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Monday-Tuesday, April 23-24, 2012 | 75 cents, 51 cents average home delivery cost 20 pages, 2 sections | Volume 125, Number 114 | Hopkinsville, Ky. Est. 1869 Rotary Auction RIDERS kicks off today with aCAUSE Big-ticket items include Ford Mustang, television

BY CARLA JIMENEZ NEW ERA STAFF WRITER

The 62nd annual Hopkinsville Ro- tary Club Auction begins today, and the goals this year are more ambitious than ever. A portion of the money raised through the auction will go to the new Rotary Scholars Program, which seeks to give every student in Christian County the opportunity to go to college. “It’s really a wonderful, wonderful program,” said Rachel Westerman, manager of the External Education Program at Hopkinsville Community Members of the Fraternal Order of the Eagles gather College. after a meeting on April 14 at the Trail of Tears Park. In order to be eligible for the pro- gram, a student must graduate from a Christian County school with a 2.5 grade-point average, have an atten- dance rate of 95 percent, be in good standing with the school, and his or Eagles plan benefit run for boy with cancer her guardian must fill out a Free Ap- plication for Federal Student Aid, or STORY AND PHOTOS BY MONICA K. SMITH FAFSA. The student must also enroll and successfully complete an intro to NEW ERA COMMUNITY EDITOR college course at Hopkinsville Com- munity College. The tuition for the hey dress the part. In dark leather jackets and T- More than a stereotype course is waived, and HCC even gives shirts from rides past, this group of people just the student the book for the class. Tmight look like another version of the hit television The Eagle Riders Group began in 2008 and now has “Also upon graduation, the student show “Sons of Anarchy.” 44 members. Their occupations range from farmers must enroll full-time at HCC,” Wester- But anarchy is the last thing on their minds. to lawyers, from managers to judges, and the group man said. “The Rotary Club will only Tuesday night, the Eagle Riders Group, a subgroup includes men and women. Their common bond is pay for them to go to HCC, and they within the Fraternal Order of the Eagles, met with they love their motorcycles. must keep up a 2.5 GPA while there.” the Peyton family for the first meeting of the Lexi “It’s just a group of Eagles that like to ride bikes This is the first year for the Rotary Sabatino Annual Poker Run. The annual run raises and some members don’t even have bikes,” Hansen Scholars Program, and the senior class money for the family of a child with an illness, and said. “We support the Eagle causes.” of 2012 will be the first class eligible for this year that child is 4-year-old Riley Peyton, who The FOE supports many local sports teams in ad- the program. “This senior class is the was diagnosed with burkitt lymphoma in October. dition to performing random acts of charity as they inaugural,” Westerman said. “That’s what we do, we help people,” said Mark come up. Hansen, president of the Eagle Riders Group. SEE CAUSE, PAGE A7 SEE ROTARY, PAGE A7

Can changing the color of your hair really make life more fun? SOMETHING he closest I’ve ever been to dying When we were done with my hair, certainly didn’t look like a comic glamorous feeling can’t be because my hair blond was as a sophomore my best friend said I looked like book hero this time, and I still don’t of my cascading locks that shine like SPARKLY Tin college. I was studying at - Rogue from “X-Men.” have a cool outfit. But, wait… What silken gold in the sun. It must be the ford University in England and the They weren’t thin streaks, per se. was this feeling I had in me? Could I fumes. trend was for dark-haired ladies to They were large chunks of blond possibly now possess new superpow- But then I noticed I walked a little have thin streaks of bleach-blond hair. with one piece framing my face, and ers in the color of my locks? straighter, laughed a little more con- I wanted to embrace the culture, yes, I looked like a Marvel action I chalked up my new feeling of fidently. Even my Oakley sunglasses but salons were expensive and I was hero — minus the cool outfit and su- power to what happens when I usu- sat on my head with more poise. broke. perpowers. ally step out of my salon. Something Could it be because of the magic However, a friend said she would That was roughly eight years ago. about the scent of shampoo on my found in my new hair color? do it for free if I bought the products. Last week, I dyed my hair blond. hair, the way it feels so soft and the I headed out a few nights that week MONICA K. So I headed to the nearest British And not just streaks, or a few high- way it seems to gleam in the sun and to try out my new hair in public. equivalent of Sally’s Beauty Supply lights. My hair could be used on a move like it is its own movie star — SMITH and bought hair supplies. scarecrow for a more natural mane. I it makes you feel fabulous. No, this SEE SPARKLY, PAGE A7

INDEX WHO WE ARE: Ben T. Wilford, 56, Hopkinsville MORE INSIDE OBITUARIES A2 Ben T. Wilford has lived in two boys been called every name in the Rivers, Spires, songs www.facebook.com/ MY ANSWER, ASK AMY A2 Hopkinsville all his life. and two name in the book,” Wilford said. “I love it,” he said. “I am re- girls. One “I have been invited outside a kentuckynewera LOCAL/STATE A4 Local youth battle in the rain tired from over-the-road truck daughter is few times too. It’s now called or follow us on Twitter: COMICS A6 driving. I have been all over in the mili- Christian County Youth League at Rivers & Spires Festival. twitter.com/kentuckynewera OPINION A8 the United States, and there is tary. The but I still call it Junior Pro.” PENNYRILE B4 COMMUNITY SCRAPBOOK A9 no place like home.” other Wilford has been married to Wilford went into the Army daughter his wife Charlette for eight WEATHER A10 right out of high school in lives in years. She teaches at Clarksville PENNYRILE B4 1974. He was stationed at Fort Clarksville, Northeast Elementary. Embracing pressure TV B5 Riley, Kan. Tenn., and his two sons are in Is there someone you know who deserves Malcolm McDuffen fighting CLASSIFIEDS B7 “I was a truck driver and Hopkinsville. attention? We’d like to know. Contact us at for starting LB slot at UK. hauled jet fuel,” he said. “I have refereed Junior Pro 270-887-3238 or visit kentuckynewera.com. HOROSCOPES B9 Wilford has four children, Basketball for 31 years. I have We’ll take it from there. SPORTS B1 THE HOPKINSVILLE ROTARY AUCTION STARTS TODAY! Listen: WHOP 95.3FM/1230AM • Watch: Time Warner Channel 12 & 16 • Come by: Memorial Building A2 Monday-Tuesday, April 23-24, 2012 | OBITUARIES | www.kentuckynewera.com

LOCAL/AREA DEATHS n Two wrongs usually make a mess JILL ELLIOTT FRANKLIN T. WILLIAM DEAR AMY: My long- ways trusted both of was from him. He said he true until you try it. And Jill Leavell Elliott, 49, Franklin T. Williams, 64, term girlfriend and I them. loved her and couldn’t then once the hangover Oak Grove, died Friday, Denzil Drive, died Saturday, were best friends with an- When I shared my sus- wait until they were to- wears off, you’re right April 20, 2012, at her home April 21, 2012, at Jennie Stu- other couple for more picions with my girl- gether. I told his wife where you were before — of natural causes. art Medical Center of a than 10 years. We were friend, she about what I had come sad and defeated, dou- Services will be 2 p.m. brief illness. very close friends. demanded ASK across and she was furi- bling down on your Tuesday at Hughart and Graveside services will be Over the years, I came that I apol- ous. wrongs. Beard Funeral Home with held at a later date at Elm- across little clues that my ogize to Now my girlfriend and In your case, you would wood Cemetery in Iowa. the Rev. Clint Nadau offici- girlfriend and the man in my best AMY I have broken up. My best also have the added pres- Visitation will be from 4 ating. this couple (my best friend for friend and his wife have sure of trying to dodge a until 8 p.m. Tuesday at friend) might be involved suspecting separated, and the two of relationship with some- Burial will be in Rosedale Hughart and Beard Fu- with each other, but I al- him. My them are together. I have one you should have a Cemetery, Pembroke. neral Home. best friend been in frequent touch friendship with. Visitation will be from 4 A native of Todd County, said he So here’s another say- with his wife, discussing until 8 p.m. today at the fu- he was born May 6, 1947,  thought of everything that hap- ing: “Living well is the neral home. Mini Barns us as the son of the late Charlie pened. She is attractive, best revenge.” In this con- “family.” text, that means doing A native of Clarksville, Thomas and Levy Hender- Storage Sheds and I have had thoughts My girl- the right thing, even if Tenn., she was born Aug. son Williams. Swing Sets friend and about her. you’ve been wronged. 11, 1962, the daughter of the He was retired Forrest B. Picnic Tables I were god- I’m wondering if two If being cheated on late Thomas Page and White Masonry and Con- parents to wrongs make a right. makes you vengeful Mary Bettye Shepard struction. AMY I know I’m not ready Arbors this cou- enough to willingly take Leavell. Survivors include his DICKINSON n for another long-term re- ple’s child. advantage of someone She was a rural carrier wife, Kathy Williams; a son, Competitive Prices One lationship at the moment, you know is vulnerable, for the U.S. Postal Service Franklin Williams Jr., Oak Rent-To-Own Available night she came home but I know that if I do then the bad guys win. Grove; a daughter, Brenda drunk, dropped a letter sleep with her, she will in Oak Grove. The Country Barn Survivors include her Williams Perkins-West, out of her purse and take it as a start of a rela- SEND QUESTIONSvia email to askamy@tri- Burlington, Iowa; two 112 Britmart Rd. (Fairview) went to bed. The letter two sons, Jack T. Elliott, Elkton, KY • 270-885-4843 tionship. bune.com or by mail to Ask Amy, brothers, Jimmie Williams, Would this revenge be Tribune, TT500, 435 N. Michigan Ave., Chica- Oak Grove, and Robert Hopkinsville, and Ray- go, IL 60611. Amy Dickinson’s memoir, “The sweet? — Wondering Wade Elliott, Lexington; mond William, Boise, Iowa; DEAR WONDERING: Mighty Queens of Freeville: A Mother, a RUGS! RUGS! and a daughter, Mary Ruth four sisters, Libby Thorne, I’m not sure if “two Daughter and the Town that Raised Them” Page Elliott, Lexington. CREATIVE wrongs make a right.” (Hyperion), is available in bookstores. Iowa, Nora Steinhoefel, RUGS! Memorial contributions This axiom always seems ©2012 BY THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE Shenandoah, Iowa; Bar- may be made to Christian bara Carranza and Ann THIS AREA’S SILKS County Humane Society, Martin, both of Hop- Cemetery, 1229 Skyline Drive Hop- kinsville; and eight grand- LARGEST Funeral and kinsville, KY 42240. children. SELECTION Home Arrangements Jesus came to save us Associated Marketing WANDA HARRIS FINUS WITHERSPOON 819 Country Club Lane Hopkinsville, KY -885-62 Wanda Harris, 60, Need- Finus Witherspoon, 85, 270-885-3273 270 40 from death and hell more Community of Cald- Princeton, died at 4:01 p.m. Open Thurs., Fri. & Sat. well County, died at 6 p.m. Friday, April 20, 2012, at his DEAR REV. GRA- just, and some day He Friday, April, 20, 2012, at home following a long ill- HAM: If God is a God of will judge all evil. Think Princeton Health and ness. love, then I don’t see how about that a moment. Do Rehab following a brief ill- Services will be at 11 a.m. He could send anyone to you honestly believe that ness. today at Morgan’s Funeral hell. I think hell is just tyrants who were respon- Services will be at 2:30 something church lead- Home with the Rev. Rodney sible for the deaths of p.m. today at Morgan’s Fu- Wallace officiating. ers dreamed up centuries millions ... or parents neral Home with the Revs. 1555 Old Concord Ln., Hopkinsville • 270-886-1411 ago so people would be Burial will be in Prince- who abused or killed A.B. Ortt, Josh Patton and ton Memorial Gardens. afraid to turn their backs their children ... or peo- Joel Benson. on religion. — K.R.R. Visitation was Sunday. ple who lashed out in Burial will be in Corner- DEAR K.R.R.: Hell A native of Caldwell hate at people of another stone Cemetery. County, he was born Jan. was not Visitation was Sunday. race ... or terrorists who 17, 1927, the son of the some- MY A native of Caldwell killed countless innocent late Charles and thing County, she was born Dec. lives will never be S a r a church ANSWER 12, 1951, the daughter of the judged? Do you honestly F l e t c h e r You Can Count On Us… leaders late Jesse and Mary For Business & Personal Insurance, dreamed believe God will simply W i t h e r - Individual Life & Health Insurance shrug His shoulders (so Roberts Morse. up after She worked as a certified spoon. & Employee Benefits the Bible to speak) and ignore He was a retired steel- their evil? Of course He nursing assistant and was writ- restorative aide at Prince- worker and served in the ten; the won’t. U.S. Navy. The most important ton Health and Rehab. reality of She was a member of He was a member of Cal- hell is truth about hell, how- vary Baptist Church and ever, is that you don’t Cornerstone Baptist found Church. the Princeton Masonic through- have to go there! Jesus Lodge. Christ came to rescue us Survivors include her out the husband, Wayne Harris; a Survivors include his Bible. BILLY from death and hell, and give us the gift of eternal son, Kevin (Shelly) Lane, wife, Lona Cooper Wither- And we spoon; a son, Greg (Jo) 1819 East 9th St., Hopkinsville, KY | 270.886.3939 GRAHAM n life. Don’t be deceived, Madisonville; a daughter, should Mrs. Eric (Rachel) Virgin, Witherspoon, Chesterton, www.higgins-ins.com but put your faith and fear hell, for not one Webster County; a brother, Ind.; a daughter, Kathy word in the Bible would trust in Christ alone for your salvation. Shirley Morse, Franklin; McEwan, Valparaiso, Ind.; ever make you want to go and eight grandchildren. a brother, Charles Wither- there. SEND YOUR QUERIESto “My Answer,” c/o Memorial contributions spoon, Princeton; three sis- In fact, it may surprise Billy Graham, Billy Graham Evangelistic Asso- may be made to Princeton ters, Sara Moore, you to learn that Jesus ciation, 1 Billy Graham Parkway, Charlotte, NC Health and Rehab Activi- Princeton, Grace Mc- In Loving Memory of spoke more about hell 28201; call 877-2-GRAHAM, or visit the Web ties Department, ATTN: Gowan, Hopkinsville, and than anyone else in the site for the Billy Graham Evangelistic Associa- Stephanie Randall, 1333 W. Ruth Lipford, West Palm Bible. He told us that God tion: www.billygraham.org. Main St., Princeton KY Beach, Fla.; and seven Michael Curtis is absolutely holy and ©2012 BILLY GRAHAM 42445. grandchildren. Neighbors 4-24-47 to 1-6-02 RESTAURANT REPORTS n FROM NEW ERA STAFF REPORTS There were no violations. He Only Takes The Best ESTABLISHED 1869 God saw he was getting tired and a solution was not to be. ©2012 Kentucky New Era. All rights re- served. All property rights belong to the All information from restaurant inspec- Subway — 100 So He put His arms around him and whispered, “Come with Me.” Kentucky New Era and no part may be re- tions is provided by Christian County 16398 Fort Campbell Blvd., Oak Grove With tear filled eyes we watched him suffer and fade away. produced without prior written consent. Pub- Health Department. A minimum score of lished Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Scored 100 out of 100 during regular in- Although we loved him dearly, we could not make him stay. Friday and Saturday mornings by the Ken- 85 with no critical violations is considered tucky New Era, P.O. Box 729, Hopkinsville, passing. Restaurants have a chance to in- spection. A golden heart stopped beating, hard-working hands put to rest. Ky. 42241, 1618 E. Ninth St., Hopkinsville, There were no violations. God broke our hearts to prove to us He only takes the best. Ky. 42240. Periodical postage paid at Hop- crease their scores by correcting critical kinsville, Ky. USPS 293-240 problems while the inspector is on site. In- We love and miss you, THE PENNYRILE’S DAILY NEWSPAPER spectors will conduct a follow-up inspec- Pilot Travel Center — 98 (food), Wife Liz and John Hamblin, tion if the score is below 85, or if there is a Daughter-Karen & Johnny Young STAFF: critical violation. 96 (retail) Son-Mike Neighbors and their families. Taylor Wood Hayes Publisher Chuck Henderson President & General Manager 12900 Fort Campbell Blvd., Oak Grove Eli Pace Editor Dyno Mart — 83 (food), 93 (retail) Scored 93 out of 100 (food) and 96 out of Jennifer P. Brown Opinion Editor 2415 Greenville Road 100 (retail) during a regular inspection and Chris Hollis Production Manager Scored 83 out of 100 (food) and 93 out of 98 out of 100 (food) and 96 out of 100 (retail) Tony Henson Circulation Director during an immediate follow-up inspection. Ted Jatczak Sales & Marketing Director 100 (retail) during a regular inspection. Sheryl Ellis Business/Classified Manager Critical violations included food product There were no critical violations. Joe Wilson Sports Editor in warmer at 118 degrees, reusing single-use Minor violations included box of coffee gloves, no person in charge that demon- stored on floor in storage area, inside of ice HOW TO CONTACT US: strates knowledge of food safety principles, machine and drawers at drink station lack 270-886-4444 (Switchboard) Fax: 270-887-3222 medications out of date and milk out of date. frequent cleaning and floors lack frequent Newsroom: 887-3230 Classifieds: 887-3250 Minor violations included no probe meat cleaning around edges and under equip- Circulation: 887-3290 Advertising: 887-3270 thermometer to check cooking and holding ment. YTD YTD E-mail: [email protected] Name Ex Div Yld PE Last Chg %Chg Name Ex Div Yld PE Last Chg %Chg temperatures, no sanitizer in wiping cloth AT&T Inc NY 1.76 5.7 47 30.74 -.01 +1.7 Intel Nasd .84 3.0 12 27.69 -.26 +14.2 Mailing Address: P.O. Box 729, Hopkinsville, Ky. AbtLab NY 2.04 3.4 15 59.51 -.95 +5.8 IBM NY 3.00 1.5 15 199.51 -.62 +8.5 42241 bucket, utensils touching potentially haz- Señor Lopez Grill and Cantina — 89 AlcatelLuc NY ...... 1.88 -.04 +20.5 IntPap NY 1.05 3.2 11 32.96 -.09 +11.4 Office Hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon.-Fri.; ardous food not being washed, rinsed and Circulation 6 a.m.to 5 p.m. Mon.-Fri. Report a missed 125 Turtle Creek Alcoa NY .12 1.2 18 9.76 -.19 +12.8 JPMorgCh NY 1.20 2.8 10 43.22 -.07 +30.0 paper from 6 a.m. to 8 a.m. sanitized on a four-hour schedule, some Allstate NY .88 2.7 22 32.81 -.17 +19.7 JohnJn NY 2.28 3.6 17 63.03 -.23 -3.9 Scored 89 out of 100 during a regular in- SUBSCRIPTION RATES: shelves lack frequent cleaning, thermome- Altria NY 1.64 5.2 19 31.78 +.12 +7.2 JohnsnCtl NY .72 2.2 14 32.35 -.49 +3.5 spection. AmExp NY .80 1.4 14 57.57 -.47 +22.0 Keycorp NY .12 1.5 8 7.91 -.08 +2.9 Single Copy 75¢, Saturday $1.50 ters not conspicuous in every refrigeration Carrier Collect in Advance $14/4 weeks Critical violations included all ready-to- Apple Inc Nasd10.60 1.8 17 587.44-20.90 +45.0 Kohls NY 1.28 2.5 12 50.53 -.48 +2.4 unit and floor edges lack frequent cleaning. AutoZone NY ...... 19 380.00 +.50 +16.9 Kroger NY .46 2.0 24 23.21 -.28 -4.2 EZ Pay $14/month eat potentially hazardous foods not date- Office Billing $40/12 wks., $76/24 wks., $150/48 BB&T Cp NY .80 2.6 17 31.10 -.18 +23.6 McDnlds NY 2.80 2.9 18 95.28 -2.06 -5.0 marked with seven-day discard date and wks., $296/96 wks. Wal-Mart — 94 (food), 95 (retail) BP PLC NY 1.92 4.5 6 42.50 -.70 -.6 Merck NY 1.68 4.4 19 38.36 -.04 +1.8 By Mail in Advance $19/4 wks., $52/12 wks., $99/24 dishwasher not sanitizing dishes. BkofAm NY .04 .5 ... 8.77 -.15 +57.7 Meritor NY ...... 11 6.83 -.17 +28.4 wks., $180/48 wks. 14800 Fort Campbell Blvd., Oak Grove Bar iPVix NY ...... 18.38 +.13 -48.3 MicronT Nasd ...... 7.01 -.07 +11.4 Minor violations included fan guards in BostonSci NY ...... 20 5.85 +.31 +9.6 Microsoft Nasd .80 2.6 11 31.01 -.13 +19.5 Scored 94 out of 100 (food) and 95 out of 100 some reach-in coolers dusty, drip at faucet Subscription Rates By Carrier Delivery (retail) during a regular inspection. BrMySq NY 1.36 4.0 16 33.93 +.36 -3.7 MorgStan NY .20 1.1 16 18.07 +.41 +19.4 EZ Pay Monthly $14.00 at prewash sink by dishwasher and floors CampSp NY 1.16 3.4 14 33.81 +.14 +1.7 NokiaCp NY 1.26 33.0 ... 3.82 -.15 -20.7 4 weeks $14.00 Critical violations included dishwasher lack frequent cleaning around edges. ChesEng NY .35 1.9 6 18.00 -.06 -19.2 Oracle Nasd .24 .8 15 29.01 -.12 +13.1 12 weeks $40.00 final rinse not reaching 180 degrees to sani- Cisco Nasd .32 1.6 15 19.91 -.16 +10.5 Penney NY .80 2.3 21 34.24 +.37 -2.6 24 weeks $76.00 tize and boxes past expiration date. Citigrp rs NY .04 .1 10 34.85 -.23 +32.5 PepsiCo NY 2.06 3.1 16 66.15 -.06 -.3 48 weeks $150.00 Denny’s — 94 CocaCola NY 2.04 2.8 20 73.82 -.35 +5.5 Pfizer NY .88 3.9 18 22.34 -.12 +3.2 96 weeks $296.00 Minor violations included turntable miss- DirSCBear NY ...... 19.49 +.31 -26.4 PhilipMor NY 3.08 3.6 18 86.75 -.99 +10.5 ing in deli microwave, deli containers lack 18750 Herndon-Oak Grove Road; Oak Disney NY .60 1.4 16 42.08 -.41 +12.2 PwShs QQQ Nasd .49 .7 ... 65.86 -.75 +18.0 By Mail In Kentucky frequent cleaning, bakery shelves with icing Grove DuPont NY 1.64 3.1 14 52.61 -.66 +14.9 ProctGam NY 2.25 3.4 17 66.57 -.18 -.2 4 weeks $19.00 (17.86 + 1.14 KY sales tax) Scored 89 out of 100 during a regular in- eBay Nasd ...... 16 40.62 +4.75 +33.9 Qualcom Nasd 1.00 1.6 19 62.56 -4.42 +14.4 12 weeks $52.00 ($48.88 + $3.12 KY sales tax) lack frequent cleaning, walk-in deli cooler EMC Cp NY ...... 28 28.10 -1.04 +30.5 RadioShk NY .50 7.9 9 6.34 +.29 -34.7 24 weeks $99.00 (93.06 + $5.94 KY sales tax) vents lack frequent cleaning and shelves in spection and 94 out of 100 during an imme- 48 weeks $180.00 ($169.20 + $10.30 KY ExxonMbl NY 1.88 2.2 10 85.28 -.47 +.6 S&P500ETF NY 2.64 1.9 ... 137.72 -.89 +9.7 sales tax) freezer reach-in aisles two and four lack fre- diate follow-up inspection. FordM NY .20 1.7 6 11.66 -.13 +8.4 SearsHldgs Nasd .33 ...... 55.66 -.35 +75.1 quent cleaning. There were no critical violations. FMCG NY 1.25 3.3 8 38.03 -.26 +3.4 SiriusXM Nasd ...... 17 2.23 -.04 +22.8 All Other Locations GenElec NY .68 3.6 16 19.14 +.04 +6.9 SprintNex NY ...... 2.40 -.12 +2.6 Minor violations included gaskets on 1 Month $19.00 reach-ins at server station in poor repair, Genworth NY ...... 22 6.04 +.17 -7.8 SPDR Fncl NY .22 1.4 ... 15.27 -.08 +17.4 3 Months $52.00 MaxFuel Express — 99 (food), GileadSci Nasd ...... 15 52.25 +5.64 +27.7 SP Inds NY .75 2.1 ... 36.46 -.41 +8.0 6 Months $99.00 condensation pooling at bottom of reach- HewlettP NY .48 1.9 9 24.71 -.22 -4.1 StanBlkDk NY 1.64 2.2 16 72.91 -5.58 +7.9 13 Months $180.00 in, straws in sanitizer water at three-com- HomeDp NY 1.16 2.2 21 51.56 -.25 +22.6 Target NY 1.20 2.1 13 56.79 -.59 +10.9 100 (retail) HonwllIntl NY 1.49 2.6 22 58.00 -.73 +6.7 US Airwy NY ...... 18 9.51 +1.31 +87.6 Mail subscriptions are not accepted where partment sink, stopper not working at HopFedBc Nasd .08 .9 ... 8.65 -.20 +34.1 US Bancrp NY .78 2.5 12 31.22 -.08 +15.4 the NEW ERA maintains delivery by FOOT 11725 Fort Campbell Blvd., Oak Grove middle sink, shelves and bottoms of reach- HumGen Nasd ...... 14.17 +7.00 +91.7 WalMart NY 1.59 2.6 14 61.75 -.31 +3.3 CARRIER or MOTOR ROUTES. Mail subscrip- Scored 99 out of 100 (food) and 100 out of ins and outside of equipment lack frequent iShEMkts NY .81 1.9 ... 42.05 -.19 +10.8 Walgrn NY .90 2.5 12 35.63 +.12 +7.8 tion rates include the 6% Kentucky Sales Tax Where Applicable. Member Audit Bureau of 100 (retail) during a follow-up inspection. iShR2K NY 1.10 1.4 ... 79.75 -.46 +8.1 WellsFargo NY .88 2.7 11 33.12 -.45 +20.2 cleaning, leaks at faucets of prep sink and Circulations There were no critical violations. three-compartment sink, no mop sink or POSTMASTER - Send address changes to A minor violation was bottom shelf in Kentucky New Era, P.O. Box 729, Hopkinsville, easy access to mop sink, floors lack fre- Ky. 42241 stainless steel reach-in refrigerator in poor quent cleaning, especially around edges repair. and under equipment, and tile cracked or China King 2 — 100 missing in some areas. 16468 Fort Campbell Blvd., Oak Grove EDITOR'S NOTE— The New Era will publish briefs from the restaurant in- Scored 100 out of 100 during a regular in- spection reports provided by the area health departments each Monday. To spection. report a restaurant complaint in Christian County, call 270-887-4160. www.kentuckynewera.com | LOCAL | Monday-Tuesday, April 23-24, 2012 A3

