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By MARTY FIN LEY tion member, said the chlU'ch members joined Brothers on Local church feels mfonkry@th."" ..... n"''P'io<.oom quietly hali advocated a repeal Tuesday during a presentation of the ban for years. As believ before Hardin Fiscal Court. ban on baptisms The Elizabethtown Church ers, Brothers said, the church Church members hoped of Christ sees a ban on bap is compelled to stand publicly counly govemmenl would act at detention center tisms at tlle Hardin Coullly for what it believes in, includ to change the policy. Detention Center as an in ing the right of all Americans, Jailer Danny Allen said the fringement on the Arneri<;:an including inmates, to partici ban does not specifically tar· infringes upon right of free religiOUS expres pate in baptism as an affimla get baptism by immersion in ...... """~ water. It's a policy prohibiting .Ioe Brothers, of t he Elizabethtown ChuI<'h 01 sion. tion of belief inJcsus Christ. Christ . addresses H,,,dln COIInty Rsc:al Court inmates' freedoms J oe Brothers, a congrega- A small group of church TumIO JAlL.AI3 at H.B. FIle Cou rlhouMlln Elizabethtown. Motion filed Early to plant, early to pick, except ... to suppress statement F Ie ther mrapecase• rries farmers By SARAH BENNErr >[email protected]""""""n'ftVri""·oom Last year's April rain A public defender representing Kelly C. ferguson, an EH7.abethtown man facing first.degree rape and forced widespread sodomy charges, filed multiple motions Tuesday in Hardin Circuit Court including a motion 10 suppress field replanting a statement by the defendant. Ferguson, 35, is a registered sex olTender. He was By AMBER CDULIl:::R found guilty in 1997 of first·degree sexual abusc_ [n [email protected]."-..n"'Pn ...c<>m August, he was arrested by Kentucky State Police af ter an alleged sexual encounter with a female Area farmers might take advan· YOWlgCf than 16. tage of UJlSeasQnably warm weather According to a citation, the teen alleges forcible to plant com early this spring, de· rape and sodomy. The citation also states Ferguson pending on potential rainfall over the ~con fessed" to the encounter. next several dap. Ferguson's attorney, Carolyn Brown, filed a Mati Adams, a Hardin Coun:r ,, tension agent for agriculrure an nal· 14m 10 .·ERGUSON. "12 ural resources, said farmers in the county could begin planting com this week or by the second week of April if rain predicted for today and later this week does not make soil too wei and temperatures do not dip too low Elizabethtown next month. The traditional earliest time for planting is between April to and April IS. Adams expects most com planting to invest $llM to be fin ished by May if rains hold off. Memories of last year's weather could innuence farmers' decisions on in sewer work when and how much to plant before mid· to late April, Adams .said. ~ I don't think it will be a tremen· Project aims to hamper overflow dous number of acres, ~ he said. Tum to FARMS, AI. By MARTY FINLEY [email protected] ...",-..nt«prloe .<:<>m Elizabethtown officials divulged plans Monday to INSIDE invesl roughly $11 million in new sewer work in the city where sani· tary sewer overflows are prevalenL [H SIDE The plan devised by H D R EUzab8thtown Area producers, Engineers targets the Poplar Drive, Cit,y Cooocil Valley Drive, Hawkins Drive and examilHls park_ businesses line up Harvard Drive areas and olTers ing tIDwntown projects officials believe will ease to help West Liberty overflows and upgrade a system NnE 112 that has eroded. farmers. In making the improvements, ~_rn~ __• the city must create solutions rather than dear one Page A14 Patrick Preston takes a measurement Monday as he Install. new disc openett to problem upstream and push the problem down e n ~ ure they wilt create the proper treneh when he _ com thl ~ spring at his farm Tum to> SEWER. AI2 between Glendale and White Mlils .
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LOOKING BACK DAILY BRIEFING ON THIS DATE IN 1834, the Job fair aims to provide OW ENSBORO U.S. Senate voted to cen sure President Andrew Man pleads guilty Jackson for the removal of in investment scam federal deposits from the Bank of the United Slates. assistance to veterans The owner of an invest· IN 1898, the Supreme ment company that prom Court ruled a child born in thc Kentucky Education and 29,000 veterans residing in this ised big returns on deposil.'l the U.s. to Chinese immi Hire a Patriot event Workforce Development Cabinet. area, plus their family members, but delivered nothing has b'Tanb was a U.S. citi~n. 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C'---~--, April Hornernakers' l.8ssan: Savklg Water Energy In and tenance supervisor at Clayton Homes She was a homemaker and teacher and a Your Home and Garden, 10:30 (I ,m .. Hardin County &\ert and he loved to fISh. member of First Baplist Church of Pike- Sian Service, 201 Peterson Drive, E'town. POe: 76fo. 4121. He was preceded in death by his moth· ville. Elizabetlrtcrwn 111gb School Class of 1!177 reunion planning er, Hetty JO Carter Burnett; a brother, In addition to her parents, she was committee. 7 p.m., Jerry's Restaurant. East DiJtie Ave Bruce Burnett; and a sister, Beth Burnett. preceded in death by two husbands, J ack nue, E'town. POe: Cheryl Daniels, 763-3278; or David He is survived by his wife, Lisa Walters Mumford and Reapanl Arnold justice; a Coomer, 723-2287. Burnett; his father, William Burnett; a son, Arnold Justice Jr.; and seven broth· Hire A Patriot EWIIt, 10 a.m.·3 p.m .. American LegiOl'l son, Bradley (Whitney) Burnelljr. ofCe-- 'BUOR=N:;m~.%....J ers and sislers. Post 113. 1251 Ring Road. E'town. Open to all veter cilia; two daughters, Becca (Chris) Sand· Survivors include a daughter, Pat Per· ans, transitJOI1lng active duty, National Guard, Reserv fer of Eli7.abethtown and Holly Burnett (Drumy Mudd) of ry (Mike) of Louisville; and a daughter.in.law, Shirley ists and dependents seeking employment. Area em Banlstown; a brother, Barry Burnell of Glendale; a sister, justice of Albuquerque; five grandchildren, Anthony jus ployers will be 0f1 hand to answer questions and provide Brenda (Shane) Burnell-Wiggington of Elizabelhtown; tice, DianaJustice, Erin Perry Musick, BrianJUlltice and employment information. Bring proof of military service and seven grandchildren, Nicholas Grimmett, L. H. Alisu Perry Dienethal; and six great·grandchirdren. (DO 214 or equivalent). active dllty 10 or VA Medical Sandfer, Matthew Sandfer, Kayla Sandfcr, Madison lbe funer..J is al II a.m. Saturday, March 31, at/.W. card and copy of resume. SponsOI"ed by the Uncoln Trail Burnell, Bradley Ryan Burnett and Wyatt BurnetL Call Funeral Home Chapel in l'ikeville with Paul Badgett Career Cenler in Elown, in coojuncti(lf1 with American The funeral is at II a.m. today at Brown Funeral officiating. Burial will be in johnson Memoriall'ark. legion, DAV and VPN. POe: Hoctor Cruz, 766-5115. Home in Elizabelhlown with the Don Sexton offici· Visilation begins al p.m. Friday al the funeral home. I.ftoIn TraIl EIemIIntary School S80M Cound, called Rev. 6 meeting. 2:45 p.m .. in school oftlce. ating. Burial will follow in Bonnieville Memory Park. Condolences may be expressed at wwwjwcallfuneraJ Visitation continues al 9 a.m. today al the funeral home.com. home. FRIOAY Condolences may be expressed at www.brownfuner Obituaries also can be seen free al.com. at www.thenewsenterrise.com fish fry. 5-8 p.m .. Stephensburg Masonic Lodge Hall. Ky. 86 near Cecilia. Fish. chicken or shrimp dinner with two sides, $6. POe: 369-9673. SERVICES fish fi'y . 11 a.m.·3 p.m .• Faith Apostolic Church. 408 Nicho las St.. E'town. $8 for fish sandwich. two sides and a homemade dessert: dine in or carry OU\. POe: Clarence 'Sonny' Apple Thursday at Manakee Fune 32, of Elizabethtown. died in Vine Grove. There is a 737-8510 or 737-5425. gate II, 57, died Friday, ral Home In Sonora. Sunday. March 25, 2012. Masonic service at 7 p.m. bntucky Department of fish A WIldlife Hunter's Edu March 9, 2012. A memOr~ John Winiam Hackett, 93. The funeral is at 2 p.m. to Thursday at the funeral cation Class, 12-hour program to receive an orange card, al service is from 2 to 4 of Elizabethtown. died SUIl day at Dixon·Atwood & home. &8:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 9 a.m.4 p.m. sat p.m. April 7 at VFW Post day. March 25. 2012. The Trowbridge funeral Home James cart Williams, 57. urday. Arrowhead Archery Building. 1196 Knob School 10281. 299 Briggs lane. funeral is at 11 a.m. Thurs in Elizabethtown. Visitation of Las Vegas. formerly of House Road. Sonora: sponsored by Uncoln Area lorJg' Vine Grove. day at SI. James Catholic begins al 1 p.m. today at beard's Chapter of National Wild Turkey Federation; in Elizabethtown. died Thurs Mary Lou Bradley, 63. of Church in Elizabethtown the funeral home. day, March 22, 2012. The structor: Doog Brockman. Those interested in attending with burial in St. James Clifford Kenneth 'Cliff' Elizabethtown. died Sun funeral is at 11:30 a.m. fri should call Willie Vittitoe, 268-1127, or Charlie day, March 25. 2012. The Catholic Church Cemetery_ Moore, 83. of Radcliff. died WOOtton. 234-6289. funeral Is at 2 p.m. Thurs Vlsitatlon is from 5 to 8 Saturday. March 24, 2012. day at Ute Urte Temple day at New Hope Commu p.m. today and continues A graveside service is at 2 Church of God in Christ nity Church in Elizabeth at 9 a.m. Thursday at p.m. friday at Kentucky Vet· with burial In Kentucky Vet· SATUROAY town with burial in St. Brown Funeral Home in erans Cemetery-Central in erans Cemetery-Cen\ral in AruuaI Easter egg twnt . sponsored by West 84 James CatholiC ChurCh Elizabethtown where there Radcliff. Visitation is from Radcliff. Visitation begins Volunteer Fire Department, 5 p.m. at Station 1. 21129 Cemetery. Visitation (s is a prayer vigil at 7 p.m. to 3 to 8 p.m. Thursday and at 6 p.m. Thursday at Per· SOOOra Hardin Springs Road-Intersection of Ky. 920 and from 2 to 8 p.m. today and day. after 11 a.m. Friday at Cof· cell & SOns Funeral Home Ky. 84. There are activities for all ages of children; from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Geoff Patrick Mattlngly, fey & Chism funeral Home in Elizabethtown. snacks will be served. Event is free. POe: Chief Steve Gore. 8624679. Barbecue, ftsh fi'y, yard saJe and car wasil . 10 a.m.·S p.m. in front of Auto Zone on U.S.31W in Radc liff. Food Includes hot dogs. hamburgers. rib dinners. chicken diflners arld fresh fish dinl'l€rs. SPOflSored by yoo,Ith group of Calvary MissiOflary 8aptist Church ifl Vine Grove which is raisirtg money for the Youth MarCh for Recovering their lives after the storm Christ. POe: Lana lovejoy. 3174982. Easter egg hunt. 11 a.m .. Round Top Baptist Church. 8y AMY SCALF tenn recovery committee 705 Round Top ROad. E'toWf1 {from E'toWf1 tum ooto Tho K<-nlucl:;y F..,qul,cr is working to disperse do· Uncolfl Parkway arld go 2.3 miles: take a left ooto nated funds to the people Round Top Road: go.3 miles and church is on left). lots Twenty days after his left with with "unmet of eggs. candy. live efltertaiflmeflt. crafts and a meal home was smashed to needs," whelher those provided. POe: Pastor Donnie Davis Jr .. 737·7339. pieces, Elmer Blum and needs are financial, spiritu. his ramily moved into a Easter egg hunt . 11 a.m .. Duvall Ball Park ifl Radcliff. al or emotional. hosted by the Optimist Club of Radcliff. for children 12 new rental house. "We want to walk with and younger. Bring a basket. Hunt divided irlto four age Like many others in you, because we have a groups. Easter bunflY available for pictures. Rain date is lIOUth Kenton County, they April 7. POe: Denise Haynes, 312·5057. God who walklL with us, are rebuilding their lives and we know He can walk llardln County Democratic Party precinct elections. 10 after the devastating with you, 1.00, ~ said Dona a.m .. at regular election pollil"lg sites: registered Demo storms of March 2. hue. "There have been crats will vote for Ofle man. Ofle womafl and Orte youth. Above all else, Blum is between 18 afld 35 years, to represent their precinct. some frustrating moments. thankful his family is safe, Those elected will go to the county coflvention at 10 ii's a disaster. 'lbat's what but he's also grateful that a.m. April 14 at the Hardin County Courthouse to elect happens in a disaster." members of the executive committee and delegates to the four of them and their two dogs no longer have to At the March 22 meet· the state convention. POe: Les Dawson. 7664351. ing, local farmers said they Kardln County Hornemak&rs SprIng Bazaar. 10 a.m.-3 stay in a one-room hotel p.m .. Hardin County Extension Service. 201 Peterson UIlit, had a unique WUlIet need: Drive. E'town. Crafts. baked goods. painted decor. gifts «Three girls, two dop.. fendng, which isn't (OV and more _ Lunch served. soup. barbecue sandwiches. one bathroom. It's nOI ered by most insurance, pimento cheese sandwiches. POe: Extension Service. good,n he said. "But we're FEMA, or the SBA. 765-4121. or Ginny Kean. 737-6496. OK" When they wondered Sonora Veterans Memorial ParII fundralS8r . 5 p.m .. Blum was at work when aloud when Ihe U.S. Harvest Marilet in SOnora, Paul Stewarts Restaurant. the storm picked up his Department of Agriculture Serving bean soup, fried potatoes. cornbread. coleslaw three·bedroom, two·bath would declare an agricul· and drinks. $5. POe: Gay1e Hornback. 734-2483 or lural disaster in the area, Carol Rogers. 723-1134. home, flipped it around and smashed it into the USDA Farm Service Third annual 'Quart81'S for a Cure' Relay For UflI Agency county executive fundraIsar, 1 p.m" Pritchard Community Center, 404 S. woods 011 the other side of Mulberry St.. E'town: doors open at noon. Tickets. $5. B THE NEWS IN BRIEF PASSENGER: JETBWE CAP began yelling about an un than 9,000, a sobering as TAIN YEllS 'THEY'RE GOING TO specified threat linked to sessment of a devast;l.ting TAlE US DOWN' DURING U.S Iran, Ira~ and Mghanistan. year ~ ld crackdown on the VEGAS- BOUND FUGHT. A "TIley re going to take uprising that shows no sign jetBlue captain who mnted us down, they're taking WI of ending, about Iraq and Afghani· down, they're going to take Annan's announcement stan and claimed that a us down. Say the Lord's that Syria had accepted his bomb was on a Las Vegas prayer, say the Lord's peace plan was met with bound flight was locked prayer , ~ the captain deep skepticism, out of the cockpit, tackled screamed, according to and restrained by passen Antolino, POPE PRAYS fOR MORE gers Tuesday, passengers fREEDOM AHO 'RENEWAL' IN said, SYRIA ACCEPTS UN CUBA; GOVERNMENT RULES The captain of Flight ENVOY'S PEACE PLAN BUT OUT P{lUTlCAL CIlAHGE. Pope 191 from New York's J ohn CLASHES REPORTED ALONG Benedict XVI prayed for F. Kennedy International BORDER WITH LEBANON. Syria freedom and renewal "for Airport had a "medical sit accepted a cease-fire tlle greater good of all uation ,~ and the co-pilot, Tuesday drawn up by U.N, Cubans" before the na who subsequently took envoy Kofi Annan, but the tion's patron saint Tuesday, command of the aircraft, diplomatic breakthrough but the island's communist diverted the plane to land swiftly was overshadowed leaders quickly rejected the by intense clashes between in Amarillo, Texas, arowld Roman Catholic leader's government soldiers and 10 a. m" j etBlue Airways appeal for political change rebels that sent bullets fl y said in a statement. after five decades of one josh Redick, a passen ing into Lebanon, party rule. ger sitting ncar the middle Opposition members The exchange came of the plane, said the pilot accuse Presid ent Bashar hours before Benedict was "stornled out ~ of the cock A$ad of agreeing to the pit. plan to stall for time as his to meet President Raul Castro, and poSSibly his Tony Antolino, a 40- troops make a renewed year-old executive for a se push to kill off bastions of brother and predecessor curity firm, said the captain dissent. And tlu~ conflict Fidel, behind closed doors walked to the back of the just keeps getting deadlier: in Havana on the pontiIT's plane, that he seemed dis The U.N. said the death second day on the island, oriented and agitated, then toll has grown to more The ~led Pte.. FREE COLOR • PREll NARY DRAWINGS April through May receive a free porcelain picture or a pair of vases with purchase of monument. All granite and workmanship guaranteed. In house artist. Fort Knox Bank Elizabethtown Main Office Family owned and operated. We do not work on a 601 w . U ncoln Trail B lvd . 