinton Visitation will be held until 8 p.m. Saturday, Shelby Lynn (Elaine) tree”. The pointed leaves resembled Bevins on Saturday, Dec. 17, December 17, 2011 at Ely; grandchildren, the crown of thorns that Jesus wore from 1-3 pm at FBC, Coffey Funeral Home in Alicia (Brad) Burkhart, Steve when he was crucified. And the red Middlesboro, with berries symbolized the drops of PINEVILLE — Tazewell. Funeral serv- Drs. Jennifer (Christian) Roark funeral at 3:00 PM with blood he shed. Because the Holly South Clinton Bevins of ice 11 a.m. Sunday, Hofer, Matthew ——— Revs. Allison Hicks and had come to stand for peace and joy, Pineville, KY, passed December 18, 2011 at (Rachel) Ely, Lynn Ely, Bill Duncan officiating. Tri-State people often settled quarrels beneath away unexpectedly at Coffey Funeral Home Tristan Westbrook, Interment will follow in Outside one. A sprig of Holly on the bedpost his home on Wednesday, Chapel. Burial in Brooks Jamie (Josh) Bolton, the Pineville Memorial was supposed to bring happy dreams. Dec. 14, 2011. Cemetery. Minister: Michael Ely, Allison Cemetery. Pallbearers Holly makes a great addition to the Born in McCombs, Rev. Gary Fletcher Ely, Shellaina Ely, include Charles Evans, home landscape, and there are many KY, on July 21, 1930, he Pallbearers: Robert Emily Ely, and Natalie Aaron Bevins, Bill varieties available from nurseries. Keep in mind that was the only child of Brooks, Joseph E. Ely; great-grandchil- Johnson, Billy Hunter, a Holly will have either male flowers only or female. Grady and Martha Young, JR, Joseph E. dren, Macy Disher, Ron Sylvester, and In science lingo the Holly is dioecious (Greek, Bevins. He arrived in Young II, Dillon M. Dillon Disher, Jacob Chalk Stapleton. meaning “two houses”). Most trees like oaks and Pineville in March of Ball, Marshall Overbay Rosenblum, Ethan Ely, Honorary pallbearers such are monecious and have flowers with both 1957 and founded the and Gary Overbay. Korene Fogelsanger, include Leon Miracle sexes present on the same tree. In simpler terms you radio station WMLF, Coffey Funeral Home Amelia Wilson, Hannah and the members of the have boy Hollies and girl Hollies, and only the girls which later became in charge. Wilson, Reed Ely, Men’s Adult Sunday will have berries. So in order to have berries you WANO 1230 AM. He Addison Burkhart; half- School Class, FBC need to plant both sexes. Female trees are available also owned and operated George Shelby brother, Grant Ely; half- Middlesboro. that have a male Holly branch grafted onto them so KLER-VU Cable TV, Ely sister, Goldie (Joseph) In lieu of flowers, the that the female flowers are pollinated and produce delivering cable service Southern; brother-in- family is asking that berries. Ask your nursery dude about it. throughout Bell County HARROGATE, Tenn. law, Roger (Patti) donations be made to Holly is an easy to grow tree. About the only until his retirement in — George Shelby Ely, Rowland; sisters-in-law, Clear Creek Baptist restriction is that it needs a well drained soil. It is the mid-1980s. age 88 of Harrogate, Rena Wilson and Ruth Bible College, Pineville, tolerant of shade and under good conditions should He was preceded in went home to be with Keck; a host of nieces KY. grow at a fair pace. Birds, especially Cedar death by his first wife, the Lord on Tuesday, and nephews; special Arnett & Steele Waxwings, will enjoy the fruit, and you will have a Barbara Bevins. December 13, 2011, caregivers, Carolyn Ely, Funeral Home and ready source of Holly sprigs to bring in your house Survivors include his after a brief illness. Vicki Caldwell, Betty Cremation Center, during Christmas and help keep those wood spirits wife, Trilby Bevins of Born September 21, Long, and Joann Ables, Pineville, is honored to warm. Have a green Christmas. Harrogate; son, Wade 1923, at Arthur, Tenn., Amedisys Healthcare serve the Bevins Family. Bevins of Middlesboro he was the son of the late and Dr. George Day and Light a virtual candle or and daughter-in-law, Victor and Ellen Sowder staff. sign the guest register at Melissa Bevins; daugh- Ely. Funeral services will Bell County www.arnettsteele.com. ter, Beth Bevins Duncan A World War II veter- be held at 8 p.m. of Tazewell and son-in- an, he served in the Saturday, December 17, Norma Jean at the Creech Funeral law, Bill Duncan; grand- Headquarters Company 4-H holds sons, Aaron and Will Ball 10th Army in Honolulu, Home Chapel with Dr. Bevins and Joseph, Okinawa, and Korea. He William Boyd Bingham III and the Rev. Harry Isaac, and Matthew PINEVILLE — received The WWII Gent presiding. Music annual food Duncan; and sister, Ruth Norma Jean Ball, age Victory Ribbon, Good will be provided by Jane Stone of Harrogate. 74, was born August 14, Conduct Medal, AP Cox and Thomasa Step daughters include 1937 and passed away at Theater Ribbon and One Risner. drive Cynthia Stephens and her home December 15, Bronze Service Star. He Interment will be on husband, Al and 2011. joined Gap Creek BY CHEYENNE DEATON Sunday, December 18, Margaret Serrenho and She was a Nurse at Baptist Church in 1938, Bell County 4-H Club Reporter at 2 p.m. at the Rowland husband, Joe, both of Pineville Community and up until his death he Cemetery on King Bend Harrogate; and Rebecca Hospital in Pineville, had the longest standing PINEVILLE — The Bell County 4-H Club met Rd. in Cumberland Gap, Jones and husband, Tim KY for 22 years. She membership. He had Saturday, December 10, at the First Presbyterian Tenn. Special music at of Cleveland, TN. Step was preceded in death also been a Master Church in Pineville for the regular monthly meeting. the graveside to be per- grandchildren are Erika by her husband W.E. Mason for 57 years with At the meeting, members brought in food for the formed by his grand- Ball, Sr.; mother and the Powell Valley Lodge club’s annual food drive for the church, as well as Lay-A-Way daughter Shellaina Ely. father Cordelia and #488 F&AM. Christmas cards to send to the patients at the Military Honors will be 1RZ )RU &KULVWPDV Preston Turner Overbay; George was a loving Veteran’s Hospital in Lexington. given at the graveside. Down brothers, Homer, husband, devoted father, They also held their annual Christmas party. 20% To honor their father, And small scheduled Eugene, William and a proud grandfather and The Bell County 4-H Club meets the second payments will have the sons of George Ely your selections held Roosevelt Overbay. a great-grandfather. Saturday of each month at the First Presbyterian will serve as pallbearers. She is survived by her “Absent from the body, Church in Pineville. Any youth interested in joining  +IHNBM Honorary pallbearers are daughters, Regina present with the Lord” 2 the club can call 337-2376 for more information. 1;G? M Richard McMurray, ! & Eddie Chumley, Lester Treece, Joe Ely, Brad Only Pure GOLD Burkhart, and Roger Don’t be scammed! Rowland. & SILVER It seems like every day you hear of a new scheme The family will would like to encourage you to to con unsuspecting people. Many times the NO Plated Jewelry Here elderly fall victim to these scams receive friends from 6 to and sometimes lose their life-savings. 8 p.m. Saturday, Volunteer December 17, at Creech in your community! One way to help avoid falling prey to this Many local nursing type of crime is by never giving out personal Funeral Home homes, hospitals and information over the phone or the internet. 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Comfort the Sorrowful

The fourth spiritual work of mercy is to comfort the sorrowful. Unfortunately, the world is full of pain and suffering, and we need not look far to find someone in need of comforting. Philosophers have often referred to this realm as a “veil of tears,” suggesting that sorrow is the essence of our earthly existence. But surely, that goes too far. There is joy amongst the sadness, and great evils often give rise to incredible acts of mercy and forgiveness. Life is a mixed bag, some good and some bad, and what gives our lives meaning is the ability to improve the balance of good over bad. Sometimes, this involves increasing the happiness of others and at other times it means decreasing their pain. Comforting the sorrowful may be as simple as sending a sympathy card to someone who has lost a loved one, or it may be as complicated as rescuing someone who is suicidal. Often, the other person just needs someone to be with and listen to them. We should not feel compelled to give them advice nor should we presume that we understand what they are going through. More appropriately, we should just let them know that we truly care about them and are there to listen and help. We may wish to consider suggesting or even arranging professional help for the person suffering. Most people who are deeply suffering would benefit from professional counseling of some kind, whether it is with their pastor, their doctor, or a psychotherapist. Finally, although we should not assume that we can do the work of a trained professional, we should try to be there for them in their hour of need.

Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted. R.S.V. Matthew 5:4

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Section Editor: Donna Greene Phone: (606) 248-1010 ext. 205 RELIGION Fax: (606) 248-7614 Email: [email protected] Joy unspeakable and full of glory

C.S. Lewis observed Ronnie ing the white-capped will let me. back at home, an empty guarding stupid sheep that something of gen- waves, the lush green This is exactly Lewis’ pot over the family fire. under the cold stars. uine beauty produces in McBrayer mountains stood in the point. We find joy in There was so much with They still had their us joy, joy born from two background, and the what we see, hear, or which to be troubled. troubles. They were still reactions. First, Lewis Keeping creaking of melting gla- experience and then we Then, it happened. An poor, hungry, and tired. said, we stop. If it is a ciers filled the air. I was must share it with oth- angelic chorus erupted They still had four and work of art, a symphony, the Faith stunned silent. The ers. I wonder if this is from the sky or from two-legged predators a striking human being, around us disappeared. majesty of that moment what the shepherds heaven, from some- with which to deal, but or a sunset on the beach; We were stunned stopped time, but when experienced on that first where, and sang of the joy had found a place in a thing of beauty arrests motionless by a holy time resumed I wanted Christmas. It was a Christ-Child born in their hearts, joy us, stops us in our tracks silence, a silence broken to tell everyone what I night that began just Bethlehem. The shep- unspeakable and full of to look and observe, the only by the sharing of had experienced! like so many other herds quaked and shook God’s glory. They could- rest of the world falling joyful phone calls to I have stood at the rim nights before. The shep- with fear, stunned with a n’t be quiet about it, and away. waiting friends and fam- of the Grand Canyon, herds huddled together, silence as still as death. neither can we. ••••••••••••••• And second, we must ily. flown over the Grand shivering beneath the But it was a silence that McBrayer’s weekly then share what we have If you have ever been Tetons, climbed the vol- twinkling stars, as the might as well have been newspaper column, experienced with others. in love — passionate, canoes of Central frost fell heavy on the shouting when compared “Keeping the Faith,” We simply cannot con- blissful, absurd, fanati- America, watched life ground and on the top- to the holiness of kneel- began as a devotional tain ourselves. “Listen to cal love — then you emerge into the world, sides of the stupid sheep ing in the barn where the article for his local news- what I am hearing! know what it is like for gazed into the eyes of the they were guarding. beautiful newborn baby paper. It is now a past life to stop otherwise. Come see what I see! You woman who loves me, It was just another lay. Florida Press have to experience this New love is more than witnessed my grand- night of low-class, no- As they tiptoed away Association award win- with me!” Stop and butterflies in the belly, it mother pull fresh bis- class work, scraping out from the manger, they ner in Religion, and is share, Lewis said, are is absorption in another cuits from a wood stove: a living while dreaming could no longer contain nationally syndicated. the products of complete person, so much so that In each case I can’t tell of warm food and a warm their joy. “They spread He is the author of multi- joy. nothing else matters — you much about what bed. The only things that the word concerning ple books and publica- For those of us who except for telling others was going in the world kept them awake were what had been told them tions including Leaving are parents, we know about the one you love. around me. I can only the worries on their about this child, and all Religion, Following this sensation well. We I can remember stand- share with you the pure minds: Lurking preda- who heard it were Jesus, published by cannot forget holding our ing at Beluga Point out- joy that ruptured my tors in the night, lurking amazed.” And they Smyth and Helwys.Visit newly born children for side Anchorage, Alaska. heart at those moments, bill collectors on their returned to the low- his website at www.ron- the first time. The world The whales were break- and tell you I will, if you doorsteps, a sick child class, no-class work of niemcbrayer.net. SSuunnddaayy SScchhooooll LLeessssoonn The First Christmas response to the birth of his Carols Luke 1: only son we know as John (Let's take a couple with the Baptist. Like Mary, weeks off from our study Zechariah began with of Hosea to celebrate John praise, "Praise to the Jesus' birth.) Ditty Lord, the God of Israel, One of the unique because He has come and aspects of the celebration has redeemed His people." of Christmas is the abun- (v.68). dance of songs, or carols, been songs caroling the Next, Zechariah also that accompany the sea- coming of Christ. As a praised God for what He son. No other holiday com- matter of fact, the songs was doing, "He has raised pares in sheer volume we hold so dear pale in up the horn of salvation" and variety. As well, no comparison to those origi- (v.69). There are two God’s gift — joy and peace other holiday starts its nal songs recorded in notable points in his festivities as early as this Luke's account of the first exclamation. First, he Why do we have to (see Romans 8:28). And, one. Stores start decorat- Noel. These were songs acknowledged God's suffer? Wouldn’t it be Al because we can’t, we are ing in October and many not written by a man look- power. The horn (like the just as meaningful in Earley liable to stand with our radio stations, on the ing back but by God as horn of a bull) was an terms of your faith if you backs against the com- Friday after His plan of redemption ancient symbol of God's had lived a life of con- FROM A forting walls of our lives Thanksgiving, playing the was moving forward. The power dating back into tentment, devoid of suf- without the least ambi- songs of the season. Music songs are found in Luke 1. the early Old Testament fering, so that there RELIGIOUS tion to find that joy. And is a powerful thing. It Find a quiet place and period. It was a sign of would be so much more POINTOF so, God beckons us in moves us, lifts our spirits, take a few uninterrupted strength and ability. In room for joy? Think of pain, in suffering, in stirs our memories, and moments to read the sto- this Zechariah was all the wasted time VIEW hardship and sorrow to no music seems to do it ries leading up the birth of reminding us that what spent in suffering. There walk to Him all the better than Christmas Jesus. As you do look at God was about to do only was that financial prob- while urging us on with He had the power to do. me to walk. ‘So now,’ carols. They take us back the people who sang songs lem you had last year. His gentle yet com- And what was God doing? said Maum Jean, ‘I want to younger days when we about the coming of the There were days and pelling command, “You The singer proclaimed you to walk over to me.’ couldn't wait for Messiah. weeks on end when you can walk, boy! You can Christmas morning. To God's power to save. God's My instant reaction The first song of needed to focus on solv- walk!” Christmas pageant when salvation would rescue was fear. I knew I could- Christmas is found