SLICE OF LIFE n IN BRIEF n NOTEBOOK date, 0.40; Year to date, 11.14. AGENDA LAKE LEVELS Source: Kentucky Mesonet. America’s Homecoming Queen The Kentucky Open Meetings Kentucky Lake and Barkley Law applies to the following meet- Lake Elevation, last updated at 6 Jasmine Dillard, daughter of Jorge and Twyla Parris of Hop- ings: LOTTERY kinsville, has been selected as a finalist for Kentucky’s 32nd annual p.m. Sunday, Kentucky Lake, Homecoming Queen selection on April 15 at the Louisville Airport MONDAY Upper Stage, 356.3; Normal Stage, Kentucky Crowne Plaza Hotel in Louisville. She is the Christian County High Millbrooke Elementary School 357.2; Lower Stage, 302. LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — School Homecoming Queen. Kentucky’s 2012 Homecoming Queen site-based council, 3 p.m., confer- Lake Barkley, Upper Stage, These kentucky lotteries were will receive a cash scholarship plus an all expense paid trip to the ence room. 356.7; Normal Stage, 357.2; Lower drawn Sunday: National Finals to compete with the queens from other states for America’s Homecoming Queen. Dillard will also be competing for Stage, 302.3. TUESDAY Pick 3 Evening: 2-1-6 Kentucky’s favorite homecoming queen. Votes can be cast at Sinking Fork site-based council, Water Temperatures, Kentucky Pick 4 Evening: 7-0-2-1 www.americashomecomingqueen.com. 5 p.m., at the school. Lake, 67 degrees; Kentucky Dam, 67 degrees; Barkley Dam, 67 de- Cadiz local graduates from basic military training CANCELLATIONS grees; Normal Temperature, 65 de- Tennessee Monday's meeting of the Pem- Air Force Airman Kasta M. Rea graduated from basic military broke Board of Zoning Adjust- grees. NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio. ment is canceled. The next regular Source: Explore Kentucky Lake. These Tennessee lotteries were The airman completed an intensive, eight-week program that meeting is scheduled for 6 p.m. May drawn Sunday: included training in military discipline and studies, Air Force core 28. PRECIPITATION values, physical fitness and basic warfare principles and skills. Wednesday's meeting of the Ren- Cash 3 Evening: 5-9-7, Lucky Airmen who complete basic training earn four credits toward aissance Design Review Board is Christian County Daily Precipi- Sum: 21 an associate in applied science degree through the Community Col- canceled. The next regular meeting tation (inches); Thursday, 0.00; Fri- Cash 4 Evening: 1-4-7-7, Lucky lege of the Air Force. is scheduled for May 23. day, 0.04; Saturday, 0.17. Month to Sum: 19 Rea is the daughter of Staci Rea of Wharton Road, Cadiz, and granddaughter of Teresa Osborne of North 177th Avenue, Waddell, Ariz. She is a 2010 graduate of Trigg County High School. CRADLE ROLL Local group excited to open at festival Myles “Baron” McKinney BY DAVID SNOW music class two years in a row Thompson said the group FOR THE NEW ERA and was kicked out of choir two plays a little bit of everything. Chad and Toshia McKinney, Shallow Lake Circle, and their sons, years in a row, yet found his way “We’ve done everything from Cabot and Hudson, announce the birth of a son and brother, Myles Country music fans are ex- into music. Prince to Elvis to George “Baron” McKinney, on Feb. 1, 2012, at Baptist Hospital in Nashville, cited about Phil Vassar headlin- While serving with the Army Jones,” he said. “The heart of it Tenn. ing this year’s Spring into in Korea, he heard a Korean has always been country. I prefer Grandparents are Mike and Paula McKinney and Milton Burke, Summer festival at War Memo- band playing “The Cowboy a lot of what you would hear on all of Hopkinsville, and Dennis and Veronia Coker, Elkton. rial Walking Trail Park. The Rides Away” by George Strait, local radio: Jason Aldean and Great-grandparents are Christine Burke, Dovie Eli and Polly Fin- free concert is set for May 26 at and a friend told him, “You can Brentley Gilbert. Cody is more ley, all of Hopkinsville. the Viceroy Performing Arts sing this song better than they of a modern rock band kind of Center in the park. can!” guy. Larry is more of a blues- Jacob Ryan Estes As excited as fans are to be “The next thing you know, I jazzy-type personality. David is a able to hear the award-winning was on the stage, singing with very old country personality, Eric and Stacey Hargrove Estes, Mount Washington, announce singer and songwriter, consider this Korean band, and it just and Mike is very ‘70s and ‘80s the birth of a son, Jacob Ryan Estes, on March 19, 2012, at Norton how great an opportunity the kind of developed,” Thompson hair band and rock-and-roll Suburban Hospital in Louisville. concert is for the band that said. kind of guy.” Grandparents are Steve and Lisa Hargrove, and Alan and Judy opens for him. Thompson said his problem “It’s a definite mixture of Estes, all of Hopkinsville. Junction 41, the opening act with music classes and choirs everything,” Kirby said. for Vassar, is made up of musi- was his inability to read music. Thompson said the band has a Eli James Gilliland cians from the western Pen- “I can beat around on a guitar way of getting the crowd in- nyrile area. Lead singer John enough to write a few songs and volved in the show by entertain- ing as well as playing. James Robert and Sarah Uzelac Gilliland, Hopkinsville, announce Thompson is from Hopkinsville, figure out what we want to play,” Opening for someone as well the birth of a son, Eli James Gilliland, on Nov. 16, 2011, at Regional guitarist Larry Granstaff of he said. Medical Center in Madisonville. known as Vassar is quite an Princeton, bass player David Junction 41 started under a achievement for the young Grandparents are Kathy Rogers and Tim and Julie Gilliland, all Bowles of Madisonville and gui- different name. That group lost of Hopkinsville, Joe and Kristi Uzelac, Cookeville, Tenn., and the band. tarist Mike Thomas and drum- members to record deals and “For years, I’ve watched his late Mitch Rogers. mer Cody Kirby, both of were looking for a singer and a videos on TV,” Thompson said. Great-grandparents are Martha Quarles and the late Charles Earlington. drummer in 2008. “My last wife is a big fan of his. Quarles, the late Bob and Agnes Rogers, Alice Gilliland and the late Thompson is a sergeant with The group, known as Copper I learned some of his songs just Thomas Gilliland, and Robert and Sue Ross, all of Hopkinsville. the Hopkinsville Police Depart- Road, dissolved soon after, but to play for her. I’m kind of ment, while Granstaff serves Thompson and Kirby wanted to awestruck about it. TO SUBMIT AN ITEMto Slice of Life, please include who, what, when, why and where in the item description along with the Oak Grove Ambulance keep playing. They found three with a daytime contact phone number. Items may either be faxed to 270-887-3222, or emailed to living@kentuck- Service. other friends who wanted to DAVID SNOWis the editor of The Eagle Post. Reach ynewera.com. All items must be submitted one week prior to the desired publication date. For more information, call Thompson said he failed play, and Junction 41 was born. David at 270-887-3295 or [email protected]. at 270-887-3241.

Western Ky. Institute of Plastic, Now Available: Evergreen Trees Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgery Flowering Trees OUT ‘N’ ABOUT n Shade & Ornamental Trees Dr. George R. Valentini Garden Seed resources. The cost is $15 per person and in- nonprofit use to go green. This free event TODAY M.D. FACS Bedding Plants cludes breakfast. Limited space is available. will feature giveaways, paper shredding Onion Sets Certified by the American Board Of Plastic Surgery The Western Kentucky Chapter, Nation- Register online or by calling Stephanie Mc- and recycling, networking and more. For Seed Potatoes more information go to https://kynonprof- And Much More! al Railroad Historic Society, will meet at 7 Queen at 270-885-9096 or email smc- its.org/events/349 A state-of-the-art facility that p.m. on April 23 at the old L&N Depot on [email protected]. Todd County Community Alliance will offers the broadest scope of SSUUPPEERRLLAAWWNN West Arch Street, Madisonville. Tom John- WEDNESDAY present the second annual Todd County Aesthetic Surgery procedures. GardenGarden CenterCenter son will present a choice between two pro- 1108 N. Main St., Hopkinsville, KY Eggstravaganza from May 3-5, beginning 1724 Kenton St., Suite 1C, Hopkinsville & grams, the Illinois Railway Museum or Illi- 270-885-4769 Foster Parent Training at 5 p.m. on April with a parade at 3 p.m. May 3 at the old Elk- (270) 885-1140 Mon.-Fri. 7:30-5 • Sat. 8-3 • Closed Sun. nois Central Steam Finale DVD’s. There will 25 at 552 E. Center St., Madisonville. There ton Die Cast property. The final event will be refreshments. For more information, call will be free pizza and drinks. Come if inter- begin at 6 p.m. May 5 and will include a Chuck Hinrich 270-886-2849. ested in becoming a foster parent. For more concert and drive-in movie. For more infor- Christian County Middle School will information, call 270-926-4635. mation, vendor and pet registration forms, host a presentation of “Alice in Wonderland” call 270- 265-7070 or visit www.toddcoun- at 7 p.m. April 23-24. The performance will UPCOMING tyca.org. feature eighth-grade music students and The Trigg County Republican Women’s admission is $5. Christian County All-County Band will Club will meet on at 10 a.m. May 7 in the present a spring concert at 2 p.m. April 28. fellowship hall of the Cadiz Christian TUESDAY The concert will feature students from Church. Lunch will follow. For more infor- Christian County Middle School, Hop- mation, call Betty Sue Howard at 270-924- The Pierian Literary Club will meet at 7 kinsville Middle School and North Drive 3632 or go to triggcountyrepublican p.m. April 24 at the home of Sharon Sud- Middle School. party.com. death. The program, “A Beacon of Light: A Pleasant Green Baptist Church, Daw- The Western Kentucky Photography History of Lighthouses,” will be presented son Springs Road, will host a benefit meal Club monthly meeting will be at 7 p.m. May 7 at the Hatley Building in rooms 214-125, by Betty Vinson. and the hillbilly comedy play “Easter in Cricket County,” produced by special 750 Laffoon St., Madisonville. The program “Time Management” training will be arrangement with Contemporary Drama will be a continuation of Photography 101 from 7:30 - 9 a.m. on April 24 at the Com- Service-Eddie McPherson, author, on April by Tom Wortham. The main program will be merce Center, 2800 Fort Campbell Blvd. 29 beginning at 6 p.m. Donations are re- by The Henderson Newspaper’s Darrin Phe- Kanya Allen with Hopkinsville Community quested for heart transplant patient, Billie gley who will speak on shooting Digital College will be the presenter. Attendees will Jean Grace. A fund has been set up at Her- Video. For more information, call Chuck gain insight and practical skills to develop itage Bank in Hopkinsville, or donate online Hinrichs at 270-886-2849. and implement a framework for successful at www.pleasantgreenbaptistchurch.com. time and project management. They will al- Murray State University’s Hopkinsville ITEMS WILL RUN REGULARLYeach Monday, Wednesday and so learn to identify job roles, controlling Regional Campus, 5305 Fort Campbell Saturday in Out ‘N’ About. To help us help you, please submit your how time is spent, identifying time wasters Blvd., will offer an event from 9 a.m. until announcement at least a week before the day it will be published. If and how to organize time using different noon April 17 to learn simple steps your you have questions, call 270-887-3241.

