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IN THE NEWS A brief look at what’s happen- TThehe LebanonLebanon EnterpriseEnterprise ing in Marion County this week. Read this and more, including breaking news, on the web! WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9 , 2011 75 CENTS VOL. 124, NO. 52 e MMARIONARION CCOUNTY,OUNTY, KKYY e--newsnews www.lebanonenterprise.com ■ CITY OF LEBANON Schools will have 2-hour delay Thursday The Marion County Public School System has issued a two- Council hour delay for Thursday due to the Lady Knights basketball game at the state tournament in Bowling Green Wednesday evening. School votes to will begin Thursday at 10:25 a.m. The Lady Knights are set to tip off against the Montgomery County Lady Indians from Mt. Sterling at 9 p.m. eastern time. eliminate According to a memo from Steve Burkich, interim superintendent, due to the late start of the game and the distance from Bowling restaurant Green, students will be arriving home late from the game, which is why school will be delayed for two hours Thursday. If the Lady Knights win tax in city Wednesday’s game, school will be By Stephen Lega cancelled Friday, March 11. [email protected] St. Augustine Grade School will not change its schedule, however. The Lebanon City Council has voted to St. A will have regular classes on eliminate the city’s restaurant tax. both Thursday and Friday. Councilman Jerry Abell made the motion during Monday night’s meeting, March 7, Junior Mister is March 26 which was seconded by Councilman Kenny The Marion County High School Marrett and officially approved 5-0 by Beta Club is pleased to present the the council. Councilwoman Denise Fogle 6th annual Marion County Junior did not cast a vote on Abell’s motion, but Mister Pageant Saturday, March under parliamentary rules, her non-vote is 26, at 7 p.m. in the Roby Dome. included with the majority. The pag- Councilwoman Kate Palagi, who recent- eant was ly gave birth to her fourth child, was not Photos by Stephen Lega designed present at the meeting. Makayla Epps makes the to mirror Monday’s vote is only the first step toward first cut of the net after the Marion eliminating the restaurant tax, however. The Marion County defeated County Junior council must approve two readings of an Elizabethtown to win the Miss compe- amendment to its tourism ordinance and tition with Fifth Region championship participants that amendment must be published offi- Saturday night. competing cially before the tax would end. in interview, Make-A-Wish Marrett initiated the discussion about fitness, poise Child Emily tourism at the end of the March 7 meeting. and talent After the editorial in last week’s Enterprise, competitions Marrett said he received three emails urg- but this pageant was for high ing an end to the abuse of tourism dollars, TTWOWO SSWEET!WEET! school boys instead of girls - hence expressing concern for wasteful spending the name “Junior Mister.” of tax money, and stating that they were This event is held each year to appalled at the blatant disregard for the tax- he Marion County Lady Knights claimed their second consecutive Fifth raise money for the Make A Wish payers hard-earned money. Region championship by defeating Elizabethtown, 53-52, Saturday night. Foundation. There are 20 young “These statements reflect the heartbeat With the win, the Lady Knights (25-6) will also be making their second men competing in this year’s of this community, of how they feel about consecutive trip to the the Sweet Sixteen in Bowling Green. Marion County program. The theme is “That’s how our tourism dollars are being spent,” a Rap” an ode to old and new T school rap. Tickets will be sold for Marrett said. is scheduled to face 10th Region champion Montgomery County (15-15) at 8 p.m. He reminded the council that he had Central time Wednesday, March 9, at E.A. Diddle Arena on the campus of Western $5 in advance at MCHS and $7 at the door. All proceeds will go been appointed to the tourism commission Kentucky University in Bowling Green. Look for more on the girls state tourney in to the Make A Wish Foundation, in hopes of saving tourism and in an effort this week’s sports section and more photos on our web site. specifically to grant the wish of to alleviate some of the discontent in the a 10-year-old girl from Lebanon community. MCHS students showed their named Emily. She was born with “It’s time that this city council took some support for the Lady Knights Pulmonary Atresia, a form of con- action of their own to help eliminate this with body paint. genital heart disease in which the situation,” Marrett said. pulmonary valve does not form Mayor Gary Crenshaw said the council properly. She has had to undergo could adjust the tourism tax rate, eliminate multiple heart surgeries to fight the restaurant and/or hotel tax or eliminate her illness. Emily’s one true wish the tourism commission. was to go to the theme parks in Marrett added that the city council works Orlando, Fla. with the tourism commission in some com- munities without a director and without a tourism office, and in other communities tourism is under the economic development office. OBITUARIES City Attorney Kandice Engle-Gray said that is correct. She also said any move to Inside, page A4 alter the tax, to alter the commission or George Lewis Graham, 63 to alter the make-up of the board would Barbara Ann Linton, 45 Tax A5 See page Susan Christine O’Bryan, 88 Agnes Louise Pendygraft, 81 Dalton Wells Young, 85 ■ HEALTH Saving Landon’s life INDEX Calendar ...... A4 Opinion ...... A6 Thompson family are ambassadors for St.Baldrick’s event Education ...... A9 Faith ...... A10 By Stevie Lowery Public Record ...... A11 [email protected] Farm ...... A12 Sports...... B1 Landon Thompson looks like a happy, healthy 8-month-old. Classifieds...... B6 He smiles. He giggles. His blue eyes twinkle as he plays with his 5-year-old brother, Benjamin, and his parents, Pat and Stephanie. Photo by Stevie Lowery Behind those beautiful, blue eyes are tumors that not only threaten Landon Thompson was Landon’s vision, but also his young, precious life. diagnosed with bilateral He has a rare form of cancer called bilateral retinoblastoma. It is a retinoblastoma in January, type of eye cancer in children, and it has completely transformed the and is currently undergo- lives of Landon and his family. ing chemotherapy. See Landon page A5

AUTO HOME LIFE BUSINESS 690 Metts Drive If accidents happen Lebanon Kentucky 40033 close to home Small town service. shouldn’t that be where 270-692-3281 your insurance is? Big time commitment. ® [email protected] Doug Ray Charles Monin Jason Elder BIG ON COMMITMENT. Agency Manager Agent Agent A2 NEWS • the lebanon enterprise • wednesday, march 9, 2011 ■ CHAMBER AWARDS Happy to help Chamber honors businessman Frank Southall Jr. By Stephen Lega personal experiences with “I’ve got an excellent work [email protected] Southall. She went to work staff. That’s what makes for Southall in 1995, and she my business go smooth,” rank Southall Jr. has been one of his custom- Southall said. “It makes my started working in a ers ever since. job a lot easier.” pharmacy when he “Frank treats his custom- As a child, he thought about Fwas 14 years old. By ers, colleagues, and employ- becoming a veterinarian, but his father’s side, he learned ees with a professional and when he started college he the ins and outs of relating to respectful attitude,” she said. had a feeling he would end customers. Nevertheless, Southall said up as a pharmacist. He grad- The main thing he picked he was surprised to receive uated from the University of up was that he should treat the award, even though he Kentucky’s pharmacy school people how he would want to was at the chamber’s award in 1984, and returned to work be treated, said Southall, 50. banquet. with his father in Lebanon. “Everybody’s special in “I was there to work with In 1993, Southall purchased some way, no matter where the Knights of Columbus,” the business from his father, they come from,” he said. Southall said. “I wasn’t and in 1999, the pharmacy His ongoing concern for dressed as an award recipi- moved to its current loca- people at Southall Pharmacy ent.” tion adjacent to Family and is no doubt one of the reasons He appreciates the award, Internal Medical Associates he was named this year’s but he was also quick to and Spring View Hospital. Photo by Stephen Lega Outstanding Businessperson credit his father and other While he makes his liv- by the Marion County family members for helping ing through the pharmacy, Frank Southall Jr. was recognized as the Marion County Chamber of Commerce’s Chamber of Commerce. him along the way. Southall said his favorite part Outstanding Businessperson. “Frank gives 110 percent “Anybody could have of the job is helping people. community. He serves on the Marion County High School by or call their pharmacists to his business and his cus- done what I did,” Southall “When somebody comes board of the Marion County and St. Catharine College with any questions they may tomers,” Angie Akers said. said. “I took over a success- up to you and says you did Health Department and at students who are interested have. “I cannot count the number ful business that was well this for me or you did that Farmer’s National Bank. in careers as pharmacists. “You don’t make much of times that he has opened known and established in the for my parents, you can’t He has volunteered at Ham Southall reminded the money with advice you give the pharmacy after hours for county.” describe it,” he said. “It’s just Days and Junior Miss for community that pharmacists over the phone,” Southall customers in need.” He also credited his staff a really good feeling.” several years. He has served are the most easily accessible said, “but you make custom- Akers nominated him for making the business an His concern for his cus- as the athletic director of St. medical professionals, and ers hopefully.” for the award based on her ongoing success. tomers also extends to his Augustine and as a liaison to he encouraged them to come