in ing the problems. Those Right before his bathrobes and with towels people from the enemy n’t walk unaided. I had Luke 1:46. It was sung by days you were sick just arrest and crucifixion, turbans made a child into (vs.71 and 74) and make it tried. I shrank back Mary, Jesus' mother, in made it worse. On the Jesus tells his disciples a shepherd and a glitter possible for people to walk against the solid sup- response to her cousin face of it it would seem these words, “A woman covered cardboard star lit with and serve God (vs.74- port of the tree. Maum Elizabeth's proclamation that suffering is a very giving birth to a child the manger for the coming 75). Jean continued to urge that Mary was blessed by inefficient way of get- has pain because her three kings. Carols move Zechariah also remind- me. I burst into tears. I God to carry in her womb ting things done from a time has come; but when some to think quiet ed all who would hear his begged. Her voice rose the Christ. To this Mary divine perspective any- her baby is born she for- thoughts and others to song, that God was doing suddenly, ‘You can walk, sang out, "My soul glori- way. gets the anguish festive laughter. The car- this out of His mercy boy! The Lord has spo- fies the Lord and my spir- Arthur Gordon because of her joy that a ols are powerful. (v.72). Salvation was not ken! Now walk over it rejoices in God my relates his story of being child is born into the There is a story of one offered and is not offered here.’ Somehow, Savior" (1:46). Mary's stricken with polio at world” (John 16:21). The Christmas Eve during the based on humanities' impelled by something words are full and clearly age three, so his poverty disciples would know First World War. A shaky, demand but rather on stronger than fear, I display her devotion to stricken parents aban- sorrow for a time too, unofficial cease fire was God's kindness and will- took a faltering step, God. When she said her don him at a New York but soon they would punctuated as the sound ingness to reach down to and another, and anoth- soul and spirit celebrated City hospital. Taken in know the indescribable of "Silent Night" drifted sinful man with the offer God she was saying all by a foster family, and er, until I reached joy of the resurrection. across the battlefield. The of forgiveness and that she was praised all moved to Georgia. There Maum Jean and fell into Which do you think God American troops did not redemption. This was not that God both did and was he met Maum Jean, an her arms, both of us is more concerned with, recognize the words but a new or innovative idea doing. She also acknowl- elderly black woman weeping. It was two our comfort or our knew the tune and soon for God had already made who took that frail, lost, more years before I growth? Which are you joined in. The next day the edged her greatest need, this known centuries lonely little boy into her could walk normally, more concerned with? troops came out of their her need of a savior. before through His heart. For six years, she but I never used the Can you remember a trenches, not to fight but As a Jewess, Mary prophets (v.70). daily massaged his crutches again.” (Arthur time that you struggled to celebrate Christmas would have been quite Like Mary, Zechariah weak legs; administer- Gordon, A Touch of through a crisis, and Day together. Food and aware of the promise that responded to God's activi- ing her own hydrothera- Wonder) then experienced the joy drinks, stories of home someday God would send ty. He gave God his son py in a nearby creek; What joy Gordon of victory when the cri- and pictures of family one who would save His John to be used by God to and encouraged him must have experienced sis was resolved? Tell filled the day. There was people from that which prepare the way for spiritually with her sto- when he finally reached someone about that even a soccer game which they could not save them- Messiah (vs.76-79). ries, songs, and prayers. the loving arms of his experience, and maybe tradition recalls the selves. For hundreds of Zechariah gave to God Gordon writes, “Night Maum Jean. they will have a similar Americans won. On Dec. years the people had wait- that which was most pre- after night Maum Jean Undoubtedly the pain story of victory to share 26, the men returned to ed. Now the time had cious to him. continued the messag- from his withered limbs with you. Are you going war. The power of the come and Mary thrilled at Carol's, they are more ing and praying. Then must have been excruci- through a difficult time song. the thought of God's the sentiment they are one morning, when I ating with every step during this Christmas But we know it was not greatness (v.49), mercy the stories of our faith. was about twelve, she that he took. Yet, a kind season? In what ways the power of the music but (v.50), and love in action May we, like the first car- told me she had a sur- of joy he had never expe- might God be stretching the story of the carol that (vs.51-54). As these words olers, praise God this sea- prise for me. She led me rienced before waited for you to become a stronger moved the men that day. flooded from her heart, son and see the true rea- out into the yard, placed him at the end of that person? I hope you will The story of peace on let's be reminded of her son for Christmas, God me with my back walk. Through the pain seek a closer relation- earth. Here's the point for earlier words which show bringing to the world sal- against an oak tree; I he had achieved a peace ship with God to help telling that story and the her response to all that vation through His Son. can feel the rough bark that he had longed for you in all of life’s jour- reminiscing on carols. God was doing and would And may we, like those of it to this day. She took but never been able to neys as you celebrate Carols are nothing new to do, "I am the Lord's ser- first carolers, give to God away my crutches and achieve. the birthday of the the Christian celebration vant, may it be done to me that which is most valu- braces. She moved back Why do we suffer? Savior of the world. of the incarnation of Jesus as you have said (Luke able, may we give Him a dozen paces and told One good reason we do ••••••••••••••• Christ. Since there has 1:38). our lives. me that the Lord had is because God always To find out more been a Christmas season, Three months later Next Week: spoken to her in a has something far more about Al Earley or read the original one which another carol was written Bethlehem's Manger, dream. He had said that joyful in mind for us previous articles, visit probably didn't take place by Elizabeth's husband, the Story Within the the time had come for than we can imagine www.lagrangepres.com. in December, there have Zechariah. It came in Story Luke 2.