1830 N , Dixie Hwy commission basis which saves you money. Radcliff, KY 40160 Elizabethtown. KY 4 2701 Quarry Hill Monuments "Mollulllents of Character alld Elldllrill8 Quality" Follow The News·Enterprise Established 1990 on Twitter @NEHeadlines in business 22 years Hodgenville.270-358-0037 Linwood. 270-528-5654 A6 Opinion WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 2012 Volume 37, Issue 75 EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERS R. CHRIS ORDWAY BEN SHEROAN Publisher Editor SARAH REDDOCH JEFF D’ALESSIO Editorial Page Editor County News Editor LARRY JOBE SARAH BERKSHIRE Advertising Sales Director Features editor MAJ. GEN. TERRY KENDRA STEWART TUCKER, Ret. Public member Public member EDITORIAL No-tech retreat looks to expand ISSUE: White Mills Christian Camp’s expansion OUR READERS WRITE OUR VIEW: Spirit of improvement influences success Since 1949, summer has in- Defending religious repression is a trans- Looking for night life cluded an escape to White Mills TO DONATE parent attempt by corporate re- Christian Camp for hundreds of Donations to White Mills women’s rights ligion to impose its beliefs. We A previous writer was cor- rect. This area needs “enter- young people. It’s an opportuni- Christian Camp may be sent to There can be no doubt; the are governed by the U.S. tainment.” We need a night ty to focus on the spiritual while P.O. Box 129, White Mills, KY reproductive rights of women Constitution, not Christian law. life. I think that’s what most enjoying the outdoors, establish- 42788. Checks made out to are under sharp attack. The Perception is not reality and the camp should identify gifts people were hoping we would ing lifelong friendships and mak- Republican Party, along with opinion, no matter how widely intended for the building fund. get with the passing of the alco- ing memories. ideological religious groups, held, is not fact. Our rights as In our instant information life Americans are protected by hol law. son. Through a partnership with wants to limit a woman’s access of WiFi, text messaging and the Constitution and no reli- I enjoy going out to eat with Power Ministries, White Mills to birth control, abortion and handheld games, a simple, no- gion shall expect or be granted friends, but we try not to social- has hosted four weeks of special- services after sexual assault. tech camp visit might seem lost any special influence over the ize too long after a meal be- ized camp programming for de- Denying a woman FDA-ap- on today’s children. Yet at White government. cause we know other patrons velopmentally disabled individu- proved emergency contracep- are waiting to eat. I was really Mills an attendance record was tion after rape is outrageous. Christian leaders domestic set last year with 1,511 children als. It also is booked most week- hoping a couple of pubs/bars ends for family gatherings, Forcing a victim of a sexual as- or foreign cannot issue de- attending the traditional Chris- mands nor can they dictate would open – where you could church retreats, seniors pro- sault to leave one hospital and go and spend time/socialize tian camp experience. laws that would infringe or vio- grams, marriage-enrichment seek proper treatment at anoth- with friends for the evening. A key reason for the contin- er facility is sadistic. Repro- late the personal freedoms of ued success appears to be the seminars and, of course, the I was also hoping several ductive freedom is not a privi- Americans. We are free to be- camp’s focus on improving facil- White Mills Day festivities each bars/clubs would open – where lege, indiscriminately be- lieve or not believe, to practice ities. After replacing its cinder- July. people could dance. We need a The exact timetable and the stowed, it is a woman’s funda- a particular denomination of dance club that offers hip-hop block dorms with modern, air- faith or not, yet without separa- conditioned lodging, camp lead- new construction’s final cost will mental human right. and another that offers rock. I, depend on the generous nature The new health-care act in- tion of church and state there is personally, would love to see a ership has spent the last decade very little difference between investing in a modern pool and of the camp’s supporters, who cludes insurance mandates country bar – where people preachers and dictators. water park, a tranquil fish pond already cover half of camp’s op- such as routine immunization, could line dance and two-step. The Republican Party, and a massive Retreat Center. erating costs to keep fees down. osteoporosis screening, PKU And, I think a dance club that along with corporate Christian Fundraising is under way for Camp Manager Ben Fulcher screening for newborns and di- offers salsa dancing would be another addition. A 300-seat likes to say the camp is just one abetes screening for asympto- leaders, will continue to inter- very popular. dining room and kitchen will ad- major gift away from completing matic adults. Yet the only insur- fere with women’s reproduc- We have a lot of talented join the Retreat Center. the project. That optimism ance mandate consistently crit- tive rights until we stop them. musicians in this area. There is With the previous improve- proved true when a benevolent icized is a woman’s access to We must not surrender. We a small section of the newspa- ments paid off, the camp’s board estate gift paid off a previous birth control. Women continue should never fund organiza- per that spotlights local enter- decided to take another step of construction loan. to be demonized for demand- tions which are attempting to tainment – except you can nev- faith and double its seating ca- The camp, which encompass- ing reproductive freedom. It is violate our rights and take er hear local talent “locally.” pacity. The camp’s existing din- es 39 acres along the Nolin an embarrassment. We are in away our reproductive free- I realize that going out danc- ing area includes a section built River, has touched countless the 21st century and still debat- dom. Women unite. We must ing is not everyone’s idea of en- in 1907 as part of the property’s lives and continues to thrive in a ing what women should do withhold monetary contribu- tertainment. original hotel. world significantly different than with their bodies. tions to organizations (whether If that’s not your idea of en- In addition to streamlining when it was established just after Requiring insurance compa- it is a religious group, churches tertainment, no one is asking summer camp meals, the new World War II. nies to include prescription or lawmakers). Do this without you to participate. But, at the facility will allow the camp to White Mills makes a differ- contraceptive coverage in a regret or remorse. We need to same time, those of us who do accommodate two programs si- ence in the countless lives be- health-care package is not only support women’s organizations enjoy dancing should be able multaneously during its offsea- cause of the dedication and sac- responsible, it is prudent. Birth such as Planned Parenthood. to enjoy this type of entertain- son. rifice of its volunteers and sup- control is far less expensive We need to put our money ment without driving all the The camp’s usage goes far be- porters. That’s an accomplish- than the cost of prenatal care where our uterus is. way to Louisville. yond a nine-week summer sea- ment deserving of praise. and childbirth. Donna Hooker Theresa Florek This editorial represents a consensus of The News-Enterprise editorial board. The recent hysteria claiming Radcliff Elizabethtown Gridiron dinner is uniquely American or the 127th time, and sometimes painful but march king and leader, representatives of absolutely necessary. John Phillips Sousa, was the nation’s power It is true that this granddaddy of Having reached the dubi- the club’s first music direc- F DAN elite — from politicians to capital affairs still requires attendees to ous distinction of senior THOMASSON tor, I noted the lack of par- industrialists to publishers dress like penguins in white tie and tails; active member, I can attest ticipation in a patriotic to university presidents to refuses overtures from television, to that. I can also certify demonstration always af- the representatives of for- that the Gridiron is among forded those attending. eign countries to superstars the many years of the maintaining the fiction that its celebrated the most misunderstood of The band — in its vibrant of the media — came to- Gridiron Club of Wash- speakers and performers still Washington traditions and red, white and blue uni- gether March 24 to make ington, that point has been are off the record. one I wouldn’t have forms — launched into its fun of themselves. As usu- lost in a welter of criticism missed for anything — in- medley of service anthems al, it was a cathartic expe- that it is an elite, archaic cluding dressing in silly with usual gusto. It is tradi- rience — if one still admits institution whose traditions power brokers. ists. In the process, it has costumes and displaying tional that those having in these often-uncivil times But that is complete slimmed down the eve- my inconsiderable talents no longer apply. served in the Army, Navy, that it is healthy now and nonsense. The club’s mem- ning’s elaborate menu and as a singer and dancer — It is true that this grand- Air Force, Coast Guard then to swallow a large bers probably consider its skits — to a five-hour mainly for the camaraderie and Marines, stand up dose of not taking our- daddy of capital affairs still themselves far less impor- evening from a woefully that is tough to find in an selves too seriously. requires attendees to dress tant than their critics do. long seven hours at its intensely competitive busi- proudly when their That has been the like penguins in white tie Well, most of them do, peak. Fortunately, a small, ness. And no longer can branch’s song is played. whole point of the exercise and tails; refuses overtures anyway. stalwart group of “ringers” economically pressed pub- This night, only a smatter- since 1885, when someone from television, maintain- For more than a century in the various skits, whose lishers finance the event. ing stood for most of the had the idea that maybe, ing the fiction that its cele- the sole province of 50 special abilities make the But if the club has branches and amazingly for an evening at least, brated speakers and per- newspaper correspondents, whole thing work, keep changed, so has the audi- none for the Air Force. presidents and lawmakers formers still are off the the club over the last few the audience from tossing ence. The other night “This is what America from opposing parties and record. With only 600 at- years has expanded its their entrees at us. while watching the tradi- has come to,” said George views could put aside their tendees, it’s far too exclu- membership to include ra- The changes since I be- tional exhilarating per- Anthan, a long-time col- differences and laugh at sive, raising suspicions of dio, television, magazines came a member 38 years formance of the Marine league and, like me, a vet- their own frailties. Over an annual conspiracy of and even Internet journal- ago have been dramatic band whose legendary Turn to THOMASSON, A7 EDITORIAL PAGE EDITOR Ben Sheroan ...... 505-1764 Sarah Berkshire ...... 505-1745 OPINION AND OP-ED PAGES CONTACT US Sarah Reddoch ...... 505-1744 [email protected] [email protected] WRITE US The Opinion pages are intended to provide a forum for the [email protected] Mail: 408 W. Dixie Ave. If you have a question, you can Jeff D’Alessio ...... 505-1757 Elizabethtown 42701 discussion of issues that affect the area. Editorials are the reach us at (270) 769-2312. [email protected] PUBLIC MEMBERS opinions of The News-Enterprise’s editorial board and EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERS Kendra Stewart Email: letters@thenews Or at our mailing address: 408 enterprise.com appear in the two left-hand columns of this page. Other W. Dixie Ave., Elizabethtown, R. Chris Ordway ...... 505-1466 Larry Jobe ...... 505-1409 Maj. Gen. Terry Tucker, Ret. articles reflect the views of their authors. KY 42701. [email protected] [email protected] Fax: (270) 769-6965 THE NEWS-ENTERPRISE OPINION WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 2012 A7 Eavesdropping on diplomacy and politics ollisions keep hap- First, in Seoul, Obama Then again, Republican Republican in the country (Santorum used a barnyard pening at every in- chose a public setting with icon Ronald Reagan never (pause) to put up against vulgarity.) As the reporter C tersection of the Medvedev to pass a pri- mentioned while seeking Barack Obama.” kept asking who Santorum news media, policy and MARTIN vate message to Russia’s re-election during the Cold Later, New York Times was accusing of distorting, politics. This week, live SCHRAM incoming president, War that he’d soon negoti- reporter Jeff Zelany called the candidate said: “What mikes and videocams Vladimir Putin, on the ate with Soviet President out a question: “You said are you guys in the busi- made us eyewitnesses — missile-defense system that Mikhail Gorbachev a plan that Mitt Romney was the ness of doing, reporting and, mainly, earwitnesses and cameras. Moscow opposes. The to eliminate all (yes, all) worst Republican in the the truth? Or are you here — to two accidents that The other accident — mikes picked up Obama in U.S. and Russian nuclear country. Is that true?” to try to spin and make were unrelated yet rather perhaps more of a political mid-message. weapons. But Reagan later Replied Santorum: news? Stop it.” familiar. opportunity created by a Obama: “On all these did just that. “What speech did you lis- The next day, on Fox One occurred at a glob- journalist — occurred at a issues, but particularly mis- Apparently, Obama, ten to?” News, Santorum declared: al nuclear summit in South campaign stop in sile defense, this, this can who’d been famously over- When the reporter “If you haven’t cursed out Korea, where President pressed, Santorum seized Wisconsin. Republican be solved, but it’s impor- heard by a live mike as he a New York Times reporter Barack Obama committed tant for him to give me and French President Nic- the moment: “Stop lying! I presidential candidate Rick during this campaign, the sort of blunder he space.” olas Sarkozy complained said he was the worst Santorum got a gift from you’re not really a Repub- should have known he Medvedev: “Yeah, I un- about Israel’s Benjamin Republican to run on the an unwitting New York lican.” And Santorum must avoid. Obama quiet- derstand. I understand Netanyahu, hasn’t quite issue of ‘Obamacare.’ And emailed supporters asking ly told Russia’s outgoing Times reporter who asked a your message about space. learned his lessons. that’s what I was talking bungled question with a for $30 — beneath this un- president, Dmitry Space for you ...” Meanwhile, back on the about!” subtle headline: “I am CBS News camera rolling. Medvedev, that he could Obama: “This is my last U.S. campaign trail, San- Actually, Santorum did Ready to Take on the New Santorum seized the mo- be more “flexible” regard- election. After my election, torum regularly has said not mention Obamacare York Times.” ment, performed as a con- ing the controversial I have more flexibility.” Mitt Romney would be the that time. But Zelany’s Our job as journalists servative victim and lam- Europe-based missile de- Medvedev: “I under- worst Republican candi- question was imprecise, on the campaign trail is to fense after the 2012 elec- basted the liberal media — stand. I will transmit this date to oppose Obama be- omitting the rest of San- foil those who seek to dis- tion. Before Obama could just as the unembarrass- information to Vladimir.” cause Romney’s Massa- torum’s quote that Rom- tort and deceive the public even say “oops,” he’d able Newt Gingrich did in While Obama’s mes- chusetts health plan was a ney was the worst Repub- — without becoming their joined a pantheon of world using a South Carolina de- sage just stated the politi- blueprint for Obama’s lican “to put up against foil. It is never easy. But it leaders whose attempts at bate question about philan- cally obvious, Republicans health-care reform. In Barack Obama.” shouldn’t be that hard. quiet diplomacy were dering to blast his CNN understandably voiced out- Racine, Wis., he’d just As the reporter contin- boomed ‘round the world, questioner, the key to his rage that Obama would said: “Pick any other ued asking, Santorum said: Martin Schram writes political analysis for Scripps Howard courtesy of the media’s only primary win outside tell this to Russia’s leaders, Republican in the country. “Quit distorting my words. News Service. E-mail him at ever-ready microphones his home state of Georgia. but not America’s voters. ... He is the worst If I see it, it’s ...” [email protected]. Obama’s mike slip reveals malfunction hinking a micro- down long-range missiles trade. The public didn’t a breach of trust, just as we on the Korean Peninsula. phone was turned from the Middle East. much like the idea of can learn from a blessedly Jay Ambrose can be reached off, President Barack Russia said phooey on measures that would un- functioning microphone at [email protected]. T Obama whispered JAY that. It claimed the Russian dermine the economy some secrets to Dmitry AMBROSE people would be threat- while failing to deter glob- Medvedev the other day. ened by those bases — typi- al warming unless China He and the Russian presi- cal Russian hogwash — and and India did the same, dent were in Seoul, South warned it would point its and maybe not even then. Korea. That, you would own missiles at our mis- Obama backed off, but if Plus think, is a long distance mit this information” to siles and refuse to cooper- he gets a second term, I Court from American politics, Vladimir Putin, who is ate with us on much of promise you his “greenie” Cost though not so long when Russia’s czar, or if that title anything else. faith will make him fight the microphone is really is wrong, something very Oh, OK, said the Oba- for the measure. turned on in an age of im- much like that. ma administration, thereby There would be more. mediate, long-distance, In no time at all, the making two new European More debt, for instance, 25 Public Square [email protected] blanketing communica- whole world knew how democracies feel less se- and more taxes and more Elizabethtown, KY 42701 www.nickpearl.com (across from old courthouse) This is a paid advertisement tions. our president, who did cure. He proposed another of a welfare state. And “On all these issues, but everything conceivably missile-defense plan, hop- there would also be less. particularly missile de- wrong on the subject of ing the Russians would Less sovereignty. Less na- fense, this, this can be missile defense and Russia help dissuade Iran from tional defense. solved, but it’s important in his first term, plans to any nuclear ambitions, But then again, some to give me space,” said our do more wrong in a sec- which it didn’t do. Russia still believe in hope and leader, master of wink- ond term, with this provi- actually is closer to being a change, and all those other CARS wink, nudge-nudge, and so: He does not want the cheerleader for an Iran 2008 campaign stands, YEAR MAKE MODEL MILES OWN MO/PMT Medvedev got it, smiled equipped for World War such as the one against a public to know about it 2000 . . . Chevrolet . .. . 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Paul Horn 270-352-4545 www.faithinradcliff.org A8 THE NEWS-ENTERPRISE NEWS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 2012 DEAR ABBY Lover who won’t commit has every reason not to Neighbors Dear Abby: I’m a 45- year-old married woman ORGANIZATION with four kids. I fell in love with a longtime JEANNIE friend, “Hugh,” two years PHILLIPS NORTHERN HARDIN COUNTY DEMOCRATIC WOMAN’S CLUB HAS MARCH MEETING ago. He’s single and has The Hardin County never been married. Democratic Woman’s I told him I want a re- his 18-year-old daughter, Club held its March meet- lationship, but he says “Maria,” and I were in our ing March 13 at Nolin since I’m married we can’t living room discussing RECC with President have one. I told him I “Jonah,” a slightly older Debbie Donnelly presid- love him, but he’s not sure guy she has been dating ing. She recognized the fol- he feels as strong about it and who spends a lot of lowing dignitaries: Capt. as I do. We have been time here. I told her I have John Ward of the Kentucky high expectations for her spending a lot of time to- State Police, Hardin Coun- and think she can do a lot gether and have started to ty Magistrate Bill Wise- get intimate. better than him. I didn’t realize Jonah man, Former Hardin I told Hugh I don’t County Judge-Executive want to just fool around — was in the next room when I spoke my mind or that Glen Dalton, Former PVA I want a commitment. Teri Bennett, HCDEC My husband is very he had heard me. My boy- Chairman Les Dawson, cold and distant. We don’t friend told me later Jonah said, “Now I know how HCDEC Vice-Chair Sher- Door prize winners at the March meeting were Denise Parrett, Dorothy Leonard, Diana say much to each other Dalton, Susie Westover, Natalia Ash, Teri Bennett, Jo Nell Lee and Julie Smith. anymore; we’re just two she really feels about me!” ry Kelley, Young Demo- adults living in the same Abby, he’s a nice kid, crats President Michael flowers had been sent to Wilson, NHCDWC Pre- house raising our kids. We and he’s always welcome Norma Deneen, the Jim sident Bev Rickey with have gone to counseling, here. I feel terrible about Lancaster family, the Virgil members Carolyn Jones but it did not help. hurting his feelings, even Pearman family and the Joe and Portia Petties, Election I’m angry because though my opinion about Pawley family. President Commissioner Winnie Hugh is willing to fool him not being good Donnelly said the club had around but not commit. enough for Maria hasn’t Townsend, wives of Ken- tucky legislators Jo Nell someone close to them He says this shouldn’t go changed. Still, I know the have some tornado dam- on anymore and his heart effect crass words can have Lee and Lisa Parrett and guest speaker for the age, Susan McCrobie. She isn’t in it. The fact that on a young person, and I had a sign-up sheet for any- should have thought twice evening Ann Evans. I’m married bothers him. one wishing to assist Susan before opening my mouth. Following dinner, First I told him to wait and get things cleaned and Should I apologize to Vice-President Lisa Parrett eventually my husband fixed around her home. and I will divorce. I feel him for what I said? If so, introduced the speaker for Announcements and he wanted the intimacy what should I say? — Hoof the evening Ann Evans, but doesn’t want me, and in Mouth in California executive director for the general information were I feel used. How do I sort ■ Dear Hoof in Mouth: Governor’s mansion. Ev- given at the end of the this out? — Used in What happened was re- ans has been working at meeting. Remember to Massachusetts grettable. By all means the mansion since Gov. mark the political check- ■ Dear “Used”: You apologize to Maria’s Steve Beshear was elected. off box when doing in- weren’t used — you threw boyfriend for hurting his In fact, first lady Jane come taxes for the party. yourself at Hugh, and feelings. Tell him you did Beshear asked her if she First Vice-President Lisa Parrett; Ann Evans, executive The husband of Romanza director of the Kentucky Governor’s Mansion; and President Johnson, president of what has happened was not mean to be cruel, but would accept the job as ex- Debbie Donnelly. by mutual consent. Why you would feel better ecutive director on elec- KDWC, died. would you expect a com- about the relationship if he tion night and she did. The Debbie Donnelly. The pri- HCDEC Chair Les Daw- The Spring Board mitment from him when had higher goals. It might mansion has four levels in- zes were won by Teri Ben- son and Winnie Townsend meeting of the KDWC is you haven’t shown your- be the push he needs to cluding the basement. The nett, Dot Leonard, Jo Nell talked about the upcoming in Henderson April 27 and self capable of sticking raise his ambitions. main level is the museum Lee, Denise Parrett, Diana KDP reorganization elec- 28 and the National DWC with one? I credit Hugh Dear Abby is written by level where the public can Dalton, Julie Smith, Susie tions. March 31 is the pre- Convention is in Louisville for his honesty — he has Abigail Van Buren, also tour; the personal quarters Westover and Natalia Ash. cinct elections and the at the Brown Hotel May not led you on. That known as Jeanne Phillips, 30 through June 3. and was founded by her of the Beshears are on the Portia Petties gave the county convention is April you’re married should mother, Pauline Phillips. second and third levels. club some highlights of 14 at the Hardin County The next meeting is on bother him. Write Dear Abby at The door prizes were first lady Michelle Oba- Courthouse. Everyone was Monday, April 2. For addi- HE’S NOT GOOD FOR HER. www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA donated by Julie Smith, ma’s visit in Louisville. She encouraged to attend these tional information about Dear Abby: A few days 90069. Universal Press Susie Westover, Teri Ben- said it was an awesome conventions. the club, contact Donnelly ago, my significant other, Syndicate. nett, Becky Bishop, Lisa event and she got to shake President Donnelly re- at 765-5613 or email deb Parrett, Mona Stiles and her hand and speak to her. ported that cards and/or [email protected]. ‘TWEEN 12 & 20 LENDING A HAND CALENDAR I’ll stay with original advice HOW TO USE THIS COLUMN. a.m.-5 p.m. Mondays-Fri- unteers needed, 9 a.m.-3 All items gently used. Dona- Community news an- days and 9 a.m.-2 p.m. p.m. Mondays, Tuesdays tions accepted. Proceeds Dr. Wallace: I always nouncements are published Saturdays. The ReStore is a and/or Thursdays, to sort benefit the church. POC: read your column. Your at no charge in the Lending fundraising project that clothes and assist with Bob at 351-5383. advice is excellent, howev- ROBERT a Hand calendar. POC helps build Habitat Hou- watching the clothing Salvation Army Thrift WALLACE refers to “point of con- ses. Donations of furniture, room. POC: Lucy or Sheri, Store and Service Center, 10 er (you knew that was tact.” Area codes are listed appliances, household 769-3092. a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday- coming) I was unhappy only for phone numbers out- items, tools and building Friday, 1006 N. Mulberry with your advice to Han- side the 270 area code. materials accepted and are St., E’town, POC: 234-0833. nah from Alameda, Calif., Remember, only a yes or Listings not updated within then sold to the public. Old Saturday who wanted to graduate no. If a wife takes money a year are removed. To up- cellphones also accepted. Adopt-a-pet event, 11 from her Alameda high out of the wallet of her date or submit a calendar Old shoes are turned into a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday and Tuesday school instead of moving husband or a husband entry, email calendars@the clean water projects around Sunday, Animal Refuge Cen- Clothing Center and food to Baltimore with her par- takes money out of the newsenterprise.com, call the world. ReStore is prof- ter, Vine Grove. POC: 877- bank, 9 a.m.-noon, behind ents. You advised her to purse of his wife without 505-1751 or fax to 769- itable, because volunteers 6064. Elizabethtown Church of go to Baltimore. permission or without the 6965. supplement the staff; to Bobby Morrison Santa Christ, 1211 N. Dixie Ave., High school is a very other spouse knowing, is it volunteer, call the ReStore Claus Project, collecting toys E’town, Clothes and food at 737-0207. crucial time for teens. It is considered theft? I know Wednesday to give at Christmas or for for families in need. POC: you are a professional The Mystery Thrift Shop, families in need. Drop toys 765-6446. important for them to feel 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday writer, but I only want a Clothes closet and food off at 760 Salem Lake part of things, especially at bank, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Sum- through Friday and 10 a.m. Road, Hodgenville. POC: this stage in their develop- one-word answer, nothing mit Community Center. to 4 p.m. Saturdays, 200 358-3379. Upcoming ment. If Hannah had been more. — Nameless, Brook- There is tutoring on Tues- Sycamore Street, Suite 134, Food closet, 10 a.m.- Fun event sponsored by a freshman or sophomore, haven, Miss. day evenings, story time for E’town Plaza near Big Lots. noon, second and last Sa- Multiple Schlerosis Society’s I would have accepted ■ Nameless: No. kids on Wednesdays and a The non-profit organization turdays, New Hope Missio- ‘Jude on the Move Continued!’ your advice. But she is a I’M 13 AND WANT TO DATE. senior potluck on Thurs- supports pet adoption, the nary Baptist Church Family Team, 1 p.m. April 28, 1373 junior. Going to a new Dr. Wallace: I’m 13 years days at the Summit Com- prevention of cruelty to ani- Life Center, 1582 Hill St., Red Hill Rd. Vine Grove. school, she will have to old, and I’m told by all the munity Center. POC: Mike mals and supports a no-kill across from the main Entrance fee is $2 which start all over making new boys at my school I’m Mayhew, 242-6537 or bjbit animal shelter and adoption church building. POC: 351- covers the cost of a barbe- friends. A teen’s senior cute. Many other older [email protected]. center; in addition, seniors 6808. cue meal and drinks; kids 3 Feeding America volunteers 55 and older may qualify for Meade County Animal year should be the most boys have asked me out, and under eat free. Raffles needed, 8 a.m.-7 p.m. Mon- a paid position. Mystery spe- Shelter brings animals for for Scentsy products, Home enjoyable and memorable, but my mother says I’m day, Tuesday, Wednesday cial each week. POC: Bren- adoptions, 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Depot tools gift basket with but Hannah will find it too young to date. My and Thursday, at Feeding da, 312-7633. Saturdays, Orscheln Farm free large pizza certificate, hard identifying with her cousin is 13. She is going America, Kentucky’s Heart- Van driver needed one & Home Store, 135 E. spa basket for women with Baltimore graduating class. steady, and my aunt thinks land, 300 Peterson Drive, night a week for patrons of Lincoln Trail Blvd., Radcliff. gift card to Red Lobster and How much fun will her it’s wonderful. I’m embar- E’town. Walk-ins welcome. Warm Blessings Soup Kitchen. POC: Pinky Bilz, 352-4297. more. Slip ‘n’ Slide pool 10-year reunion be? rassed when I’m asked out Call 735-1407 to schedule POC: Jack, 319-3924. and sprinkler for kids while Since Hannah can live and I can’t say yes, so I lie groups of 10 or more. Monday adults do other stuff. Best with an aunt, I think it and say that I’m grounded Hardin County Habitat for Thursday dressed in orange wins a would be a mistake to for a few months. I’m a Humanity is in the final Blood donations accepted surprise gift. Volunteers pass up graduating with very mature young lady, stages of completing House Food pantry, 5-6 p.m., noon-6 p.m. Mondays and needed. POC: Sarah Gon- No. 44 and will not be ready Thursdays, American Red zales, 319-4885. friends. Will you please both mentally and physi- Vine Grove United Methodist to start on House No. 45 Church, 306 High St., Vine Cross, 405 W. Dixie Ave., Second annual Warm reconsider your answer? cally. Don’t you think I for a few weeks. Anyone in- Grove. POC: 877-5231. E’town. Apheresis dona- Blessings rummage sale and — Chelsea, Irvine, Calif. should be allowed to date terested in working should ■ Food pantry and clothing tions Mondays, Tuesdays, bake sale fundraiser, 8 a.m.