■ EDUCATION Minority parent is needed for superintendent screening committee Deadline to nominate is Tentative Superintendent Search schedule Here is the tentative schedule that came out of that meeting. All noon on Friday, March 11 dates are subject to change. By Stevie Lowery • February/March - Advertising begins and the screening com- [email protected] mittee is organized. March 7-11, 2011 • April 12 - Applications closed. • April 14 - Joint meeting of the school board and the screen- The Marion County Public ing committee. The school board will give its instructions to the School System is in need screening committee along with the applications. of a minority parent to be • April 19 - Screening committee meets to decide applicants to on the Superintendent Search be chosen for background and reference checks. Screening Committee. • April 26 - Screening committee meets to decide on its recom- The Marion County Board mendations to the school board. Applications are returned to the of Education is currently school board. conducting a search for a • April 28 - Joint meeting of the screening committee and the new superintendent follow- school board. The school board will begin planning following the ing the resignation of for- joint session. mer Superintendent Donald • May - School board interviews candidates. Smith. One of the first steps • May 20 - New superintendent named. in that process is to form a screening committee. Because the school sys- tions is Friday, March 11, by So far, the committee con- tem’s minority student popu- noon. No nominees will be sists of the following indi- lation is greater than eight accepted after this deadline. viduals: percent, one of the members All nominees will be - Ed Hacker - board repre- of the screening committee placed on a ballot and sent sentative must be a minority parent. back to the schools for dis- - Brad Mattingly - parent Anyone who is interested tribution to the parents for representative in serving on this committee voting. Parents of the school - Marilu Farnham - teacher (or to make a nomination) district will elect the minor- representative (Glasscock should notify the office staff ity parent representative for Elementary School) at your child’s school. Any the screening committee. - Hollie Buckman - teach- parent of a Marion County For further information, er representative (Lebanon student can nominate, but contact your child’s school Middle School) only minority parents can be principal or Pam Spalding at - Donna Royse - principal nominees. the Marion County Board of Sponsors Needed! representative The deadline for nomina- Education, (270) 692-3721. Attention Marion County ■ JUDICIAL CENTER Residents & Business Opening delayed over woodworking issue Owners! Judicial center opening six months, Mattingly said. woodwork. delayed over woodworking Instead, the architect is trying Mattingly added that he issue to work out a settlement with is hopeful that the judicial Newspapers are used to complement lesson plans to The Marion County the subcontractor that would center may open later this help make learning more enjoyable and keep students Judicial Center opening, not require replacing all the spring. better informed on MarionCounty events. which had previously been rescheduled for March, is likely to be postponed Please fill out the form below or call Barb Battcher at again. Marion County Judge/ Executive John G. Mattingly (270) 692-6026 to become a partner in this program. We said the woodworking did have flexible options to fit ANY budget! not meet the specifications prepared by the architect. “The evaluator came down With your support, NIE gives our young people a new textbook and said it wasn’t in compli- every week that keeps them reading, learning and thinking. ance with AWI standards,” That means a better tomorrow for all of us. Mattingly said. AWI is the Architectural Woodworking Institute. Thanks Architect Jeff Gregory Name included in the bid specs to contributions from for the judicial center that these generous Address woodwork would need to 2010-2011 sponsors: meet AWI standards, which are pretty strict, according to • Coldwell Banker City/State/Zip Mattingly. • Lebanon Lions Club “The AWI standard is a • Lebanon Physicians Phone real, real tough standard to meet,” he said. For Women The Lebanon Enterprise For comparison’s sake, • Inter-County Energy 119 S. Proctor Knott Ave. he said the woodwork • TG KY Lebanon, KY 40033 in the David R. Hourigan Check one Government Center probably • Citizens National Bank 5 Students - $50 35 Students - $350 would not meet AWI stan- • Curtis Maruyasu 10 Students - $100 40 Students - $400 dards. • Angell-Demmel 15 Students - $150 50 Students - $500 Tearing out and replac- 20 Students - $200 75 Students - $750 ing all the woodworking in • M.C. Fiscal Court 25 Students - $250 100 Students - $1000 the judicial center could be • Leb./M.C. NAACP 30 Students - $300 costly and could take up to w edn esday, march 9, 2011 • the leba n on enterprise A3

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ONLY $159,900 COMING ABSOLUTE AUCTION COMPLETELY RENOVATED BRICK RANCH HOME with a basement on 1.8 acres m/l at 2235 Barbers Mill Rd. Home 85 WINDY LANE. #3444 has large living room with real fireplace, large kitchen with TH TH dining area & French doors to a patio, hall bath, 3 bedrooms (one is master suite with full bath & 2 closets), storage 2630 HORAN LANE. #3365 SASAT.T. , APRIL 16 - 10:30 A.M. room, utility room, 2 car garage and front porch. Also has a SAT. , APRIL 16 - 10:30 A.M. full basement with furnace room, storage room and storm cellar. Extras are stainless refrigerator, dishwasher, “THE microwave hood and stove. The updates are all new cabinets in kitchen and baths, hardwood floors, carpet and paint, plus new heat and a/c. Call the agents for more info. HUMBLE #3450 FARM” 221 E. MULBERRY ST. #3445 A BSOLUTE

317 MARTIN LUTHER KING ESTATE BLVD. #3200 AUCTION 235 ACRES, M/L LOCATED: Behind Marion County High 5% OWNER FINANCING 239 KOBERT AVE. #3431 650 SHORTLINE PIKE. #3438 School, Glasscock Elementary School, REDUCED 67.2 ACRES M/L CATTLE FARM. Land comes with a 52 x Lebanon Middle School and Fronting 42 stock barn, 96 x 40 tobacco shed and a 114 x 40 stack Barbers Mill Road 2400ʼ , Lebanon, KY pad with concrete floor. Land also has 2 large ponds and a spring development. Farm is located at Burkes Springs Rd and Boss Luckett Rd in Loretto. Farm has approx. 1 mile of new fence. Call the agents for more info. #3451 RD RD 205 FARMINGTON DR. #3357 SASAT. SATT.. , , APRILAPRIL 2323 -- 10:3010:30 A.M.A.M. J.L. & LAST WEEK’S MARY ANN 3125 WIMSATT RD. #3395 LANHAMʼS 4 BUILDING LOTS FOR THE 145 ACRE FARM, NEW LISTING PRICE OF ONE. This 1.3 acres m/l is located just off Country Club Drive on Farris Way. Lot 2880 RUSH BRANCH ROAD, M/L IN TRACTS has 428 feet of frontage with Home, barn & 175 acres. average depth of 148 feet. #3449 #3417. (For adjoining land, PLUS FARM see listing #3424.) MACHINERY Gene Campbell SHORSHORTLINE PIKE 240 E. MAIN ST. #3413 SEE NEXT WEEKʼS AD TLINE PIKE REDUCED FOR MORE DETAILS 37.5 ACRES M/L ON LOCATED: 1550 SHORTLINE PIKE, BEECHFORK RD. IN GRAVEL LIKE NEW VINYL SIDED LEBANON, KY SWITCH, KY. Land has approx. RANCH HOME LOCATED AT 10 acres of hayland on top. Land 2717 ST. JOE RD. #3423 has many beautiful home sites LOOKING FOR A LOT FOR with outstanding views. Call for YOUR MOBILE HOME. This is it, NEW PRICE more information. #3447 located just off US 68 on Mayes 27 ROSEWOOD DRIVE . #3345 SPRING 2011 Chapel Road. Watch for our sign on the left. #3443 BILL, RITA

2235 HWY 1157. #3038 & REGINA 410 LORETTO RD. #3414 3185 FROGTOWN RD IN REDUCED SETTLESʼ LORETTO. #3415 MODULAR HOME AND 8 ACRES M/L. 2256 GENE HUNT 60 ACRES, RD. #3433 M/L

PRICED AT ONLY $94,500 LOCATED: SETTLES HOLLOW ROAD SUPER NEAT AND NICE (Just off St. Joe Road), MARION CO., KY BRICK RANCH located at 7350 632 CHADLEY AVE. #3379 347 SHUCK AVE. #3396 Liberty Rd. (Hwy. 49). #3410 Principal Broker/Auctioneer: Wm. M. Parman 663 GEORGE STREET. #3430 FARMS & RECREATIONAL LAND 38.6 ACRES of open & wooded REDUCED $47,000 11.48 ACRES M/L. JUST 5 land. Super nice hunting or MILES FROM LEBANON ON secluded home site tract. Located 188.7 ACRES m/l of wood, DANVILLE HWY. Tract offers MODULAR HOME AND 17.95 in Gravel Switch just off Hwy. 337. hunting, getaway land. Located many nice home sites on baby ACRES M/L. 2254 GENE HUNT #3446A in deer country on Burchell Lane farm settings. Land is gently RD. #3432 138 FALCON CREST DRIVE. in Bradfordsville. #3176 rolling with 400’ of road frontage. NEW PRICE - $118,900 #3437 WILL TRACT #3367 REDUCED $10,000 $1,300 PER ACRE 63.29 ACRES M/L of woodland 75.6 ACRES m/l of wooded with some cleared. The hunting/recreation and. Finley woodland has some marketable Ridge Rd. #2932 timber. There is additional acreage that can be purchased. OWNER 637 GEORGE ST. #3390 1800 Located on Price Hill Spur Rd. in FINANCING AVAILABLE NEWLY PRICED 75.6 ACRES WARDS LaRue Co. See listing #3419B or 50 ACRES M/L ON THE M/L, that has just about BRANCH 2750 BEECHFORK RD. #3419. #3419A CORNER OF HWY 208 AND everything your looking for in RD. #3401 GRAVEL SWITCH . 223 acre PISTOL RIDGE RD. The land has land. Offers some cleared for 52 ACRES M/L. Located just off farm has a 1 1/2 story home, 2 many beautiful home sites. Land your home site, with remainder in Riley-Gravel Switch Road. Land barns, hoop barn, shed, shop is wooded and cleared with some woods that is ideal for hunters, is mostly open with some woods. building and 2 ponds. Land is plank fencing along Pistol Ridge woodsman or recreational Land is level to gently rolling with mostly cleared with some Rd. Listing agent Michael 364 LEE AVE. #3349 people looking to get away. some cropland. Improved with patches of woods. #3384 Howard. #3375 Located just off Hwy. 289 on lake and barn. #3342 Finley Ridge Rd. #3436 REDUCED AT ONLY REDUCED $65,000 $500/ACRE