Attention Parents of High School Seniors attending.... Christian County, Heritage Christian, Hopkinsville, or University Heights Academy $ PROJECT 10 Off ALL Regularly GRADUATION Priced Shoes & Boots MEETING Monday, April 23rd - 6:00 PM in the CCHS Library Project Graduation is an all night drug & alcohol free party honoring graduates from the Class of 2012. Send donations to: HAYES SHOES Project Graduation, P.O. Box 291 (270) 885-0361 Mon-Sat 9-6 Hopkinsville, KY 42241-0291 2917 Ft. Campbell Blvd. (in the old Pizza Hut building) Sun 1-5 For more information call: Diane Pyle - (270)887-7053 or (270)424-8856 LLOCALOCAL/S/STATETATE Monday-Tuesday, April 23-24, 2012 | Editor: Eli Pace | 270-887-3235 | [email protected]

STATE BRIEFS n Central Kentucky lawmaker reCreating History named ‘biggest loser’ of fat FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — A central Kentucky lawmaker can declare he is the “biggest loser” in a recent legislative session. Democratic Rep. Terry Mills, of Lebanon, lost 40 pounds in a weight-loss challenge among lawmakers that started when the General Assembly began meeting in January and lasted through March. Coming in a close second was Republican Sen. Jimmy Higdon, also of Lebanon. Higdon lost 36 pounds in the contest that came about after Republican Rep. Tim Moore, of Elizabethtown, and Democratic Sen. Joey Pendleton, of Hopkinsville, had a discus- sion about the state’s increased rate of childhood obesity. University of Kentucky student dies after wrecking motorcycle LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) — A Uni- versity of Kentucky student died after crashing his motorcycle. Authorities say 19-year-old Austin Armstrong died Friday morning after losing control of The First Brigade of Confederate soldiers charges across the lawn Saturday at Jefferson Davis Memorial Park. The brigade was made up of North Drive Middle School his motorcycle in Lexington, Ky. students from Hopkinsville. Witnesses told police the fresh- man biology major was driving at an extremely high rate of speed when he wrecked around Students re-enact Pickett’s charge 2 a.m. PHOTOS AND STORY BY TOM KANE Two people charged in slaying PHOTOJOURNALIST of southern Kentucky woman Back in January, the His- TOMPKINSVILLE, Ky. (AP) — tory Club at North Drive Kentucky State Police charged Middle School voted to stage two people in the slaying of a a Civil War re-enactment. southern Kentucky woman. The group wanted to hold Police say 41-year-old John W. its own re-enactment and did- Smith of Tompkinsville and 34- n’t want to be part of some- year-old Chasity R. Hagan of one else’s event. Summer Shade were charged To accomplish the goal, Saturday with murder and bur- club moderator Kendra Ter- glary. They were arrested in the rell sought the advice and slaying of 63-year-old Brenda support of George Copeland, Howard of Tompkinsville, who who works in the Christian was found Friday at her home by County Public Schools’ IT de- a family member. Police say she partment. had been beaten and stabbed. Copeland is also an avid Civil War re-enactor. Covington leaders emphasize Through Copeland’s con- nections in the re-enactment hearing for new bridge design community, the students COVINGTON, Ky. (AP) — were able to enlist the help of Leaders in northern Kentucky’s about 50 uniformed re-enac- largest city are stressing the im- tors and five cannon crews. The Union soldiers, protected by a wall, cheer their victory during a re-enactment of Pickett’s Charge on Saturday. portance of a public hearing this The students had to write week on the design for a replace- letters requesting help and But the Confederate sol- ment of the Brent Spence raise money to put on the re- diers, unlike at Gettysburg, Bridge. enactment, but Copeland had refused to die and rallied and That's because the current de- the names and addresses of charged a second time. They sign for a bridge that would span the right people. were ultimately defeated, and the Ohio River connecting south- The re-enactors responded Confederate and Union bod- ern Ohio and to northern Ken- generously, and on Saturday, ies littered the field at the tucky doesn’t include direct the Confederate Army and State Park. But, these sol- access to Covington from south- the Union Army clashed diers again and re- bound Interstate 75. again on a sloping field as the turned home. Brent Cooper, the chairman of students re-enacted Pickett’s It appeared that everyone the Northern Kentucky Cham- Charge. involved, especially the stu- ber of Commerce, said the de- The Union forces were po- dents, enjoyed themselves. sign is problematic for the city, sitioned behind a farmer’s which has hotels, gas stations wall, just like they were at REACH TOM KANE at 270-887-3238 and other businesses clustered or [email protected]. A cannon crew reloads during the artillery barrage on Saturday. near the current access ramp. Gettysburg. As gas prices rise, smaller boats become more popular GILBERTSVILLE, Ky. (AP) — No reports of violence As gas prices increase, the size of boats selling in western Ken- tucky is decreasing. at Neo-Nazis’ gathering Bob Louden, a salesman at FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Kentuckiana Yacht Sales in Gilbertsville, said that as gas FRANKFORT, Ky. — At least 70 law enforcement of- prices rise, his customers tend to purchase smaller vessels. ficers were present to control a crowd of 150 to 200 “We’ve cut our larger inven- demonstrators when a group of neo-Nazis and Ku tory. Less people are interested in Klux Klan members rallied against illegal immigra- a $600,000 category boat,” Louden tion Saturday on the steps of the Kentucky Capitol. said. “We've gone to smaller lines Lt. Brian Bowling of the Kentucky State Police, of boats, more pontoons.” who is in charge of Capitol security, said no arrests He says he hopes gas prices were made and Maj. Fred Deaton of the Frankfort Po- that are hovering near $4 a gal- lice Department said no physical altercations oc- lon don't go any higher. curred during the event that lasted about 90 minutes. Members of the KKK joined black-suited neo-Nazis, DENNIS O’NEIL | KENTUCKY NEW ERA who carried swastika flags and shouted “Sig heil,” The interior of the Kentucky Star Quilt Shop is shown recently. The shop is inside Books on while the crowd of counter-protesters lining the side- Main and will open on May 12. It will sell quilt patterns and fabrics. walk screamed “Go home!” ACCIDENT n Jeff Schoep, commander of the Detroit-based Na- tional Socialist Movement, said the group targeted Hopkinsville man crashes Kentucky because of the state’s illegal immigration Woman to open new quilt shop problem and the recession. his motorcycle downtown “We’re not a hate group,” said Schoep. “We’re a Kevin Lee, 50 of Hopkinsville, white civil rights organization.” crashed his motorcycle on South inside Books on Main this May But counterdemonstrators, including members of Main Street Friday evening. the Fairness Campaign and other groups, said the neo- BY DENNIS O’NEIL doing something.” Nazis’ message was hateful. According to the accident re- NEW ERA STAFF WRITER In May, Pryor will make a major port, Lee lost control of his mo- Ariana Lackey, of Frankfort, and her 18-year-old son addition to her list of hobbies. Aaron Lackey stood silently as they watched. The torcycle and slid across the road, Connie Pryor rarely finds an idle She is opening her own quilt ending up on his side. moment. mother said that when she was a girl, her father took store, Kentucky Star Quilt Shop, her to watch a Ku Klux Klan rally in Okolona. More Lee told the police that he saw Pryor, 55, has been a nurse at in the back portion of Books on Gateway Medical Center in than 30 years later, she was doing the same thing with an elderly woman driving in the Main. The space, previously used wrong lane and that he veered to Clarksville, Tenn., for 27 years. In Aaron. as a coffeehouse, has been vacant “I brought my son here because I want him to see the right in order to avoid hitting her spare time, she paints, quilts for three years. hate in his face,” she said. “It’s a learning experience.” her. According to the police re- and cross-stitches. When she and Pryor is friends with Pam Aaron Lackey said the neo-Nazis were trying to “cre- port, the front tire of Lee’s motor- her husband, Greg, bought their Goolsby, the owner of Books on ate tension, to get under people’s skin,” but he refused cycle likely went into a pothole home, Pryor purchased all of their cabinets unfinished and then fin- Main. Pryor has been thinking to be provoked. Lee was transported to Jennie ished them herself. She even works about starting her own quilt shop While Nazi supporters yelled that God hates homo- Stuart Medical Center for possi- in an occasional round of . for two years, and Goolsby sug- sexuals, Victoria King held a sign with a prayer of St. ble injuries to his arms and “I’m the type of person who gested she use the vacant area be- Francis of Assisi. Part of the prayer, she said, is hands. cannot just sit down and stay hind her store. “‘Where there is darkness, let me sow light.’” — From New Era staff reports down,” said Pryor. “I’ve got to be SEE QUILTS, PAGE A5 “This is pretty dark,” she said. www.kentuckynewera.com | HONOR ROLLS/LOCAL | Monday-Tuesday, April 23-24, 2012 A5

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Students from Christian County High “Multitudes, multitudes in the valley of School celebrate prom Saturday night at the James E. Bruce decision: for the day of the LORD is near Convention Center in Hopkinsville. The theme was in the valley of decision.” – Joel 3:14 “Forever Young.”

TOM KANE | KENTUCKY NEW ERA www.adultbibleclass.com On the Web: For more than 75 photos from the Spring Special Christian County prom, check out Get Your Body In www.kentuckynew- era.com Great Shape For Summer! Special Discount On All Procedures Including Reconstruction after Lap Banding and QUILTS: Store will be open Tuesday-Saturday Gastric By-Pass Surgery FROM PAGE A4 Pryor loves observing the beauty of if there was anything in her home a quilt when it’s finished. that I would like to use. I said, ‘yes, as George R. Valentini, M.D. F.A.C.S. While she was excited about the lo- “The colors of the quilts and the fab- a matter of fact, there is.’” www.westernkentuckyinstitute.com cation, Pryor said it needed a great rics are just beautiful,” she said. “I When the store opens, Pryor said it deal of work. The Pryors have done just love combinations of fabrics and will have floor displays aplenty and Western Ky. Institute of Plastic about $2,000 worth of renovations to colors.” quilts hanging from the walls. She Standing inside Pryor’s shop, it still Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgery, PSC the space, adding new lighting, floor- also plans on adding a waiting area to 1724 Kenton St., Suite 1C • Hopkinsville, Kentucky 42240 ing and shelving. has the largely vacant look of a work the back of the shop with couches and (270) 885-1140 The shop will open May 12. Pryor is in progress. She’s added several ob- a flat-screen TV, a gesture to husbands MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR AMERICAN SOCIETY OF keeping her job at Gateway and plans jects to the space though, most with a and boyfriends dragged to the store by AESTHETIC PLASTIC SURGERY, INC. Toll Free 1-888-855-6896 PLASTIC SURGEONS on staffing the store with two full- personal story attached to them. their female companions. She plans time workers and a few other part- Against one wall is a bed frame that on calling it the “Hubby Cubby.” time employees. She plans on previously belonged to her husband’s “(It’s) for all those men who don’t working at the shop on her days off great-great grandfather and was used find fabric, notions or patterns as fas- and on weekends. The store will be in the births of all his children. Pryor cinating as others do,” Pryor said. open Tuesday through Saturday. plans on adding a mattress to the bed Pryor plans on having a ribbon-cut- Pryor plans on selling a variety of and outfitting it with some blankets ting ceremony for the shop on May 31. fabrics and offering classes on sewing and quilts. She’s excited to add another business and quilting at the store. “I may need (the bed) for rest,” the downtown area. “I would like to teach young people Pryor said with a laugh. “Who “When I was growing up, (down- how to sew,” she said. “There are so knows?” town) was the place to go,” said Pryor, many young people today who have In the middle of the floor is an old who grew up in nearby Crofton. “It is no idea how to do those kinds of skills rocking chair, one of the first pieces important to me to help with the and I think they are very important.” of furniture the Pryors bought when downtown situation.” Pryor started quilting in the early they were married. On a shelf just The store will be open from 10 a.m. ‘80s after one of her cousins intro- above the store’s cash register is a to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Friday and duced her to it. She said she didn’t spinning wheel that belonged to 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday. The take up quilting seriously until a few Pryor’s great-grandmother. store is at 911 S. Main St. years ago, though. She is now a “She spun cotton on that since she member of the Trigg County Quil- was a child,” she said. “It was at my REACH DENNIS O’NEIL at 270-887-3237 ter’s Guild. great aunt’s house and she asked me or [email protected].