- Chelsea: I under- occasionally? — Nameless, call Howard at 766-4166 closet, noon to 3 p.m., Thursdays and Fridays. POC 2 p.m. May 11 and 12, 609 stand your position and Geneva, Ill. before going to the worksite Hope For Today Ministry for appointment: 765-6529 E. Dixie Ave., E’town. Do- you offer many good rea- ■ Nameless: I realize to make sure there is mea- Building at Cecilia Baptist or 765-4979. nations appreciated and ac- sons why Hannah should the time has arrived ningful work to do. Watch Church, 416 E. Main St., Clothing and shoe sale, 11 cepted now. No electronics not move to Baltimore, when boys are a prime for House No. 45 updates. Cecilia. Clothing proceeds a.m.-1 p.m. Monday-Satur- or clothes (except for chil- but I must stay with my interest, but there is no Hardin County Habitat for help pay for food, which is day, Kentucky Full Gospel dren’s clothes for infants original advice — that she reason to rush things. Humanity ReStore, 4676 S. free to low income families. Church, 1012 Hill St., through 10 years which are Wilson Road (old Roy’s Radcliff. Clothing, 25 cents, needed). Lunch served. should move with her Dating is an important POC: 862-4228. Furniture Store), E’town, 9 Helping Hand of Hope vol- 50 cents or $1; shoes $1. POC: Joan 769-1134. mom and dad. If Hannah teen function, and I’m had been a senior sched- sure you will have your uled to graduate in June, share of dates, but not then I would have ad- now. 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Syndicate Inc. news, including calendar listings for club addressed stamped envelope; otherwise, the QUESTIONS? Call 505-1751 THE NEWS-ENTERPR ISE NEW' WEDNESDAY, WJl(;H 28. 2012 .. Natural gas prices Stocks edge lower after fall again on consumer confidence report By MAlTHEW CRAfT composite fell 2.22 points earnings over the next supply concerns AP lIu"n"" Write. Mar1 Harry Potter breaks e-book lockdown provide a model for other authors and publishers and NEW YORK - The undermine the dout of Harry Potter boob are fi Amazon.com Inc., which nally on sale in electronic dominates e-book sales. form, and they have a spe E-books from major cial magical touch to them: publishers are sold in en In a break with industry crypted fonn today, tying practices, the books aren '\ them 10 specific devices or locked down by encryp software programs. Pub tion, which means con lishers insist on encryption Sllmers can move them be because they believe it tween devices and read stops piracy_ It also helps e· them anywhere they like. book retailers like Amazon If ~Pottermore,~ J.K defend their business mod Rowling's new Web store, els, keeping non-Amazon proves a success, it could books ofT Kindle e-readers. American Airlines seeks to cancel labor contracts bor contracts, if it couldn't ne$Otiate concessions from DALLAS - American umons for pilots, flight at Airlines is askillg a ballk tendants and ground work ru ptcy judge to break its ers. union contracts and im American plans 10 CUi pose cost 'Spoc.oI_.",. "',...-"""'" "'.. __ ...... ~ I ""-(I0Il"',.. """'a ..... fIo,.._." /Io,....,1IA ~ /10 ""'__ io ... ,..., io 1,01 ...... "...... "...... ~"" _ .... ,.,...,.IIoIooIII)o".,..-...... iog .. ,._"... 1 .... 1s_~...,...... ,.,'_" ...... 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I become so caught Uf in dis Sarah Anthony owns Sugar F,,~1on Cakes In Elw.bethtown and 5pe<:iali«ls ln unique designs, themes and tastes. aster prevention that forget to stop and take a step back and realize that him turning on the hose to spray his legs - and most of the sidewalk - clean is not a big deal. He's Just desserts having fun and it's only water and it is nOl a big deal_ I think we've spent Ihe winter too close to each oth Anthony embraces 'sweet' career choice er. I've been around to mon itor his every move, to let him know that it's probably By ROBERT VILLANUEVA not a good idea to stand in fViIlan"""'@..,. ...w..rne'J'fu...~ the refrigerator with the door Sarah Anthony has a sweet business op open looking for something eration. Literally. to eat. Or maybe he should Anthony, of Hodgenville, owns Sugar let me plug his night light Fashion Cakes, whkh offers (:akes and cup back into the outlet instead cakes to customers with all emphasis on cus of trying to do it himself. tom orders. Cakes can be sculpted ill shapes So I say no a lot All day. ranb>ing from a doctor's medical bag 10 the Bet\\'CCIl him and his sister, it's iconic do~ playing poker scene. the most·heard word in our ~ I love sweel.'l,~ Anthony said. ~ J s!a.l'ted OOI.l.<;e, second only to the baking with Mom; that was our thing." phrase KDon't do that" And I 'Ibe Elizabethtown shop is a carry-over don't want to be that person. I of sorts from tlle b usiness thai previously op ITliss being the fun one. I want cmled at that location, The Cake Studio, to tell him I have a wicked. which opened in mid-201O. In ract, Anthony sense ofhlUnor, I am adventur started OUI helping owner J anet Brown at ous and totally understand th.e The Cake Studio when Anthony SlOPped by need to take apart all your toys the business one day looking for a job. just to see what they're like ill II wasn'l long before Anthony's yean of side. I understand the joy in experience were evident t.o Brown. That ripping up paper or dumping made finding a successor an easy task when dirt in the kiddie pool. Brown had 10 move out of state. But I have to be the adult, ~She said, 'You're talented enough 10 do the parent, the mother. And this, so do you wanllo take over?'" Anthony A rack 01 cupcakes sits on th.e counter at Sugar Fasilion Cakes. Below, Anthony prepares th.e it sucks_ said. bottom section 01 a top$y t urY)' cake themed "Wacky Tacky St . Patty." m '"W il!D llJ\R)I __ But in less thall four months ...... UTlIDIn' ...lEDlI£JiI,Il"I SEC"NlIf wn,T1IEIPSOIJIRPRISE..CDfIl The olTer seemed to be good timiug, be 1'1;1'" my:;an will be 4 and far, far cause Anthony had been putting together a of her business. she awaits word. away from being my little business plan to open a cake mop. She But the road to being a business owner In the meantime, Anthony continues to baby, my Iirs1bom. Already he seized the opponunity, and the shop be began many years earlier. create cakes for weddings, birthdays and can dress himself, which he came Sugar Fashion Cakes, opening Sept. "It all started in college," she said. other occasions. Among other things, cus could have been doing for a 25,2010. T hat's where Anthony studied graphic tomers get to choose a cake navor, filling na while if only I had relaxed that "I've done all this vor and icing flavor. control. And he knows to close without a loan," ""'At. one point she was going to college, ~ I make a lot of Italian cream cakes," she th.e bathroom door upstain Anthony said working and planning her wedding. She met said. when my youngest goes up a woman who gave her a cake recipe and TIle most popular items are 8-inch cakes there, so I don't have to run taught her everything she knew about mak and cupcakes, she said. and do il myself. ing sculpted cakes, and Anthony found she Additionally, she hosls a lot of children', He's helpful, kind and had a talent for it. birthday parties. mature and so smart it takes Her graphic arts backgrowld wdn't hun, "The most difficult thing to make arc the my breath away. either. Brown also had been a graphiC artist petit fours,~ she said. And so I need to let h>O. just before opening The Cake Studio. Sculpted cakes can be jUst about any a little biL I need to unclench Anthony's artistry has garnered her call ' hape. The most memorable order Anthony my shoulders and learn to say backs from two TV shows to which she ap filled was for a groom's cake shaped like a yes more. I need to let him plied: Food Network's ~Cupcake Wars" rock 'n' roll fan's hand gesture, with the fore· have flln ill his own way, evcll and TI..C's KNexl Great Baker." finger and pinkie raised and the other fin if it makes more of a mess for Around hl$l spring 5he first ap gc,." bent toward the palm. The base of the me to take care of later. I need plied to "Next Great Baker," after cake was inscribed with the names of the to give him the freedom to be which she was contacted with a re groom" favorite rock bands. a little boy, to grow up without quest to send in a video. Then Two months after the wedding, Anthony a mother who is constantly she applied for "Cupcake received an order from the newlywed bride looking over his moulder, Wars," for which she also WlIlI for two more of the identical cake: one to be telling him he's doing some called back and asked to send a mock-up cake made of foam and the oth thing he's not supposed to_ I a video. er a replica of the original cake. The bride need to let him t.1.ke more re The vi deos have told Anthony the groom never cut the orig sponsibility for himself_ been senl, inal cake and kepi it until il was no longer And even if his clothes ""d good, she said. don', match or his shoes are on ~ He said it looked too cool to eatt me til{' wrong feet, I will not teD said. him he ne«Is to change. I win Aside from her loo-cool-to-eat cakes, tclI him how proud I am of Anthony puts her baking skills to charitable him for doing such a good job. ore. 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II"I!NCINO TRACTOfUI...... - II"AIUI MACHIN~ [B. . I:~~I~~:I ~ COMING SOON LOCATION : Rough River lake CommYnrty- From LeilcMeld at the Western KY Parkway and KY 259lnterseclio~ ake KY 259 LOCATION: Larue County, KY - Hodgenville I Mld<:Ile Creek wesl 1.7 m~es 10 the KY 737 inlM;el;lioo-turn len on KY 737 C...... mun~y- From Hodgenv'i le <11 KY 84 inlerse<.:loon lake Lit and go 6.7 mtles\o the property It 3157 ffN'( 737. Leilehfi~d. Win Pkway (KY (1) west ~ppro~ . 4.4 mile, to Ton~lIe Road Breckinridge county, KY 42754 -SIGNS POSTED. Intersection -4!Xn left on to Tonleville Road and ~ approx . 0.4 REASON FOR SAlE: In order to dissol'le the~ ~rtnership , , rri le to Middle Creek Road-Turn fight onto Middle Creek Road & Jeryl L. Presley & WtIIj,m R. JohnS/on , Co Eltecutors Of the will 01 und",lhe h~mmer l go 2.3 mdes 10 the farm at 2S6O Mlddle Creek Road , Hodgenville , Ina Jean Johnston Sweat. al"od James V Sweat by and \tvough REAL ESTATE: Selling an olllstanding 6t ilCre farm In one KY 4274& -$IGNS POSTEO. his Power of Attorney Jerry Lee SWilat have commiuioned HoOgenv~1e and Larue Counlies mosl sought after REASON FOR SAlE: In order to dissolve their ~rtnersnlp . Hamed AucHoneers. LLC to sel l the following described property Loren G Grubbs and Elizabeth Lee Grubbs lI FOliO,:," us @NEfi on TWitter lines THE NEWS-ENTERPRISE NEWS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 2012 A13 Study: Birds adjusting to climate change By MARY ESCH and migrate north and south dangered red-cockaded wood- slower than the rate at which cli- portunity to respond by provid- The Associated Press with the changing seasons, pecker hasn’t moved at all. La mate is changing,” La Sorte said. ing corridors for movement, and they’re better able to shift their Sorte said that could be because “They’re not just tracking tem- long-term maintenance of those ranges than less-mobile, non-mi- they have such specialized habi- perature; many of them need to ALBANY, N.Y. — A new corridors. That would require grating species, like amphibians. tat needs, found only in the follow a prey base, a type of veg- study based on the National Au- cooperation across political dubon Society’s North American But the study of 59 bird sandy longleaf pine forests of 11 etation, or they need certain boundaries.” Christmas Bird Count finds birds species found it’s not all that easy southern states. “It might be kinds of habitat that will create Such a corridor might be a have taken decades to adjust or quick. And some birds are good to go in and look at how corridors for movement.” swath of forest or grassland that their ranges northward in re- better equipped to follow the well they’re coping” with the ris- There are also species, such as extends northward so birds can changing climate than others. ing temperature, La Sorte said turkey vultures and ruby-throat- sponse to warming winters. gradually move north along it, Take black vultures. While the Tuesday in an interview. “It de- ed hummingbirds, that moved Frank La Sorte, a post-doctor- rather than being stopped by a al researcher at the Cornell Lab minimum winter temperature in- pends on their physiological tol- north faster than the temperature creased from 1975 to 2009, it erance, and changes in the prey warmed. sprawling metropolitan region. of Ornithology in Ithaca, was “There’s a lot of discussion lead author of the study pub- took black vultures 35 years to base.” “The take-home message is lished online this month by the catch up with the trend. Over La Sorte said species that that as species are responding, about it, but it’s primarily aca- Journal of Animal Ecology. He that time, they have spread don’t track climate changes may they’re doing it under their own demic,” La Sorte said. said animals adjust to rising min- northward as far as Massa- wind up in habitats that don’t time frame,” La Sorte said. The study, co-authored by imum winter temperatures by chusetts, where winters now are suit them well. “Understanding what that time Walter Jetz of Yale University, shifting their ranges northward. similar to Baltimore’s in 1975. “When you think about it, it frame might be is challenging. was supported by the National Since birds are highly mobile On the other hand, the en- makes sense that species move We have to give species the op- Science Foundation. JAIL: Provides cause they were not part of portant part of rehabilita- tisms are practiced in other Brothers also expressed Judge-Executive Harry an organized church or re- tion, she said. Kentucky counties, such as thanks to Allen and Fiscal Berry thanked Brothers religious materials ligious body. “Frankly, rehabilitation Fulton and Grayson, and Court for their work and and the church for its lead- to inmates In the case of baptisms, efforts at the jail must in- there is no prohibition on willingness to consider the ership in nurturing the the jail would need a desig- volve the spiritual,” she the practice in the Ken- matter. spiritual well-being of the Continued from A1 nated space in the facility said. tucky Department of Cor- “We’re not here to bat- county. or to transport inmates to a The policy is not a writ- rections Policies and tle anyone,” he said. Brothers said inmate ac- church or outside facility, ten one, but Oldham said religious rituals because of Procedures Manual for “We’re here to bring an is- cess to baptism is an im- which would open the it has been in effect since at Religious Programs, which sue within the community” the jail’s inability to ac- portant matter. commodate all requests. door for more transporta- least 2002. bans acts such as animal to light, he said. tion requests for religious Brothers said the county sacrifices, nudity and self- Magistrate Doug Good- “We’re standing here He said policies must be telling you we believe it’s fair and equitable to in- observances, he said. is not tied to the policy be- mutilation. man asked Oldham to pro- an American right,” he mates of all religious Allen said he has con- cause baptisms were al- “We cannot imagine vide the court with a list of creeds and backgrounds. sidered allowing baptisms lowed for decades dating why anyone would view Kentucky counties where said. The Detention Center in the past but has been back to the 1970s and the baptism in a similar light,” jail baptisms are permitted Marty Finley can be has a thriving jail ministry counseled by Hardin Elizabethtown Church of Brothers said. in