PAGE 8 THE DAILY NEWS |SATURDAY |DECEMBER 17, 2011 Section Editor: Donna Greene Phone: (606) 248-1010 ext. 205 Fax: (606) 248-7614 Email: [email protected] COMMUNITY Web page: www.middlesborodailynews.com Ellen Myers Primary School announces second six weeks honor rolls and perfect attendance list Ellen Myers Primary School has Haley Dick, Matthew Duncan, Afton Ledford, Dakota Leight, Caleb Lester, 3rd Grade Principal’s List: Joseph announced the perfect attendance list Hamelin, Erin Hensley, Joseph Ice, Tyler Myatt, Logan Patterson, Talen Ice, Alyssa Livesay, Kaylee Mize, and honor rolls for the second six Jada Lawson, Alyssa Livesay, Daniel Poole, Annette Ramirez-Perez, Kara Trinity Wagner weeks grading period for the 2011-12 Maiden, Lucas Money, Megan Moore, Ramsey, Will Weaver, Logan Wilder 3rd Grade Honor Roll: Caelyn school year. Nicholas Wilder, Cheyen Williams 2nd Grade: Principal’s List: John Asher, Jenna Barnes, Cameron Brock, 4th Grade: Caden Brunsma, Skyler Brogan, Trevor Fuson, Katherine Jeremiah Cannon, D’Anna Florian, Matthew Goins, Connor Gilbert, Jaymin Huddleston, Jeremiah Catalanotto, Seth Cherry, Madelyn PERFECT ATTENDANCE Hoskins, Conner Leach, Logan Irvin, Nicholas Irvin, Aiden Jackson, Cline, Delaney Coleman, Eli Cox, Kindergarten: Asher Hatfield, Miracle, Nathaniel Partin, Jared Halie Lester, Sebastien Oumeddour, Haley Dick, Samuel Douglas, Memphis Houston, Haley Johnson, Peters, Skylar Redmond, Christian Makatelyn Ramsey, Samuel Rhodes, Matthew Duncan, Luke Evans, Gracie Nash, Von Orr, Micah Poe, Saylor, Rachel Saylor Amelia Serrenho, Penelope Stout, Mackenzie Graham, Brooklyn Kaden Smith, Evan Thomas Christian Williams, Jaelyn Hunley, Maddy Jones, Nicky Jones, 1st Grade: JT Asher, Ariel Witherspoon Jada Lawson, Jamie Maiden, Ethan Baltimore, Emily Berry, Eddy Principal’s List/Honor Roll 2nd Grade Honor Roll: Jordan Marsee, Tyler Mayes, Tanner Pittman, Hoskins, Tyler Hoskins, Katie 1st Grade Principal’s List: Alexis Noah Robertson, Jaden Schertz, Jared Houston, Natalie Johnson, Makayla Akers, Jace Bailey, Allyson Brock, Akers, Emily Bakies, Caleb Tucker, Kennedy Warwick Jones, Dylan Noah, Logan Wilder, Zachery Bussell, Eowyn Capps, Tony Baltimore, Corey Barton, Haley 4th Grade Principal’s List: Carley Breanna Williams Collingsworth, Jase Daniels, Brylee Capps, Kahne Carter, Jaydon 2nd Grade: Jordan Akers, Emily Ellison, Eddy Hoskins, Natalie Clawson, Cassidy Combs, Chelsea Downhour, Nathan Fuson, Katherine Bakies, Caleb Baltimore, John Johnson, Makayla Jones, Riley Compton, Jacob Davis, Bryson Ellis, Messer Bingham, Johnathon Fettinger, Avery Justice, Ross Lee, Marissa Maiden, Ashton Epperson, Bradlee Hale, 4th Grade Honor Roll: Caden Hatfield, Isaac Heck, Brookney Emma Myatt, Aftan Payne, Josh Arrionna Harris, Avery Hatfield, Isaac Brunsma, Sarah Chumley, Lucas Houston, Tyler Miracle, Freddie Perkins, Megan Rowland, Matthew Heck, Brookney Houston, Riley King, Collins, Christian Cox, Connor Davis, North, Crystal Partin, Natalie Powers VanNorstran, Christa Wilson Zack Leffler, Mattie Maiden, James Sarah Flynn, Matthew Goins, Thomas 3rd Grade: Cameron Brock, Wesley 1st GradeHonor Roll: JT Asher, Mills, Hallie Miracle, Tyler Miracle, Justice, Aiden Lamb, Jared Peters, Brooks, Savannah Caldwell, Jeremiah Ariel Baltimore, Gracie Berry, Rylan Oscar Nieves-Acosta, Crystal Partin, Ethan Ramsey, Kylie Jo Roark, Cannon, D’Anna Catalanotto, Seth Douglas, Madison Hoskins, Tyler Natalie Powers, Ethan Slusher, Winter Cassidy Smith, Seth Smith, Lindsay Cherry, Madelynn Cline, Eli Cox, Hoskins, Katie Houston, Joshua Wilcox, Michael Young Tuttle, Jordan Weaver

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DECEMBER 17 DECEMBER 24 DECEMBER 17 GATES OF HEAVEN , a Christmas CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS EVE Saturday, MIDDLESBORO ELKS LODGE will be distribut- play will be presented Saturday, Dec. 17, at 7 Dec. 24, with a 5 p.m. candlelight and carol ing Christmas baskets from 9 a.m. to 12 noon p.m. at Calvary Baptist Church, Tiprell, Tenn. service at First Presbyterian Church, N. 20th Saturday, Dec. 17. POWELL VALLEY CHURCH OF CHRIST, Street, Middlesboro. 598 Towncreek Rd., Speedwell, Tenn., will be CANDLELIGHT CHRISTMAS EVE SER- DECEMBER 17, 18 giving free coats to kids (kids at heart, as well, VICE will be held Saturday, Dec. 24, at 11 p.m. HISTORIC SPEEDWELLACADEMY is ready for the and coats of all sizes available) on Saturday, at First Christian Church, Middlesboro. Harpist Christmas holiday with beautiful traditional Christmas dec- Dec. 17, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. For more infor- Linda Smiddy will begin playing at 10:30 p.m., orations, Mrs. Ruth's homemade shortbread cookies, hot mation, or to donate coats call Ray at 423-351- and special music for the service will be by Dale apple cider, rocking in front of a warm fireplace. It will be 2932. Ann Bradley. open to the public on Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 17 and 18 from 1-7 p.m. Hostesses will be on hand to answer any DECEMBER 17-23 DECEMBER 24 & 25 questions or share a story. If you are a former student of the HEAVEN’S SAINTS MOTORCYCLE MIN- ST.JULIAN CATHOLIC CHURCH, 118 E. Speedwell Academy please let them know, and if you have ISTRY, Southeastern Ky. Chapter is now accept- Chester Avenue Middlesboro, Christmas Eve a story please share it with them. ing donations for the “Gift of Love” Christmas schedule is 5:30 p.m. Children's Christmas Play, Ministry. New or used toys, clothing, household “The Nativity Story”, followed at 6 p.m. by a DECEMBER 19 items, cash and food donations are accepted. Christmas Vigil Mass. From 11:30 p.m. to mid- MIDDLESBORO BOARD OF EDUCATION will Help Heaven’s Saints as they take the true night the choir will present a concert of meet Monday, Dec. 19, in the Middlesboro High School meaning of the Gift of Love, our Lord Jesus Christmas carols, which willbe followed by Cafeteria. Christ to needy families in the tri-state area. For Christmas Midnight Mass.Christmas Day Mass ADULT SURVIVORS OF CHILD ABUSE SUP- more information call 606-242-8904. All dona- will begin at 11 a.m. PORT GROUP will meet the third Monday of each tions (100 percent) go to the Gift of Love min- month at the Ray of Hope Advocacy Center in Pineville, istry. Checks can be made to Gifts of DECEMBER 25 beginning Monday, Dec. 19, from 6-7 p.m. The center is Love/Heaven’s Saints Ministry, and mailed to FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, located at 313 Cherry Street in Pineville. For more infor- 106 Johnson Cemetery Rd., Middlesboro, KY Middlesboro, invites the public to join the mem- mation call 606-654-2155. 40965 . bers and friends for an informal fellowship and BELL COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY will have Christmas service at 10 a.m. Christmas Day in a business meeting at 7 p.m. Monday, Dec. 19, at the DECEMBER 18 the basement fellowship hall on N. 20th Street. Bell County Museum. TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH youth will EVANGELIST DON HOOKS, Lansing, HARROGATE BMA will hold a public hearing at 6 present their Christmas play “Twas the Night Tenn., will be at the Bright Star Baptist Church p.m. Monday, Dec. 19, to receive public comments Before Christmas” at the Sunday evening serv- on Christmas Day for a special service at 10 regarding proposed Ordinance No. 87, an ordinance ice on Dec. 18. a.m. Christmas Day. Brother Hooks has been amending the Zoning Map of Harrogate, Tenn., by MT. GILEAD BAPTIST CHURCH will pres- preaching for over 30 years including 20 years rezoning property from R-1 to R-2 medium density resi- ent the Christmas play, “Christmas in an on the mission field in Mexico. A covered dish dential district. After the hearing, the BMA will meet in Elevator”, on Sunday, Dec. 18, at 6 p.m. The dinner will be shared with all who come after regular session. children of the church will also present the the service. Bright Star Baptist Church is exact- BELL COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR will pres- Nativity scene. ly three miles from Hwy. 25 E off West ent a Christmas