65 FERRELL AVE. #3435 2626 BARBERS MILL RD. #3373

23.6 ACRES M/L WOODED 121 ACRE FARM m/l offering TRACT IN THE PHILLIPSBURG woodland, farmland, home and AREA on JW Bradshaw Lane. nice tobacco barn. Farm has 58.19 ACRES M/L of cleared This is tract #4 of the Jason Sapp land with some woodland. The approx. 60 acres of open-level Farm Division. Land is all wooded 785 ACRES M/L of hunting - land ideal for crops, hay or woodland has some marketable with availability to water and 1425 BRADFORDSVILLE RD. timber. Also there is a home and recreation land with get away grazing, balance in woods with electricity. Call the agents for cabin off White Oak Rd. near marketable timber. Tobacco barn #3391 a barn in good condition. Located more information. #3409 248 COLLEGE ST. #3428 on Price Hill Spur Rd. in LaRue Bradfordsville, Ky. #3421 is in good condition. #3419 Co. There is additional acreage the can be purchased. See listing #3419A or #3419 or call the agents. #3419B LOOK, LOOK HUNTERʼS PARADISE UNDER $100,000 WITH MARKETABLE 85 FERRELL AVE. #3425 OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE. 2245 DANVILLE HWY. #3319 TIMBER 171.4 ACRES M/L ON NEW PRICE 14.9 ACRES M/L OF MOSTLY PLEASANT VALLEY CHURCH 646 PISTOL RIDGE RD. Cabin, CLEARED LAND with 1 barn, RD. in the Bradfordsville area. large lake, 2 small cabins on garage. misc outbuilding plus a Land is level to rolling with 53.6 lake, 42 acres m/l, 3 car garage, farm house. Call the agents for acres of pasture land with a pond open cabin upstairs & main floor, more details. Extras are a small VIEW OF and a 40 x 42 cattle barn plus 4 ceramic tile floors. 1890 sq. ft. pond and nice fencing. #3363 1385 BRADFORDSVILLE RD. RUSH BRANCH VALLEY bent tool shed. Land has 117 living area with covered porches 141 HEARTLAND DR. #3381 acres m/l of woodland which can 102.4 WOODED ACRES M/L #3369 on the front and 2 sides. Listing with home or 100. acres m/l of be bought separate from the agent Mike Howard. #3113 cleared land. Call the agents for wooded paradise. 102.4 acres m/l more information. #3406 with 1 1/2 story home being remodeled and garage. Ideal REDUCED hunting get-a-way with some marketable timber or buy all the FALL VIEW OF PROPERTY 7000 DANVILLE HWY. #3353 above without home and garage. 506 ACRES M/L. of wooded #3372 REDUCED 145 MONTGOMERY COURT. paradise with 1,628,000 BD. FT. #3335 OF MARKETABLE TIMBER . PRICED JUST OVER This tract is nested around a REDUCED $200,000 $1000/ACRE wide open valley offers easy 309 ACRES m/l of farm land. 90 HUNTERS PARADISE – 117 access and majestic beauty. 21.7 ACRES M/L OF acres of bottom land - 22 acres Deer, turkey and bobcat WOODLAND OFF HWY. 412 Acres M/L being mostly wooded of tillable land. Most of balance with large creeks, barn, open 1800 population this farm. Located between Jessietown and St. Joe is in hay and pasture land. Has fields and ideal for feed plots. MILLER Rush Branch Road in area. This is some great hunting older home and 4 large farm Located between Raywick and PIKE. Bradfordsville. #3424 (For and recreation land. This is tract buildings. Located near Gravel Campbellsville KY. Just off Hwy #3402 home, barns & additional land #2 of the Ida Woods Estate. Switch. #3119 462 N. SPALDING AVE. #3399 see listing #3417.) #3407 527. (Scotts Ridge Road). #3366 A4 OBITUARIES • the lebanon enterprise • wednesday, march 9, 2011 Barbara Ann Linton, 45 ■ COMMUNITY EVENTS Barbara Ann March 9 (today) Bellarmine University on DOT trainig Linton, 45, College at Holy Rosary Saturday, March 12, at 3 p.m. DOT training will be avail- Street, Lebanon, Catholic Church Admission is free and open able Monday, March 14, at passed away at 3:58 with Rev. Jim Graf Calendar to the public. the Marion County Extension a.m. Sunday, March and Deacon Gus Office, 415 Fairground 6, 2011, at Spring Cooper officiating. TOMORROW Local, non-profit events Representative Road. For more information View Hospital in Burial will be in the will run at no charge for Airport board contact the Marion County Steve Miller, field represen- Lebanon. St. Dominic-Holy one week prior to the Extension Office, (270) 692- The Marion/Washington tative for Congressman Brett Born in Lebanon Rosary Cemetery. event. County Airport Board will 2421. July 14, 1965, Linton LINTON Pallbearers will Guthrie, will be at the Marion Calendar items should be hold their regular monthly was a member of the be Joe Young, County/Lebanon Chamber brought or mailed to The meeting at 6 p.m. tomor- Holy Rosary Catholic Church, Tommy Lewis, George and of Commerce Building at Lions Lebanon Enterprise office row, March 10, at the airport a 1984 graduate of Washington Ray Smalley, Phil Taylor and 239 N. Spalding Ave., from The Lebanon Lions Club at 119 South Proctor terminal. County High School and an Lawrence Lydian. 10-11 a.m. Monday, March will hold their regular semi- Knott Avenue, Lebanon, employee of INOAC Group Honorary pallbearers 14. All comments and con- monthly meeting at 6:30 Ky. 40033, e-mailed to of Springfield. will be Ann Lewis, Regina cerns will be forwarded to p.m. Tuesday, March 15, at copyeditor@lebanonen- She was preceded in death Weathers, Katina and Bonnie UPCOMING the Congressman. For more Citizens National Bank in the terprise.com, or faxed to by: her parents, Leon and Lewis, Rosie Ellery and Pam Line dancing information call (270) 842- community room. Members (270) 692-2118 no later Lucille Hodgens Linton; and Hodgens. 9896. are reminded to bring a than Friday at 5 p.m. for There will be a line danc- a brother, Andrew Linton on A prayer service was held canned or non-perishable Wednesday’s edition. ing exercise class every Feb. 22, 2008. at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Carey Friday night at the St. Joe Public retirees food item for the food pan- Survivors include: a daugh- & Son Funeral Home, with Individuals can also post Community Center in try and are expected to wear ter, Courtney Bell and her Deacon Gus Cooper officiat- calendar items online at Kentucky Public Retirees, green. To learn more about Raywick. Beginners at 7 p.m. Lincoln Trail Chapter, will long-time companion Thomas ing. www.lebanonenterprise. and couples at 7:30 p.m. For the Lions Club contact them Smalley, both of Lebanon. Carey & Son Funeral Home, com. hold its monthly meet- at (270) 699-9754 or email more information call 692- ing Monday, March 14, at The funeral service will be Springfield, is in charge of 7429 after 4 p.m. [email protected]. held at 10 a.m., Wednesday, arrangements. TODAY Ryan’s Family Steak House in Elizabethtown. Meeting Ford benefit begins at 11:30 EST with CES Decisions Sleep issues/disorders lunch. George Lewis Graham, 63 There will be a benefit The Calvary Elementary meeting School Based Decision George Lewis of Scottsville. dance and auction at 6 p.m. National Sleep Awareness Making Council will meet on Graham, 63, The funeral ser- Saturday, March 12 at Big KSP invites farmers to Week, which takes place Tuesday, March 15, at 4:15 Lebanon, died vice was held at Jim’s Bar and Grill for Gary attend outreach program March 7-13, is an annual p.m. in the school library. Friday, March 11 a.m. Monday, Ford. All proceeds will go public education and aware- The Kentucky State Police 4, 2011, at the March 7, at toward medical bills. For ness campaign to promote is partnering with the University of Campbell-DeWitt more information call (270) the importance of sleep. University of Kentucky and Tourism commission Louisville Hospital Funeral Home, 872-6385. To learn more about sleep the Marion County Extension The Lebanon Tourist & following a brief ill- Lebanon, with GRAHAM issues/disorders Taylor Office to provide a ‘Farmer Convention Commission ness. burial in the Green Regional Hospital is holding Forkland Outreach’ forum that will He was preceded River Memorial will hold its regular a free educational meet- forge enhanced relationships in death by: his wife, Dorothy Baptist Church Cemetery. The 8th Annual Forkland monthly meeting at 3:30 ing at 6 p.m., Wednesday, between law enforcement Heistand Graham; and par- Bro. James Humes offici- Old Fashioned Pie Auction p.m. Wednesday, March March 9, in the meeting and the agricultural commu- ents, George Thurman and ated. and Spaghetti Dinner will 16, in Conference Room room (behind the cafeteria) nity. The meeting is sched- Zana Bottoms Graham. be held Saturday, March 12 300 on the top floor of Pallbearers were Mike at Taylor Regional Hospital. Survivors include: two at the Forkland Community uled for Monday, March and Jody Graham, Eddie Daylight Savings time begins the Convention Complex sons, James and John Dennie Center. The spaghetti dinner 14, at 7 p.m. at the Marion Davis and Ike, Josh and Earl on Sunday, March 13 and at Centre Square, 239 N. Graham of Lebanon; two will start at 5:30 p.m. and County Extension Office Underwood. the problems associated Spalding Ave., Lebanon. brothers, Carl and Bobby the pie auction will start at located at 415 Fairground Campbell-DeWitt Funeral with losing one hour of sleep Anyone who wishes to Graham of Campbellsville; 7 p.m. Road. Topics of discussion will be a hot topic at this address the board of com- one sister, Mary Murphy Home, www.campbell-dew- will include safety regula- meeting. Door prizes and missioners must get on of Campbellsville; and one ittfuneralhome.com, was in tions, licensing requirement food will be provided at this Concert half-brother, Dwight Graham charge of the arrangements. and driver qualifications. the agenda in advance by meeting. Please