the state. reached at (270) 505-1762. with more than 300 volun- County Attorney Jenny Christ baptized inmates at teers and close to a dozen Oldham that allowing the its building during that religious groups that coun- practice would force the time period. sel and meet with inmates county to allow all reli- Brothers said baptism is on a weekly basis, he said. gious rituals. in accordance with the Allen said the jail has “Legally, if you allow Bible and is a fundamental provided Bibles and other one, you have to allow all,” part of American society. religious materials to in- Oldham said. He also said he believes mates and offered eye- Oldham said the U.S. the practice holds tremen- glasses to older inmates to Supreme Court issued a dous rehabilitative benefits assist with reading. ruling in the late 1990s that for inmates. Immersion is Unfortunately, he said, allows local and state cor- a crucial aspect of the the jail cannot accommo- rectional facilities to set Church of Christ’s belief date or allow certain reli- their own policies on reli- system as it considers im- gious practices. For exam- gious practices. Counties mersion part of the salva- ple, inmates have request- can place the safety of in- tion process, he said. ed Rosary beads and mates and staff or security Brothers said the church prayer cloths as part of re- of the jail above religious does not want to make the ligious observances, but in- requests. issue a legal one, instead mates are not allowed to While there is no man- calling on members of possess such items for se- date to honor such re- Fiscal Court to give the re- curity reasons. quests, she said it is unfor- quest careful consideration Likewise, Allen said he tunate the county has had through prayer. has turned down requests to adopt the stance be- “You are the people’s by “devil worshippers” to cause the inmate ministry court here,” he said. hold services at the jail be- is highly valued and an im- Brothers said jail bap- "" THE NEWS-ENTERPRISE NEWS WEDNESDAY, MAllO; 28, 2012 FARMS: Replanting options could be limited if washaway rains return this spring Donations planned C ~ Everybody still has last year on their mjnd,~ for storm-battered Wann temperatures last spring innu enced some fanners to plant early last April. Then, reo::ord-hreaking rainfall that month and in May (:aused some ar eas to need replanting Ulld forced late West Liberty farms planting for farmers who hadn't set crops before the rain, Patrick Preston checks dl$C oponers Opportwlities to replant could be Monday after Iratall1nt new ones on hIs Ken Adams, president planter as he p.epa.es It 10. sowIng com Damage to fences extensive, of the Hardin County limited for farmers who put corn in the thll sp.lng at hll fa.m between Glendale ground early if last year's rain repeats it and White Mills. Cattlemen's Association, self, Adam$ said. complicating herding oflivestock said worken in the agncul A rising demand for com during the wet conditions in late fall and can seD By AMBER COULTER and Hardin County Grain rufe industry know farmers past few years, sparked by factors in com near August, when mills are begin ...:[email protected] ...... nleTpri>e.«>m Committee collected be in the area were devlUw- cluding increased exporting and the ning to run out of com and arc willing tween $4,000 atld $5,000 ethanol markel, probably means a to pay a higher price for it, Summers Hardin County agricul worth of supplies, Adams "'.The state Cattlemen's re<:ord acreage of com will be planted turalists want to help tlleit said. said. Cecilia t'arm Service Association raised nationwide this spring, he said. tomado·strid:en brethren $34,000 Platlting can begin when soil temper sold the supplies at the to buy materials to help One major export market is China, atures consistently arc higher than SO in \-Yest Liberty. price they cost the busi fanners in affected areas, MalliS said. degrees at 7 a.m. and the ground is dry Several local agricultur ness, Adatus said. ~ It 's a market we haven', traditional· enough. Right now, the temperature al groups and fanners have Organi7.crs plan to ship he said. ly had in the past that hlU exploded in seems high enough, but the growld is a donated money atld su p supplies today. Residential areas aff&t the llUt couple yea rs ,~ he said. little wet, Summers said. plies to help farmen in AdatllS said it is impor ed by tomadoes receive More planted com means the supply Summers usually begins planting in Morgan County rebuild tant to support fannen af most of the attention atld of seed com is shorter thall usual alld early April with his earliest planting fences. fe<;ted by the tornado be immediate relief, but farm there might not be enough for fanneI1l West Liberty. a largely ever beginning April 3. cause such devlUtation just ers need help, too, Ken to acquire the type they need if replant rural area, had many farm The rain last year pushed his plant as easily could have hit Adarn$ said. ing is necessary, Adatns said. ing from May 9 through June 1, which en affected by a March 2 Hardin County. ~ I n agriculture, eSpe<:ial Spiked demand also means the pricc makes him wonder how he should han tornado, said Matt Adams, "The agriculture com of com is up. That's good for crop fann dle this year's early wann weather. a Hardin County Exten munity has alwa)'ll been re Iy, everyone tries to stand en but also means the cost of raising ~ I don't know quite how to act thi$ sion agent for agriculture ally tight-knit and willing behind and hclp some of crops is higher than usual. year,~ he said. and natural resources. to help other farmen and our commdes when times Seed com likely will cost more be I'atrick I'reston, who grows com, "A lot of famlers in that pitch in, in a time of need," get tough,~ he s.'lid. cause of the short supply. Fertilizer also $Oybcans and wheat throughout the area lost everything they he said. will cost more because its nitrogen COll county, said his planting plans depend had, fences and buildings An,ber Colllter can be Mark Thomas, presi ",.thed al (276) 505-1746.. tent is tied to petroleum, which is tied to on rain at\d long-term forecasts. and everything in just a dent of the Hardin County oil prices. Fuel for farm equipment also Early wann weather might allow matter of sc<:onds, ~ he said _ Young Farmers Associ is more expensive because of increasing l'reston to plantlU early as Sunday. Adatlls said the exten ation, said closeness in the oil prices. He is a little worried wheat crops sion agent he hall becn in agriculture COJlllllWlity is a The higher price of com likely still could be in danger if the weather tums contact with in the Morgan reason to help. Local farm will make farming com and soybeans cold again or brings a heavy frost, but County area said donated ers would welcome help profitable this year, Adams said. he doubts that will happen. fencing supplies already from other counties if a Be "It's a good time to be in it," he said. Preston said last year's wet spring have helped between 50 similar tragedy happened "They're not going to get rich, but it's caused a big delay in his COnl planting, atld 60 {anlls, and morc here, he said_ @an better thatl it has been in years past." so it would be nice if he could put his help is needed. Everyone helps each Adam! hopes for favorable weather com in the ground before spring rains Most of the agriculture other in this area, he said. so local farmers can capitalize on high come. industry there is raising ~ We know what it's like ~" l er prices. ~A lot of fanners aren't pushing it beef cattie, so farmers must to lose everything and just . Don Summe r~, who raiSC$ com and like I thought they would be," he said. replace fences 10 contain want to help O\lt the people SOybeatlS in the C lendale area, said ear Adatns said the mild winter also livestock, he said. that happened 10 ,~ he said. Betomt a Kmlucky ly planting can help farmers negotiate might mean more crop pests than usual. Individual farmers and Thomas hopes fanllen organ &. ttssur 00n0r. the best price for com. Some pests already can be IICen, the Hardin County Faml who benefit from dona It meatlS com pollinates before the which is earlier in the season than they Bureau, Hardin County tions know someone em For iDfCIIDllioo IXIIltact hottest weather of the summer and ma urually emerge, he said. Young Farmers Associ patlli:ws with their losses Toll-Frtt (866) C}4S-LJFE. or tures earlier in the year. That meatlS Ambe. CouJle!" tlIJI be ation, Hardin County and hopes they quickly can 111\w . tru stfG rlife.o rg farmers can avoid harvesting during .-cb"d al (210) 505-1746. Cattlemen's A$sociation rebuild what they lost. Are you eXReriencing Rates as low as • FORT KNOX FEDERAL __CREDIT UNION ," People HelpIng People 'DiE NEWS.ENfERpRISE 81 CIIUCK JOIIES, SPORTS EDITOR WE OH ESDAY, JURC H 28, 2D12 (270) 505-1759 cjonesOtMoewsenterpfise.com Fax: (270) 769-6965 ...... I'IC1<£lTfT"" ~ North Hardin's Brady Patterson dives In safely to flrst base 85 Elizabethtown'. Brice Taylor gets pulled off the bag as the throw from a teammate files by during 17th District action Tuesday at North Haroln High School. North Hardin secures win over Panthers Boyles snuffs Elizabethtown comeback bid; Trojans hang on for 8· 7 win in 17th District opener By CHUCK JONES North Hardin jWllped out to North Hardin senior Brady their 4-3 victory in the 200ti dis then scored seven runs. We had cjo neo@1 h." ....., nk!~oorn an 8-0 lead only to watch the Patterson, who went 3-£or-4 with lrict tournament final_ Of the 13 to shul the door on them." Panthers rally for seven run$ in a double, two RBb and two losses, five were by 10 or more North Hardin coach Ace The North Hardin Trojans Ihe fifth, but senior Andrew stolen bases. "We've been the runs. Mcoo:;k said it was important for hadn't had much success against Boyles slammed the door on tlle four seed the last rew years and ~ lt was huge because we his team to start off the district the Elizabethtown Panlhers late comeback bid, tossing two per we haven't beaten them in like haven't beaten seem since I've schedule with a win. He was ly, so they weren't going to allow fect innings to secure the Trojans' six years. This was a huge confi been here," Boyles $aid. "This is a pleased to see the Trojans take one bad inning Tuesday night to 8-7 vidory in a 17th District Harne dence booster_ ~ great way to start my senior sea Elir.abethtown's best shot and still derail an opportunity to snap the atJ ames it Aldridge Field. The Trojans had lost 13 son. You have to give them cred bounce back for the win. long losing streak. "This was huge for us," said straight to Elizabethtown since it. They drew wme walb and 1i.Jm It> TROJ ANS, 113 Sophomores power Lady Hawks past E'town Skaggs, Johnson lead LaRue County to a 5-2 victory By NATHANIEL BRYAN enth, nbr)-..n@,"""...... nterpri ...wm "I think it's just my mental intake," Brigitte Skaggs hit her spots Tuesday J ohnson said_ "When you get up to the night at Elizabethtown. Courtney J ohnson plate, you always want to do well. But if just hit the ball. you get up there thinking what if you don't Together, the LaRue County sopho get a hit., then you won't.." mores helped the surging Lady Hawks She wasn't the only one who hit the ball ba~k to the .500 mark with a 5-2 win over as five teammates had one hit each. Senior the host Lady Panthers, second baseman Brittany Enlow went I LaRue County ('<;-5), which has won 4- for-3 with an RB I triple and scored twice, of-5, matched its second-best start through while senior shortstop Megan Smith went 10 games in the last eight seasons. But that l-for4 and scored once. J unior right field didn't matter much last season as the Lady er Kayla Ska&!. PREP SOFTBALL UP NEXT: Meade County plays at Louisville Butler TENNIS at 5:30 p.m. Friday. BOYS’ PREP NO. 14 GREEN COUNTY 11, NORTH TUESDAY’S MATCHES PRP tops Central, 3-0 CENTRAL HARDIN 5, NORTH HARDIN 0 HARDIN 0. Senior Kasey Estes struck Results from Tuesday’s match in Cecilia: The News-Enterprise Singles out eight and limited the Trojans (0- Tad Skaggs (CH) def. Cody Hughes (NH), 6-2, 6-1 4) to two hits as the visiting Lady Kevin Britt (CH) def. Braden Proffitt (NH), 6-0, 6-2 The eighth-ranked Central Joel Nason (CH) def. Antonio Johnson (NH), 6-0, 6-0 Dragons (6-1) cruised. Doubles Hardin Lady Bruins were held score- Hares Patel/Vasu Patel (CH) def. Justin Cardenas/Richard Seventh-grader Aubree Muse Shufelt (NH), 6-0, 6-0 less for the third time in four games Trevor Deibel/Kyle Compton (CH) won by forfeit doubled and senior Samantha Atkins UP NEXT: Central Hardin plays at John Hardin at 4:30 p.m. in a 3-0 loss to No. 11 Louisville Thursday. North Hardin hosts Meade County at 5 p.m. singled for North Hardin’s only hits. Thursday. Pleasure Ridge Park on Tuesday. ELIZABETHTOWN 4, JOHN HARDIN 1 Leading 3-0, Green County erupt- Results from Tuesday’s match in Elizabethtown: The Lady Bruins (3-3) lost for the Singles ed for six runs in the sixth. Reza Haider (E) def. Tyler Edlin (JH), 6-1, 7-6 (7-4) third time in four games, while PRP GREEN COUNTY 11, NORTH HARDIN 0 Faizan Movania (E) def. Carson McCann (JH), 6-3, 6-1 won its fifth straight. RHE Faizan Bhatti (E) def. Gilbert Maldonado (JH), 6-0, 6-2 Green County 100 116 2 11 9 1 Doubles Freshman Kelsey McGuffin dou- Bilal Ahmed/Zeeshan Bhatti (E) def. Steve Lau/Jared North Hardin 000 000 0 0 2 4 Anderson (JH), 6-2, 6-3 bled and singled for Central Hardin, Kasey Estes and Kayla Bale. Bailey Blair, Sarah Blake McQuown/Brody Parker (JH) def. Daniel Crain/Griffin Davis (E), 6-2, 6-4 while seniors Abbi Goedde and Nichols (7), Kristen Moreland (7) and Shelby UP NEXT: Elizabethtown hosts LaRue County at 4:30 p.m. Peace. WP: Estes. LP: Blair (0-3). 2B: Aubree today. John Hardin hosts Central Hardin at 4:30 p.m. Wesley Edwards each had one sin- Thursday. Muse (NH), Raylen Walker (GC). Smallwood to Lindsey Wilson GIRLS’ PREP gle. UP NEXT: North Hardin hosts Adair County at 6 TUESDAY’S MATCHES PLEASURE RIDGE PARK 3, CENTRAL HARDIN 0 p.m. Thursday. Central Hardin High School senior Kasey Smallwood CENTRAL HARDIN 5, NORTH HARDIN 0 RHE Results from Tuesday’s match in Cecilia: Central Hardin 000 000 0 0 4 1 CAMPBELLSVILLE 19, FORT KNOX 4 (3 recently signed a national letter of intent to play golf for Singles Lindsey Wilson College in Columbia. Seated, from left, Emily Novak (CH) def. Amanda Patterson (NH), 6-1, 6-0 PRP 000 030 x 3 5 1 INNINGS). Host Campbellsville led 12- Hannah Thomas (CH) def. Hayley Thurman (NH), 6-0, 6-0 April Pence and Mariah Bryant. Savannah Mercer are mother Sheila, Smallwood and father Thomas. Ashlee O’Brien (CH) def. Mary Kate Dennis (NH), 6-4, 6-0 0 after the first inning en route to a Doubles and Morgan Hart. WP: Mercer. LP: Pence (4-2). Alli King/Ashley Thomas (CH) def. Hannah Lowman/Allie 2B: Rachel Fox (PRP), Kelsey McGuffin (CH). big win in the 5th Region All ‘A’ Sutton (NH), 6-1, 6-3 Kate Hendrie/Riley Keys (CH) def. Hailey Hoernke/Addison UP NEXT: Central Hardin hosts Taylor County at 6 Classic. Sutton (NH), 6-1, 6-0 p.m. Thursday. Fort Knox (3-1) committed 11 er- BRIEFLY Singles Exhibitions Hayley Thurman (NH) def. Megan Cross (CH), 6-2 CAVERNA 7, JOHN HARDIN 6. The vis- rors and was held to one hit. Doubles Exhibitions Hannah Willis/Katie McManaway-Daily (NH) def. Alex iting Lady Bulldogs (1-6) lost their Senior Breezy Jackson (3-1) Weakley/Rebecca Mackey (CH), 6-5 UP NEXT: Central Hardin plays at John Hardin at 4:30 p.m. third straight, while Caverna (1-3) walked eight and struck out two in AUTO RACING Thursday. North Hardin hosts Meade County at 5 p.m. Thursday. snapped a three-game losing skid. three innings. ELIZABETHTOWN 5, JOHN HARDIN 0 Senior Catherine Greenwell had CAMPBELLSVILLE 19, FORT KNOX 4 Results from Tuesday’s match in Elizabethtown: RHE NASCAR all-star race Singles three hits, three stolen bases and two AnnLauren Fiepke (E) def. Katie Ragland (JH), 6-0,6-0 Fort Knox 031 4 111 to be run in 5 segments Natalie Fiepke (E) def. Rachel Boswell (JH), 6-0, 6-0 runs scored, while junior Katlyn Campbellsville (12)34 19 3 0 Lauran Berger (E) def. Kristine Herrera (JH), 6-1, 6-1 Doubles Geer doubled and drove in three Breezy Jackson and Ashlee Kohler. Brenna CONCORD, N.C. — NASCAR’s annual all-star Mackenzie Snow/Mary-Chapin Snow (E) def. Kayla runs. Wethington and Amythyst McColley. WP: Skees/Amanda Wu (JH), 6-0, 6-0 Wethington. LP: Jackson (FK). Sydney Davis/Lauren Riney (E) def. Ailey Layson/Bri race will be split into five segments this year, with a Anderson (JH), 6-0, 6-0 Trailing 7-3, John Hardin made UP NEXT: Fort Knox hosts Bardstown Bethlehem mandatory pit stop before the final 10-lap sprint for UP NEXT: Elizabethtown hosts LaRue County at 4:30 p.m. things interesting with a three-run at 5:30 p.m. Monday. today. John Hardin hosts Central Hardin at 4:30 p.m. the $1 million prize. Thursday. seventh. PREP BASEBALL The Sprint All-Star race at Charlotte Motor CAVERNA 7, JOHN HARDIN 6 MEADE COUNTY 7, LOUISVILLE BASEBALL RHE Speedway will be 90 laps, and begin with four 20- John Hardin 200 100 3 6 8 3 FAIRDALE 6. The Green Wave (5-2) PREP Caverna 300 211 x 7 9 3 lap segments. The winner of each segment will TUESDAY’S SCORES survived a seventh-inning rally to Allen County-Scottsville 12, Monroe County 1 Kassie Hardin, Ally Furnish (1) and Danielle win their fourth straight game. move to the front of the field before the cars head Ashland Blazer 10, Ironton, OH 0 Croghan. Reagan Kingrey and Gibson. WP: Bishop Brossart 13, Newport 1 Leading 7-3, Meade County al- down pit road for their stop. Bourbon County 10, Paris 0 Kingrey. LP: Hardin (1-5). 