concert and silent auction on Monday, “I GIVE MY HEART TO JESUS”, a Cumberland Avenue (Hwy. 74) at 121 Arie Dec. 19, at 6 p.m. in the school auditorium. A reception Christmas play, will be presented Sunday, Dec. Turner Lane. For more information call the will follow. Come celebrate the season with song, good 18, at 6 p.m. at Northside Baptist Church. church at 606-242-8783 or go to our website at food, and community fellowship. The silent auction will HARDY’S CREEK BAPTIST CHURCH, www.brightstarbc.com be held from 5:30 p.m. until the concert starts, and 30 23310 Wilderness Road, Jonesville, Va., will be FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH, minutes after the concert. There will be numerous items having their annual Christmas play at 5 p.m. Middlesboro, will hold a Christmas Day service there to assist in your holiday gift shopping. Proceeds go Sunday, Dec. 18. at 11 a.m. There will be no Sunday School. toward the choir’s competition trip to Washington D.C. CHRIST IS BORN “Gates of Heaven”. a FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Ewing, Va., will present the Christmas cantata, “A Candlelight Christmas play, will be presented at 6 p.m. DECEMBER 19, 26 Christmas”, at 11 a.m. Sunday, Dec. 25/ Sunday, Dec. 18, at East Pineville Baptist ST ANTHONY CATHOLIC CHURCH, LIGHTHOUSE MEDICAL CLINIC hours are 11 Church. Virginia Ave., Pineville, will celebrate a.m. to 3 p.m. each Monday. The clinic is also open on THE VICTORY HANDS OF PRAISE will Christmas Day Mass at 9 a.m. Tuesdays by appointment only. The clinic is located at present a Christmas program at 6 p.m. Sunday, Lighthouse Mission Center, 4.5 miles on Hwy. 119 Dec. 18, at Victory Missionary Baptist Church JANUARY 5, 12, 19, 26 from US 25-E (below Page School). For more infor- at Arjay. A reception will follow. TRI-STATE BIBLE STUDY will meet at mation, or to schedule an appointment call 337-9955. INDIAN CREEK BAPTIST CHURCH will Hardee’s of Harrogate, just South of the Tunnel present “Journey to Bethlehem”, a Christmas and adjacent to Lincoln Memorial University, DECEMBER 20 play Sunday, Dec. 16, at 6 p.m. Santa will also each Thursday in January from 8 p.m.to 8 or LIGHTHOUSE MISSION CENTER will be dis- be at the church Sunday night. 9:30 p.m. The study will begin with a series on tributing food boxes on the second and fourth Tuesday “The Real Jesus.” Bring a note pad and a Bible. of each month. If possible, sign in by 11:30 a.m. New DECEMBER 18-20 There is no charge, but everyone will be buying Mission Center hours are from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Middlesboro, their own food or beverages if they choose to Participants must have proof of income and a valid will hold a candlelight service at 6 p.m. Sunday, eat. This is not church, it’s just a Bible study. A photo ID. The center is located 4.5 miles on Hwy. 119 Dec. 18. The choir will present the cantata, “A certificate will be given out at the end of the from US 25-E (below Page School). Ceremony of Lessons and Carols”. Several spe- year for those who attended at least 70 percent BENCHMARK FAMILY SERVICES/FOSTER cial guests will be taking part in the service, of the studies during the year. Rev. Art Shady CARE offers free orientation classes. If you are inter- First Presbyterian Church Choir, Brandy will be conducting the study. Call 865-748-5419 ested in information on becoming a foster parent Meyers, and Todd Spangler. The service will for more information. attend an orientation session any Tuesday from 5-6 end with candlelight walk outside to the p.m., or call the office at 606-526-6992 for an informa- church’s annual live nativity, which will be •••••••• tion packet. Benchmark serves Bell, Clay, Harlan, staged on Dec. 18 from 7-9 p.m., and Dec. 19 The church calendar is published twice Knox, Laurel, and Whitley Counties. The office is and 20, from 6:30-9 p.m., on the front lawn of weekly (Tuesdays and Fridays) in the located in the Falls Plaza, 1707 Falls Hwy, Suite 9, the church. On Sunday, Dec. 18, hot apple cider Middlesboro Daily News. Announcements for Corbin, Ky. will be served by Shades of Brown and the the church calendar should include the name church. and phone number of the person submitting DECEMBER 21 it. CHRISTMAS COVERED DISH LUNCHEON at DECEMBER 19-21 Announcements may be submitted by: the Tazewell Senior Citizens Center will be held NEWTOWN BAPTIST CHURCHwill pres- Fax at 248-7614 Wednesday, Dec. 21. Special Christmas music will be ent a live nativity from 6-9 p.m. Monday, Dec. E-mail at dgreeneatheartlandpublica- provided. Program begins a 10 a.m. For more informa- 19, Tuesday, Dec. 20, and Wednesday, Dec. 21. tions.com tion call 869-8080or 423-626-9471. Mail to Church Calendar, P.O. Box 579, DECEMBER 22 Middlesboro, KY 40965 DECEMBER 21- JANUARY 2 MIRACLES OF JESUS, a Christmas play, Dropped off at The Daily News office at LIGHTHOUSE MISSION CENTER will be closed will be presented at 7 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 22, at 120 North 11th Street, Middlesboro (directly Dec. 21 through Jan. 2 for Christmas. It will reopen on Butcher’s Gap Missionary Baptist Church. behind Food City). Jan. 3. THE DAILY NEWS |SATURDAY | DECEMBER 17 2011 PAGE 9 DAYTIME DIAL

BY DANA BLOCK Daniel appeared to be over. Carrie Chicago together on an important Clint chooses between Viki and Kim. THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTI- might have found a way to free John search. Jason continued to have THE YOUNG AND THE REST- FUL: Beverly ran off after Stephanie after a big break in his case. Kayla uncontrollable rage episodes every LESS: Avery couldn't take on falsely accused her of stealing the Brady returned home to Salem. It was time Franco's name was mentioned. Sharon's custody case against Nick Forrester designs. Pam opened up to learned that Alice's past might hold Sonny and Kate bonded over their because of a conflict of interest -- Jackie about a previously unknown the key to getting the upper hand on shared upbringing. Lulu asked Dante Avery and Nick were now a hot item. chapter from her past. Katie warned Stefano. Brady was determined to if he still had the engagement ring. After getting over the initial shock, Liam that the heat between his wife unleash Madison's holiday spirit. Jack Watch For: Matt interrupts Lucky and Sharon asked Avery if she would be and his father might be too strong for made an incorrect assumption after Liz's Christmas celebration. Jason and willing to defend Victor instead. Jack either to resist. Hope and Stephanie running into Daniel, further pushing Sam renew their love for one another. asked John's ghost for advice on how learned about the troubled lives of Jennifer away. Meanwhile, Daniel had ONE LIFE TO LIVE: Tea was to help Kyle cope with his mother's emancipated foster children. Justin his own problems to worry about as he flabbergasted after Tomas confessed death. A drunken Nikki got into a was on the prowl after his split from faced the fact that he might have to murdering Victor. Nigel led a group physical altercation with Sharon after Donna. Eric was shocked by Jackie's inherited Maggie's illness. Stefano of protesters against the cancellation Sharon insulted Deacon. Sofia admit- confession about his designs. Bill made a shocking offer to John. Watch of their favorite soap opera, ted to Lily that she was marrying her tried to mend the rift between Katie For: Rafe and Sami prepare to renew "Fraternity Row." Viki was shocked