call Sherry A concert will be held at For more information about calling 692-0021, e-mailing Sprowles, sleep center direc- the Loretto Motherhouse LtccDirector@windstream. in Nerinx featuring vio- the program, please contact Dalton Wells Young, 85 tor, at (270) 789-5750 for net or stopping by Suite 200 lin students of the Boaz the Kentucky State Police at Dalton Wells Young, 85, Survivors include: his more information. Performance Academy and (502) 452-8983. at Centre Square. Gravel Switch, passed away wife, Louise Lanham Young; at 10 a.m. Thursday, March a son, Danny Young and wife, EDUCATION 3, 2011, at Spring View Vickie, of Campbellsville; ■ Hospital in Lebanon. six grandchildren; and seven Born Nov. 22, 1925 in great-grandchildren. Marion County, Young was Masonic services were Bethlehem wins Regional Governor’s Cup title a member of Beech Grove held at 7 p.m. March 4 at Bethlehem High School Baptist Church, a United Carey and Son Funeral Home, brought home the overall States Army Veteran of Springfield, with Billy Riggs title from the 5th Region World War II and a retired delivering the eulogy. Governor’s Cup competi- farmer. He was a member The funeral service was tion held Feb. 19, 2011, at of the T.W. Wash Masonic held at 1 p.m. Saturday, St. Catharine College in Lodge #430 of Gravel March 5, at Beech Grove Springfield. Switch, Edmonds Chapter Baptist Church with buri- Bethlehem finished first #83, Marion Commandry al in Hillcrest Cemetery, place in both Quick Recall #24, Lebanon Council #56 Perryville. Rev. Bobby Estes, and Future Problem Solving and Powell Chapter #255 and pastor of Beech Grove, offi- (FPS). The varsity Quick Order of the Eastern Star, all ciated. Recall team members include of Lebanon. Pallbearers were Tommy Barrett Greenwell, Brent He was preceded in death Glasscock, Ed Lanham, Howard, Brandon Mudd, Cole by: his parents, James Boyle Pat Hourigan, Leonard McDowell, Tori Walter, Jesse and Margaret Ann Coyle Richardson, Sterling Young Walsh, Jacob Dennerlein, and Young; two sons and their and Howard Shearer. Ezra Surtees. The varsity wives, James Boyle Young Carey & Son Funeral FPS team includes Barrett and wife, Susan, and William Greenwell, Brent Howard, Home was in charge of Hugh Young and wife, Patty; Brandon Mudd, and Cole and a brother, Ralph Young. arrangements. McDowell. Pictured, front row, from left, are Madeline Haydon (Bardstown), Todd Shellhamer The Bethlehem Quick (Lebanon), Taylor White (Bardstown), Jessica Walsh (Bardstown), Brent Howard Recall team finished the (Bardstown), and Ezra Surtees (Bardstown); back row, are Brandon Mudd Agnes Louise Pendygraft, 81 double-elimination competi- (Springfield), Cole McDowell (Bardstown), Tori Walter (Bardstown), Barrett Greenwell Agnes Louise Pendygraft, three sisters, Lou Ella Finn of tion undefeated with match- (Bardstown), Jacob Dennerlein (Bardstown), Will Blair (Bardstown), and Carson 81, Lebanon, died Wednesday, Louisville, Virginia Willard es against Central Hardin Blevins (Bardstown) High School, Washington March 2, 2011, at Springfield of Lexington and Elleen Individuals placing in arts and humanities. The last event, Future Problem Nursing and Rehab Center. Hamilton of Richmond, Va.; County High School, and the competition were Ezra sixth event, composition, is Solving, is also a team com- Pendygraft was born 12 grandchildren; and 14 Elizabethtown High School. Surtees with first place in an on-demand writing activ- petition where students March 26, 1929, in Taylor great- grandchildren. Bethlehem faced Central both social studies and arts ity consistent with the CATS undergo a six-step thinking The funeral service was County. Hardin High School again in and humanities, and Jacob Writing Portfolio Assessment, writing process to arrive at a held at 11 a.m. Monday, She was preceded in death the final match. Both teams Dennerlein with first place where students must defend a solution to a social issue set by: her husband, James March 7, at Bosley Funeral will advance to state competi- Home, Lebanon, with in Mathematics. Both will position. in the future. Floyd Pendygraft; parents, tion. advance to state. Quick Recall, the seventh The State Governor’s Cup Ray and Lilith Benningfield burial in Lebanon National The Future Problem Solving Cemetery. Rev. Darren The Governor’s Cup, found- event, is a team competition. competition will be held at Watson; a son, William Carl teams in the region competed ed in 1986, includes eight Teams of four students lis- the Hyatt, the Hilton and the Pendygraft; a grandson, Gillespie officiated. earlier on Feb. 17. The topic Pallbearers were Albert events. The first five events ten to questions read by a Lexington Center, all locat- Christopher Pendygraft; and for the regional competition are Written Assessments in moderator and try to beat the ed in downtown Lexington. two brothers, Charles and Johnson, Danny Hoeck, was genetic testing and its Stevie Crowder, Jimmy Mathematics, science, social clock, and the opposing team, Events will begin Saturday, Ellsworth Watson. impact on our society in the Nalley, Mike Withrow and studies, language arts, and with a correct response. The March 12, and end March 14. Survivors include: two Craig Johnson. future. sons, James Floyd Pendygraft Honorary pallbearers were Jr. of Lebanon and Dannie Levi and Brock Johnson, and cheese, veggie trio with cheese, veggie trio with Ranch Ray Pendygraft of Lexington; Drake Haley, Shannon Turner SSCHOOLCHOOL MMENUSENUS Ranch dip, cornbread or dip, cornbread or sliced bread, a daughter, Becky Lee Turner and Shelby Wright. sliced bread, assorted fruit or assorted fruit or salad, milk. of Dayton, Ohio; one brother, Bosley Funeral Home was salad, milk. Tuesday, March 15: Louis Watson of Lebanon; in charge of arrangements. BREAKFAST bun, mashed potatoes, green Tuesday, March 15: Tony’s pizza slice or P.B.J. Monday, March 14: French beans, assorted fruit, yeast Tony’s pizza slice or P.B.J. Uncrustable, curly fries, broc- toast sticks with maple syrup rolls, milk. Uncrustable, curly fries, broc- coli cuts, assorted fruit, cookie Susan Christine O’Bryan, 88 and toast, assorted juice, Tuesday, March 15: coli cuts, assorted fruit, cookie or salad, milk. Susan Christine O’Bryan, of Scottsburg, Ind., Mildred milk. Sausage or ham slice, hash or salad, milk. Wednesday, March 16: 88, Louisville, passed away Jackson of Ambia, Ind., Jane Tuesday, March 15: brown potato sticks, cinna- Wednesday, March 16: Chili, P.B.J. Uncrustable or Saturday, Feb. 26, 2011, at Stump of Danville, Ill., Sara Granola breakfast cookie and mon baked apples, orange Chili, P.B.J. Uncrustable or pimento cheese sandwich, her residence. Cox of Lebanon and Ruby toast or assorted cereal and juice, biscuits, mini muffins, pimento cheese sandwich, carrot and celery sticks with Born Sept. 25, 1922 in Crews of Hamilton, Ohio; toast, assorted juice, milk. milk. carrot and celery sticks with Ranch, choice of pudding, Marion County, O’Bryan 11 grandchildren; 18 great- Wednesday, March 16: Wednesday, March 16: Ranch, choice of pudding, saltines, assorted fruit or was a retired employee of grandchildren; and 14 great- Sausage breakfast pizza and Homemade pot pie, garden saltines, assorted fruit or salad, milk. the Lorillard Tobacco Co. in great-grandchildren. toast or assorted cereal and fresh salad, potatoes, cheesy salad, milk. Thursday, March 17: Open Louisville. A funeral Mass was held toast, assorted juice, milk. breadsticks, assorted fruit, Thursday, March 17: Open faced sandwich with gravy, She was preceded in death at 11 a.m. Tuesday, March Thursday, March 17: frozen treat, milk. faced sandwich with gravy, mashed potatoes, green beans, by: her husband, Thomas 1, at St. Augustine Catholic Assorted yogurt cups and cin- Thursday, March 17: Chili, mashed potatoes, green beans, assorted fruit, cookie or salad, Francis O’Bryan; parents, Church in Lebanon with namon toast or assorted cere- peanut butter or pimento assorted fruit, cookie or salad, milk. Charles and Rosalla Farmer burial in the church cem- al and toast, assorted juice, cheese sandwich, raw vege- milk. Friday, March 18: Potato Riley; a daughter, Anna etery. milk. table sticks with ranch, crack- Friday, March 18: Potato soup, grilled cheese or tuna Goodwin; three brothers, Pallbearers were Billy and Friday, March 18: Pillsbury ers, assorted fruit, milk. soup, grilled cheese or tuna salad sandwich, veggies with Bill, John and Charles Riley; Thomas Dizney, Thomas mini cinni and toast or assort- Friday, March 18: Pizza salad sandwich, veggies with Ranch dip, saltines, cake, Ranch dip, saltines, cake, and two sisters, Mildred Cooper, Johnny Cox and ed cereal and toast, assorted slice or peanut butter uncrust- Goldfish crackers, assorted juice, milk. able, garden fresh salad, corn, Goldfish crackers, assorted fruit or salad, milk. Donley and Viola Kersey. Rickie Cox and Charles assorted fruit, milk. fruit or salad, milk. * * * Survivors include: two Holbrook. daughters, Linda Hilger of LUNCH Additional meal options: Louisville and Brenda J. Bosley Funeral Home, Elementary schools Middle schools High school Grab and go sack lunch; gar- Willis of Orange Park, Fla.; Lebanon, was in charge of Monday, March 14: Monday, March 14:Chicken Monday, March 14:Chicken den fresh salad bar; and fruit five sisters, Louise Patterson arrangements. Chicken nuggets or BBQ on or fish nuggets, macaroni or fish nuggets, macaroni and and yogurt parfait meal. wednesday, march 9, 2011 • the lebanon enterprise • NEWS A 5