Holiday, Millbrooke Honor Rolls EDITOR’S NOTE: In the April 16 edition of the Kentucky New Thompson, Chance Timms, Mikie Venable, Rachel Craig, Amber Harrison, Ann Marie Era, the honor roll listings for Holiday Elementary School were Beth Ann Wilson, Caleb Young, Jakala Hayes, Latham Joiner, Madison Leming, omitted. The honor roll listings for Millbrooke Elementary School Young. Fourth grade: Adila Albino, Marlon Kinsley Livingston, Ty McWilliams, Gus were mistakenly labeled as Holiday Elementary School’s. The Anderson, Cortissa Babb, Carson Barber, Smith, Lyle Smith, Hannah Sumner, Hutch Community correct listings are as follows: Alax Beck, Teyari Bennett, Janae Bracey, Williams. Fifth grade: Emmy Blane, Sarah D’Troyreon Bussell, Xavier Bussell, Saria Cavanah, Ann Marie Fitzpatrick, Riley Fort, Cortez, Preston Durham-Pryor, Imaja Gar- Gavin Fowler, Rileigh Greenwell, Sydni – Bloodyour family, your neighbors, Drives your benefit Holiday Elementary land, Gage Goble, Grace Goode, Brittinee Henagan, Christian Knox, Macy Lancaster, Hamby, Zoe Hollis, Shenell Johnson, Am- BE A BLOOD DONOR! Principal’s List: Third grade: Calvin Fernando Lopez, Brook McGee, Skylar Ray, The Western Kentucky Regional Blood Mobile is avail- Demps, Lexie Grace, E’tya Martin, Bryce ber Kimble, Cooper King, Conner Lackey, Jana Shelley, Victoria Sisk, Mackenzie Smi- able to businesses and industries in the area. Blood Robinson. Fourth grade: Caleb Bapp, Sa- Jevon Leavell, DeQuain Mayes, Ian Mont- ley, Hudson Taylor, Spencer Walker, Casey donated in this community stays in this community. vannah Barnes, Sadie Baumgardner, gomery, Tyler Overton, Jayla Patton, Miran- Willis. To Schedule A Blood Drive, Call Kaylee Baumgardner, Jacqueline Bell, Mia da Poe, Tanishka Singh, Lauren Stagner, Honor Roll: Third grade: Aniyah We have an 1-800-684-9296 Bruno, Pierce Casey, Ellie Colburn, Hannah Amaria Thompson, Donquavion Victor, Abren, Blake Balthrop, Andrew Boan, immediate Croom, Anamaria Deason, Makayla De- Aaliyah Watkins, Tristan Wheeler, Samantha Bradley Brummett, Shuleek Ellison, Rebec- need for Monday, April 23rd grote, KayBreAna Fuller, Greer Givens, Wel- Young. Fifth grade: Kensuke Baba, Jessie ca Fitzpatrick, Adam Fox, Tavarrel Haskins, Crittenden Health by Horn, Hayden Lackey, Jeremy Leek, Boyce, David Burch, Jared Calvin, Asjion Chance Henderson, Millie Howard, Gage O Negative Ashlyn Montgomery, Blake Moody, Rachel Catlett, Kaylee Cheek, Mackenzie Colip, Ja- Kessler, Taylor Koup, Brooke Lucas, Hayley Blood 11 am-6 pm Moore, Keane Mumford, Trinity Ouellette, torion Dillard, Lane Diuguid, Ellie Dossett, Lucas, Hannah McCullough-Cast, Amani Donations Garrett Pyle, Ty’Jae Quarles, Mariah Richey, John Tanner Duvall, Brandon Gammage, McGee, David Rambo, Cadence Ramey, Tuesday, April 24th Alyssa Romney, Savannah Shepherd, Blake Jadyn Hicks, Preston Jones, Nick Meyer, Kharma Romano-Cantara, Briauna Smith, Marion, KY Blood Drive Sowell, Jacob Stallons, Jaylon Taggart, Yuki Averi Moody, Kyler Scheben, Jordan Smith, Micah Smith, Tatyan Spencer, Pamila Takao, Ethan White. Fifth grade: Ethan Rachael Snyder, Tefrell Toliver, Jr., Madison Trump, David Waltz, Nicolas Williams, Lan- Bailey, Shelby Barbee, Aaron Crosby, Natal- Wilcox, Takila Wilson. den Wells, Elijah Young. Fourth grade: ie Dear, Angelina Degrote, Svanah Martin, Neal Aldridge, Destiny Caler, Nicole Chesh- Wednesday, April 25th Savannah Moody, Riley Moore, Zach Millbrooke Elementary er, Ameliah Cottingham, Aaron Eads, Tyler Cerulean Baptist Church Moore, Lexy Oatts, Campbell Russell, J.T. Principal’s List: Third grade: Kallie Bak- Greenwell, Brennan Metz-Spears, Brittin 5 pm-8 pm Shepherd, Riley Smith, Dustin Wilcox, Hay- er, Thomas Barrett, Harley Boren, Pierce Lancaster, Zack Langhi, Jullian Mormon, den Woosley. Bouchillon, Edward Braxton, Will Bryan, Austin Morse, J.B. Morse, Hope Pace, Elijah All Thursday, April 26th Honor Roll: Third grade: Payton Alcorn, Kortni Catlett, Arianna Cushenberry, Caleb Rich, Dakotah Roby, Chase Shannon, Au- blood Non-Public Blood Drive Chase Atkins, Alyssa Bearns, Hannah Bick- Eads, Britton Ford, Gage Fowler, Alexis drey Stewart, Alyvia Stokes, Abeni Thomas, donations ers, Kyssandra Burney, Megan Clark, Lucas Maritza Uribe, Anna Watson, Hunter Wat- Fuentes, David Gadd, Landon Gresham, are Croney, Alana Daniel, Abby Dossett, Mandy Micah Hall, Dana Hardison, Ashley Harri- son, Brianna Winter, Taryn Wright. Fifth Friday, April 27th Dossett, Skylar Dossett, Logan Durst, Ella son, Isaac Havir, Cassandra Marcos-Her- grade: Katy Ables, Azariah Bailey, Koby appreciated. Western Kentucky Blood Center Falco, Abbey Fincham, Ethan Folz, Angel nandez, Maya Mercado, U’Nia Moody, Batts, Autumn Boyd, Talitha Bryant, Nathan Closed Goodwin, Brooke Hilgartner, Tanner Lan- Nathaniel Moore, Harley Morris, Alexis Cessna, Edwin Chilton III, Kenady Estes, caster, Destiny Leavitt, Hannah Leneave, Mowen, Madison McKinnis, Tavion McMil- Jayda Fountain, Dixie Garnier, Elizabeth Peyton Lewis, Brandon McCarley, Delilah lian, Will Nichols, Maddy Putty, Derrick Gibbs, Jacorian Jackson, Ariyonna John- McKinley, Joey Moreno, Jenny Beth Myers, Quarles Jr., Adrianna Rogers, Alexandra son, Jude Langhi, Abigail Mason, Donavan Western Kentucky Aryanna Ouellette, Austin Pires, Kailee Pol- Salvaterra, Serenity Shemwell, Elliott Shull, Mears, Kaleb Mercado, Rajah Mills, Brian- Regional Blood Center lard, Jacey Price, Jayden Ralston, Brianna Isaiah Thompson, Faith Williams, Gracey nia Quarles, Mali Rives, Haley Scott, Nora Renfrow, Jaden Rundell, Dakota Sanders, Wills, Jacob Young. 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BY DAVID SNOW book signings through- “I think people automatically as- FOR THE NEW ERA out the week, beginning sume things when they see us,” from 3 to 5 p.m. Wednes- said Amy Hansen, Mark’s wife. When a soldier is de- day in Hopkinsville at “But it’s funny because I’ve never ployed or transferred to Books on Main, 911 S. seen such gratuitous people. You’ll another location, it is not Main St. Other signings see the biggest burliest guy who just a change of locale this week include: you would expect to kick butt and for that soldier, but also a n Thursday, 3:30-5 p.m., take names, but they’re the ones change for the family. John L. Street Library, with the biggest hearts. Christian County na- 244 Main St., Cadiz. “People have good in them and tive and 1996 Trigg n Saturday, 11 a.m.-2 they want to do good.” County High School One particular moment stands graduate Sara Jane Ar- p.m., Murray State Book- out in Mark’s mind. A man, who nett has written a book to store, Curris Center on wasn’t a member of the FOE, was help military children campus, Murray. injured and needed a wheelchair cope with this big n Sunday, 3-4:30 p.m., change. The wife of a sol- Broadbent Foods and ramp to his home. While the man dier with three children, Gifts, 5895 Hopkinsville was still in the hospital, the group Road, Cadiz. decided to make the ramp. It was she knows the difficulty MONICA K. SMITH | KENTUCKY NEW ERA in moving from post to The book is published completed in a single day without the man’s knowledge. Riley Peyton, 4, sits on a Harley Davidson motorcycle with his sister, Shelby, 8, at the Fraternal Or- post. by High Pitched Hum der of the Eagles on Tuesday. The motorcycle will be raffled off during a benefit ride for Riley. “My Daddy’s a Soldier” Publishing of Jack- “Really, we’re a charity organi- is the first work from Ar- sonville Beach, Fla., and zation with a social aspect to it,” nett. She will have local sells for $11.99. Mark said. sible while our lives are falling “I was surprised,” Sarah said. “I apart?” wanted to into the phone, Riley began chemotherapy and ‘I can’t believe this,’ but you know A good call finished his treatments in Janu- you can’t do that.” In mid-September Riley had a ary. However, he will have to con- ROTARY: Auction to swollen throat. He was taken to a tinue treatments. hospital and released. Laryngitis “He has to go back every three Ride to live was the diagnosis. Riley’s parents, months for the first year, every six With just 13 weeks until the run, Sarah, a nurse, months the sec- the group is busy organizing the pay for scholarships and Russell, a ond year and an- event, which celebrates its 10th nurse practi- “It’s amazing to nually after year. More than 600 people partici- FROM PAGE A1 Carpenter and world- tioner, were not that,” Russell ex- pated in the ride last year, and or- champion memorabilia convinced and plained. “It was ganizers hope more will turn out Money from the auc- as well. sought a second know that people good we caught it for this year’s run. All of the tion will also go to the “We want to raise at opinion. In Octo- so early. If we money raised is given to the Pey- Rotary’s Student Loan least $285,000,” Giles said. ber, Riley was di- would do something hadn’t, the first tons to use as they see fit. Club and the Rotary Last year, the auction agnosed with place it would “They money is for the family to Scholarship Program. goal was $280,000. The Ro- burkitt lym- have spread to is do the things with the child they Frank Giles, president- tary Club surpassed that phoma, a fast- for a .” the spine.” need to do,” said Ronnie Moore, elect of the Rotary Club goal and raised $312,000. acting from of Russell said former president of the Eagle Rid- and auction chairman, “Of course, it’s always cancer of the Sarah Peyton Riley’s medical ers Group. “We don’t put restric- said he has not yet deter- good to raise more than lymph node tis- Mother of Riley Peyton, who was bill in January tions on what they use it for. If mined how much money they need to use it for medical ex- your goal,” Giles said. sue. diagnosed with burkitt lymphoma n was about will go to each program, Bidding for the auction Riley’s particu- $400,000, and penses, that’s fine, but if they need because he doesn’t know will take place next week, lar disease even though to pay their rent or utilities, then how many students will from 7 to 10 p.m. today formed a four- health insurance they need to do what they need to take advantage of the through Friday and from centimeter tumor in the back of took care of a portion of it, the re- do. We put faith in the families.” new Scholars program. 6 to 10 p.m. Saturday — or his throat. mainder was still a large, unfore- In addition to raising money The auction will feature as long as the bidding dic- “You could see it covering the seen expense that the family was though participants in the ride, several big-ticket items tates — at the War Memo- back of his throat,” Sarah said. “It not prepared for. the Eagle Riders Group is raffling this year, including a 1999 was blocking his airway.” A member of the riders group, off a 2012 Harley Davidson Street- Ford Mustang; a GE rial Building. At 6:30 p.m. Wednesday and at 6 p.m. This wasn’t Riley’s first run-in Anne Justice, worked with Sarah glide. front-load washer/dryer with cancer. When Riley was born, in the past and recommended she “It’s amazing to know that peo- set; a “couch potato pack- Thursday, there will be school fundraising re- his parents were told he had a ge- apply to have this year’s poker run ple would do something for a age” that includes pow- netic mark for thyroid cancer. The be in honor of Riley. Sarah did. stranger,” Sarah said. “You never ered recliners, a 40-inch ports. For more information two diseases aren’t linked, but the During a meeting March 20, the think you need something like this Toshiba television and till it happens. We’re always the about the auction, go to fear was the same. Eagle Riders Group chose who pizzas; and a St. Louis givers. It doesn’t seem real that it the Hopkinsville Rotary “The hardest part is what to do they would sponsor. On March 22 Cardinals package, which with the rest of the family,” Sarah the Peytons received a phone call. should be you.” includes four infield box Club’s website at www.hopkinsvillero- said. “I wanted everything to be The FOE chose Riley as their child seats and four tickets for normal for them, but how can I for this year’s run, which will be REACH MONICA K. SMITH at 270-877-3243 tary.com. a tour of Busch Stadium. keep their lives as normal as pos- July 28. or [email protected]. The Cardinals package also includes an auto- REACH CARLA JIMENEZ at 270-887-3262 graphed photo of Chris or [email protected]. PAIN slowing you down? Let Us Help You GET HEALTHY!

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Maybe some handsome young lawyer would be DON’T IGNORE the drawn to the glow around HEARING LOSS and WARNING SIGNS my head and invite me to 1. Difficulty hearing in noisy situations, like dinner. Or maybe the idea of “blondes having more fun” restaurants. would mean daily tasks DEMENTIA LINKED 2. Trouble understanding women’s and would be some how better. If hearing loss goes untreated, a condition called “auditory children’s voices. Nope. Sadly, washing the deprivation” occurs, this has been confirmed by scientific studies. 3. Often ask people to repeat themselves. dishes was just as mun- Seniors with hearing loss are significantly more likely to develop dane as it was when I was dementia over time than those who retain their hearing, a study by Johns If you’ve experienced any of the above, a brunette, and I did not find a lawyer to take me to Hopkins and National Institute on Aging researchers suggests. The WARNING get your hearing tested immediately. dinner. findings, the researchers say, could lead to new ways to combat What happened to the dementia, a condition that affects millions of people worldwide. wonderful feeling I had Although the reason for the link between the two just a week ago when I left conditions is unknown, the investigators suggest that a common the salon? Now that I’m a pathology may underlie both or that the strain of decoding sounds over blonde, why am I not hav- the years may overwhelm the brains of people with hearing loss, leaving ing more fun? them more vulnerable to dementia. They also speculate that hearing loss Don’t get me wrong. It’s not that I’m wasn’t having could lead to dementia by making individuals more socially isolated, a any fun as a brunette. But I known risk factor for dementia and other cognitive disorders. thought blondes are sup- But there’s good news! Whatever the cause, the scientists report, posed to have MORE fun. their finding may offer a starting point for interventions even as simple as A friend of mine says it’s hearing aids - that could delay or prevent dementia by improving hard to have more fun patients’ hearing. when you’re already enjoy- ing life. I think that may be true. I was already having fun as a brunette, and I would say I thoroughly en- joyed my life with dark hair. Any maybe that’s be- cause we all know blondes Offer expires may have more fun, but 5-8-12 brunettes do it better. What do you think? Do blondes have more fun? AARP Offer expires 5-8-12 Join the conversation on receives Facebook and give me 3 yr. your thoughts! warranties MONICA K. SMITHwrites an occasional column with an online blog where she discusses some se- rious and some not-so-serious business. You can follow her online at www.Facebook.com/Ken- tuckyNewEra and reach her at 270-887-3243 or BELTONE HEARING AID & AUDIOLOGY CENTER [email protected]. 1102 South Virginia Medical Plaza • Hopkinsville, KY 42240 • 1-888-645-4467 1754 Madison Street • Clarksville, TN 37043 • 931-645-4467 The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to OOPINIONPINION assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.

Monday-Tuesday, April 23-24, 2012 | Publisher: Taylor Wood Hayes | President: Chuck Henderson | Editor: Eli Pace | Opinion Editor: Jennifer P. Brown