to (Lily's) father so their new baby could and Steffy by planning a holiday vaca- their vows. New evidence surfaces in see Charlie at the diner in Texas. have a stable home. Lily and Cane tion for the whole family in Mexico. John's favor. Charlie encouraged Viki to open her fondly remembered their own wed- Brooke gave Thomas her honest opin- GENERAL HOSPITAL: After heart to Clint. Todd admitted to Starr ding day during Neil and Sofia's cere- ion about his affection for Hope. A Jason ended up in jail, he considered that he would like to get back togeth- mony. Later, the reception was cut confession and surprising request telling Alexis what Franco did to Sam. er with Blair. Destiny asked Matthew short after everyone realized that Neil came about as a result of an alterca- Lucky visited Elizabeth after she was point-blank if he was going to be was nowhere to be found. Watch For: tion between Katie and Steffy. Watch voluntarily admitted for psychiatric involved in his baby's life. David Chloe and Kevin's wedding day has an For: The Logan sisters attempt to cook stabilization. Dante questioned came up with a crazy new movie idea unexpected twist. Nikki is challenged Christmas dinner at the Forrester man- Anthony after obtaining new evidence -- "The Boy With the Chipmunk by her past and present demons. sion. Stephanie seeks forgiveness. from the crime scene. Robin realized Tattoo." Natalie and Jessica started to Daytime Dial is online and interactive. D AYS OF OUR LIVES: Brady re- there was something medically wrong mend their relationship as they deco- Go to daytimedial.blogspot.com and get created an important night for with Jason. Carly found Franco's rated for Christmas. John was at the the scoop on all the latest soap news. Madison for their date. Marlena sur- DVD and pocketed it. Maxie warned hospital with Tea while she waited for Participate in online polls, read exclusive prised John in jail. Jennifer was Lulu that she might push Dante away news about her unborn baby. Watch interviews and blogs, and submit your depressed after her relationship with for good. Sam and Michael took off to For: The truth about Stacy is revealed. soap-related questions. SATURDAY AFTERNOON - EVENING DECEMBER 17, 2011

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Section Editor: Jay Compton Phone: (606) 248-1010 ext. 212 Fax: (606) 248-7614 Email: [email protected] S P O R T S Web page: www.middlesborodailynews.com Bobcats fall at Lincoln Co. 53-50 in triple overtime Staff report narrow advantage down the stretch as Potter scored four STANFORD — The Bell points, Lee three and Lefevers County Bobcats dropped a wild hit three free throws. one Friday night as host Lincoln Hill scored two inside baskets County pulled out a 53-50 win for Lincoln, Timmy Taylor hit a in triple overtime. jumper. Bell hit just four of eight Junior center Luke Hill free throws in the final period to scored nine of his 20 points in leave the door open and the extra frames to lead the Edington hit a 3. Patriots to the win. Trenton There was a bit of controver- Edington added 11 points for sy at the end of regulation as a Lincoln County. Bell player appeared to be Bell was led by senior guard fouled on a desperation heave Kyle Lee’s 17 points. Tyler for the win at the buzzer. No call Potter finished with 12 and was made and the game went Tanner Lefevers added 10. into overtime. Two 3s from Lee and one Bell got a 3 from Jake from Lefevers helped the Patterson, two baskets from Bobcats take an 11-5 lead after Potter and two points each by the first period. Lee and Lefevers in the extra Hill had a pair of baskets for frames. The teams were tied Lincoln in the second, but Lee after one extra period and then hit another from long range and after a second. WAYNE MASON/Daily News Ryan Cox scored twice inside as The Patriots finally broke Bell senior center Ryan Cox Bell held a 20-13 lead at the through in the third overtime. drives in for two of his six half. Hill scored a basket and then hit points in Friday’s game at The Patriots made their run in three of four free throws as Lincoln County. the third quarter as Jacob Lincoln County pulled the game ——— Conway came off the bench to out. Bell County 11 9 8 10 4 3 5 — 50 score five points, Micah Ward Both teams return to action in Lincoln Co. 5 8 14 11 4 3 8 — 53 added four and Edington a 3. the KFC Holiday Classic at BELL COUNTY (50): Kyle Lee 17, Tyler Potter Bobcat senior point guard Tanner Lefevers splits a Bell was held to baskets by Lee, 12, Tanner Lefevers 10, Ryan Cox 6, Jake McCreary Central Tuesday. Bell Patterson 3, Jessee Green 2, Cole Philpot 0. pair of defenders as he makes his way to the bas- Cox and Potter and a pair of free County (5-2) plays Lexington LINCOLN COUNTY (53): Luke Hill 20, Trenton ket. Lefevers scored 10 points as Bell dropped a throws from Lefevers as Lincoln Catholic at 7:30 p.m. while Edington 11, Micah Ward 7, Jacob Conway 7, tough 53-50 triple overtime decision to Lincoln closed to 28-27. Lincoln County (3-3) plays Timmy Taylor 4, Brandon Pittman 2, Kody County Friday. The Bobcats maintained a LaRue County at 6 p.m. Cornelius 2, Carl Lewis-Cummins 0. Strong 2nd half lifts Panthers to 51-35 win over Bulldogs BY JAY COMPTON very good job. That was Sports Editor the difference in the bas- ketball game.” NEW TAZEWELL, CG’s Jordan King and Tenn. — The Claiborne’s Mark Estep Cumberland Gap traded single free throws Panthers broke open a and then King beat the close game with a domi- Bulldogs up the court for nating second half per- a layup. The freshman formance and pulled away for a 51-35 win at turned his ankle on the rival Claiborne Friday play and had to leave the night. game, but the Panther The game was tied at lead was up to 37-27 with 24 at the half and the 1:03 to go in the third. Bulldogs took a 26-24 Pruette hit a free throw lead on a Matt Pruette for the Bulldogs, then putback early in the third Cumberland Gap held for quarter. It was all a final shot and Arnold’s Cumberland Gap from 3-pointer made it 40-28 there as they took control going into the fourth. by outscoring Claiborne Claiborne got inside 16-2 over the final 5:35 baskets from Justin of the period. Bussell and Chase ALLEN EARL PHOTOGRAPHY Adkins, but 40-32 was as Cumberland Gap senior guard Brook Fuson pre- Senior forward Jon Slaven started the run close as they would get. pares to shoot a free throw during Friday’s Logan Gilbert hit a game. Fuson scored 23 points to lead the Lady with a putback of his own, Ben Arnold hit a pair of free throws and Panthers to a 62-48 win at Claiborne. short jumper and Nathan Blake Arnold came away Hatmaker scored six with a steal and layup to straight points to put the push the lead back to 12 Lady Panthers Panthers up 34-26. by the five minute mark. “The second half our Adkins hit a single strategy was to quit tak- free throw, but Hatmaker shoot down ing jump shots and get converted a three-point the ball inside to give us a play after grabbing an JAY COMPTON/Daily News chance to win,” said offensive rebound to put Claiborne 62-48 the game out of reach as Cumberland Gap’s Nathan Hatmaker scores Cumberland Gap coach inside after grabbing an offensive rebound. BY JAY COMPTON Ernie Clawson. “We got the Panthers led 47-33 played really hard Hatmaker scored nine of his 15 points in the sec- Sports Editor the ball inside to Nathan with 2:27 to play. tonight.” • See PANTHERS, page 11 ond half of the Panthers’ 51-35 win at