2B: Furnish (JH), Katlyn Drivers will then line up in the order they leave Bullitt East 20, Seneca 2 Geer (JH). lowed the Bulldogs to score three Central Hardin 1, Fort Knox 0, forfeit UP NEXT: John Hardin hosts North Bullitt at 5:30 Collins 3, Boyle County 2 runs with two outs before getting the pit road to start the final segment. Conner 4, Lasalle, OH 3 p.m. Thursday. Danville 16, Garrard County 6 NO. 15 MEADE COUNTY 3, NO. 22 BUT- final out on a pop-up to third. Dawson Springs 14, Christian Fellowship 4 Senior Garrett Ledford struck out TENNIS East Carter 5, Morgan County 4 LER COUNTY 0. Eastern 5, Glen Ellyn (Glenbard South), IL 3 Senior Brittany seven and walked three in six in- Edmonson County 9, Hart County 6 Lancaster (3-0) struck out 10 and lim- Estill County 10, Lee County 3 nings. He allowed three earned runs. Fish, Isner, Bryans chosen Fern Creek 15, Western 1 ited the Lady Bears (3-4) to one hit Frankfort 5, Burgin 3 Ledford also went 2-for-4 with a dou- Franklin County 14, Scott County 5 through six innings as the Lady for U.S. Davis Cup team Glasgow 12, Barren County 11 ble and two RBIs at the plate. Green County 19, Caverna 1 Waves (4-2) won their third straight. Harrison County 9, Fleming County 1 Junior Jake Wilson went 2-for-4 NEW YORK — Mardy Fish and John Isner have Holy Cross (Covington) 8, Cooper 5 Sophomore Chaselyn Allgeier with a double and three RBIs, while Lewis County 9, Bath County 6 and senior Helena Hardin each had been chosen to play for the U.S. Davis Cup team in Lincoln County 10, Model 1 senior Bo Wilson went 2-for-3 with a Lloyd Memorial 11, Villa Madonna 0 run-scoring singles for Meade the quarterfinals against France on April 6-8. Logan County 3, Franklin-Simpson 0 double and a run scored. Lone Oak 10, St. Mary 0 County, while senior Ashley Funk The team announced Tuesday will also include Male 5, East Jessamine 0 MEADE COUNTY 7, FAIRDALE 6 top-ranked doubles partners Bob and Mike Bryan. Mason County 9, Montgomery County 5 went 2-for-3 with a double. RHE Meade County 7, Fairdale 6 MEADE COUNTY 3, BUTLER COUNTY 0 Meade County 401 010 1 711 2 Middlesboro 27, St. Joseph, FL 0 The tie will be played on red clay at the Monte Muhlenberg County 3, Christian County 1 RHE Fairdale 030 000 3 6 9 1 Carlo Country Club in Roquebrune Cap Martin, Murray 7, Paducah Community Christian 4 Butler County 000 000 0 0 1 2 Garrett Ledford, Derek Bruner (7) and Brady Nelson County 4, Bardstown 1 Smith. Not available. WP: Ledford (2-0). LP: France. Newport Central Catholic 8, Simon Kenton 2 Meade County 000 102 x 3 6 0 North Bullitt 5, Atherton 3 Morgan Manning and Amy Rogers. Brittany Unknown. 2B: Bo Wilson (MC), Jake Wilson (MC), The French team includes Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, North Oldham 17, Henry County 3 Lancaster, Amanda Logsdon (7) and Ashley Leford (MC), Crabtree (F). Pikeville 3, Hazard 1 Gael Monfils, Julien Benneteau and Michael Llodra. Pulaski County 5, South Laurel 4 Nikolao. WP: Lancaster (3-0). LP: Manning. 2B: UP NEXT: Meade County plays at John Hardin at Trimble County 15, Eminence 0 Ashley Funk (MC). 11 a.m. Saturday. Fish and Isner swept the opening-day singles Wolfe County 13, Owsley County 1 Wolfe County 11, Owsley County 1 matches to help the U.S. team win at Switzerland in Woodford County 4, George Rogers Clark 3 Ballard 8, Oldham County 3 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES—Assigned RHP Scott Elarton and Bell County 5, Leslie County 0 RHP Brian Sanches to their minor league camp. Optioned the first round in February. Isner beat Roger Federer Berea 11, Paris 2 LHP Jake Diekman to their minor league camp. HOCKEY Beth Haven 10, Portland Christian 8 American Association and called the victory the biggest of his career. Bishop Brossart 10, Lloyd Memorial 3 AMARILLO SOX—Signed OF Harrison Kain. NHL Boyd County 16, Fairview 2 GARYSOUTHSHORE RAILCATS—Released LHP Shawn The U.S.-France winner will face the winner of STANDINGS & SCHEDULE Bullitt East 10, Spencer County 0 Schaefer. Eastern Conference Butler 6, Bullitt Central 1 LINCOLN SALTDOGS—Signed INF Brad Payne. the quarterfinal between Spain and Austria. Atlantic GP W L OT Pts GF GA Calloway County 6, Hickman County 0 Atlantic League x-N.Y. Rangers 76 48 21 7 103 209 170 Campbell County 8, Newport Central Catholic 5 LONG ISLAND DUCKS—Signed LHP Gustavo Chacin. The Associated Press x-Pittsburgh 76 47 23 6 100 256 200 Carlisle County 10, Lyon County 0 Frontier League x-Philadelphia 76 44 24 8 96 241 213 Caverna 7, John Hardin 6 EVANSVILLE OTTERS—Signed OF Luis Uribe. Released INF- New Jersey 77 43 28 6 92 208 201 Christian Academy-Louisville 16, Seneca 0 OF Jared Jordan. N.Y. Islanders 76 32 33 11 75 185 227 Christian County 12, Marshall County 0 GATEWAY GRIZZLIES—Signed LHP Logan Mahon. Clay County 3, Knox Central 1 Northeast GP W L OT Pts GF GA LAKE ERIE CRUSHERS—Signed OF Rogelio Norris. Boston 76 45 28 3 93 249 186 Danville 5, Marion County 2 Eastern 14, Jeffersontown 1 LONDON RIPPERS—Released RHP Brad Meier. AROUND THE AREA Ottawa 77 39 28 10 88 236 227 BASKETBALL Buffalo 77 38 29 10 86 202 210 Fern Creek 10, North Bullitt 2 Fleming County 7, Bracken County 1 National Basketball Association Toronto 77 33 35 9 75 217 242 SAN ANTONIO SPURS—Signed G Patrick Mills. Montreal 77 29 34 14 72 199 214 Gallatin County 2, Owen County 0 Glasgow 1, Bowling Green 0 TORONTO RAPTORS—Signed G Ben Uzoh to a 10-day con- Southeast GP W L OT Pts GF GA tract. Florida 76 37 24 15 89 189 208 Grant County 4, Williamstown 1 TODAY Hazard 21, Allen Central 4 FOOTBALL Washington 77 38 31 8 84 206 219 National Football League Winnipeg 76 35 33 8 78 205 223 Heath 14, Paducah Tilghman 0 Event Time Station Tampa Bay 76 35 34 7 77 216 260 Henry County 6, Carroll County 2 ATLANTA FALCONS—Agreed to terms with C Todd McClure PREP BASEBALL Carolina 77 31 31 15 77 205 228 Holmes 4, Beechwood 3 on a one-year contract. Marion County at LaRue County 5:30 p.m. Western Conference Hopkinsville 3, Trigg County 2 DETROIT LIONS—Agreed to terms with RB Kevin Smith on a PREP TENNIS Central GP W L OT Pts GF GA Jenkins 12, Perry County Central 0 one-year contract. LaRue County at Elizabethtown 4:30 p.m. x-St. Louis 76 47 20 9 103 196 147 Lafayette 15, Lexington Christian 0 MINNESOTA VIKINGS—Re-signed LB Erin Henderson to a x-Detroit 76 46 25 5 97 237 187 Lawrence County 4, Paintsville 3 one-year contract. Signed CB Zack Bowman to a one-year Nashville 76 44 24 8 96 219 199 Lincoln County 11, Washington County 1 contract. THURSDAY Chicago 77 42 26 9 93 231 222 Livingston Central 11, Crittenden County 0 NEW YORK JETS—Re-signed WR Scotty McKnight. Columbus 76 24 45 7 55 177 250 Madison Southern 15, Powell County 5 OAKLAND RAIDERS—Signed CB Pat Lee. Event Time Station Northwest GP W L OT Pts GF GA Madisonville-North Hopkins 10, Webster County 2 HOCKEY Magoffin County 16, Betsy Layne 1 PREP BASEBALL y-Vancouver 76 46 21 9 101 230 187 National Hockey League Colorado 78 40 32 6 86 201 207 Menifee County 10, Bath County 0 FLORIDA PANTHERS—Agreed to terms with C Drew Shore John Hardin at Elizabethtown 5:30 p.m. Mercer County 15, Casey County 0 North Hardin at Central Hardin 5:30 p.m. Calgary 77 35 27 15 85 191 212 and assigned him to San Antonio (AHL). Minnesota 76 31 35 10 72 161 210 Mercy 10, Male 1 MINNESOTA WILD—Signed F Jason Zucker. PREP SOFTBALL Metcalfe County 14, Hart County 3 North Bullitt at John Hardin 5:30 p.m. Edmonton 76 31 36 9 71 206 223 PITTSBURGH PENGUINS—Recalled D Simon Despres and D Pacific GP W L OT Pts GF GA Middlesboro 11, Barbourville 1 Brian Strait from Wilkes Barre/Scranton (AHL). Adair County at North Hardin 6 p.m. Model 11, Madison Central 6 Elizabethtown at Nelson County 6 p.m. San Jose 76 39 27 10 88 210 196 WASHINGTON CAPITALS—Signed D Cameron Schilling to a Dallas 76 41 30 5 87 202 203 Muhlenberg County 15, Warren Central 0 two-year contract. LaRue County at Green County 6 p.m. Murray 13, Caldwell County 3 Taylor County at Central Hardin 6 p.m. Phoenix 77 37 27 13 87 200 202 WINNIPEG JETS—Signed D Will O’Neill. Newport 15, Calvary Christian 0 PREP TENNIS Los Angeles 76 37 27 12 86 175 165 American Hockey League Pulaski County 12, Garrard County 0 Central Hardin at John Hardin 4:30 p.m. Anaheim 76 32 33 11 75 191 212 GRAND RAPIDS GROFFINS—Signed D Ryan Sproul. Meade County at North Hardin 5 p.m. (2 points for a W, 1 point for OT loss; Somerset 6, South Laurel 2 South Warren 17, Barren County 7 Assigned D Bryan Rufenach to Toledo (ECHL). Announced D Elizabethtown at Greenwood 6 p.m. x-clinched playoff spot, y-clinched division) Gleason Fournier was reassigned to Toledo. PREP TRACK & FIELD Monday’s Scores SAN ANTONIO RAMPAGE—Reassigned LW Justin Vaive to Tampa Bay 5, Philadelphia 3 Bardstown All Comers Cincinnati (ECHL). Elizabethtown TBA Detroit 7, Columbus 2 TRANSACTIONS Ottawa 6, Winnipeg 4 Central Hockey League Calgary 5, Dallas 4 BASEBALL ALLEN AMERICANS—Signed D Arthur Bidwill. Vancouver 1, Los Angeles 0 Major League Baseball EVANSVILLE ICEMEN—Signed D Ben Woodley and F Daniel San Jose 5, Colorado 1 MLB—Suspended St. Louis C Cody Stanley (Quad Cities- Moriarty. Tuesday’s Scores MWL) 50 games after testing positive for methylhexa- RAPID CITY RUSH—Signed F Winston Day Chief and F Ross New Jersey 2, Chicago 1, SO neamine and tamoxifen and Minnesota LHP Aaron Ring-Jarvi. ON THE AIR Florida 3, Montreal 2, SO Thompson (Rochester-IL) 50 games after a second violation RIO GRANDE VALLEY KILLER BEES—Signed D Cody Carolina 3, Toronto 0 for a drug of abuse under the minor league drug prevention Carlson. N.Y. Islanders 5, Pittsburgh 3 and treatment program.. SOCCER Buffalo 5, Washington 1 American League Major League Soccer Boston 5, Tampa Bay 2 BOSTON RED SOX—Optioned 1B Lars Anderson and SS MONTREAL IMPACT—Announced the retirement of D Nevio TODAY N.Y. Rangers 3, Minnesota 2 Jose Iglesias to Pawtucket (IL). Reassigned RHP Justin Pizzolitto. Nashville at St. Louis, (n) Germano, RHP Doug Mathis and OF Josh Kroeger to minor COLLEGE Event Time Station Today’s Games league camp. CARLETON—Named Dick Tressel as offensive coordinator. BASEBALL N.Y. Rangers at Winnipeg, 7 p.m. CHICAGO WHITE SOX—Reassigned OF Jordan Danks, INF CINCINNATI—Named Shannon Morrison cornerbacks coach. MLB Spring Training Detroit at Columbus, 7:30 p.m. Jim Gallagher, INF Dan Johnson, INF Dallas McPherson, C COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON—Named Natasha Adair Yankees vs. Braves 1 p.m. ESPN Los Angeles at Calgary, 9:30 p.m. Josh Phegley and INF Tyler Saladino to their minor league women’s basketball coach. BASKETBALL Dallas at Edmonton, 9:30 p.m. camp. CONNECTICUT—Announced junior C Alex Oriakhi has been NBA Colorado at Vancouver, 10 p.m. CLEVELAND INDIANS—Optioned INF Lonnie Chisenhall and granted his release from the basketball program. Magic at Knicks 7 p.m. ESPN San Jose at Anaheim, 10 p.m. INF Matt Laporta to Columbus (IL). Reassigned OF Chad GEORGETOWN—Announced junior F Hollis Thompson will Huffman to their minor league camp. Prep Thursday’s Games enter the NBA draft. McDonald’s All-American Game 9:30 p.m. ESPN Washington at Boston, 7 p.m. MINNESOTA TWINS—Optioned RHP Jeff Manship and OF Joe Benson to Rochester (IL). Reassigned C Rene Rivera GEORGIA SOUTHERN—Named Chris Vozab women’s basket- HOCKEY Philadelphia at Toronto, 7 p.m. ball coach. Tampa Bay at New Jersey, 7 p.m. and INF Pedro Florimon to minor league camp. NHL MEMPHIS—Signed men’s basketball coach Josh Pastner to Pittsburgh at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. NEW YORK YANKEES—Released 1B-OF Preston Mattingly. Red Wings at Blue Jackets 7:30 p.m. NBC Sports a one-year contract extension through the 2017 season and Sharks at Ducks 10 p.m. NBC Sports Florida at Minnesota, 8 p.m. National League SOCCER St. Louis at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. COLORADO ROCKIES—Released 3B Casey Blake uncondi- women’s basketball coach Melissa McFerrin to a one-year UEFA Champions League Quarterfinals San Jose at Phoenix, 10 p.m. tionally. contract extension. Bayern Munich at Marseille 2:30 p.m. FSN HOUSTON ASTROS—Released 1B-OF Jack Cust uncondition- MIAMI—Signed women’s basketball coach Katie Meier to a Barcelona at AC Milan 8 p.m. FSN ally and LHP Zach Duke from his minor league contract. contract extension through April 30, 2018. TENNIS SOFTBALL LOS ANGELES DODGERS—Optioned INF-OF Jerry Sands to NOTRE DAME—Announced sophomore basketball F Alex ATP World Tour/WTA: Sony Ericsson Open at Key Biscayne, Fla. their minor league camp. Placed RHP Blake Hawksworth on Dragicevich is transferring. Quarterfinals 1 p.m. ESPN2 PREP the 60-day DL. Selected the contract of RHP Jamey Wright. POST—Named Dan Petrosky director of football operations. Quarterfinals 7 p.m. ESPN2 TUESDAY’S SCORES MILWAUKEE BREWERS—Agreed to terms with C Jonathan SOUTH CAROLINA—Named Frank Martin men’s basketball Ashland Blazer 11, West Carter 1 Lucroy on a five-year contract. coach. THURSDAY Event Time Station BASEBALL MLB Spring Training Rays vs. Phillies 1 p.m. ESPN Royals vs. Angels 4 p.m. MLB BASKETBALL Men’s College: NIT Championship SPORTS CALENDAR UMass-Stanford vs. Minnesota-Washington 7 p.m. ESPN Men’s College Exhibition Slam Dunk and 3-Point Championships 9 p.m. ESPN NBA SPORTS TEAM NOTE: Sports Calendar is a free service, but The News-Enterprise sports at the Pritchard Community Center’s Mulberry room. The league will vote on board mem- Mavericks at Heat 8 p.m. TNT department cannot guarantee when or how many times an item will run. Items should be bers. The meeting is open to the public. For information, email Sean Hayes at Thunder at Lakers 10:30 p.m. TNT submitted to The N-E sports department no sooner than three weeks prior to the date of [email protected]. GOLF your event. The N-E sports department has the right to edit all Sports Calendar items. To European PGA Tour: Sicilian Open at Sciacca, Italy PASSES/TICKETS place a Sports Calendar item, call (270) 505-1752, fax it to (270) 769-6965 or email it to LCHS Baseball/Softball Passes First Round 8:30 a.m. TGC [email protected]. LPGA: Kraft Nabisco Championship at Rancho Mirage, Calif. Baseball and softball season passes for LaRue County High School are now available. EVENTS Passes are $15 for students and $30 for adults. Passes are only valid for regular-season First Round Noon TGC NH Baseball Easter Egg Hunt First Round 6:30 p.m. TGC games. For information, see Melinda Rock at the ticket gate or David Dawson at LCHS. The North Hardin High School baseball