GUEST COLUMN n Lawmakers Get behind city ineffective smoke-free law read with great interest recent editorials surrounding serious health issues facing Iour community. The city continues to be engaged in various projects aimed at im- in annual proving community health through in- creased exercise opportunities. However, as long as our state ranks as the eighth least healthy in the nation, there remains much meetings work to do. I am committed to exploring every opportu- nity to better the quality of health our citi- Remember the good ole days when the zens enjoy and for that reason I am proposing Kentucky General Assembly did not con- smoke-free workplace and public space legis- lation to Hopkinsville City Council for consid- vene every year for a regular session? It eration. The proposal has secured the support wasn’t that long ago. of Jennie Stuart Medical Cen- Before 2000, when legislators sold Ken- ter, the Health Department, tuckians on the lousy idea of amending the YMCA, Pennyrile Area the state constitution to allow for a regu- Hospitality Association, the lar session every year, the General As- VOICE OF THE PEOPLE n hotel association, industrial sembly convened only in even-number managers, the Chamber of Definition of small business Challenging ideas, financing Commerce, Economic Devel- years for a session lasting no more than opment Council, and the 60 days. The helps clarify political speech of political group MoveOn Housing Authority, among amendment added others. As is true for any signif- OUR OPINION n The Editor, New Era, The Editor, New Era, a regular session, icant change, I think it impor- I wonder if you have noticed, In reading Thursday’s edition tant to be clear about the goals DAN lasting up to 30 days, in odd-numbered as I have, how often the term of the Kentucky New Era I was years. Supporters argued these annual of this initiative. KEMP n small business is mentioned most surprised and chagrined to This proposal will not: sessions would virtually kill the need for when our elected officials speak. find that your editors had chosen n Stifle business special sessions. They always mention small busi- to dedicate nearly one-fourth of a n Disrespect our agricultural heritage Welcome to 2012. ness when they are talking about page of your publication to a n Limit individual, personal choices to Judging from the rancor and dysfunc- the economy, jobs, taxes or regu- gathering of 10 people in a Mr. smoke tion that dominated much of this year’s lations; and they claim small John Freer’s den. I find this par- This proposal will: regular session, it appears Kentuckians businesses are the backbone of ticularly perplexing in light of n Guarantee that all community non-smok- the economy. Any or all of that will continue to pay more and receive the fact that two years ago, when ers and employees enjoy a basic right to may be true. 400 men, women and children of breathe smoke free air less each year for work that is actually The problem I have is this: all ages, social and ethnic back- n Reflect the preferences and values of the completed in Frankfort. Not only are we What is the definition of a small grounds from Kentucky and Ten- vast majority of our population going to pay for regular sessions every business and what are the guide- nessee gathered for a much publi- n Enhance current businesses and future year, but we are going to add a special lines to determine if a business is cized Tea Party rally in Hop- economic development opportunities session to the calendar just about every small or large? (Personally, I had kinsville, and the KNE gave NO At 73 percent, the overwhelming majority of year. Count on it. always thought a of a small busi- coverage whatsoever. our community is non-smoking. Moreover, in a recent Christian County Health Department Since the constitutional amendment for ness as being a service station, The fact that 10 people, “repre- dry cleaners, pool hall, local din- survey, 80 percent of respondents favored a annual sessions passed in November 2000, sentatives from the United Auto er, etc.) I have contacted by phone smoke-free Hopkinsville-Christian County. In the General Assembly has convened 10 Workers and the Christian Coun- and letter the Small Business Ad- ty Democratic Executive Com- another survey of almost 900 members of the times for a special session. The special ministration in Washington, mittee,” gathered in someone’s local business community, more than 80 per- cent favored smoke-free legislation. sessions have ranged from four to 18 days. D.C., and their branch office in den to discuss the ideology of On Friday, the General Assembly ended Louisville. The definition of Detrimental effects of smoke exposure are MoveOn.org is hardly news. This clear and convincing. a five-day session that was needed to pass small business seems to be as elu- is an organization, funded main- sive to them as it is to me. According to the Center for Disease Control a spending plan for the state’s road plan ly by multi-billionaire (1 per- and Prevention, smoking remains the No. 1 and a prescription pill abuse law. The cli- The SBA office in Louisville re- cent), George Soros, which paid sponded with a letter stating the cause of preventable death in America today. matic end to the regular session was a bit- for a full-page ad in the New York standard for a small business is In fact, the CDC reports it is responsible for Times in which Gen. David Pe- more deaths each year than drugs, alcohol ter fight between Gov. Steve Beshear and 500 employees (or fewer) for most Senate President David Williams. It also traeus, former 101st Airborne Di- abuse, car crashes, AIDS, murder and suicide manufacturing and mining indus- commander and current punctuated the special session. Williams combined. It’s important to note ill effects are tries, and $7 million (or less) in CIA director, was referred to as not just limited to smokers. The American said Beshear stalled on signing the trans- average annual receipts for most “General Betray Us.” Lung Association reports secondhand smoke portation bill because he wanted to have non-manufacturing industries. Maybe these 10 people, being so to be the third leading cause of preventable free rein with the transportation budget. While there are many exceptions, newsworthy, can convince Soros death and a leading cause of disability in the Beshear said Williams wanted to load up these are the primary size stan- to finance a “resurrection” of Eu- nation. Also, people are particularly vulnera- road funding for his own senate district. dards by industry. gene V. Debs, who, in addition to ble in the workplace, so much so that the U.S. I do not know how you interpret This won’t be their last fight. The opposing “violent revolutions” Surgeon General has concluded that there is this, but I interpret it to mean that like themselves, was a great or- no safe level of exposure to secondhand to- Beshear-Williams feud could go down as a rather large business may be ganizer also. Debs was the bacco smoke. Plainly stated, “any exposure to one of the most embarrassing episodes classified as a small business. Un- of the Socialist Party of America tobacco smoke — even an occasional cigarette in the Kentucky General Assembly, but fortunately, I believe that our elect- as well as a staunch union sup- or exposure to secondhand smoke — is harm- the larger issue is what the rest of the ed representatives hide behind a porter, even holding office in at ful.” Therefore, the only effective way to pro- façade of small-business talk so tect individuals from secondhand-smoke legislature expects of itself. Can anyone least two railroad brotherhoods. they can favor their wealthy and hazards is to eliminate indoor smoking. wrestle control of this mess? Should we Sounds like a “MoveOn” kind of be thankful that the 2012 special session large business friends with dereg- Smoke-Free legislation is effective and ulation and tax cuts. guy to me! prevalent. lasted only five days? Voter, be wary when you hear a I, too, am distressed with the di- We are far from the only community em- In the 12 years since the General As- politician say “small business.” rection of our country's path. So- barking on these life-saving measures. To date, sembly switched to annual sessions, the cialistic ideals and communal or- 27 states and 34 Kentucky communities have Bud Camp legislature has not improved its ability ganizations were not then, nor acted to protect the health of nonsmokers, to govern. Hopkinsville, Ky. are they now, founding principles their workforce, and general public by enact- What does this mean for 2013? of the traditional American expe- ing smoking regulations in public places and rience. Indeed, they are attempts Redistricting, which the legislature Connecting newspaper dots work places. In Kentucky alone, some 33 per- to alter our beloved rights and cent of the state’s population enjoy some form must approve every 10 years, is among in drugs, legislation, tobacco privileges which were, and are of smoke-free regulation. Out of the 20 largest the critical issues that lawmakers kicked still, paid for with patriotic blood. cities in the state Hopkinsville is the largest down the road this year. It must be passed The Editor, New Era, America is a country where indi- without such protection for its citizens. next year. Even better, the legislature How ironic. The front page of the vidual rights are revered. Our Policies make dollars and sense. should approve a new redistricting Friday paper features how Rep. Constitution is the law of the In addition to the clear health benefits, nu- method that shifts much of the work to John Tilley takes great pride in his land only because individuals de- merous independent studies unequivocally show smoke-free laws do not negatively im- an independent panel. legislation to control drugs, and manded such a Bill of Rights in the Oak Grove police raid the sell- its first 10 amendments. pact restaurant, tourism or other hospitality A special session, costing about $60,000 a industry revenues. In many cases, in fact, ers of synthetic drugs and seize Instead of figuring out for day, seems likely. Let’s hope it’s a short one. smoke-free legislation has brought lasting fi- everything — and both of these themselves what is needed now, nancial benefits in the way of healthier staff, lead stories surround a color pic- it looks like the “99 percenters” decreased absenteeism and insurance premi- Kentucky New Era editorials are the consensus ture of how we go to great pains to are asking their “One percenter” opinion of the editorial board, which meets every ums, and increased workplace productivity. grow tobacco. Only in Kentucky for help. That seems strange For example, reports show Lexington realizes week and includes Publisher Taylor W. Hayes, Opin- and only in the New Era. somehow. ion Editor Jennifer P. Brown and Editor Eli Pace. an estimated $21 million in annual savings on James Barone Paul D. Guffey health-care costs due to a decrease in adult smokers since passage of its smoke-free law Hopkinsville, Ky. Cadiz, Ky. nearly nine years ago. Here’s the bottom line: It isn’t everyday a community has the opportunity to make sub- WORTH NOTING n stantial, comprehensive community health WRITE US n gains. Faced with such serious health con- Non-smokers exposed to secondhand smoke increase cerns and economic opportunities, the time is Kentucky New Era now to take action to protect our collective Voice of the People their risk of heart disease 25 to 30 percent. public health and reflect our overwhelming P.O. Box 729 individual desire to enjoy smoke-free public spaces and workplaces. Hopkinsville, KY 42241 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention I encourage you to offer your support for the Fax: 270-887-3222 measure coming before the council’s Commit- E-mail: [email protected] www.cdc.gov tee of the Whole at 6 p.m. May 24 at city hall. Please call or email council members if you support a smoke-free law for Hopkinsville. Here is their contact information: TODAY IN HISTORY n Fred Atkins, 885-6165; [email protected] Today is Monday, April 23, home runs in a game against the standing in front of an elephant 76. Classes at Virginia Tech re- Kimberly McCarley, 885-3498; [email protected] the 114th day of 2012. There are St. Louis Cardinals. (The Braves enclosure at the San Diego Zoo. sumed one week after the Don Ahart, 886-5670; [email protected] 252 days left in the year. won, 7-5.) Ten years ago: American car- killings of 32 victims by a suicidal Paul Henson, 885-6129; [email protected] On this date: In 1968, student protesters dinals opened an extraordinary gunman. Pulitzer Prize-winning In 1616, English poet and began occupying buildings on meeting with top Vatican officials journalist and author David Hal- Charlie Henderson, 886-1194; [email protected] dramatist William Shakespeare, the campus of Columbia Univer- to discuss a sex abuse scandal berstam died in a car crash in Ann Cherry, 886-2225; [email protected] 52, died on what has been tradi- sity in New York; police put down rocking the Roman Catholic Menlo Park, Calif., at age 73. Peggy Everett, 348-5288; [email protected] tionally regarded as the anniver- the protests a week later. Church in the United States; One year ago: Yemen’s em- Marby Schlegel, 885-4823; [email protected] sary of his birth in 1564. In 1992, McDonald’s opened Pope John Paul II told the Ameri- battled president, Ali Abdullah In 1940, about 200 people its first fast-food restaurant in can church leaders there was no Saleh, agreed to a proposal by Patricia Bell, 886-3572; [email protected] died in the Rhythm Night Club the Chinese capital of Beijing. room in the priesthood “for those Gulf Arab mediators to step Jimmy Dossett, 839-3598; [email protected] Fire in Natchez, Miss. In 2005, website YouTube up- who would harm the young.” down within 30 days and hand Wesley Grimes, 885-9578; [email protected] In 1954, Hank Aaron of the loaded its first video, titled “Me Five years ago: Boris Yeltsin, power to his deputy in ex- Milwaukee Braves hit the first of at the Zoo,” consisting of 18 sec- the first freely elected Russian change for immunity from Phillip Brooks, 886-7274; [email protected] his record 755 major-league onds of co-founder Jawed Karim president, died in Moscow at age prosecution. DAN KEMPis serving his second term as Hopkinsville mayor. COMMUNITY SCRAPBOOK

Monday-Tuesday, April 23-24, 2012 | Editor: Eli Pace | To submit your news, call 270-887-3238 or email [email protected]

Promoting firefighters

Emerging Leaders for AKA Lieutenant Michael Henderson of the Hopkinsville Fire Department was promoted at the City Council Meeting Tuesday night. His wife was in at- Eight young ladies from the Emerging Young Leaders program for the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority attended the Hopkinsville City Council meet- tendance and pinned his new rank insignia on his collar. ing Tuesday evening. After the meeting they posed next to Mayor Dan Kemp.

100th birthday

Joe Rivers (left), presi- dent of the Christian County Farm Bureau Fed- eration Board of Direc- tors, celebrates with Jack Wimpy on his 100th birthday. Wimpy was the president of the board of directors from 1957 until 1960 and served on the state board from 1970 until 1980. Lieutenant Michael Pendleton of the Hopkinsville Fire Department was also promoted at the City Council meeting Tuesday night. He and Lieu- tenant Henderson were promoted after Hopkinsville Fire Department Lieutenants Eric Brown and Carl Long announced their retirement in Jan- uary. Pendleton's wife was at the meeting to pin his rank insignia on his collar.

Partners In Education breakfast

A breakfast event at the James E. Bruce Convention Center recognized 34 local businesses for taking part in the Partners in Education program, which pairs them with local schools in a variety of different ways. Some of the businesses allowed employees time off to mentor and tutor students. Others businesses donated cash and equipment, and a handful took students on tours.

Pictured (left to right) are Michelle Walden, Tyler Thomas, Lynzee Lacy and Becky Ginn. Lacy Elementary is partnered with the Kentucky New Era.

Pictured (left to right) are Sarah Johnston, Hopes Jones and Claudia Sweeney. Sinking Fort Elementary is partnered with Amfine Chemical.

Pictured (left to right) are Sunceray Torres, Lindsey Bledsoe, Tayler McCarter and Jennalyn Kelly. Indian Hills Elementary is partnered with the Property Value Admin- istration and Heritage Bank.

Pictured (left to right) are Principal Shane Pickerill, Skyler Willis, Clevesy, and Lynne Prince. Crofton Elementary is partnered with Hopkinsville-Christian County Chamber of Commerce.

Pictured (left to right) are Emalee Hudson, Chandler Adams, and Madi- Pictured (left to right) are Patrick Croney, Grace Jenkins and Caleb Gates. Pictured (left to right) are Alyvia Ridenour, Mark Poindexter and Anita son Merrick. Martin Luther King Elementary is partnered with Murray Pembroke Elementary is partnered with Riken Elastomers and Pem- Hopson. Belmont Elementary is partnered with BB&T Bank and Planters State University. broke Nursing and Rehabilitation. Bank. A10 Monday-Tuesday, April 23-24, 2012 | IN THE NEWS | www.kentuckynewera.com

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Find us on follow us on Facebook www.kentuckynewera.com Colonel track Lady Warriors teams shine top Danville SPORTS B3 SPORTS B3 B1 SSPORTSPORTS Monday-Tuesday, April 23-24, 2012 | Sports Editor: Joe Wilson | 270-887-3260 | [email protected] BLUE-WHITE SPRING FOOTBALL GAME Wildcats have some Embracing pressure potential Defense to improve few years ago, the Univer- sity of Kentucky football Aprogram was drawing in- looks terest year round from Big Blue Nation, which normally reserves most of its attention to the bas- ketball program. But in the final few years of Tubby Smith’s time and as the different Billy Gillispie experiment ran its course, the Wildcats football team was rolling under coach Rich Brooks. They went to four straight bowl games in Brooks’ final four for ’Cats years and brought record-break- ing crowds to each game. Then John Calipari was hired LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) — Since to coach the basketball team, the Kentucky ended its 2011 season Wildcats returned to the top of with a historic win over Ten- the college basketball scene and nessee, a lot about the defense re- the school’s football team – well sponsible for that victory has the football team changed. again is working That showed in the Blue-White quietly behind FROM THE spring game Saturday. the scenes. The defense had to replace six Saturday’s Blue- BLEACHERS starters from a year ago, but the White spring new-look defense looked impres- game drew about sive, allowing two touchdowns in INTERNET PHOTO 4,500 people. 40 minutes. The format of the Former Christian County High School star Malcom McDuffen (54), shown during a University of Kentucky spring practice, is That low num- game put the starters against the fighting for a starting linebacker this fall for the Wildcats. ber could be backups, and the backups were blamed on the spotted 14 points. The starters success of the won 35-28. basketball team, The defense was very different what was per- McDuffen chasing starting ceived as an un- than the one in the 10-7 win over the Volunteers — successful 2011 JOE the first time the season by the Wildcats beat football team or WILSON n their rival since the fact that not 1984, breaking the linebacker spot at Kentucky much has come nation’s longest out of the UK losing streak to a BY KEITH JENKINS grid camp this spring. Coach single opponent. NEW ERA ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR “While you’re sleeping, I’m Joker Phillips reportedly didn’t In all, the Wild- want cameras around practice. cats lost five of LEXINGTON, Ky. — The last two seasons were With spring drills over, Phillips getting better. In the Phillips and the Wildcats have their top seven about learning for University of Kentucky line- until the season opener Sept. 1 at tacklers from 2011. backer Malcolm McDuffen. But this year, the former Christian County High School standout weightroom, in the classroom, Louisville to make huge im- Those seven players totaled 466 provements. tackles last season, more than is expected to deliver. After spending the last two campaigns behind It’s going to be tough. The half of the team’s total. I’m getting better.” Wildcats lost some key compo- Five starters graduated and former All-Southeastern Conference linebacker Danny Trevathan, McDuffen entered the spring nents from last year’s team, in- linebacker Ridge Wilson was dis- cluding defensive star Danny missed from the team in Febru- season as the No. 1 weakside linebacker on the Malcolm McDuffen Kentucky depth chart. Trevathan. In addition, Phillips ary after being arrested on felony Kentucky linebacker n removed troubled linebacker drug charges. In front of an announced 4,500 fans Saturday McDuffen played in all 12 games a season ago, Ridge Wilson from the team. Linebacker Avery Williamson at Commonwealth Stadium, McDuffen and the Four-year starter Winston Guy leaning on Trevathan every step of the way for led all players Saturday with Wildcats put a period on spring practice with and Randall Burton are gone eight tackles and two tackles for the annual Blue-White game. The starters de- guidance. But now, as Trevathan prepares for from the secondary and line- loss. Williamson is trying to fill feated the backups 35-28. the start of the NFL draft on Thursday, McDuf- backer Ronnie Sneed will be the void left by Danny Trevathan, The non-starters were spotted a 14-0 lead at the fen is trying to step out of Trevathan’s shadow tough to replace. who led the Southeastern Confer- beginning of the intrasquad scrimmage. and into his own light, while fending off red- But everything isn’t bad on de- ence in tackles in 2010 and 2011. “I liked how today went,” said McDuffen, who shirt freshmen Demarius Rancifer and Tim Pat- fense. The Wildcats will return Williamson had 49 tackles last finished with two total tackles. “I feel I didn’t terson for the starting job. defensive end Collins Ukwu and season as a sophomore, and coach make that many plays. I made a couple, but I feel “A lot of people say it’s pressure, but I don’t re- tackles Donte Rumph and Mister Joker Phillips compared his ca- I did good on my reads.” ally believe in all that,” said McDuffen, who will Cobble. The key for the defense reer to Trevathan’s: two years of While McDuffen redshirted in 2010 and tallied be a sophomore on the field and a junior in the could be the play of several backup duties with an opportu- nine total tackles last season primarily on spe- classroom this fall. “I just look at it as being young linebackers, including for- nity to break out as a junior. cial teams, his mentor, Trevathan, accumulated competitive. Everyone’s just trying to make it mer Christian County High a conference-high 287 tackles, including 152 School star Malcolm McDuffen. SEE DEFENSE, PAGE B3 stops, in the two-year span. SEE UK, PAGE B3 Offensively, Kentucky is in bet- ter shape. Sophomore Maxwell Smith and Morgan Newton will engage in a fierce battle for the starting quarterback job. Wide re- ceivers La’Rod King, E.J. Fields and Demarco Robinson have a year of experience under their Colonels salvage split in Leach tourney belt and should be improved. The Wildcats also have a stable JOE WILSON | FROM NEW ERA STAFF REPORTS Falcons on Tuesday. of quality running backs includ- KENTUCKY NEW ERA Other information from Sat- ing surprise CoShik Williams, Ray- Christian County’s The Christian County urday’s game was not re- mond Sanders and Josh Clemons. Logan Patterson Colonels warmed up for their ported by press time on Although some may not see it, or dives safely back to important District 8 series be- Sunday. even care right now, there is hope first base ahead of a for Phillips’ squad in Lexington. ginning tonight with Fort The biggest key could be the tag during the Campbell by defeating Lin- Colonels’ baseball Pitt pitches Henderson Co. play of McDuffen, who is trying coln County 5-1 Saturday in a game against Lincoln to take over for Trevathan. high school baseball game. County on Saturday past Hopkinsville, 8-1 Former southern Pennyrile in the Steve Leach In- The Colonels (7-14) broke a Henderson County baseball stars Artose Pinner and Micah vitational Tourna- four-game losing streak and star Avery Pitt shut down the Johnson helped make Kentucky ment at Colonel salvaged a split in the Steve Hopkinsville bats and the formidable while they were in Field. Leach Memorial Tournament host Colonels defeated the the lineup, who’s to say McDuf- at Colonel Field. Tigers 8-1 Saturday in a high fen can’t do the same? The Colonels travel to school baseball game. play Fort Campbell today REACH JOE WILSON at 270-887-3260 or before playing host to the SEE HHS, PAGE B3 [email protected].