Claiborne. The Lady Bulldogs Hatmaker and he did a NEW TAZEWELL, were led by Serena Tenn. — The Lady Nickell’s 15 points while Panthers broke out of a Abbey Taylor added 12 No. 3 Cats eager to get back on court recent shooting slump in and Brooke Donesky BY COLIN FLY And eager. “The way we lost really hurt,” a big way Friday night. nine. AP Sports Writer Freshman Davis said. “We’re upset that we Nasya Beeler, Emily “The girls were elated Anthony Davis lost that way and the fact that we Daniels and Chelsea in the dressing room,” LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) — wished he had lost. A lot of guys have been, before Fultz all hit 3-pointers in Dunn added. “The last Kentucky coach John Calipari another game to practice and after practice, putting the first quarter as four games I’ve had to shredded a letter he recently play as soon as in extra work.” Cumberland Gap go in there and go over received at his home that did not Indiana knocked Kentucky from The Wildcats must learn to lis- opened up a 13-5 lead what we did wrong, how include a return address. the ranks of the unbeaten in a 73-72 ten, too. and never looked back many shots we missed, If he or his third-ranked Wildcats thriller on Saturday that also cost Calipari said each time he feels in a 62-48 win at how many turnovers we are being criticized for their efforts the Wildcats the top spot in the poll. his message isn’t getting through, Claiborne. had. They were tickled down the stretch of their first loss at “Any time you lose you just he recalls his instructions to his Senior guard Brook tonight, especially Indiana last Saturday, the coach want to go out there and play again players from the final timeout Fuson got going in tran- against Claiborne insists he’s unaware. just to get that win,” Davis said. against Indiana. Kentucky didn’t sition and led the Lady because it’s such a big “I’m not that connected. Just so “Unfortunately we don’t play again pick up the defense at the right Panthers with 23 points. rivalry for them.” you know, I’ve hired somebody to until (Saturday) and we had the position on the court, didn’t foul Daniels finished with Beeler led Cumberland do the Twitter and there’s somebody whole week off, so we had lots of and then didn’t close out quickly 15, Fultz 11 and Beeler Gap with five first quarter hired to do the Facebook. I’ll give practice, we practiced every day, enough on Watford. nine. points while the Lady them things that I want out there, went hard.” “Every time they don’t listen in a “Brook got a lot of Bulldogs were held to just but the reality of it is I don’t ever get Kentucky (8-1) had problems drill or what I’m saying, I stop prac- run-outs on them and we a three-point play from anything back,” Calipari said with perimeter defense, turnovers tice and I say, ‘5.6 seconds left and finally started hitting Nickell and a basket by Friday. “Somebody sent a piece of and free-throw shooting against there’s a timeout. We’re going to some outside shots,” Heather Bolden. mail to my house that didn’t have a Indiana and only got four points pick up three-quarter court and said CGHS coach J.E. Fuson scored eight of return address or anything on it, so it from star Terrence Jones. The when they get near halfcourt we’re Dunn. “We played basi- her points in the second got torn up. It never was opened. Wildcats missed two free throws late going to foul. Do you hear me?’” cally six players tonight period, while Taylor So, I don’t answer any mail that and failed to run the correct defen- Calipari said. “Every time they and conditioning-wise scored five for Claiborne doesn’t have a return address with a sive scheme in the closing seconds. don’t listen, I bring that up just to we were good. and the Lady Panthers name on it. We can’t get into that. Even against all that, Kentucky held make a point of, ‘You’re not listen- Claiborne’s got a good led 29-16 at the half. The biggest thing right now for this the lead with 5.6 seconds left before ing to me.’” ballclub, our girls just • See CGHS, page 14 team is we are so young.” Christian Watford’s game-winning 3. • See CATS, page 14

THE DAILY NEWS |SATURDAY | DECEMBER 17, 2011 PAGE 11 Friday’s Kentucky Prep Basketball Scores Panthers BOYS Lou. Valley 78, Lou. Portland Christian 30 Continued from page 10 Adair Co. 68, Cumberland Co. Christian 71 Campbellsville 46, Whitefield 67 Lou. Western 54, Lou. Shawnee Academy 34 Adkins hit a pair of Allen Central 62, South Floyd 35 Casey Co. 59, Whitley Co. 51 free throws for Claiborne 51 Madison Central 82, West Clay Co. 64, Knox Central 39 Allen Co.-Scottsville 57, Jessamine 71 Collins 43, Bullitt East 41 while Claiborne got three Franklin-Simpson 53 Madisonville-North Hopkins 78, Corbin 62, Barbourville 44 from Trevor Graves and Anderson Co. 87, Shelby Co. 77 Dawson Springs 37 Dayton 62, Cov. Latin 61 one from Ben Arnold to Bardstown 74, Lou. Moore 69 Marion Co. 75, Campbellsville Elizabethtown 70, Central make the final 51-35. Beth Haven 76, Heritage 34 Hardin 45 Academy 48 Marshall Co. 75, Murray 37 Franklin Co. 69, Lex. Tates Clawson said winning Bethlehem 64, Washington Co. Mason Co. 50, Beechwood 48 Creek 43 his first game at Claiborne 24 Mayfield 66, Carlisle Co. 52 Fulton City 53, Fulton Co. 39 means a lot. Betsy Layne 64, Belfry 52 Menifee Co. 71, Cordia 57 George Rogers Clark 55, “It goes back to my Bishop Brossart 68, Highlands Mercer Co. 74, Nelson Co. 72 Bourbon Co. 32 61 Montgomery Co. 84, Western Grant Co. 61, Williamstown 30 years of being at Powell Boyd Co. 65, East Carter 54 Hills 79 Green Co. 71, Taylor Co. 31 Valley in the early 90s and Breckinridge Co. 57, Edmonson Morgan Co. 73, Elliott Co. 61 Greenwood 66, South Warren playing Tazewell. Co. 30 Mounds Meridian, Ill. 72, St. 24 Bullitt East 67, Lou. Central 57 Mary 61 Harlan Co. 55, Lex. Christian Everybody looked at it as Burgin 78, Cov. Latin 35 North Bullitt 68, Lou. Holy Cross 28 that was the game. You Clay Co. 54, Knox Central 47 59 Highlands 44, Dixie Heights 36 throw records out, it does- Clinton Co. 63, Russell Co. 48 Ohio Co. 76, Christian Jackson Co. 69, Jellico, Tenn. n’t matter if we’re 0-10 Conner 54, Ryle 50 Fellowship 15 66 Cov. Catholic 69, Lou. St. Oldham Co. 64, Trimble Co. 26 Knott Co. Central 66, Owsley and they’re 10-0. You Xavier 49 Owensboro 46, Apollo 45 Co. 44 know when you come to Daviess Co. 62, Meade Co. 46 Pendleton Co. 55, Cooper 42 LaRue Co. 60, Caverna 40 this game everybody is Deming 59, Nicholas Co. 44 Perry Co. Central 59, Lex. Livingston Central 57, Elizabethtown 51, North Henry Clay 53 Crittenden Co. 35 ready to play,” he said. Oldham 45 Pikeville 76, Magoffin Co. 69 Lou. Atherton 56, Lou. Doss 38 “It’s about pride and who Fulton City 61, Fulton Co. 31 Powell Co. 53, Estill Co. 47 Lou. Butler 70, Lou. Eastern 36 wants it more. They want- Gallatin Co. 59, Carroll Co. 44 Pulaski Co. 70, Boyle Co. 44 Lou. Christian Academy 60, ed it, we wanted it and we George Rogers Clark 53, Rockcastle Co. 49, Somerset Lou. Pleasure Ridge Park 50 Ashland Blazer 52 46 Lou. DuPont Manual 82, Lou. just executed a little bit Glasgow 74, Monroe Co. 35 Simon Kenton 65, Walton- Assumption 48 better at the end. It’s a Greenwood 48, South Warren Verona 37 Lou. Male 45, Lou. Fern Creek pride game.” 34 South Laurel 73, Barbourville 34 Hancock Co. 72, Butler Co. 53 71 Lou. Valley 62, Lou. Portland From the start the Harlan 59, Lynn Camp 37 South Oldham 76, Lou. Christian 9 Bulldogs were focused on Hart Co. 