Landon St. Baldrick’s Day is scheduled for March 19 Citizens National Bank’s annual St. Baldricks event is set for Continued from A1 Saturday, March 19, at Saint Augustine Grade School’s gymna- sium from 1-3 p.m. Go to www.stbaldricks.org/events/cnb2011. That is the direct link Before his diagnosis, life to CNB’s event page and where people can sign up as a volun- was close to perfect for the teer, shavee, make donations, read about upcoming events and Thompson family. Pat and more. Stephanie, who have been CNB’s goal this year is to have 111 shaved heads and $19,000 married for six years, had two dollars in donations. If CNB can achieve its goal, it will bring the bank’s grand total for the past five years to $111,000 in 2011. beautiful boys, good jobs and For more information, go to the above listed website, call (270) a new home right on the out- 692-2113 or stop by Citizens National Bank of Lebanon at 149 skirts of Lebanon. West Main St. and ask the CNB staff. When Landon was a month old, Pat noticed that his left eye drifted off to the side, and Pat have had plenty of her faith. but he thought it was just a support. Pat said they’ve had “I don’t understand why lazy eye. Landon’s pediatri- complete strangers give them this would happen,” she said. cian said his eye’s muscle was money to help with medical “But, I just feel like there was probably just weak, and that expenses, and his coworkers a reason. God knew this was it would probably fix itself. at Curtis Maruyasu have been going to happen to him. That’s But it didn’t. So, Landon’s extremely supportive, he said. why he took care of every- pediatrician referred him to an Photos by Stevie Lowery Stephanie’s mother, Teresa thing with mom. Because He ophthalmologist in Louisville. Pictured, from left, are 8-month-old Landon Thompson, his mother Stephanie, his Wilson, has been a huge help, knew I couldn’t handle it on On Jan. 7, Stephanie and father Pat and his 5-year-old brother Benjamin. even while battling cancer her- my own.” Pat took Landon to his oph- self. She was diagnosed with Stephanie said she thinks thalmologist appointment. couldn’t comprehend it all.” think you have a healthy six- week, he will be undergoing colon cancer in September of everything happens for a rea- On the drive there, Stephanie Stephanie said she felt month-old baby and the next his third of six treatments. 2010, and she had to have a son, and the scary experience remembers being worried that guilty, as if she had done thing you know he’s getting And, so far, the treatments portion of her colon removed. has actually made her faith her son would have to get something to cause it. chemo. It has given us a whole seem to be working. After the Thankfully, she’s had positive stronger. glasses. “One of the first questions different perspective on every- first treatment, doctors said reports from doctors and is “You never know what “I was freaked out about I asked the oncologist was if thing.” the tumor behind his left eye now cancer free. But watch- today is going to bring. We that,” Stephanie said. I had done something wrong After starting Landon’s had shrunk 90 percent. ing her daughter and grandson have ups and downs every- But, when the ophthalmol- when I was pregnant,” she chemo treatments, Stephanie “We know the treatment is go through this has been very day,” she said. “But, you don’t ogist examined Landon, he said. “You just question every- was forced to quit her job helping him,” Stephanie said. painful, she said. worry about the little things knew immediately what was thing.” as a nurse to be home with Doctors are hopeful Landon “I just wish it could be in life anymore. It’s brought wrong with him. But, the doctors reassured him because he needs constant will have good vision with his me instead of him,” Teresa us closer together as a family. “He had a tumor behind his her that it was hereditary, and medical care. He has to have right eye, but they don’t think Wilson said. You learn what’s most impor- left eye. After he said ‘tumor,’ there was nothing she could blood drawn twice a week they will save the eyesight in Stephanie said watching her tant.” I immediately thought cancer. have done to prevent it. The and get shots every day for 10 the left eye. However, they mom battle colon cancer and I just shut down after that.” team of doctors helped them to 14 days. He can’t go any- think they will be able to save then having her own son diag- Pat said he didn’t know feel much better about the where or be around crowds the eye itself. At one time, the nosed with cancer has tested what to think. situation. because of the threat of germs. only way to cure a child of this “’Cancer’ is all I heard,” “They seemed like a fam- So, the family spends most of disease would be to remove he said. “I didn’t understand ily,” Pat said. “They wanted their time at home. the eyes, Stephanie said. how this could happen to an the best for him. I knew he Life with Landon... Landon will have to under- ACKIE innocent baby.” was in good hands.” Since Landon’s diagnosis, go treatments and exams According to the American Stephanie felt the same life has changed dramatically until he’s five years old. But, Cancer Society, retinoblas- way. for the Thompson family. doctors have encouraged GEORGE toma is a cancer that starts in “The doctors are just so In their kitchen hangs a Stephanie and Pat that the the retina, the very back part positive about everything,” huge dry-erase board to keep cure rate for this type of can- of the eye. 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And the house stant thing he’s going to be point, the cells stop dividing undergoing his first round of must be kept as clean as pos- faced with his whole life,” Check out all listings in and develop into mature reti- chemotherapy (through a cen- sible, Stephanie said. Stephanie said. nal cells. Rarely, something tral line in his chest). Doctors The new way of life has The entire family, including detail on our web site! goes wrong with this process. had discovered with an M.R.I. almost become routine now, their son Benjamin, is going Instead of developing into that his left eye was in much she said. to undergo genetic testing to special cells that detect light, worse shape than his right eye. Things have gotten tough see if they have the gene that EW ISTINGS some retinoblasts continue to Stephanie said the first round for the family financially, as could pass this disease on. N N EW LL ISTINGS grow rapidly and out-of-con- of chemotherapy wasn’t that well. Not only do they not It’s unlikely that Benjamin trol, and form a cancer known bad, but the second round doc- have Stephanie’s income, but has it, but they want to make as retinoblastoma. tors actually inserted it in his the medications Landon must absolutely sure, Stephanie After the diagnosis... left eye. And, during every take are also very expensive. said. Immediately after Landon’s procedure, Landon was put “We haven’t even started Benjamin, himself, has had diagnosis, doctors sched- under anesthesia. All of it was getting bills from the hospital lots of questions during this uled appointments for him so scary, Stephanie said. yet,” Stephanie said. entire experience, she said. at the Cincinnati Children’s “It was so hard seeing him When Stephanie and Pat It’s been tough on him, as Hospital. That’s where they go through the chemo,” she go to Cincinnati, they often well, because his parents have found out that Landon had said. have to stay in hotels, but they had to spend quite a bit of But, doctors told Stephanie have been able to stay at the time away from him during PRETTY AS A PICTURE CONDO. .. It’s unusual to find so developed retinoblastoma in much character in a condo but, this 3-bedroom, 3-bath beauty both eyes. and Pat that younger chil- Ronald McDonald house at trips to Cincinnati. And, any- has it. This is one of the only condo’s in beautiful Highland According to the team dren actually tolerate chemo least once, which was won- time Benjamin gets sick he Park with a walk-out basement. Kitchen is fully equipped with of doctors who examined better than adults. However, derful, they said. has to stay with other family stainless appliances, great room with vaulted ceiling & French doors leading to the deck, exercise/play room in the basement Landon, the cancer was hered- the chemo that was actually “It’s awesome,” Stephanie members because he could plus large den, bath & 3 rd bedroom. If you want something itary. inserted in his eye was awful, said. “They have anything you make Landon sick. That has special, call ACKIE today to see this condo. Listing Broker Stephanie and Pat were just Stephanie said, causing his need. And, it’s right beside the been very hard for Stephanie ACKIE 692-2389. G-2 overwhelmed with the news. eye to get very swollen, turn- hospital.” to deal with as his mother. “I don’t know if there are ing it black and purple. Stephanie and Pat will be “When Benjamin is sick, I words to describe it. It was “It looked like he had been spending a great deal of time can’t even take care of him,” just a blur,” Stephanie said. “It in a terrible fight,” she said. in Cincinnati because Landon she said. was heart wrenching. We just “That was really hard to see has at least four more chemo But, thanks to help from him like that. I mean, you treatments to undergo. This family and friends, Stephanie