IN THIS SECTION TODAY’S GAMES TOP SCORES SCOREBOARD B2 PREP PREP PREP PREP PREP PREP SPORTS BRIEFS B3 Baseball Baseball Softball Softball Baseball Softball PENNYRILE B4 UHA AARON ACADEMY LIVINGSTON CENTRAL TODD CO. CENTRAL LINCOLN CO. 2 DANVILLE 1 TV B5 AT HOPKINSVILLE 5:30 P.M. AT HCA 4:30 P.M. AT TRIGG CO. 5:30 P.M. AT BUTLER CO. 5:30 P.M. CHRISTIAN CO. 5 HCA 11 CLASSIFIEDS B7 CHRISTIAN CO. LIVINGSTON CENTRAL HOPKINSVILLE FORT CAMPBELL HOPKINSVILLE 1 HOROSCOPES B9 AT FORT CAMPBELL 5:30 P.M. AT TRIGG CO. 5:30 P.M. AT LOGAN CO. 5:30 P.M. AT UHA 5:30 P.M. HENDERSON CO. 8 B2 Monday-Tuesday, April 23-24, 2012 | SPORTS | www.kentuckynewera.com

BASEBALL n SCOREBOARD n NBA SPORTS FORECAST At A Glance By The Associated Press Astros romp All Times CDT TUESDAY High School Softball EASTERN CONFERENCE High School Baseball Russellville at Hopkinsville Atlantic W L Pct GB Hancock Co. at Caldwell Co. Trigg Co. at Todd Co. Cent. y- 37 27 .578 — Fort Campbell at Christian Co. Logan Co. at UHA x-New York 34 30 .531 3 HCA at Grace (B) High School Tennis Philadelphia 33 30 .524 3 1/2 Hopkinsville at UHA (B) Logan Co. at Christian Co. over Dodgers New Jersey 22 42 .344 15 Toronto 22 42 .344 15 Logan Co. at Todd Co. Cent. (B) Hopkinsville at Madisonville-N.H. Southeast W L Pct GB Trigg Co. at Lyon Co. (B) FRIDAY HOUSTON (AP) — Jordan Schafer hit his y-Miami 46 18 .719 — High School Softball High School Baseball first career grand slam on a shot that x-Atlanta 38 26 .594 8 Trigg Co. at Lyon Co. Stewart Co. at Fort Campbell bounced off the glove of Dodgers right x-Orlando 36 28 .563 10 Caldwell Co. at Hopkins Cent. Union Co. at Hopkinsville Washington 17 46 .270 28 1/2 UHA at Christian Co. Todd Co. at Edmonson Co. fielder Andre Ethier, Wandy Rodriguez Charlotte 7 56 .111 38 1/2 Franklin-Simpson at Todd Co. Cent. UHA at Crittenden Co. pitched three-hit ball through seven innings Central W L Pct GB High School Tennis High School Softball y-Chicago 48 16 .750 — Christian Co. at Lyon Co. Caldwell Co. at Christian Co. Sunday and the Houston Astros romped past x-Indiana 41 23 .641 7 Hopkinsville at Caldwell Co. Hopkinsville at Webster Co. Los Angeles 12-0. Milwaukee 30 33 .476 17 1/2 Detroit 24 40 .375 24 WEDNESDAY Crittenden Co. at Trigg Co. The Astros avoided a sweep and handed Cleveland 21 42 .333 26 1/2 High School Baseball Mayfield at UHA the Dodgers their most-lopsided shutout loss WESTERN CONFERENCE Henderson Co. at Hopkinsville SATURDAY ASSOCIATED PRESS since a 13-0 defeat by the Angels in June Southwest W L Pct GB THURSDAY High School Baseball Chicago White Sox pitcher Phil y-San Antonio 47 16 .746 — High School Baseball Christian Co. vs. Danville 2004. x-Memphis 39 25 .609 8 1/2 Hopkins Cent. at Caldwell Co. Christian Co. vs. Fern Creek Humber threw a perfect game on nDiamondbacks 6, Braves 4: In x-Dallas 36 29 .554 12 Community Christian at Fort Campbell Trigg Co. at Crittenden Co. Saturday against the Seattle Phoenix, Gerardo Parra hit his first career Houston 33 32 .508 15 HCA at Lighthouse High School Track New Orleans 20 43 .317 27 Trigg Co. at Stewart Co. Hopkinsville at Paducah Mariners in Seattle. grand slam to cap a five-run second inning Northwest W L Pct GB y-Oklahoma City46 18 .719 — UHA at Paducah Christian Co. at Kenwood and the Arizona Diamondbacks beat At- x-Denver 36 28 .563 10 lanta, snapping a five-game losing streak. Utah 34 30 .531 12 The Braves had won five in a row. Portland 28 36 .438 18 Oklahoma City (Hou.) 12 6 .667; 1/2 Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf Scores Minnesota 26 39 .400 20 1/2 Albuquerque (Dod.)10 8 .556 2 1/2 Sunday Humber Pacific W L Pct GB Ian Kennedy (3-0) posted his seventh Round Rock (Tex.)7 11 .389 5 1/2 At Westin Savannah Harbor Golf Resort & straight win dating to last August. x-L.A. Lakers 41 24 .631 — Pacific North Division Spa x-L.A. Clippers 39 24 .619 1 W L Pct. GB Savannah, Ga. nCardinals 5, Pirates 1: In , Phoenix 33 31 .516 7 1/2 Salt Lake (Angels)12 6 .667 — Purse: $2.7 million Kyle Lohse scattered six hits while pitching Golden State 23 41 .359 17 1/2 Colo. Springs (Col.) 10 8 .556 2 Yardage: 7,087- Par: 72 Sacramento 21 43 .328 19 1/2 Tacoma (Mariners) 7 11 .389 5 Final throws into the eighth x-clinched playoff spot Reno (Dbacks) 5 13 .278 7 Michael Allen (230), $230,00062-63-62— 187 inning to lead y-clinched division Pacific South Division David Frost (230), $230,00062-63-62 — 187 the St. Louis Saturday W L Pct. GB John Cook (135), $135,00063-64-61 — 188 Denver 118, Phoenix 107 Fresno (Giants) 14 4 .778 — Joey Sindelar (135), $135,00063-64-61— 188 Cardinals past Philadelphia 109, Indiana 106, OT Sacramento (As) 13 5 .722 1 Chien Soon Lu (91), $91,33363-64-62 — 189 Pittsburgh. Washington 86, Miami 84 Las Vegas (Tor.) 6 12 .333 8 Jeff Sluman (91), $91,33362-64-63 — 189 perfect Chicago 93, Dallas 83 Tucson (Padres) 5 13 .278 9 Andy Bean (91), $91,33363-64-62— 189 David Freese Houston 99, Golden State 96 Saturday’s Games Brad Bryant (91), $91,33360-65-64 — 189 had a two-run Memphis 93, Portland 89 New Orleans 8, Round Rock 5 Brad Faxon (91), $91,33362-64-63 — 189 Milwaukee 106, New Jersey 95 Memphis 12, Iowa 7 (91), $91,33360-65-64 — 189 single for the Cardinals and Rafael Furcal Utah 117, Orlando 107, OT Albuquerque 6, Oklahoma City 1 Fred Couples (58), $58,00063-63-64 — 190 had three hits to support Lohse (3-0). Sunday Omaha 6, Nashville 5, 13 innings Jay Haas (58), $58,00063-63-64 — 190 game New York 113, Atlanta 112 Sacramento 6, Reno 0 Gary Hallberg (58), $58,00065-62-63 — 190 The veteran right-hander struck out five L.A. Lakers 114, Oklahoma City 106,2OT Las Vegas 9, Colorado Springs 8, 10 innings Corey Pavin (58), $58,00065-62-63 — 190 without issuing a walk, though his ERA ac- Sacramento 114, Charlotte 88 Tucson 9, Salt Lake 8 Bobby Clampett (47), $47,00064-62-65— 191 SEATTLE (AP) — His jer- tually ticked up from 0.89 to 0.99. Detroit 76, Toronto 73 Fresno 12, Tacoma 0 Andy North (47), $47,00064-62-65 — 191 sey soaked, his postgame Miami 97, Houston 88 Sunday’s Games Ian Baker-Finch (37), $37,31366-63-64— 193 nRockies 4, Brewers 1: In Milwaukee, Golden State 93, Minnesota 88 Iowa 2, Memphis 1 Olin Browne (37), $37,31364-64-65 — 193 interviews done, Phil Hum- Michael Cuddyer lined a two-run double in San Antonio 114, Cleveland 98 Round Rock 10, New Orleans 0 Bruce Fleisher (37), $37,31362-66-65— 193 ber took a little walk at Denver 101, Orlando 74 Las Vegas 9, Colorado Springs 2 (37), $37,31366-63-64— 193 the eighth and Jeremy Guthrie pitched New Orleans at L.A. Clippers, 8:30 p.m. Albuquerque 11, Oklahoma City 10, 14 in- (37), $37,31362-66-65 — 193 empty Safeco Field. seven strong innings, leading the Colorado Monday nings Bernhard Langer (37), $37,31364-63-66 — It was about 45 minutes Rockies over Milwaukee. Detroit at Indiana, 6 p.m. Omaha 2, Nashville 1 193 Charlotte at Washington, 6 p.m. Sacramento 12, Reno 4 Tom Lehman (37), $37,31364-63-66 — 193 after his final pitch. The The win put a damper on the celebration Philadelphia at New Jersey, 6:30 p.m. Fresno 10, Tacoma 3 Steve Pate (37), $37,31364-64-65— 193 Chicago White Sox righty of Ryan Braun’s NL MVP and Silver Slug- Cleveland at Memphis, 7 p.m. Salt Lake 16, Tucson 1 Russ Cochran, $27,15062-65-67— 194 emerged from the dugout Toronto at Milwaukee, 7 p.m. Monday’s Games David Eger, $27,15066-64-64 — 194 ger awards. The Brewers slugger received Portland at San Antonio, 7:30 p.m. Memphis at Iowa, 12:05 p.m. , $27,150 65-61-68 — 194 and strolled alone toward his trophies in a pregame ceremony. Nashville at Omaha, 6:35 p.m. Mark McNulty, $27,15066-64-64— 194 the left-field fence, where BASEBALL Round Rock at New Orleans, 7 p.m. Gil Morgan, $27,15065-61-68 — 194 nReds 4, Cubs 3: In Chicago, Johnny American League Albuquerque at Oklahoma City, 7:05 p.m. Tom Pernice Jr., $27,15065-62-67 — 194 the totals were still showing Cueto threw 6 1-3 strong innings to lead the At A Glance Sacramento at Reno, 8:35 p.m. Kenny Perry, $27,15062-65-67 — 194 on -operated score- Reds past Chicago. All Times CDT Colorado Springs at Las Vegas, 9:05 p.m. Loren Roberts, $27,15064-67-63— 194 East Division Salt Lake at Tucson, 9:05 p.m. , $27,15064-67-63— 194 board. Cueto (2-0) allowed one earned run, scat- W L Pct GB Fresno at Tacoma, 9:05 p.m. Bob Tway, $27,150 65-62-67 — 194 All zeros. tering five hits. He struck out seven and low- New York 9 6 .600 — Morris Hatalsky, $22,50067-64-64 — 195 “It’s probably something Toronto 9 6 .600 — COLLEGE BASEBALL , $22,50067-64-64 — 195 ered his ERA to 1.78. Baltimore 9 7 .563 1/2 Sunday’s College Baseball Scores Peter Jacobsen, $20,25065-65-66— 196 you’re not going to come by Two runners were on base with one out Tampa Bay 9 7 .563 1/2 EAST Larry Mize, $20,25064-66-66 — 196 more than once in a life- Boston 4 10 .286 4 1/2 Canisius 4-0, Manhattan 1-7 Hal Sutton, $20,250 64-66-66 — 196 when Cueto exited in the seventh. With two Central Division Mansfield 3-4, Shippensburg 1-6 D.A. Weibring, $20,25065-65-66— 196 time,” Humber said Sun- outs and the bases loaded, Aroldis Chapman W L Pct GB SUNYIT 7-9, Keuka 1-2 Mark Calcavecchia, $17,00066-66-65— 197 day, a day after he pitched struck out Ian Stewart looking with a fast- Detroit 10 6 .625 — SOUTH Jim Gallagher, Jr., $17,00066-63-68 — 197 the 21st perfect game in the Chicago 8 6 .571 1 Armstrong 5, UNC-Pembroke 2 , $17,000 66-67-64 — 197 ball that registered 99 mph on the stadium. Cleveland 8 6 .571 1 Austin Peay 18, E. Kentucky 2 John Huston, $17,00066-63-68 — 197 major leagues and beat nPadres 6, Phillies 1: In San Diego, Nick Minnesota 5 11 .313 5 Delta St. 18, Christian Brothers 2 Sandy Lyle, $17,00065-66-66 — 197 Seattle 4-0. “Just trying to Kansas City 3 12 .200 6 1/2 Doane 2-6, Briar Cliff 0-4, 2nd game 10 in- Eduardo Romero, $17,00066-67-64 — 197 Hundley homered, tripled and drove in a ca- West Division nings take it all in and appreciate reer-high four runs, leading Anthony Bass W L Pct GB ETSU 7, Mercer 2 NASCAR it and share it with my and the San Diego Padres past Philadelphia. Texas 13 3 .813 — Florida St. 8, Miami 7 NASCAR-Sprint Cup-STP 400 Lineup Oakland 8 9 .471 5 1/2 Georgia Southern 9, Indiana 1 After Saturday qualifying; race Sunday teammates.” Seattle 7 9 .438 6 Maryville (Tenn.) 11, Huntingdon 10 At Kansas Speedway “I’m overwhelmed to be a Los Angeles 6 10 .375 7 Kentucky 7, LSU 6 Kansas City, Kan. part of history in that way Saturday’s Games Miles 22, Lane 0 Lap length: 1.5 miles Texas 10, Detroit 4, 1st game North Georgia 16, Augusta St. 3 (Car number in parentheses) and never thought it would Chicago White Sox 4, Seattle 0 Rhodes 12, Sewanee 2 1. (22) A J Allmendinger, Dodge, 175.993. happen to me,” he said. N.Y. Yankees 15, Boston 9 Saint Joseph’s at Charlotte, ppd., rain 2. (29) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet, 175.747. Detroit 3, Texas 2, 2nd game Transylvania 6, Rose-Hulman 4 3. (20) Joey Logano, Toyota, 175.724. Humber had plenty of Tampa Bay 4, Minnesota 1 W. Kentucky 6, Troy 5, 10 innings 4. (11) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 175.667. work left to do when he got Toronto 9, Kansas City 5 Wis.-Parkside 7-0, Kentucky Wesleyan 4-1 5. (55) Mark Martin, Toyota, 175.484. L.A. Angels 6, Baltimore 3 MIDWEST 6. (56) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, 175.444. back to the hotel, too. He re- Cleveland 5, Oakland 1 Oakland 5, Neb.-Omaha 4 7. (88) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet, turned each of the 100-plus Sunday’s Games Ohio 4, Buffalo 1 175.313. text messages he received. Texas 3, Detroit 2, 11 innings Purdue 8, Nebraska 3 8. (15) Clint Bowyer, Toyota, 175.302. Tampa Bay 6, Minnesota 2 St. Joseph’s (Ind.) 6-2, N. Kentucky 5-5 9. (5) Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet, 175.092. He also listened to the count- Toronto 5, Kansas City 3 SW Minnesota St 5-3, Wayne St (Neb) 1-10 10. (12) Sam Hornish Jr., Dodge, 175.086. less phone calls of congratu- Baltimore 3, L.A. Angels 2, 10 innings FAR WEST 11. (2) Brad Keselowski, Dodge, 175.063. Oakland 5, Cleveland 1 New Mexico 2, Florida Gulf Coast 1 12. (31) Jeff Burton, Chevrolet, 174.927. lations, and managed to get Chicago White Sox at Seattle, 3:10 p.m. 13. (39) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, 174.887. to sleep by 1:30 a.m. N.Y. Yankees at Boston, ppd., rain NHL 14. (51) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 174.876. Monday’s Games Daily Playoff Glance 15. (48) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 174.803. Humber was back to N.Y. Yankees (Sabathia 1-0) at Texas (D.Hol- All Times CDT 16. (10) David Reutimann, Chevrolet, work on Sunday, going land 2-0), 6:05 p.m. (x-if necessary) 174.803. through his usual post-start Boston (Lester 0-2) at Minnesota (Marquis 1- FIRST ROUND 17. (16) Greg Biffle, Ford, 174.706. 0), 7:10 p.m. (Best-of-7) 18. (17) Matt Kenseth, Ford, 174.486. routine and getting ready Toronto (Morrow 0-1) at Kansas City (B.Chen Saturday, April 21 19. (27) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, 174.323. for his next outing, at home 0-1), 7:10 p.m. Washington 4, Boston 3 20. (24) Jeff Gordon, Chevrolet, 174.261. Chicago White Sox (Peavy 2-0) at Oakland Florida 3, New Jersey 0, Florida leads series 21. (99) Carl Edwards, Ford, 174.244. against the Boston Red Sox (Colon 3-1), 9:05 p.m. 3-2 22. (38) David Gilliland, Ford, 174.171. on Thursday. Tuesday’s Games Ottawa 2, NY Rangers 0, Ottawa leads series 23. (14) Tony Stewart, Chevrolet, 174.143. “I’ve got to pitch in four Kansas City at Cleveland, 6:05 p.m. 3-2 24. (30) David Stremme, Toyota, 174.031. Seattle at Detroit, 6:05 p.m. St. Louis 3, San Jose 1, St. Louis wins series 25. (18) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 174.02. days. It’s not like the season Toronto at Baltimore, 6:05 p.m. 4-1 26. (43) Aric Almirola, Ford, 174.003. is over and you can kind of L.A. Angels at Tampa Bay, 6:10 p.m. Chicago 2, Phoenix 1, OT, Phoenix leads se- 27. (34) David Ragan, Ford, 173.947. N.Y. Yankees at Texas, 7:05 p.m. ries 3-2 28. (9) Marcos Ambrose, Ford, 173.863. just go home and think Boston at Minnesota, 7:10 p.m. Sunday, April 22 29. (78) Regan Smith, Chevrolet, 173.756. about it,” Humber said. ASSOCIATED PRESS Chicago White Sox at Oakland, 9:05 p.m. Philadelphia 5, Pittsburgh 1, Philadelphia 30. (47) Bobby Labonte, Toyota, 173.745. National League wins series 4-2 31. (49) J.J. Yeley, Toyota, 173.516. A week ago, Humber was Detroit Tigers' Prince Fielder (28) beats the tag of Texas At A Glance Boston 4, Washington 3, OT, series tied 3-3 32. (83) Landon Cassill, Toyota, 173.388. dealing with the heartache Rangers second baseman Ian Kinsler after a single by All Times CDT Los Angeles 2, Vancouver 1, OT, Los Ange- 33. (36) Dave Blaney, Chevrolet, 173.383. Division of losing his grandfather. teammate Delmon Young during the sixth inning Sunday East les wins series 4-1 34. (23) Scott Riggs, Chevrolet, 173.249. W L Pct GB Monday, April 23 35. (93) Travis Kvapil, Toyota, 173.221. He was unable to attend the in Detroit. Washington 12 4 .750 — NY Rangers at Ottawa, 6 p.m. 36. (1) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, 173.182. funeral as his wife, Kristan, Atlanta 10 6 .625 2 Phoenix at Chicago, 8 p.m. 37. (98) Michael McDowell, Ford, 173.155. New York 8 6 .571 3 Tuesday, April 24 38. (26) Josh Wise, Ford, 172.756. is due next month with Miami 7 8 .467 4 1/2 Florida at New Jersey, 6:30 p.m. 39. (42) Juan Pablo Montoya, Chevrolet, their first child. Philadelphia 7 9 .438 5 Wednesday, April 25 172.507. Central Division Washington at Boston, TBD 40. (13) Casey Mears, Ford, 171.985. “Last week was kind of a Rangers edge W L Pct GB x-Chicago at Phoenix, TBD 41. (87) Joe Nemechek, Toyota, 171.625. downer for us,” Humber St. Louis 11 5 .688 — Thursday, April 26 42. (32) Reed Sorenson, Ford, Owner Points. said. “That was tough.” Cincinnati 7 9 .438 4 x-Ottawa at NY Rangers, TBD 43. (19) Mike Bliss, Toyota, 171.396. Milwaukee 7 9 .438 4 x-New Jersey at Florida, TBD Failed to Qualify It hasn’t been an easy Pittsburgh 6 9 .400 4 1/2 44. (79) Tim Andrews, Ford, 170.989. road for Humber on the Houston 6 10 .375 5 45. (33) Jeff Green, Chevrolet, 169.769. Tigers, 3-2 Chicago 4 12 .250 7 GOLF 46. (74) Tony Raines, Chevrolet, 169.444. PGA-Texas Open Scores West Division field, either. He’s already on Sunday W L Pct GB At TPC San Antonio, Oaks Course his fourth team in seven DETROIT (AP) — Los Angeles 12 4 .750 — SOCCER San Antonio Major League Soccer years in the majors. He had Colorado 8 7 .533 3 1/2 Alberto Gonzalez’s Purse: $6,2 million At A Glance Arizona 8 8 .500 4 Tommy John surgery be- squeeze bunt turned Yardage: 7,435- Par: 72 All Times CDT San Francisco 7 7 .500 4 Final Round EASTERN CONFERENCE fore his major league career San Diego 5 12 .294 7 1/2 into an RBI single in a-amateur W L TPts GF GA Saturday’s Games even got started and didn’t the 11th inning Ben Curtis (500), $1,116,00067-67-73-72—279 Sporting KC 7 1 0 21 12 3 Chicago Cubs 6, Cincinnati 1 had one of the Rays’ Matt Every (245), $545,60063-74-73-71—281 D.C. 3 2 3 12 12 8 get a chance to be a starter when umpires Washington 3, Miami 2, 10 innings John Huh (245), $545,60077-68-67-69—281 New York 3 3 1 10 17 14 team record four N.Y. Mets 5, San Francisco 4 until his joined the White missed a call, and Bob Estes (109), $244,12572-72-70-69—283 Chicago 2 1 2 8 6 6 sacrifice flys as L.A. Dodgers 5, Houston 1 Brian Gay (109), $244,12573-69-71-70—283 Houston 2 1 2 8 5 5 Sox last season. the Texas Rangers Pittsburgh 2, St. Louis 0 Tampa Bay beat Brendan Steele (109), $244,12573-74-69-67— 283 Philadelphia 2 3 1 7 4 6 “A couple of years ago I Milwaukee 9, Colorado 4 went on to beat the Charlie Wi (109), $244,12572-69-71-71—283 Columbus 2 3 1 7 6 9 Minnesota. Atlanta 3, Arizona 2 didn’t even know if I’d get a Hunter Haas (80), $179,80066-74-77-67—284 New England 2 4 0 6 5 8 Detroit Tigers 3-2 on San Diego 5, Philadelphia 1 Ryan Moore (80), $179,80072-72-71-69—284 Montreal 1 5 2 5 7 15 major league win,” Hum- nOrioles 3, An- Sunday’s Games Sunday. Cameron Tringale (80), $179,80072-65-76-71— 284 Toronto FC 0 6 0 0 4 13 San Francisco at New York, ppd., rain ber said. gels 2, 10 innings: Kris Blanks (68), $148,80074-73-68-70— 285 WESTERN CONFERENCE Robbie Ross (3-0) St. Louis 5, Pittsburgh 1 David Hearn (68), $148,80074-74-71-66— 285 W L TPts GF GA Now he’s one of just 21 In Anaheim, Calif., Miami at Washington, ppd., rain pitched a scoreless Charley Hoffman (56), $112,84072-74-71-69— 286 San Jose 5 1 1 16 13 5 Houston 12, L.A. Dodgers 0 people who can say they’ve Nick Markakis hit a Matt Kuchar (56), $112,84070-76-67-73— 286 Real Salt Lake5 3 0 15 12 8 10th for Texas, and Colorado 4, Milwaukee 1 Frank Lickliter II (56), $112,84071-70-74-71— 286 Vancouver 3 2 2 11 6 6 pitched a perfect game in two-run single in the Cincinnati 4, Chicago Cubs 3 Joe Nathan finished Seung-Yul Noh (56), $112,84073-71-68-74— 286 Seattle 3 1 1 10 6 2 the majors. San Diego 6, Philadelphia 1 eighth inning and a Kevin Streelman (56), $112,84071-70-74-71— 286 FC Dallas 3 3 1 10 8 10 for his fourth save. Arizona 6, Atlanta 4 “It’s been a wild ride but I Bud Cauley (51), $78,12070-72-77-68 — 287 Los Angeles 3 3 0 9 10 10 run-scoring single in Monday’s Games Josh Hamilton Brian Harman (51), $78,12072-73-71-71— 287 Chivas USA 3 4 0 9 4 5 wouldn’t change any of it, San Francisco (Lincecum 0-2) at N.Y. Mets the 10th, leading the Fredrik Jacobson (51), $78,12068-76-71-72— 287 Colorado 3 4 0 9 8 10 homered for the (Batista 0-0), 3:10 p.m., 1st game for sure,” Humber said. Jerry Kelly (51), $78,12072-74-75-66 — 287 Portland 2 4 1 7 9 11 Baltimore Orioles Colorado (Moyer 1-2) at Pittsburgh (Correia Rangers. David Mathis (51), $78,12069-67-77-74— 287 NOTE: Three points for victory, one point Humber was dominant in 1-0), 6:05 p.m. over the Los Angeles Scott Piercy (51), $78,12076-65-74-72— 287 for tie. nBlue Jays 5, San Francisco (Bumgarner 2-1) at N.Y. Mets stifling the Mariners’ bats. Miguel Angel Carballo (45), $51,46070-73-76-69— 288 Saturday’s Games Angels. (Gee 1-1), 6:40 p.m., 2nd game Royals 3: In Kansas Martin Flores (45), $51,46071-73-70-74— 288 Chicago 3, Toronto FC 2 He recorded 27 outs on just St. Louis (J.Garcia 2-0) at Chicago Cubs nWhite Sox 7, Nathan Green (45), $51,46073-71-72-72— 288 Columbus 2, Houston 2, tie City, Mo., Brett (Garza 1-1), 7:05 p.m. 96 pitches and faced three- Tim Herron (45), $51,46074-69-74-71 — 288 Los Angeles 2, Colorado 1 Lawrie stole home Mariners 4: In Seat- Houston (Harrell 1-0) at Milwaukee (Greinke Chris Stroud (45), $51,46072-73-69-74— 288 Vancouver 1, FC Dallas 0 ball counts just twice in the 1-1), 7:10 p.m. and drove in two tle, Alex Rios got Blake Adams (41), $42,16071-69-79-70— 289 Portland 1, Sporting Kansas City 0 game, both in the ninth in- Philadelphia (K.Kendrick 0-0) at Arizona Bill Lunde (41), $42,16073-70-76-70 — 289 Philadelphia 1, Chivas USA 0 runs as the Toronto three hits and drove (Miley 1-0), 8:40 p.m. ning. Daniel Summerhays (41), $42,16074-68-74-73— 289 San Jose 3, Real Salt Lake 1 Atlanta (Jurrjens 0-1) at L.A. Dodgers (Ca- Blue Jays sent in three runs as the Matt Jones (38), $36,68377-71-70-72—290 Sunday’s Games Manager Robin Ventura puano 1-0), 9:10 p.m. Billy Hurley III (38), $36,68371-77-68-74— 290 D.C. United 4, New York 1 Kansas City to its Chicago White Sox Tuesday’s Games looked up at the scoreboard Ryan Palmer (38), $36,68371-69-74-76— 290 Wednesday, April 25 Colorado at Pittsburgh, 6:05 p.m. 10th straight loss. completed a series Greg Chalmers (34), $29,91572-72-69-78— 291 Real Salt Lake at FC Dallas, 7:30 p.m. during the sixth inning and Miami at N.Y. Mets, 6:10 p.m. Tom Gillis (34), $29,91572-72-73-74 — 291 This is the Royals’ sweep of the Seattle San Francisco at Cincinnati, 6:10 p.m. thought the scoreboard Derek Lamely (34), $29,91568-75-78-70— 291 St. Louis at Chicago Cubs, 7:05 p.m. ON THE AIR longest losing streak Mariners. Justin Leonard (34), $29,91574-70-73-74 — 291 TV SportsWatch showing the pitch count Houston at Milwaukee, 7:10 p.m. Spencer Levin (34), $29,91571-75-73-72 — 291 All times Central since dropping 12 in nAthletics 5, In- Philadelphia at Arizona, 8:40 p.m. had to be a mistake. He Patrick Reed, $29,91571-74-74-72 — 291 Monday, April 23 Washington at San Diego, 9:05 p.m. a row in May 2008. dians 1: In Oakland, Robert Damron (28), $22,94076-72-73-71 — 292 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL turned to pitching coach Atlanta at L.A. Dodgers, 9:10 p.m. Ricky Romero (3- Calif., Seth Smith hit J.J. Henry (28), $22,94074-74-73-71 — 292 6 p.m. Don Cooper and asked how Pacific Coast League Skip Kendall (28), $22,94071-73-73-75— 292 a two-run homer, At A Glance ESPN — N.Y. Yankees at Texas many Humber had thrown. 0), who is 11-2 in 17 Russell Knox (28), $22,94072-71-74-75— 292 NHL HOCKEY All Times CDT Will MacKenzie (28), $22,94072-76-70-74 — 292 “He goes, ‘No, that’s right. starts since July 21, helping Tyson Ross American North Division 6 p.m. a-Jordan Spieth, $075-70-72-75 — 292 NBCSN — Playoffs, conference quarterfi- won his third con- get his first win in W L Pct. GB J.J. Killeen (23), $18,06373-71-73-76 — 293 It’s 60,’” Ventura said. “He nals, gane 6, N.Y. Rangers at Ottawa Omaha (Royals) 13 5 .722 — Paul Stankowski (23), $18,06373-74-73-73 — 293 had control. He was jump- secutive start. nearly a year as the 9 p.m. Iowa (Cubs) 8 10 .444 5 Kevin Kisner (23), $18,06373-70-73-77— 293 ing ahead strike one. It just nRays 6, Twins Oakland Athletics Memphis (Cards) 5 12 .294 7 1/2 Tommy Biershenk (19), $15,14970-74-74-76— 294 NBCSN — Playoffs, conference quarterfi- seemed like everyone he 2: In St. Petersburg, avoided a series Nashville (Mil.) 4 14 .222 9 Chad Campbell (19), $15,14973-71-75-75 — 294 nals, teams TBA American South Division Scott Langley, $15,14972-76-73-73 — 294 Time TBA was jumping ahead with Fla., Desmond Jen- sweep with a Victory W L Pct. GB Kyle Reifers (19), $15,14970-75-74-75— 294 CNBC — Playoffs, conference quarterfinals, that first strike.” nings homered and over Cleveland. New Orleans (Marlins)12 5 .706 — Ricky Barnes (19), $15,14974-74-74-72— 294 teams TBA www.kentuckynewera.com | SPORTS | Monday-Tuesday, April 23-24, 2012 B3