67, Lou. St. Francis 35 Christian Academy 52 Lou. Western 52, Lou. Shawnee 12 keeping Ben Arnold in Heath 58, Reidland 44 Taylor Co. 68, Green Co. 54 Lyon Co. 52, Trigg Co. 49 check. Using a chaser, JAY COMPTON/Daily News Henderson Co. 43, Webster Co. Trigg Co. 77, Lyon Co. 66 Madisonville-North Hopkins 63, Cumberland Gap guard Trevor Graves makes a 40 Union Co. 65, Caldwell Co. 63 Dawson Springs 44 they held him to just a pair Holmes 65, St. Henry 57 Warren East 64, Russellville 56 Marshall Co. 53, Murray 49 of free throws in the first move underneath the basket as Claiborne’s Matt Johnson Central 54, Sheldon Wayne Co. 81, McCreary Monroe Co. 59, Glasgow 55 half. Pruette defends. Graves scored 15 points while Clark 46 Central 73 Morgan Co. 77, Rose Hill Graves picked up the Pruette had 14 as the Panthers topped the LaRue Co. 75, Caverna 57 Whitefield Academy 79, Fort Christian 34 Lee Co. 79, Jackson City 54 Knox 61 Muhlenberg County 62, Ohio scoring slack early as he Bulldogs 51-35 Friday night. Letcher County Central 63, Woodford Co. 71, East Co. 56 hit a pair of 3s and scored Breathitt Co. 60, OT Jessamine 61 Nelson Co. 67, Lou. nine first quarter points. great job with those kids Cumberland Gap (7-2, Lex. Paul Dunbar 71, Madison Jeffersontown 53 Southern 62 GIRLS Nicholas Co. 59, Deming 49 Claiborne got four and they fought hard in 3-1) is off until Dec. 28 Lincoln Co. 53, Bell Co. 50, Adair Co. 72, Cumberland Co. North Hardin 52, John Hardin points each from Bussell the first half. We knew it when they’ll play at 3OT 23 39 and Adkins, but Panthers was going to be tough.” Union County as part of Livingston Central 41, Anderson Co. 49, Shelby Co. 22 Oldham Co. 58, Trimble Co. 54 led 15-10 after one. Crittenden Co. 32 Apollo 53, Owensboro 44 Owen Co. 45, Henry Co. 27 The Panthers held the Discount Pharmacy Lloyd Memorial 81, Bourbon Ashland Blazer 64, East Carter Pikeville 71, Prestonsburg 47 The Bulldogs came Claiborne to just three Classic. Co. 79, OT 44 Raceland 51, Russell 44 back to tie the game by made field goals in the Claiborne (5-5, 2-2) Logan Co. 80, Todd Co. Central Belfry 61, Betsy Layne 48 Reidland 53, Heath 37 halftime as Pruette got second half as they pulled takes on Greenbriar 55 Bishop Brossart 56, Beechwood Ryle 67, Cov. Holy Cross 37 Lou. Butler 73, Lou. Eastern 64 38 Scott Co. 72, Lincoln Co. 67 going with nine second away for the win. Monday in the Cosby Lou. Collegiate 92, Lou. Brown Boone Co. 50, Newport Central Shelby Valley 72, East Ridge 39 quarter points and Neely Hatmaker scored nine Christmas——— Classic. 45 Catholic 47 South Floyd 74, Allen Central 58 added a 3-pointer. of his 15 points in the sec- Cumb. Gap 15 9 16 11 — 51 Lou. Doss 75, Lou. Atherton 72 Bracken Co. 59, Mason Co. 36 University Heights 60, Fort “The first half they ond half, while Graves put Claiborne 10 14 4 7 — 35 Lou. Fairdale 70, North Hardin Breckinridge Co. 66, Whitesville Campbell 35 49 Trinity 25 Wayne Co. 58, Bell Co. 40 took Ben Arnold com- up nine of his 15 in the CUMBERLAND GAP (51): Nathan Hatmaker 15, Trevor Graves 15, Lou. Male 60, Lou. 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They also failed to guard Twany Beckham, capitalize on free who spent his first year throws late. Kentucky and a half at CCGHSontinued from page 10 ContinuedCats from page 10 went 10 of 17 against Mississippi State. The Indiana and is shooting 6-foot-5 junior will In the third quarter the But Davis said they 67.8 percent for the Lady Bulldogs got four recognize the pressure bolster the off-guard season, good for eighth position, but it’s not points from Nickell and of playing at Kentucky. in the 12-team three each from Amy clear just how much “The target’s on our Southeastern Estep and Donesky. time he might receive back,” Davis said. Conference. Amber Girdner added a in a rotation that’s “Everybody wants to “We’re just missing basket and Taylor hit a pair relied on four fresh- beat us. We’ve got to them,” Davis said. of free throws. be prepared for it.” men, two sophomores But Cumberland Gap “(We’re) shooting them and senior Darius Jones didn’t speak to right, just basketball got baskets from Fultz and reporters because he Miller. Beeler, Fuson hit three free gods didn’t want them Beckham said he was taking a final to go in.” throws and Daniels hit believes he’s done exam, but Calipari said Against Kentucky’s three free throws and then his sophomore forward enough in practice to a 3-pointer as the Lady upcoming opponents, would be fine follow- the Wildcats can easily warrant a reserve role. Panthers carried a 42-30 ing a stat line that “I’m ready to go, lead into the fourth quarter. rely on their athleti- included six turnovers cism instead of divine man, it’s been a long The Lady Bulldogs and just one rebound in time coming,” tried to mount a late rally intervention. The 28 minutes. Beckham said. “I think as Taylor, Donesky and Wildcats host “He knows. He can’t Chattanooga on I have (earned some Nickell scored five points playing time), but with each in the fourth quarter do that again. He’s a Saturday followed by coach Cal, you never and Estep added a three- good kid and he had a Samford, Loyola (Md.) point play. bad game for whatever and Lamar before an know. I come out every It was Cumberland reason,” the coach said. in-state showdown day and play as hard as Gap’s night, however, as “The crazy thing is, we with No. 4 Louisville I can and hopefully I Fuson scored ten points in still had our chances to on Dec. 31. can get some minutes the fourth quarter, Ashley win the game and we They’ll also get a on the court and help Ridgeley and Beeler added got no breaks, none.” new player in transfer my team. “ baskets and the Lady ALLEN EARL PHOTOGRAPHY Panthers maintained their Cumberland Gap’s Ashley Ridgeley (15) and lead. Daniels hit four free Claiborne’s Serena Nickell go up for the open tip throws down the stretch of Friday’s game. and Fultz added two as CG pulled away to win by 14. the district and we want to Claiborne (5-5, 2-2) “We’re 2-7, but we’ve be improved by the time plays Cosby in the Cosby been in a lot of games. Our the tournament gets here,” Christmas Classic on shooting had just disap- he said. “We’re a guard- Tuesday.— —— peared until tonight,” oriented team and we have Cumb. Gap 13 16 13 20 — 62 Dunn said. “We went to make shots to win Claiborne 5 11 14 18 — 48 down to Oliver Springs because we really don’t CUMBERLAND GAP (62): Brook Fuson 23, Emily Daniels 15, and lost to Kingston 68-67, have big girls that are Chelsea Fultz 11, Nasya Beeler 9, then beat Karns 82-71. It going to dominate inside. Ashley Ridgeley 4, Madison went downhill from there We just have to keep Chumley 0, Whitney Elliott 0. because of our shooting. shooting the ball well and CLAIBORNE (48): Serena Nickell 15, Abbey Taylor 12, Brooke Tonight it finally came that’s hard to do night in Donesky 9, Amy Estep 6, Amber back and it was a good and night out.” Girdner 4, Heather Bolden 2, time for it.” Dakota Turner 0. Cumberland Gap (2-7, 1-3) is off until Dec. 29 & We have been buying gold 30 when they’ll play in the longer and giving you more Discount Pharmacy money than anyone Classic at Union County. in the Tri-State area! Dunn is hoping the Lady Panthers can carry the momentum through AST ND the Christmas holiday and E E then keep getting better PAWN SHOP once district play contin- 606-248-7898 ues. 270957 “We working hard for 271841

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