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Both are long time, most supportive members, of the Marion County Branch NAACP. Both serve on the Executive Board. This oversight should be attrib- uted to the mind and certainly not the heart. Jerry Evans NAACP Branch President Lebanon Editorial was ‘juvenile’ I grew up in Lebanon and I still read the paper every week. I am not usually an outspoken person, but after reading the editorial in last week’s issue, I had to respond. Stevie Lowery is entitled to her opinion, just as everyone is, but Online you’ll fi nd: since I don’t have a page in the weekly paper dedicated to my opin- • Photo ion, this is the only option I have, so slideshow this is how WE see it. EDUCATED PUBLIC The editorial was nothing but a • Updates biased, personal attack on Kenny Superintendent decision needs public awareness, involvement Marrett, a man who has spent most on the Lady of his adult years helping this com- munity. To drag one man through the Knights at the s the Marion vide basic information four years. dirt just to commend another is not state tourney County Board about all the applicants. In recent meetings, only juvenile, but completely unpro- of Education We understand that most board members also said fessional. You did neither Chris Hamilton nor yourself any service goes through of the early screening they want public input by bashing Mr. Marrett. It tarnishes YOUR OPINION A the whole article, making it nothing the process of hiring a process will take place regarding the next super- letter policy but kindling for the fire. new superintendent for in executive sessions. intendent. We hope mem- Kenny is an honest, hardworking The Lebanon Enterprise the second time in less However, the public bers of our community man with strong opinions and he welcomes opinion letters for than two years, its mem- deserves to know how take advantage of their stands up for them. He didn’t get the “Your Opinion” box. Local where he is today by sitting back letters about local issues are bers must be aware that many applicants there opportunities to give the given top priority, but we do and going with the flow. He wasn’t accept letters about other everyone is watching. are, how many have board members feedback, given handouts. He has worked topics. “Thank you” and other We’ve said it before administrative experi- whether this happens very hard for everything he has and types of letters run in the card everything he has accomplished. He of thanks or other appropriate and we’ll repeat it here: ence, how many are male through a public forum, fights for what he believes in and he sections for a nominal charge. The selection of a super- and female, and how in writing or even during believes in our community. For more information, call (270) intendent is the single many minority applicants one-on-one conversations Donna Mudd 692-6026. Springfield most important decision there are. with board members. Letters are published as space Marrett’s intentions are becomes available and letters the board will make. - The public also Here at the newspaper, honest, genuine must be limited to 400 words Other decisions are cer- deserves to know the we will do our best to or less. The Enterprise reserves This letter is being written in the right to edit letters for tainly important, but names of the finalists report on the hiring pro- regards to the last editorial. I found content and length. Only one none are as big as who who will be interviewed. cess and on the individu- the statements to be very one-sided, name will be published as the opinionated, and simply slanderous. author of a letter. will be the next leader of This is necessary for the als being considered. I felt compelled to write this let- No letter is published without our school district. public to know who is We don’t envy the ter for one simple reason, I felt as a fi rst and last name, complete We’re sure the board being considered for the board members. This will though the blasphemy was much mailing address and daytime more than what I believe the com- telephone number. E-mailed members are quite aware position. be a difficult decision, munity needed or wanted to read. letters must include the same that the public will be As of this writing, the and one that voters won’t I feel that our editor used enough information. paying closer attention to full screening commit- soon forget. These are the criticism and blame, dragging my Letters can be mailed to The the superintendent hiring tee is almost in place. same voters who proved father (Kenny Marrett) through the Lebanon Enterprise, 119 S. mud in last Wednesday’s paper, so Proctor Knott Ave., Lebanon, KY process than they did two The committee members last November that they I needed to say something. So “here 40033, faxed to (270) 692-2118 years ago. Regardless of serve an important role weren’t afraid to make it goes” .... or e-mailed to editor@lebanon- I disagree with your ruthless com- enterprise.com. what anyone may think in the hiring process, but big changes of their ments and in my next statements of the board’s final deci- they are not the decision own when they elected you’ll understand why. I know some may feel as though this is a typical tthehe llebanonebanon sion in 2009, we do think makers. The school board to replace a majority of back and forth wrangle between a enterprise that board set a good can accept or ignore the the school board. If they public and a professional opinion. example of how to con- committee’s recommen- don’t like how the board Knowing more of the genuine and duct the hiring process. dations. The board mem- handles the hiring of honest intentions of Kenny Marrett Founded in 1887 I feel that I should make my voice Phone: (270) 692-6026 Based on that experi- bers will decide who to the next superintendent, heard. Fax: (270) 692-2118 ence, here is what we interview and, ultimately, we’re certain they’ll be For months my father and Mr. Hamilton have been portrayed as E-mail: expect of the school who will be offered the willing to make another having a less than professional rela- editor@ board this time: opportunity to lead our big change in 2012. tionship. I know there have been lebanonenterprise.com - The board should pro- community for the next some quelling episodes between the See Letters, page A7 www.lebanonenterprise.com