BRIEFS n PREP n COLLEGE FOOTBALL n Harbold earns MSC Character award CCHS track team shines Campbellsville Uni- versity tennis player John Harbold has been selected the Mid at Muhlenberg Invitational South Conference Ten- FROM NEW ERA STAFF REPORTS nis Champion of Stephanie Rosado, Hornbuckle, Lori- Character by the Ann Forbes and Zequoria Boone took Christian County’s Lady Colonels fourth in 59.15 seconds. The same league’s athletic direc- were fourth and the Hopkinsville Lady group led the 200-meter relay team to a tors. Tigers track team pulled off a fifth- fifth-place finish in 2:08.90. Harbold, a former place finish in the 11-team Muhlenberg Lexi Cabiness completed the Lady Christian County County Invitational on Saturday in Tigers’ successful day by taking fourth High School star, won Central City. in the shotput with a toss of 28 feet, 11 the award based on Murray won the girls’ event with 134 inches. his academic and civic points, followed by Henderson County Caldwell’s Alyssa Chambliss was servant leadership (103) and Muhlenberg (80). Christian fourth in the 100-meter dash in 14.60 within the campus County had 72 and Hopkinsville fin- seconds. and community. ished with 64. Trigg’s Valerie Barnes took third in Harbold is the son Caldwell County had 39 points to tie the pole vault. The senior cleared the of Tony and Cathy for eighth place, while Trigg County bar at 6 feet, 6 inches. THE CATS’ PAUSE Harbold, of Hop- took 11th with 13 points. Meanwhile, Logan County scored 127 Former Christian County High School star Malcolm McDuffen (54) had kinsville. Tameka Alexander led the way for points to win the boys’ meet. Daviess two tackles in Kentucky’s Blue-White scrimmage Saturday in Lexington. Christian County by winning the 200- County (88) and Henderson County (79) HGCC plays host meter dash in 28.39 seconds. rounded out the top three. Martajia Armstrong was second in the Christian County was seventh out of UK: McDuffen chasing to spring mixed event triple jump with a leap of 31 feet, 1 inch. 15 teams with 57 points and Trigg Also taking second was the Lady County was eighth with 45. Hopkinsville Golf Colonels 200-meter relay team of Lexi Logan Hurd had an impressive day and Country Club Whitfield, Chayla McCullough, for the Colonels, winning the 3,200- starting LB position played host to the Tameka Alexander and Alexis Alexan- meter run in 10:26.92 and taking third Spring Mixed Scram- der, which finished in 2:01. in the 1,600-meter run in 4:46.90. FROM PAGE B1 ble on Saturday. The 800-meter relay team of Whit- Jefferson Alexander took third in the Two teams shot a 61 field, McCullough, KayLea Johnson 100-meter dash in 11.80 seconds. The jun- seem like they’re No. 1.” and tied for the win. and Rachel Holmes was third in ior also helped the team’s 200-meter relay Defensive coordinator Rick Minter, who has to replace One team included 11:48.60. The Lady Colonels’ 100-meter team finish fourth with a time of 1:37.70. six starters from last year’s defensive unit that helped Parker Hussong, Rus- relay team of Tameka Alexander, The team included Devonte Nicholas, the Wildcats snap a 26-game losing skid to Tennessee in sell Hubble, Shelah Alexis Alexander, Martajia Armstrong Isaiah Smith and Shaquon Nicholas. the season finale, said McDuffen, like many of the other Shelton and Jennifer and JaQuesha Nichols was third in Shaquon Nicholas, Kenneth Sells, redshirt freshmen and sophomores on the young Wild- McKinney. The second 56.37 seconds. Jon Shanklin, Smith, Kyle Lancaster cat defense, needs to get bigger, faster, stronger, smarter team included Jeff Armstrong brought home a fourth- and Chance Reagan helped the 400- and develop more confidence between now and when Hussong, Bobby place finish in the long jump with a meter relay team take fourth in 4:00.53. the team resumes practice in August. Nichols, Tom Price, leap of 14 feet, 8 inches. Also finishing Shaquon Nicholas also was fourth in “You got to realize, Malcolm didn’t get a lot of play- Penny Nichols and fourth were Susie Croney (triple jump, the long jump with a leap of 19 feet. 5.25 ing time last year behind Danny,” Minter said. “Being Linda Hussong. 27 feet, 2 inches and 300-meter hurdles, inches. obvious, Danny was an All-American-type kid, so (Mc- 58.73 seconds) and Alexious Alexander The Tigers’ track team finished 11th Duffen) really doesn’t have the experience of ‘being the (100-meter hurdles, 20:00). with 21 points. Princeton course sets Latayvia Felder led the way for the backup’ and knowing and playing a lot. He really does- Lady Tigers. Felder took second in the Robert Bell won the high jump competi- n’t have a lot of reps even though he’s been in and out scramble for weekend 400-meter run in 1:05.24 and second in tion with a leap of 5 feet, 6 inches. Terrence two years. But he’ll be another guy that I’ll notice a dif- Kendrick was fourth in the 200-meter run The Princeton Golf the 800-meter run with a time of 2:37.13. ference in August.” with a time of 24.29 seconds. and Country Club is The talented runner also helped the Minter said his hardest challenge heading into the Jakelze Martin was the star of the day playing host to a two- 400-meter relay team including Ashley 2012 season is getting McDuffen and the other young for Trigg County. The senior won the man golf scramble Baker, Jordan Hornbuckle and Mea- Kentucky defenders to play up to the level of Tre- triple jump with a leap of 41 feet, 7 inches, Saturday and Sunday. gan Easton finish second in 4:44.90. vathan, last year’s starting middle linebacker Ronnie edging teammate Jayven Jones (39 feet, 2 The cost is $200 per Baker also took third in the 1,600- Sneed, and former All-SEC hybrid safety/linebacker inches). Martin also was second in the team, although the meter run in 6:08.50 and Easton was Winston Guy. high jump (5 feet, 6 inches) and third in cost for country club fifth in 6:10. “It’s a lot different when you go from All-American- the long jump (19 feet, 9 inches). members is $90. The Angel Christian took third in the triple type players to true-freshman-type guys,” Minter said. entry deadline is jump with a leap of 27 feet, 9.5 inches. Matthew Chinn was third in the pole “You have to live with that. Our job as coaches is to Wednesday. The 100-meter relay team of vault, clearing the bar at 8 feet, 6 inches. make them be the best that they can be coaching-wise, Tee times for the technique and fundamentally. And it’s up to them to tournament will be grow and mature as quickly as possible.” from 8:30 a.m. until McDuffen, a Nashville, Tenn., native and the cousin 1:30 p.m. both days. of former Wildcat and Hopkinsville High School star For more informa- Ricky Abren, said it was a tough spring session with he tion, call Jay Davis at and Minter “bumping heads a few times” and he often 270-836-0449. HCA crushes Danville feeling like he was “learning the defense all over again.” But McDuffen said he’s right where he wanted FROM NEW ERA STAFF REPORTS (3-4), who won their second straight to be at this point in the year. Palaniuk wins game. “I’ve been in my playbook a lot more,” McDuffen said. Bassmaster event Heritage Christian Academy used Kelly Faulkner had a single and “The past few weeks I’ve been struggling a little bit on another strong pitching performance triple and Kelsey Kennedy had a triple the field with my assignments. But this week, I feel I BULL SHOALS, to lead the Lady Warriors. progressed a whole lot in knowing my assignments and Ark. (AP) — Brandon from Terrah Ray to defeat Danville HCA 11, Danville 1 knowing where the lineup is.” Palaniuk won the Christian 11-1 Saturday in a high Danville 000 01-1 4 2 Bassmaster Elite Se- school softball game at Lakeside Chris- H. Christian 641 0x-11 5 1 McDuffen, who was a major contributor on the 2008 ries TroKar Quest at tian. WP-Ray (5 IP, 9 SO, 1 BB). Christian County team that reached the Class 5-A state LP- Shayla championship game, earned first-team All-State hon- Bull Shoals Lake on Ray struck out nine and tossed a Leading Hitters: HCA – Becca Sipper (1B), Faulkner (1B, Sunday, finishing with four-hitter to lead the Lady Warriors 3B), Kennedy (3B), Jessie Sandefur (1B). ors as a high school senior in 2009. He followed that by a four-day catch of 78 being named Kentucky’s Scout Team Player of the pounds, 6 ounces. Week three times as a freshman. The 24-year-old Pala- But McDuffen admitted getting adjusted to college life niuk, from Rathdrum, has come much easier off the field than on it. He’s Idaho, earned moved into his own apartment with teammate Miles $100,0000. HHS: Tigers fall to Henderson Co. Simpson, and he’s worked hard to keep up with his Britt Myers of Lake studies as a business major. Wylie, S.C., was sec- FROM PAGE B1 gion favorites. to Hopkinsville Wednes- As for his business on the field, McDuffen said he’s ond at 66-8. Matt Stevenson had a day night. committed to doing whatever it takes to make sure he’s Pitt, who will play foot- double to lead the Tigers Henderson Co. 8, Hoptown 1 still the team’s No. 1 weakside linebacker when the ball at Eastern Kentucky (10-9), who return to ac- Hopkinsville 000 000 1-1 4 2 Henderson Co. 114 110 x-8 6 1 Wildcats open the season Sept. 2 at in-state rival Hitting streak ends University this fall, tion today at home against University WP-Pitt Louisville. at 47 for Parmley tossed a four-hitter and Heights Academy in a LP-Easton McGee (4 IP, 1 SO, 5 BB.) “While you’re sleeping, I’m getting better,” he said. “In struck out nine to pick Leading Hitters: HHS – Clayton the weight room, in the classroom, I’m getting better.” CAPE GIRARDEAU, key District 8 game. Smithson (1B), Hutton White (1B), Mo. (AP) — Southeast up the victory for the re- Henderson will travel Stevenson (2B), Gus Sholar (1B). Missouri’s Kenton REACH KEITH JENKINS at 270-887-3261 or [email protected]. Follow him on Parmley has gone COLLEGE FOOTBALL Twitter at www.twitter.com/MrKeith_Jenkins. without a hit against n Tennessee Tech, end- ing his hitting streak at 47 games — tied for DEFENSE: Wildcats have new look the third-longest in FROM PAGE B1 backer-defensive end integral to coor- NCAA Division I his- dinator Rick Minter’s 3-4 defense. tory. “Avery was all over the place,” “The guy’s so fast off the edge, he’s Parmley, whose Phillips said. “For the amount of time what we’ve got to block week in and streak began on May he played last year, he had a lot of tack- week out. He’s a real guy. He’s a real, 17, 2011, against Mis- les. He had a lot of tackles for us.” SEC outside linebacker-rush backer,” sissippi, went 0 for 3 Sophomore-to-be Bud Dupree fin- Phillips said. in the Redhawks’ 3-1 ished with one tackle, but Phillips Quarterback Maxwell Smith, who victory Sunday. The maintains his importance moving for- started three games as a true freshman in senior shortstop, hit- ward. Dupree is taking over at the spot 2011, finished with 353 yards, two touch- ting .402 this season, Wilson left behind, the hybrid line- downs and two interceptions Saturday. has still reached base safely in 57 straight Post your community event on games after being hit the “Community Calendar” at: by a pitch. www.kentuckynewera.com Penn State honors IT’S FREE Paterno 1 more time STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) — Penn State nd alumni returning to 62 ANNUAL ROTARY AUCTION campus this weekend for the annual spring Monday-Saturday at 7:00PM Nightly LIVE football game had one more chance to honor Need From the Memorial Building the late Joe Paterno. The Hall of Fame THIS YEARS THEME IS coach died at age 85 in Outdoor January, less than “TAKE ME OUT TO THE AUCTION” three months after being diagnosed with Vinyl lung cancer. The Blue- White spring game Don’t forget the Rotary Diner. was the first event at Lunch Served 11:00AM TO 1:00PM Beaver Stadium since Banners? Paterno’s death. TUESDAY-FRIDAY Many people left bouquets of blue-and- Dinner Served 5:00 TO 9:00PM white carnations at MONDAY-SATURDAY the life-sized, bronzed statue of Paterno out- SMOKED PIT CHICKEN THURSDAY NIGHT side the stadium. 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BY MONICA K. SMITH the fire.” Blacksmiths will have a fire in which NEW ERA COMMUNITY EDITOR they put their irons to get them hot for shaping, said Shafer. As one iron is ready to be worked on The story goes there was once a king who the blacksmith will pull it out, work on it and grab wanted to know who in his kingdom was the most another. Occasionally there will be too many important. The carpenter approached the king saying he was the most important because it was irons in the fire and the blacksmith will forget his work that builds homes about one causing it to melt. and furniture. The potter “That’s the same with life said he was the most impor- “That’s the same with when you have too many tant because it was with his things going on you’ll forget plates that the king could eat. life when you have too about something,” Shafer Then the blacksmith ap- said. “That’s having too many proached the king. many things going on irons in the fire.” “Though the carpenter and He also shared some his- the potter are both important tory about blacksmiths. in the kingdom, neither you’ll forget about “Blacksmiths were once a would be able to do their jobs good profession to have,” without me,” the blacksmith Shafer said. “There was usu- said. “I make the tools others something. That’s having ally just one in a town and an use to do their jobs.” apprentice. The blacksmith’s Saturday afternoon Steve too many irons in the wife had the best clothes.” Shafer told this story as he heated and shaped various fire.” Shafer’s wife, Beth, came pieces of metal to create art- over from her booth to help work. It was the Brushy Fork occasionally. In her booth she Creek Spring Festival and Steve Shafer explained how to work with Shafer was one of many Blacksmith n and dye wool. The couple own artists showcasing their a farm in Tennessee called work. Three Creeks Farm where “I am an ornamental blacksmith, I don’t work they raise animals and sell on horses, I make things,” said Shafter, 63, who them. grew up in Hopkinsville. “This isn’t the way I make money,” Shafer said Shafer heated metal in a forge, and then shaped about his blacksmithing. it on his anvil with a hammer. Shafer explained Visitors could take part in the process and his actions and shared how splitting the metal Shafer would dub them apprentices. Those not was his least favorite task. Making the two sides is helping or watching enjoyed music played by Clif difficult and not something he enjoys doing, he the Drifter and enjoyed food from Pit Stop BBQ said. and wine from Bravard Winery. Shafer also took time to give some history on the origination of phrases such as “too many irons in REACH MONICA K. SMITH at 270-887-3243 or [email protected]