team will have an Easter egg hunt at 11:30 a.m. PLAYERS/COACHES NEEDED PGA Tour: Houston Open at Humble, Texas Saturday at the high school. The event is open to kids ages preschool through 10 years First Round 3 p.m. TGC NHMBC Summer Basketball League old. For information, call Doug Boyles at 351-3167. New Hope Missionary Baptist Church will have a summer basketball league April 14-June TENNIS HELP NEEDED ATP World Tour/WTA: Sony Ericsson Open at Key Biscayne, Fla. 16. Cost is $180 per team and players must be 35 years or older. Coaches will meet at 10 South Hardin Sports a.m. Saturday at the church’s gym. Teams must be registered by Saturday, with payment Women’s Semifinal/Men’s Quarterfinal 1 p.m. ESPN2 South Hardin Sports is taking bids for a concessions manager and field maintenance man- Men’s Quarterfinal 7 p.m. ESPN2 due by April 7. For information, call Mark Thompson at 268-1800 or 272-1156. ager. For information, call Scott Davis at 763-1077. Victory MMA Seeking New Members GOLF NOTICES LCCC Golf Scramble Victory Mixed Martial Arts is seeking new members of all ages and martial arts back- The LaRue County Chamber of Commerce golf scramble will be held at noon Friday at the grounds. The team trains every night except Sunday at 605 South Dixie Highway in LaRue County Country Club. For information, call 358-3411 or email Elizabethtown. For information, check the Victory Mixed Martial Arts Facebook page or call [email protected]. Jesse at 304-4221. LOTTERIES Helping Hand of Hope Golf Scramble SWIMMING NOTICES The Helping Hand of Hope will have a golf scramble May 4 at Elizabethtown Country Club. Swim Lessons Registration begins at 8 a.m. with a shotgun start at 9. For information, contact Sheri The E’town Dolpins swimming team are offering swimming lessons this spring and summer. Reynolds at 769-3092 or [email protected]. The first session is already full, but there is still room in three others (beginning April 30, KENTUCKY Cash Ball: 3-5-14-30, Cash Ball 30 MEETINGS May 29 and July 2). For information, visit www.etowndolphins.com. Tuesday Midday Cash Ball Kicker: 0-9-2-8-1 Radcliff Adult Recreation Association WALKS/RUNS Pick 3: 3-7-3 5 Card Cash: 10C-KS-10S-8H-AH The Radcliff Adult Recreation Association will meet at 7 p.m. April 3 at the Dawley Park Addison Jo Blair 5K Pick 4: 5-0-3-0 Mega Millions: 9-19-34-44-51, clubhouse in Radcliff. The meeting is open to all coaches interested in the league’s slow- The Addison Jo Blair 5K will be held May 19 in Glendale. All proceeds go to benefit the Tuesday Evening Mega Ball 24, Megaplier 3 pitch coed softball league. For information, call Leslie Daugherty at 304-7237. Kosair Children’s Hospital. All participants who register by May 4 will receive a T-shirt and Pick 3: 7-2-9 Jackpot: $363 million EYSA General Meeting goodie bag. Participants must register online at www.active.com. For information, email Pick 4: 4-4-2-2 Cash Option: $259.8 million The Elizabethtown Youth Soccer Association will have its general meeting at 7 p.m. April 17 [email protected]. THE NEWS-ENTERPRISE SPORTS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 2012 B3 MEN’S HOOPS Martin eager for new challenge at South Carolina By PETE IACOBELLI “Some people run away from rence this season at 2-14, leading that really took off this weekend with the Wildcats. They reached AP Sports Writer challenges,” Martin told a crowd to coach Darrin Horn’s firing af- while the coach was in New York the NCAA regional finals in 2010 COLUMBIA, S.C. — Frank of about several hundred people ter four seasons. helping CBS Sports with its cov- and lost to Syracuse in the third Martin said he’s ready to take on gathered at the Colonial Life South Carolina gave Martin erage of the NCAA Tournament. round this season. the difficult task of turning last- Arena. “I run to them. I always plenty of time to turn things Martin joked that he had basket- Martin thanked everyone at place South Carolina into win- have.” around with a six-year, $12.3 mil- ball studio analysts Charles Kansas State and discounted any ners. And make no mistake, this job lion contract. The university’s Barkley and Kenny Smith urging rift with the athletic administra- Martin was introduced Tues- is a challenge. board of trustees approved the him to take the job before he left. tion contributing to decision to day as the Gamecocks’ new The Gamecocks have only deal shortly before Martin met “That’s how much respect leave. Martin was upset that the coach, leaving Kansas State after been to the NCAA Tournament with fans and the media. people have for South Carolina,” school suspended forward Jerrod four NCAA Tournament appear- once since 1998. They finished Martin called it a whirlwind Martin said. Samuels for the Wildcats’ NCAA ances in five years. last in the Southeastern Confe- courtship with South Carolina Martin was 117-54 in five years Tournament loss to Syracuse. LOUISVILLE: and UK to running Kansas’ offense. Four. ■ 13 — Combined national ■ Sullinger’s footwork. Satch ■ Deshaun Thomas, Ohio ■ Calipari, Kentucky. Became championships by this year’s Sullinger, Jared’s father and high both have post games State. Sullinger gets all the atten- the second coach to take three Final Four teams: Kentucky (sev- school coach, had the Ohio State tion, but Thomas has been the teams to the Final Four when he en), Kansas (three), Louisville forward working on his footwork Continued from B1 Buckeyes’ leading scorer in the got the Wildcats to Houston last (two) and Ohio State (one). from an early age and now he’s postseason, averaging 21.8 points season. Only thing missing for ■ 52 — Years since Ohio like Chris Brown dancing around ■ Sullinger, Ohio State. The per game. this master recruiter is a title. State’s lone national title. the basket. Pay particular atten- Associated Press’ first repeat All- ■ Kyle Kuric, Louisville. The ■ Thad Matta, Ohio State. ■ 77.9 — Points per game by tion to the way he uses his pivot American in three years, Cardinals’ leading scorer barely Has the Buckeyes in the Final Kentucky, most of the Final Four foot to face up to the basket. Sullinger is the prototype of to- needs to touch the ball to get a Four for the second time in six teams. ■ Taylor’s first step. The day’s big man: Big and physical, shot off. years after reaching the title game SUBTLETIES. The natural incli- Kansas point guard can blow past yet with good touch away from ■ Terrence Jones, Kentucky. with Greg Oden in 2007. Kicking nation is to follow the ball. After pretty much anyone. That quick the basket and agile enough to get to the rim. Didn’t play when The Wildcats have an NBA team the team out of practice after a all, whoever scores the most first step is what does it; watch Kansas beat the Buckeyes on in the making, so it was hard to rough stretch in February, which wins. But there are countless sub- how quickly he gets it even or Dec. 10 because of a sore back. pick just one player. We went prompted a team meeting, tle things that lead to the ball go- past the defender’s leg to shoot ■ with Jones, the super sophomore helped kick-start Ohio State’s run ing in the basket or, in the case of by him. Peyton Siva, Louisville. The ■ point guard can take over games with the multidimensional skills to New Orleans. the defense, not going in. Aaron Craft’s off-the-ball ■ with his scoring, but it’s his abili- who creates so many matchup Bill Self, Kansas. Solidified Here’s a few to watch this defense. The Ohio State point ty to get everyone involved that problems. his reputation by winning 2008 weekend: guard has tap-dancer-quick feet makes him so dangerous. Quick THE COACHES national title with the Jayhawks, ■ Dieng’s anticipation. It’s one and is like a second jersey while enough to get around a lightning ■ Rick Pitino, Louisville. The led a team that was supposed to thing to see Louisville’s following an opposing guard. If bolt, he’ll keep probing the de- first coach to take three different be rebuilding to the Final Four Senegalese shot blocker swoop in he doesn’t want his man to get fense until he finds the best shot schools to the Final Four, he’s put this season. at the last minute and swat a shot the ball, he’s probably not going for himself or a teammate. together one of the best coach- NUMBERS away, but watch before the shot to get it. THE SIDEKICKS. Not the stars, ’em-up jobs of his career this sea- ■ 2.5 — Ohio State’s line over goes up, the way he sets himself That should be enough to get but not far behind. son, leading a team that had Kansas. up and figures out when to jump. you going. So, enjoy. It’s hard to ■ Tyshawn Taylor, Kansas. some big stumbles during the sea- ■ 8.5 — Kentucky’s line over And that coil — he’s like a cobra imagine a Final Four much bigger Taylor is the guy when it comes son into his sixth trip to the Final Louisville. waiting to strike. than this one. LARUE: moves back to .500 “She’s got good movement,” said sec- County committed an error on a bunt by lead is an issue right now because we let ond-year LaRue County coach Aaron seventh-grade first baseman Callie them hang around,” Howell said. “But at Continued from B1 Howell. “She moved it around in the box, Sondergard. Following a timeout, seventh- the same time, give E’town some credit which kept them off-balance. The defense grade third baseman Taylor Thomas’ sac- because they didn’t quit.” LARUE COUNTY 5, ELIZABETHTOWN 2 And after seeing Victoria (Decker) of played well for the most part and she trust- rifice bunt moved runners to third and sec- RHE Grayson County the night before, we had ed them. That team concept is what you ond. LaRue County 002 030 0 5 6 4 Elizabethtown 000 000 2 2 3 2 a lot longer to look at the ball tonight. … need to win.” Herzog scored on a passed ball and Brigitte Skaggs and Sierra Mullins. Mary Beth Russell and But she still threw well. She hit her spots Skaggs was three outs away from the Sondergard scored two batters later on Sydney Herzog. WP: Skaggs (2-3). LP: Russell (1-6), 2B: Skaggs (LC). 3B: Brittany Enlow (LC). and we did nothing to make her change.” shutout before Elizabethtown made things seventh-grade designated hitter Sara Beth UP NEXT: LaRue County plays at No. 14 Green County at Brigitte Skaggs finished her complete interesting in the bottom of the seventh. Hundley’s groundout to short. Skaggs then 6 p.m. Thursday. Elizabethtown plays at Nelson County at game with a three-strikeout, one-walk, Senior catcher Sydney Herzog led off with ended the game with a strikeout. 6 p.m. Thursday. three-hitter. a single and moved to second as LaRue “Finishing a game when we have the Nathaniel Bryan can be reached at (270) 505-1758 TROJANS: move to 4-2 overall portunities,” Adcock said. “We put more “You saw we needed all eight of them,” hits, four walks and five runs – three balls in play and we had really good at- Patterson said. “We’ve been struggling of- earned. He struck out two. bats. I’m much happier with our offensive fensively, but it all came together tonight. NORTH HARDIN 8, ELIZABETHTOWN 7 Continued from B1 RHE approach.” It was huge. This gives us a lot of confi- Elizabethtown 000 070 0 7 6 4 “I’m proud of my guys,” Adcock said. With two outs in the fourth, three con- dence. We showed we have a lot of heart North Hardin 140 300 x 8 8 0 secutive walks to sophomore Jamaal and fight. We knew we were going to win Cody Bridges, Preston Patterson (2), Hunter Sullivan (4), “They scored seven runs and that’s when Austin Freyberger and Zeke Pinkham. Aaron Jones, Torre we’d lay down and give it to them in the Wilson, Matthews and Sanchez loaded the this game from the start.” Cunningham (5), Andrew Boyles (6) and Andrew Boyles, past. This year they are thinking they are bases. Patterson smacked a two-run dou- Junior Aaron Jones earned the win. He Javier Echevarria (6). WP: Jones. LP: Bridges. Save: ble off the left field fence, and then walks allowed five hits, nine walks and five runs Boyles (1). 2B: Pinkham (E), Antonio Simmons (NH), going to win. They fought and found a Brady Patterson (NH). way to do that. This was a great district to Boyles and Simmons forced in another – all earned – while striking out two. UP NEXT: North Hardin plays at Central Hardin at 5:30 baseball game.” run to stake the Trojans to an 8-0 lead. Boyles picked up his first save of the sea- p.m. Thursday. Elizabethtown hosts John Hardin at 5:30 It was in terms of drama, but not in ex- The Panthers rallied in the fifth as fresh- son. p.m. Thursday. ecution. The pitching staffs combined for men Zeke Pinkham and Cody Bridges and Bridges suffered the loss, giving up four Chuck Jones can be reached at (270) 505-1759 22 walks and one hit batter. Both teams senior Tyler Brandenburg all drew walks. struggled to get down a bunt in key situa- North Hardin appeared to turn a double tions. The Panthers’ four errors in the first play which would have ended the inning, four innings led to two runs. but the umpire ruled the throw pulled “We haven’t been backing our pitch- Matthews off the bag allowing Pinkham to ers,” Elizabethtown coach Don Pitts said. score. “If we make a play early, maybe we stop The Panthers (1-6, 0-1) used four con- the bleeding. But give credit to North secutive walks and a passed ball to score Hardin. They’re a terrific hitting team. three more runs and then Pinkham deliv- They put a lot of pressure on a defense.” ered a three-run double to left-center field We’re Bringing The Trojans (4-2 overall, 1-0 district) to slice the deficit to 8-7. took a 1-0 lead in the first when Boyles sin- “We were more patient at the plate,” the News gled to left and scored on senior Antonio Pitts said. “We got some runners on and Simmons’ double to right-center field. then got the big hit. You expect to chip North Hardin exploded for four runs in away once you get down like that. We Home To You! the second despite getting only two hits. were fortunate to get it to 8-7.” Sophomore Graham Matthews singled to But Boyles didn’t allow the Panthers to The News-Enterprise center, junior Jordan Sanchez walked and get any closer. He came on in the sixth and Patterson reached on a bunt single. A retired six straight batters, striking out the includes: throwing error allowed Matthews to score. first and last. Local News, Homes Sections,Over 25 Specialty Issues, Walks to Simmons and freshman Javier Besides being an important win in Club News, Classifieds, TV Listings, Coupons, Echevarria forced in a run, and then fresh- terms of the district standings, this was World News, Obits, School News, Sports, Church News... DAILY!!! man Markus Bell and sophomore Sy North Hardin’s best offensive perform- Odgen each reached on a fielder’s choice ance of the season. In their first five games, to push the lead to 5-0. they had been held to five or fewer runs in Get The News-Enterprise, Hardin County’s ONLY daily “I felt like we gave ourselves a lot of op- all of them. newspaper delivered to your home...TODAY! DADANN POWERS Ì YES! START MY SUBSCRIPTION TODAY! 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Please send a cover letter Send resume and salary requirements to: referencing job #KYA20 resume, transcripts and three The News-Enterprise Opportunity Box B letters of reference to Shirley A. Rentz, Director of Human Resources to [email protected] . Visit our The News-Enterprise website at www.ky.mckendree.edu BUSINESS OFFICE 408 West Dixie Avenue EEO/ADA. ASSOCIATE Elizabethtown, KY 42701 Review of applications will begin immediately . Responsible for processing accurate classified billing and payment information for out- of-state LCNI newspapers and provide excellent customer service to the newspapers and their customers. This position will also be responsible for Cable Television Job Opportunities learning other areas of the business office in order to back-up associates in their Mediacom is seeking an INSTALLER absence. for the Caneyville/Morgantown, KY areas. 