(USPS 308-360) Published each Wednesday at ■ COLUMN 119 Proctor Knott Ave., Lebanon, KY 40033 POSTMASTER: Life is good for Charlie Sheen, or is it? Send address changes to: THE LEBANON ENTERPRISE Watching someone self-destruct is seat to their addiction. They begin have a problem and reach out for P.O. BOX 679 disturbing. to sacrifice the things that are most help. But, there are some people out LEBANON, KY 40033 Watching someone you love self- important to them because their there that simply don’t have a rock destruct is torture. addiction has taken over. bottom. I’ve seen it. I know. Periodicals postage So, last week while most people I think it’s obvious that’s what has Maybe this is Sheen’s rock bot- paid at Lebanon, KY were laughing at Charlie Sheen, star happened to Sheen. tom. But, I have a gut feeling it’s of “Two And A Half Men,” and his But, he’s in denial, as are most going to get worse before it gets The staff : bizarre interviews on television and addicts. You would think he would better. That is, if it gets better. And I Stevie L.owery the radio, I couldn’t help but feel see it just by looking in the mir- don’t find it a bit funny. Not one bit. Editor/General Manager Stevie Lowery sorry for him. Publisher ror, but addicts don’t see their true Some of Sheen’s most popular Here is this man - this superstar - reflection. They see what they want sound bites recently have been his Mary Anne Blair Advertising Manager the highest paid actor in the country But, something gets in the way. to see. Or, they see who they once “winning” comments, which I heard on the verge of losing it all - his Something takes over. And that were. They don’t see the sickly, on the radio last week while driving Stephen Lega health, his children, his fortune and something is almost always drugs tired and delusional person they to work. I couldn’t help but think to News Editor his fame. Sure, right now it seems and/or alcohol. have become. Instead, they become myself, “Charlie Sheen is not win- as if the world is obsessed with him. Sheen has denied abusing drugs narcissistic and selfish. Their actions ner.” Barbara Battcher He set a world record last week for and alcohol, but the signs are all become more bizarre and they alien- People are laughing at him, not Circulation Clerk his Twitter account, which reached there. This is much more than a ate those that love them the most. with him. He’s embarrassing him- 1 million followers in less than 24 publicity stunt. I, like many of And, more often than not, they end self, but more importantly, he’s Eva Jo Nugent hours. Oh, and he might have a you, have seen what an addiction up alone. embarrassing and hurting his family Offi ce Manager/Bookkeeper cameo in Hangover 2. to drugs and/or alcohol can do to a I’m afraid that is what will hap- and friends. Because, you see, the Life is good for Sheen. Or, is it? person. And Sheen is a classic case. pen to Sheen. And I feel sorry for ones that will lose the most in this Mary May We can’t get enough of him. He’s At first, the drug and alcohol use him. situation are his children, which Graphic Artist Manager all over the television and on the seems insignificant. A person may But, I feel even more sorry for his include a 25-year-old daughter, a Sue Brown radio airwaves. And, as the saying drink a few too many beers, show children, his family and his friends. 7-year-old daughter, a 5-year-old Copy Editor/Graphic Artist goes, any publicity is good publicity. up hung over at work or have a little It’s gut-wrenching to watch some- daughter and 2-year-old twin boys. But, I predict it won’t last much too much fun several weekends in one you love spin out of control. If he keeps it up, his children will Paul Brockman longer, and then what? a row. But then the weekends turn It’s a very helpless feeling. And grow to hate him. Barry Thomas It’s hard to imagine that some- into weekdays and the drinking or Sheen is most definitely on his way Sheen doesn’t realize it now, but Frank Thomas one with so much notoriety, fame, drug abuse continues. What was to hitting rock bottom - that is - if he has a lot to lose. Drivers and talent could fall from grace. once important to that person - fam- he even has a rock bottom. Usually, And, in a situation like this, no They have it all - great career, ily, career, health - takes a back addicts will reach a point when they one wins. lots of money, friends, family, etc. finally are ready to admit that they wednesday, march 9, 2011 • the lebanon enterprise • OPINION A 7 ■ COLUMN ■ COLUMN Prison bill is landmark legislation Do you have a Long after a legislative such things as greater reli- been some concern in light session is in the history ance on electronic monitor- of significant rate increases books, it is often remem- ing and making sure victims in electric bills that it has not tornado plan? bered by just one or two are better informed about the done enough to keep these of its most prominent bills. progress of the sentences of rates in check. If Tuesday morning Early last week, the General those who harmed them. The House and Senate are (March 1) had dawned like Assembly gave its over- As the session’s last full also finalizing legislation Monday morning, then we whelming approval to the week drew to a close, sev- that would make it easier for could say that March was one that will almost certainly eral other significant bills businesses when it comes roaring in like a lion, so top this year’s list. Terry Mills either made it to the gov- to paperwork involving State Represetative hopefully it would go out House Bill 463, which ernor’s desk or got much such things as permits. This like a lamb. was signed into law on of help came from the Pew closer to that goal. one-stop shopping, as it is But Tuesday morning Thursday, is designed to sen- Center on the States, a pres- Two of them that com- informally called, should cut was much tamer, so look sibly rein in a prison popula- tigious non-profit organiza- pleted their journey will a significant amount of red out on March 31. Donna Carman tion that is nearly 50 percent tion that had worked on sim- help Kentucky build on its tape. Compared to the last Landmark News Service larger than it was in 2000. ilar reforms in such states reputation as a leader in Barring a change in few years, we’ve had a The state’s prison growth in clean-coal technology. One schedule, the General bottom floor of your house. as Texas, Kansas and South bad winter. And now, with It should be a room without 2007 alone was almost as Carolina. That experience would treat carbon diox- Assembly will only meet spring approaching, it’s large as the national average ide transmission lines the one day this week before a windows. If a basement is proved to be a wonderful looking like it’s going to be available, it should be used over the entire decade. With guide on what could work. same as those used by other 10-day veto recess. We will a volatile one, at least if the a price tag approaching a utilities, making it easier to return for one to two days in as the shelter. Whatever As these states have shown, weather is any indication. the location, it should be half-billion dollars annually, you can save money, lower move the gas from where it mid-March to consider any After I got to work that trend has been crowd- is produced at coal-burning possible vetoes or any other known before any tornado the crime rate and increase Monday morning, I was arrives so you can react ing out many other worthy public safety. facilities to other sites for legislation in which there checking the emails when I programs. storage. The other will may be agreement. quickly and go to that shel- The bill focuses on two came across one that made ter. This legislation is a main areas: Strengthening have the state’s Energy and As always, I want to thank reference to the tornado textbook example of what Environment Cabinet do those who have contacted -Soft materials - Pillows probation and parole in an outbreak in April 1974. and blankets should be can be accomplished when effort to reduce the number more research on injecting me this session. Although Do I remember that everyone has a seat at the carbon dioxide deep under- much of our work is done, pulled over people once of people returning to prison night? Absolutely. It was they are in the selected table. That’s why it has the for technical violations and ground, adding to similar it is never too late to let me April 3, 1974 to be exact. support of the leaders of work the state has already know your thoughts or con- room. In case a tornado hits helping low-level drug users After an afternoon and the structure, the pillows all three branches of gov- truly overcome their addic- undertaken. cerns. You can write to me early evening of one report- ernment, judges, prosecu- In other news tied to year-round at Room 329B, and blankets can soften the tion. These have been the ed tornado after another impact of debris that might tors, public defenders, law main drivers behind our our utilities, the House Capitol Annex, 702 Capitol across Kentucky, the night enforcement, local officials, and Senate are also con- Avenue, Frankfort, KY hit you. This is especially prison growth. brought no relief. I remem- true of small sharp objects jailers and victims’ advo- We expect the savings to sidering whether the state 40601. ber my father getting every- cates. The numerous meet- would be better served to You can also leave a mes- that might pierce the skin. top more than $40 million a one up out of bed and we -A meeting place - ings involving these groups year, or about 10 percent of have the Public Service sage for me or for any legis- got into the car and drove during much of the past year Commission’s members be lator at 1-800-372-7181. For Should families be sepa- the cost to run our prisons. down to the courthouse in rated during a tornado or were both bipartisan and a About half of that will go elected rather than appointed the deaf or hard of hearing, Liberty. true partnership at the state by the governor. The PSC the number is 1-800-896- severe storm, have a des- back into the system to carry Why? Because most ignated meeting place set and local level. out the law’s new and updat- regulates many utilities 0305. I hope to hear from people didn’t have base- A tremendous amount across the state, but there has you soon. ahead of time. When you ed programs, which include ments I suppose. We never are able to safely get out of got out of that car, but we your home once the storm sat parked around the court- has passed, go to that site your own miserable outlook anyone with such enthusiasm 70-7 at halftime? Come house with lots and lots of and wait for the rest of your Letters all by yourself. and pride as he has for this on! other cars, just waiting to family. Continued from A6 I know all the above to be community. Having superior teams, see if we would need to And, while none of the just because I know the truth, So Stevie, you need to find which Marion County does, dart to shelter. material I have found above and I know the man, and someone else to vent your cannot be avoided. While predicting a torna- makes references to cell two and others. However, you couldn’t have been more frustrations on. Leaving your first seven do hasn’t been perfected - phones, they’ll also be good I assure you the disagree- inaccurate if you tried. Debbie Rakes or eight players in the lineup yet - weather officials have to have on hand once a ments do not leave the room Carrie Marrett-McGuire Lebanon and maintaining full-court learned a lot since 1974 in storm has passed. Provided in which they are held. My Lebanon defensive pressure on an giving us more lead time there is a signal, you’ll father, while differing in Gym is good for the undersized and significant- should one of the storms definitely want to be able opinion on how the tourism Marrett is an asset fitness-minded ly less skilled team for the blow up. to summon help, if needed, is operated, goes no deeper to the community This is about your arti- entire first half, however, A statewide tornado drill or find out the location of than that. I know that these showcases a classless lack of conducted yesterday morn- those you’re concerned disagreements are NOT per- Stevie Lowery, you should cle regarding exercise (Feb. be ashamed of yourself. 23 edition). I feel you were sportsmanship instead of that ing, an now is a good time about. sonal. They are simply pro- superior talent. What is the to review what you would Spring storms are the fessional, and that is that. When you first became edi- remiss for not mention- tor of the paper I was proud ing Lebanon Health/Fitness point of this senseless drub- do should the tornado warn- downside of the change Moving on to address the bing? Is there some sort of a ing sirens sound. in season, but fortunately, unreliable assertions about of you for accomplishing this Gym. They have everything at such a young age. This is a person could need to get personal vendetta? Here are some things you they’re over with quickly. things smelling funny. Well, Coaches often refer to should have, or be prepared Just be prepared, and be Ms. Editor, something does the first time I have thought and stay in shape, such as that maybe you were not machines, trainers, etc. the life lessons that sports to do: safe. smell funny, and it is clear offer their athletes. I would -A radio - Have a Editor’s note: Donna to me that newspaper sales experienced enough because The Silver Sneakers I think the editorial in last program is one of the best like to ask this coach what battery-powered radio that Carman is the editor of are what is important to you. is the life lesson here. The can receive information The Casey County News in Integrity and trustworthiness weeks issue was the most with an excellent trainer childish article I have read. from right here in Lebanon. only one I can deduce is from the National Weather Liberty. never crossed my mind while that merciless humiliation Service or tune into local reading last week’s article. You say that Kenny Several insurance providers (Marrett) was personally cover the reasonable cost. is alright. Coaches also talk radio stations that will Devoting numerous para- about instilling values and provide valuable informa- graphs to what you believe attacking Chris (Hamilton). Mine doesn’t, but I feel like I I am a Debt Excuse me, but are you not get my money’s worth every discipline into their players. tion regarding the size, Kenny Marrett has done in As a native and resident of location and speed of deleterious ways opposed to doing the same to him? month. Relief Agency. Joyce Williams Marion County, I am certain- storms. With the transi- what he has done to beau- Kenny has been nothing I help people file for but an asset to this com- Lebanon ly not comfortable with the tion away from analog bankruptcy relief, tify, credit and appreciate values communicated during signals, battery-powered Marion County wasn’t at all munity. I worked for him under the bankruptcy code. for 16 years and he donated What was the point this game or with the lack of televisions do not offer fair in the least. I wanted to of drubbing? discipline displayed by this the same ability to provide write everything my father more time and money to Tim Berry this community than anyone If I were Trent Milby, I coaching staff. information. has devoted time, money and I hope The Lebanon -A place to hide - skill towards in the commu- will know, not only from his would be ashamed of myself. Falls former company (Ken- Mar I would like to know what Enterprise addresses this Structurally sound shelter nity. issue. I, for one, would like is one of the most critical Attorney-at-Law Rethinking this, I decided Tool Inc.), but out of his own the Marion County girls pocket. basketball coach was think- to hear Coach Milby’s expla- needs for safety in a tor- Ch. 7 & Ch. 13 most Marion County citizens nation. nado. Different parts of a know my father and the feats Just the time, effort and ing during his team’s dis- Bankruptcy finances he put in the old trict-opening game against Steve Lanham building are better suited he has accomplished, and the Lebanon to provide shelter than 300 East Broadway • Campbellsville, KY same people know where his Lebanon High building an obviously over-matched would have been enough for Campbellsville team last others. Identify a bath- (270) 789-4902 heart is and frankly decided room or a closet on the to just let you stew around in a lifetime. I have never met week. 1-800-741-2031