MONICA K. SMITH | KENTUCKY NEW ERA Steve Shafer (top, right) hammers out a piece of metal on an anvil Saturday at the Brushy Fork Creek Spring Festival. (Far, right) Shafer, his wife Beth and temporary apprentice, Ty Miller, 13, work on a piece of metal. (Above, far left) Joel Upton of Pit Stop BBQ cooks up hotdogs, hamburgers, ribs, chicken and pulled pork at the festival. (Above, center) Beth Shafer demonstrates carding the wool. (Above, right) Clif Duckworth of Clif the Drifter sings during the festival. Songs and Spires

MONICA K. SMITH | KENTUCKY NEW ERA From left: Parker (left) and Peyton Elliott arrive early to prepare for the competition. Parker sings during the show. Parker and Peyton sing their own varia- tion of Johnny Cash’s ”Folsom Prison” during Clarksville’s Got Talent. Local youth battle the rain in a talent competition

BY MONICA K. SMITH turned to the crowd to see how he gether,” Parker said about performing NEW ERA COMMUNITY EDITOR would fair against the other 15 musi- with her brother. “This is the biggest cians as they all battled to win the stage I’ve ever been on too.” The skies came through on a day- $1,000 prize. Off and on rainfall stalled the com- long threat to rain Friday evening at Parker Elliott, 16, from Gracey, and petition and by the end of the night the Clarksville Rivers and Spires festi- her brother Peyton we’re among the 15 the last three contestants were playing val but not before John Blake Mac- contestants. Their father told them in a dry corner of the stage. The Manamy took the stage during the about the competition that had a pre- judges took their chairs to the stage to Clarksville’s Got Talent competition. liminary round in March. listen while the contestants played “I’m not nervous till I get on the “We found out that day that we made acoustic versions of their songs. stage," said John Blake, 11, before the it,” Parker said. “Three could make it Neither the results of the competi- start of the show. “Being on stage can and we were the first to make it which be scary.” was pretty exciting.” tion nor the heavy rain dampend Despite his young age John Blake, After winning preliminary rounds Parker’s spirit. from Roaring Springs, walked confi- Parker, Peyton and John Blake quali- “Really, I’m still proud of myself and dently to the microphone with his fied to participate in Clarksville’s Got my brother,” said Parker while hud- weapon of choice in hand: a ukulele. Talent. The competition allows each dled under an umbrella. “There are Then he began to sing. artist or group to perform one number. still other competitions we can com- “Somewhere, over the rainbow, way Parker and Peyton chose “Folsom pete in, so we’ll try again.” MONICA K. SMITH | KENTUCKY NEW ERA up high.” Prison” by Johnny Cash but sang it John Blake MacManamy sings Somewhere over the Rainbow The crowd responded loudly at the with their own personal style. REACH MONICA K. SMITHat 270-887-3243 Friday during the Clarksville’s Got Talent competition at the end of his performance and he re- “This is our first time performing to- or [email protected] Rivers and Spires Festival. www.kentuckynewera.com | TV | Monday-Tuesday, April 23-24, 2012 B5

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JACQUELINE dency to make impulsive state- If you are attached, curb your ments. You will experience BIGAR criticism and increase your ap- BIGAR fewer misunderstandings. Ex- preciation. Accept your signifi- press your hurt or anger before you erupt like a vol- cant other as he or she is. GEMINI knows how to cano. GEMINI might seem flaky but has solid spend your money; however, do not count on his or reasoning behind their ideas. her moneymaking abilities! A baby born today has a Sun and Moon in Taurus A baby born today has a Sun in Taurus and a Moon if born before 10:05 a.m. (PST). Afterward, the Moon in Gemini. will be in Gemini. The Stars Show the Kind of Day You’ll Have: 5- The Stars Show the Kind of Day You’ll Have: 5- Dynamic; 4-Positive; 3-Average; 2-So-so; 1-Diffi- Dynamic; 4-Positive; 3-Average; 2-So-so; 1-Diffi- cult cult ARIES (March 21-April 19) Take a se- ARIES (March 21-April 19) Keep conver- rious look at your talents and potential. Use these sations moving, and don’t get hung up on the details. abilities rather than put them on the back burner. Do Your fiery spirit makes a difference and lets others not hesitate to get feedback from respected author- know you are absolutely serious. Honor a sense of ities; listen to what is being shared. Tonight: Impul- frustration by stopping and looking at a situation dif- siveness could set in. ferently. You might be able to bypass this feeling in- TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Your insight stead of allowing it to build. Tonight: Hang out. tosses plans into the blender once more. You know TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Use the early what works and what doesn’t. Regroup and help oth- morning as much as you can to accomplish your ers make better decisions. Sharing good will and goals today. Express your determination and emo- helpful information will create a stronger bond be- tional commitment. Listen to a loved one who seems tween you and a friend. Tonight: Share more of your- to be upset. Though this person’s anger might be in- self, including a favorite pastime. appropriately directed, be sure to listen anyway. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Sudden ac- Tonight: Treat yourself well. tions from others demonstrate that certain people are GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You have gone not sharing as much as you thought. Recognize that through many changes. Impulsiveness marks your other factors determine their choices. Express inter- behavior, and you could spout a statement that you’ll est in their selections in a nonoffensive manner. later regret. Listen to others’ news. Your imagination Tonight: You are the action. will funnel into a situation where you have enormous CANCER (June 21-July 22) Listen to news, responsibility. Tonight: The world is your oyster. even if you are uncomfortable with what you are CANCER (June 21-July 22) Listen to hearing. Try not to be in denial, because ultimately your instincts with an important colleague. That voice you’ll only hurt yourself. Test out your observations is there for a reason. You often pick up what is not and sensitivities on a trusted friend at a later point obvious. Take your time when making a decision. during the day. Tonight: Do what feels good. You have a lot to mull over in your mind. Think pos- LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) New ideas itively. Tonight: Talk is cheap. cause you to adjust your plans or a project. You’ll LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Indulge yourself gain a lot of insight if you remain open to this infor- and make the most out of a situation. You will gather mation. You might not encourage change, but ulti- the support of others in a meeting when you choose mately the end results will be better if you let it to express your ideas. The well-known Leo charisma happen. An associate or friend supports your de- comes out no matter what; don’t try to soft-pedal this sires. Tonight: Where you most want to be. trait. Tonight: Where the action is. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Take a stand if VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You are full of a partner or close associate continues his or her pat- fun and energy, and want to take the lead. Your need tern of wreaking havoc in your life. Though you can- for recognition should not run you to the point of not change this person, you can establish stronger making bad decisions or being rebellious. Your imag- boundaries. Do just that, if need be. A parent, boss or ination will take you far if you are able to use it in your other respected individual admires your strength. day-to-day living. Tonight: Others observe. Tonight: Could go to the wee hours. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) Seek out ex- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) You cannot perts and their opinions — only then can you make risk myopic vision. Step back to gain a better and a good decision. Detach, and pretend you are one more complete perspective. Avoid nitpicking over de- of your advisers looking in from an outside perspec- tails right now. 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NASCAR n GOLF n Curtis claims Texas Open SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Tour’s Legends of Golf, from South Africa, fin- Ben Curtis won on the shooting a 10-under 62 for ished at 21-under 267 at Texas Open on Sunday for a one-stroke victory over Binhai Lake. He won the his first PGA Tour title John Cook and Joey Sin- Joburg Open and Volvo since 2006, holding off delar in the better-ball Champions in consecu- Matt Every and John Huh event. tive weeks in South Africa in a tense back-nine finish Front and Allen, com- in January. for a two-stroke victory. ing off a victory last week Colsaerts, the winner Curtis birdied the par-5 at TPC Tampa Bay, fin- last year at Luxehills, also 18th for an even-par 72 ished at 29-under 187 at shot a 69. and 9-under total. It was a The Club at Savannah The event also was redeeming and emotional Harbor. Cook and Sinde- sanctioned by the OneA- win for the 2003 British lar, former Ohio State sia Tour and China Golf Open winner who had teammates, closed with a Association. only limited tour status 61. nINDONESIAN MAS- after a long slump. Andy Bean and Chien TERS: In Jakarta, In- He has four PGA Tour Soon Lu (62), Jeff Sluman donesia, third-ranked Lee titles, also winning the and Brad Faxon (63), and Westwood successfully 2006 Tom Purtzer and Brad defended his Indonesian and 84 Lumber Classic. Bryant (64) tied for third Masters title, shooting a 2- Every had a 71 and lost at 27 under. over 74 for a two-stroke a chance at his first tour nCHINA OPEN: In victory over Thailand’s win with four blown Tianjin, China, Branden Thaworn Wiratchant. putts. Huh roared back Grace won the China Westwood played 32 ASSOCIATED PRESS Denny Hamlin celebrates in victory lane after winning the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race Sunday at the with a 69, but the Open for his third Euro- holes Sunday, finishing Kansas Speedway in Kansas City, Kan. Mayakoba Classic winner pean Tour victory of the off a 65 in the rain-de- fell just short. year, closing with a 3- layed third round. He had nLEGENDS OF under 69 to hold off 2011 a 16-under 272 total at GOLF: In Savannah, Ga., winner Nicolas Colsaerts Royale Jakarta. Thaworn Hamlin holds off Truex David Frost and Michael by three strokes. finished with a 67 in the Allen won the Champions The 23-year-old Grace, Asian Tour event. to win at Kansas Speedway KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) — The sun Kahne also finished in the top 10. shined brightly on Denny Hamlin at “I was just watching from the third Kansas Speedway. spot, hoping those guys would give me an At the most opportune of times, too. opportunity,” Johnson said. “I just wish Hamlin’s car hooked up after the final I was closer to those guys to race for it.” pit stop Sunday, just as the sun finally Hamlin’s best finish at Kansas had broke through on an overcast afternoon, been third last year, and for most of Sun- and he powered by Martin Truex Jr. for day he was content to ride around dur- the lead. Hamlin then managed to hold ing long green-flag runs out of the off a late charge by Truex to win for the spotlight. His car kept getting better with second time this season. each stop, though, and his Toyota finally “Whether it was coincidence or not,” took off at the end. Hamlin said, “our car definitely felt better Just as the sun finally poked through when the sun came out. I felt the car lost a on an unseasonably cold day. lot of grip, but I guess a lot of guys did.” “They didn’t panic,” team owner J.D. It was Hamlin’s first career win at Gibbs said. “They paced themselves, and I’m Kansas, and gave his Joe Gibbs Racing glad the sun stayed out a little at the end.” team some momentum heading to Rich- Truex dominated most of the after- mond, where the Virginia driver has won noon, leading a race-high 173 laps, but twice in 12 career starts. had to settle for second place. It was his “I felt all day I was behind the 56 and third top-5 finish of the season, but he’s his car looked so superior to the whole yet to win in 175 races. field, and we just needed some kind of “Sorry guys, I lost this one for you,” a change — the weather, an adjustment — despondent Truex radioed to his team. to make something happen,” Hamlin “Hey man, you did a great job,” came said, smiling. “And we got both of them.” the reply. “They know we were here.” Jimmie Johnson was third for Hen- Truex said his final set of tires cost drick Motorsports, which has failed in 14 him. He was the loosest he’d been all ASSOCIATED PRESS tries to win the team’s milestone 200th race, and that allowed Hamlin to charge Ben Curtis pumps his fist after saving par on the 17th hole during the final round of the Texas Open golf race. Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Kasey into the lead. tournament on Sunday in San Antonio. Curtis won with a 9-under par.