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Main • Vine Grove, KY 40175 B8 THE NEWS-ENTERPRISE CLASSIFIEDS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 2012 CROSSWORD The spread between jams and jellies Dear Readers: Jellies, hot cocoa. make turkey stock. It was jams, preserves, fruit butters HINTS Gather the following in- noticed that at any one time, — what is the difference? It FROM gredients: only one of the two Siamese can be confusing, so here are HELOISE 2 cups of powdered milk cats was in the room, appar- a few “sweet” hints to help A dash of salt ently switching off. you buy the one that’s right 1/4 cup of cocoa My friends all got up and for you: free options, which are more 1 cup of powdered (con- headed to the kitchen. Cat ■ Jellies are made from readily available today. fectioners’) sugar No. 1 tried to intercept them fruit juice, and when cooked, HEALTHIER SOUP. Dear Hel- Mix all the ingredients to- on the way. As they swung they ... well, gel. gether. Place around 4 table- open the kitchen door, Cat ■ oise: I store canned soup Jam is made from (not the creamed variety) in spoons into a cup or mug. No. 1 disappeared. There on crushed, pureed fruit. It usu- the refrigerator. When ready Fill with approximately 8 the kitchen floor was Cat ally is a bit thicker than jelly. ounces of boiling water and No. 2 with the carcass, hand- to use it, I carefully open the ■ Preserves can contain stir. Add more or less mix, ily retrieved from the boiling can and remove the con- large chunks of fruit or depending on your taste. water for more comfortable whole fruit. This makes gealed fat that forms on the Store in a sealed contain- dining. Never underestimate them thicker and more filled top. That makes it much er. And another hint: It the wiles of a cat, or two. — with fruit than jelly or jam. healthier. — P.R., via email makes a great gift when giv- R.A., Fredericksburg, Va. ■ Fruit butter is made HELOISE’S HOT-COCOA MIX. en in a decorated container ■ Yikes, those are pretty when fruit pulp and sugar Dear Heloise: I cannot find with the instructions printed darn smart and mischievous are cooked together. It usual- your cocoa mix made with on the outside. cats. Glad cat No. 2 didn’t ly is smooth, but there is no dry milk. Please reprint it. — LETTER OF LAUGHTER. Dear get hurt by the hot turkey butter in fruit butter. Shirley, via email Heloise: My friend was sit- carcass. Most have added sugar, ■ Here is the recipe for ting in the living room with Heloise’s Hot Cocoa Mix. Write to Heloise at P.O. Box so if you need to watch calo- his parents. In the kitchen, in 795000, San Antonio, TX 78279- ries or sugar intake, be It’s easy and cheap to make. a big pot, was a simmering 5000, or fax to (210) HEL-OISE. aware and look for sugar- Save money and enjoy some turkey carcass being used to King Features Syndicate Inc. PEOPLE ■ New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is Christie said Springsteen already TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Former White calling on native son Bruce Springsteen lost out to Beyonce for the chance to House national security adviser Zbig- to step up and help Atlantic City by headline at Revel’s grand opening niew Brzezinski is 84. Country musician performing at the new Memorial Day weekend. He said Charlie McCoy is 71. Movie director Revel casino on Labor Springsteen still could show his sup- Mike Newell is 70. Actress Conchata Day weekend. port for New Jersey by performing Ferrell is 69. Actor Ken Howard is 68. The governor made there during Labor Day weekend. Actress Dianne Wiest is 64. Country the plea Tuesday dur- singer Reba McEntire is 57. Olympic ing a tour of the new ■ Actress Kate Winslet and director gold medal gymnast Bart Conner is 54. casino, which opens James Cameron have walked the red Rapper Salt (Salt-N-Pepa) is 46. Monday. The facility carpet in London for the premiere of Actress Tracey Needham is 45. Actor wouldn’t have been the movie “Titanic,” re-released in 3- Max Perlich is 44. Movie director Brett finished without state SPRINGSTEEN D. Ratner is 43. Country singer Rodney tax incentives. Cameron told reporters the 3-D Atkins is 43. Actor Vince Vaughn is 42. The governor views Revel as the version of the 1997 hit drama, also Rapper Mr. Cheeks (Lost Boyz) is 41. centerpiece of an effort to revive the starring Leonardo DiCaprio, “kicks the Actor Ken L. is 39. Rock musician Dave fortunes of Atlantic City, where the whole experience up to another level.” Keuning is 36. Actress Annie Wersching is casino business has been on a long The movie is one of the highest 35. Actress Julia Stiles is 31. Singer downward spiral. grossing films of all time. Lady Gaga is 26. The Associated Press TELEVISION CRYPTOQUIP WEDNESDAY EVENING March 28, 2012 Cable Key: E-E’town/Hardin/Vine Grove/LaRue R/B-Radcliff/Fort Knox/Muldraugh/Brandenburg E R B 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 HCEC 2 25 2 Elizabethtown City Council Meeting Reel Talk City of Radcliff Council Work Session Hardin County Schools Board Meeting Monthly Meeting. WAVE 3 News at WAVE 3 News at Whitney (Season Are You There, Bent “HD” (N) Bent “A-Game” (N) Rock Center With Brian Williams (N) WAVE 3 News at (:35) The Tonight Show With Jay WAVE 3 6 3 7 (N) (CC) 7:30 Finale) (N) Chelsea? 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(CC) “Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides” (2011) Johnny Depp. (CC) (:20) “White Chicks” (2004) TMC 350 74 241 “The Bone Snatcher” (2003) Scott Bairstow. “Scary Movie 2” (2001) Shawn Wayans. ‘R’ “The Mechanic” (2011) Jason Statham. ‘R’ (:35) “Botched” (2007) ‘NR’ (CC) MOVIES SHOWTIME CINEMAS, Radcliff “Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax” (PG) “Project X” (R) 1:30, 4, Island” (PG) 2, 4:30, 7 351-1519 2, 4:30 and 7 p.m. 6:30 and 9 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. “The Hunger Games” (PG- “Actor of Valor” (R) 2, 4:30, “Ghost Rider: Spirit of 13) 1:30, 2 and 6:30 MOVIE PALACE, Elizabethtown 7 and 9:30 p.m. Vengeance” (PG-13) 4 p.m. 769-1505 “The Vow” (PG-13) 1:30, 4, and 9 p.m. “Project X” (R) 4:30 p.m. “The Hunger Games” (PG- 6:30 and 9 p.m. “John Carter” (PG-13) 2 p.m. “Act of Valor” (R) 2 and 7 13) 1:30, 2, 4:30, 6:30, “Tyler Perry’s Good Deeds” “John Carter” 3-D (PG-13) p.m. 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. (PG-13) 1:30 and 6:30 4:30, 7 and 9:30 p.m. “John Carter” (PG-13) 2, “Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax” (PG) p.m. “Silent House” (R) 2, 4:30, 4:30 and 7 p.m. 1:30 p.m. “21 Jump Street” (R) 2, 7 and 9:30 p.m. “21 Jump Street” (R) 2, “Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax” 3-D 4:30, 7 and 9:30 p.m. “A Thousand Words” (PG-13) 4:30 and 7 p.m. (PG) 4, 6:30 and 9 p.m. “Journey 2: The Mysterious 1:30, 4, 6:30 and 9 p.m. THE NEWS-ENTERPRISE CLASSIFIEDS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 2012 B9 Ziggy/Tom Wilson Family Circus/Jeff Keene IN THE STARS HAPPY BIRTHDAY: You'll have Concentrate on doing a good job much as you and you will create good ideas, but you must be pa- and researching something that an opportunity that demands tient to put your plans in motion. interests you. Don't allow a bur- what you have to offer. Love is Time and thought must be given den to dampen your day or your in the stars. ✪✪✪ to whatever steps you take, es- plans. Work quietly and efficient- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): pecially if your personal life will ly in order to clear time to enjoy Don't believe everything you be altered in any way. Keep friends, family or your lover late hear. Confusing directions will everything out in the open to in the day. ✪✪✪ lead you astray if you don't ask avoid unnecessary opposition LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Get in- for help. The mistake you make and accusations that you are be- volved in something you feel will be trying to impress some- ing secretive. Your numbers are needs reform. Your suggestions one by exaggerating what you 8, 10, 24, 28, 31, 40, 43. will attract attention and bring know or what you are capable of ARIES (March 21-April 19): about change. An opportunity to doing. ✪✪✪ Anxiety is no reason to rush a travel or to communicate with CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): project, relationship or anything someone special will lead to an Do whatever it takes to improve else. Mistakes are made when interesting proposition. Prepare ✪✪✪✪ your financial situation. Size you don't take the time to think to make a move. down, invest wisely or join for- scenarios out to the end before VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Prac- ces with someone you love in or- you proceed. Think, plan and ticality will be required, especial- der to bring about a better ly if someone is giving you a make your next move count. lifestyle. Now is the time to con- ✪✪✪✪ hard time. Focus on you, your sider your options and strive for TAURUS (April 20-May 20): You talent and your ability to get improvement. ✪✪✪ need to get out more. Enjoy the things done properly. It will be AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): company of people who have difficult to criticize what you do if Home is where the heart is, and something to offer. Put any re- you strive for perfection. ✪✪ Free Range/Bill Whitehead Marmaduke/Brad Anderson grets behind you and forget LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Avoid it will keep you safe, happy and about what you cannot have. anyone putting pressure on you. in tune with the people you love Focus on the present and what Do what you can, but don't feel most. Consider past goals and you can achieve. ✪✪✪ guilty if someone complains. you will come up with a way to GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Change may be required in the pursue a dream that will bring ✪✪✪✪✪ Listen, but don't respond to a way you treat business or per- you satisfaction now. threat, pressure or anyone try- sonal partners in order to main- PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): ing to push you into something tain equality in the relationship. Emotions will escalate if mat- you don't want to do. Emotions ✪✪✪✪✪ ters of controversy enter the will be difficult to control, and SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Put conversation. Put more effort disagreements will swell up more into your home, family and into your personal and profes- quickly if you leave yourself in a future prospects. Get your game sional goals rather than getting vulnerable position. ✪✪✪ plan in order. Partner with some- involved in an argument you can- CANCER (June 21-July 22): one willing to contribute as not win. Love is highlighted. ✪✪ Peanuts/Charles Shultz Garfield/Jim Davis Dilbert/Scott Adams Beetle Bailey/Mort Walker DeFlocked/Jeff Corriveau Hi & Lois/Brian and Greg Walker Baby Blues/Jerry Scott and Rick Kirkman Big Nate/Lincoln Peirce Zits/Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman Stone Soup/Jan Eliot Hagar the Horrible/Dik Browne Frank & Ernest/Bob Thaves Blondie/Dean Young and Denis Lebrun Marvin/Tom Armstrong Jeff MacNelly’s Shoe/Chris Cassatt and Gary Brookins B10 THE NEWS-ENTERPRISE CLASSIFIEDS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 2012 3 OR 4 BEDROOM 1 bath- room brick with fenced back yard. 304 Par Lane $775 mo rent and $775 deposit. Also 3 bedroom 1 1/2 bath brick with 1 car garage 164 Miller Rd $680 mo rent & $680 deposit Call 270-765-8733 or 270-369-7431 MULBERRY SQUARE 2,100 sq. ft. office space available w/11 in- LARGE large 1 bedroom, dividual rooms plus $130 pay by week or $520 a kitchen & 2 handicap month. Most utilities fur- bathrooms. Excellent nished. 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ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed bids for the public housing Modernization Project KY36P083-501(11) will be received by The Housing Authority of Hodgenville, Kentucky , on April 5, 2012, at 10:00 a.m. (local time) , and then at said office publicly opened and read aloud. The project consists of: Entry and Storm Doors The Information for Bidders, Form of Bid, Form of Contract, Drawings, Specifications and other contract documents may be examined at the following locations: 2 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, 1 C S Design, Inc. The Housing Authority of Hodgenville car garage garden home. 401 West Main Street, Suite 318 501 Miami Court Across from John Hardin Lexington, Kentucky 40507 Hodgenville, Kentucky 42748 High School, Applewood Additional information is provided in the bidding documents. 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Call never pays 270-982-9296 Governments lose billions of tax dollars every year from the income of individuals and businesses, as well as from unpaid taxes. Tax evasion can take many different forms: Tax shelters, undeclared work, excessive tax planning, omitting to submit an income tax return or to declare revenue earned from investments on the stock exchange, etc. Consequences for tax evaders All real estate advertising Tax evasion has major consequences in this newspaper is subject to the Fair for those who are caught: It can result Housing Act which makes in a criminal conviction. If they are it illegal to advertise “any preference, limitation or found guilty, they could receive a heavy discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, fine, go to prison or end up with a handicap, familial status or criminal record with all the negative national origin or an intention to make any repercussions this situation can result such preference, limitation in. or discrimination.” Familial status includes Consequences for the general public children under the age of 18 living with parents or This embezzlement of public funds also legal custodians, pregnant has consequences for society in general. women and people securing custody of Governments invest considerable sums of money in attempting to catch poor children under 18. payers and tax evaders. This money, added to that lost every year due to tax evasion, This newspaper will not amounts to a huge loss of revenue for governments. 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Call 502-708-2550.Jl WIi«, By DOUG FEIN BERG It's going to be big boys only in the Big Easy_ AP Ra>k",t..11 Writ. , After a couple years of mid-majors breaking into the party and little guys leading their tearns to titles, the Final KINCSfON, R.L - Tiffany Hayes scored 22 Four will feature power players from power conferences. points and top·seeded Connecticut beat Kentucky, The players are as good as it gets when il comes to big 80-65 on Tuesday night to advance to the Final men: Kansas' lbomas Robinson, Ohio State's Jared Four for the fifth straight season, Sullinger and Kenrucky's Anthony Davis. They're all Kaieena Mosqueda-Lewis added 18 for UConn first-tearn All-Americans, and Louisville's Gorgui Dieng (33-01), which wi ll play the winner of Notre Dame isn't bad, either. and Maryland on Sunday in Denver. The Huskies The teams, traditionally strong: Kentucky, Kansas, matched their own school mark of five straight Louisville, O hio State. Every one of them has wall a na trips to the national semifinals. LSU and Stanford have also accomplished the reaL tional title, been to ai 10 or more Final Fours - all aileast Unlike their previous four trips to the regional once in the past seven years - and have coaches who finals, which were quick blowouts, the Huskies had have won titles or coached in the title game...... ,...... /ThI_ .. _ to work hard to pull away from the Wildcats, Did we mention Louisville and Kentucky are playing Kentueky's Anthony Dayl . t ilt. the net down after a NCAA UCounled 48-47 early in the second halfbefore each other? Tou mament Sollth Reglonat final against Baylor on Sunda~ In turning up its defense. The Huskies used a 214 Yeah, this is going to be big. Atlanta, Kentucky woo , 82-70. spurt to take command. I-Iayes, the lone senior on THE STARS. You know college basketball, you know the team, was the catalyst, scoring scven Iloints these guys. We're going to tell you about them anyway, • Davis, Kennlcky. The 6-foot-l0 forward has had a