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Abell Michael Abell, left, and Daniel Abell, right, celebrated their 2nd birthday Feb. 28, 2011. They are the sons of Stephen and Jill Abell of Lebanon. Grandparents are MICHAEL DANIEL Tommy and Judy Blandford of Raywick and Alice Abell of Lebanon and the late Leo Abell. They have one brother, Thomas, and one sister, Sarah.

Photo submitted Wilson attends Higdon’s swearing-in Pictured are five generations. They are, from left, Coral Brockman, Janie Gribbins, Borjia Smith, Kayden Tongate and Donnie Brockman, Jr..

Photo submitted Photo by Bramel’s Professional Photography Hannah Wilson, daughter of Cindy and Todd Wilson Daniel Miles Wathen, son of Mike and Terry Wathen, of Bradfordsville, attended the swearing-in of State passed his board of review for Eagle Scout on Aug. Photo submitted Senator Jimmy Higdon. Chief Justice John D. Minton, Jr. 26, 2010. A court of honor ceremony was held on performed the ceremony. Pictured are five generations. They are, from left, Feb. 26, 2011, at the Lebanon United Methodist Evelyn Burress, Donnie Brockman, Donnie Brockman Church in the fellowship hall. Wathen was presented Jr., Coral Brockman and Kayden Tongate. his Eagle Scout pin, patch, badge, scarf and certifi- ■ HAIR SALON cate by Scoutmaster John Routin. Senator Jimmy Higdon, State Representative Terry Mills, Mayor Gary Crenshaw, Scout Commissioner Monica Hill and Scott Moore opens new business Landran, Pastor Darren Gillespie, Father Jerry Bell Sherry Moore recently Friday from 9 a.m. until 6 and Troop #90 all honored him in the ceremony. State opened Ovations Salon p.m. and Saturday from 9 Representative Terry Mills presented Wathen with a at 1795 Campbellsville a.m. until 2 p.m. congratulatory letter and Honorable Kentucky Colonel Highway in Lebanon. She is Walk-ins are welcome certificate from the House of Representatives and a stylist and manager. but some services are by Governor Steve L. Beshear. Family and friends were Moore offers haircuts, appointment only. also in attendance. shampoos, perms, highlights The phone number is and waxing Monday through (270) 692-3722.

Thanks to all my customers and anyone else for all your support, Photo submitted prayers, cards, phone calls, food, Pictured are five generations. They are Wendy WALK INS WELCOME Brockman, Coral Brockman, Kayden Tongate, Pauline visits, and any act of kindness Men’s & Kids Cut - $8 Mouser and Johnny Mouser. during my surgery and after. Shampoo & Cut - $10 vations Salon Linda Smith Women’s Cut - $10 O O Shampoo & Cut - $12 Studio 125 Shampoo, Cut, Style - $15 1795 Campbellsville Hwy. BBIRTHIRTH AANNOUNCEMENTNNOUNCEMENT Lebanon, KY Color, Perms, Highlight - by appointment only - starting at $35 (270) 692-3722 Wright McKenna. SHERRY MOORE, Waxing - $6 STYLIST & MANAGER Athena Social news deadline is 5 p.m. Friday. Full Facial Wax - $10 Caudill Reed Mon.-Fri. 9-6; Sat. 9-2 and Bo Kaelin Wright of and Lebanon Amanda REED announce Reed the birth of Lebanon announce the of a WRIGHT birth of a 6-pound, 3-ounce Need a 6-pound, son, Tanner James, born Jan. 10.8-ounce son, Joshua 18, 2011, at Central Baptist wedding “Foxx” Wright, born Feb. Hospital. 3, 2011, at Spring View Maternal grandparents are gift idea? Hospital, Lebanon. James and Marian Cook of Maternal grandparents are Lebanon. Paternal grand- Give a Pat and Dennis Hagan of parents are Gloria and Bob subscription to Raywick and Alan and Nan Bertrand of Brandenburg Caudill of New Mexico. and Keith and Nancy Reed The Lebanon Paternal grandparents of Louisville. are Ricky and Mary Ellen Great-grandparents are Enterprise. Wright of Calvary. Helen Cook of Lebanon, Great-grandparents are the the late Omer Cook, Marie Call (270) late Robert and Ivy Caudill Spragens of Lebanon, the of Lebanon, Marion Day and late Robert and Frances 692-6026. the late Carl Day of Ohio, Spragens, Martha Miller Pat Sayre of Calvary and of Louisville, the late Jean and Junior Buckler of Luther Goheen and the late Lebanon. Christine and Robert Reed. Joshua has one brother, Cody Abell. SRNA Training at Centre Square Spalding Chris St. Catharine College will begin State Registered and Nurses Aide training (formerly CNA) at Centre Square Crystal on April 18. The training program consists of 75 hours Spalding of classroom instruction, with a minimum of 16 hours of of clinical instruction in a long term care setting. Lebanon Tuition covers all instruction, textbooks and DVD, as announce the birth of well as on-site testing when possible. Financial aid is a 9-pound, SPALDING available. 11.5-ounce For further information, please call son, John Collin Spalding, Director of Continuing and Community Education born Feb. 11, 2011, at Spring Sr. Barbara Rapp at 270-699-2157 View Hospital, Lebanon. or e-mail [email protected] Maternal grandparents are Billy and Joyce Warner of 3405 SPRINGFIELD HWY, Lebanon. LEBANON, KY: Executive Paternal grandparents horse ranch! 2 story 4 bedroom, 3 3/4 bath home are Cecilia Spalding of features custom Lebanon and the late John woodworking, vaulted & treyed ceilings, master A. Spalding. bdrm. with master bath, John Collin has two sis- walk-in closet & study, attached 2 car garage and 4-stall horse barn all on 4+ acres fronting on Hwy. ters, Madelyn and Cheyenne. 55 (Springfield Rd.), Lebanon, Ky.All for $250,000. File #1967 Thomas Cliff and Sarah Thomas of Loretto announce the birth of a 9-pound, 12.8-ounce 1360 LOGAN RD: 2 bdrm. ranch daughter, Ansley Cambron 337 McLAIN ROAD: This 3 bdrm. home offers many extras! Nice brick home has all new wiring, kitchen, dining room, family room, Thomas, born March 2, plumbing, insulation, drywall, living room plus sunroom! Includes 2011. cabinets, carpet, vinyl and paint. One small barn, carport & 10x16 storage Maternal grandparents car attached garage and an nice level bldg. in beautiful country setting on 1 lot! Buy it all $99,500. File #1999 acre lot!! REDUCED to $88,000. File are Stanley and Phyllis #1916 Cambron. www.sellwithhale.com / [email protected] Paternal grandparents are SELL WITH HALE REALTY & AUCTION, LLC Bobby and Joanne Thomas. STEPHEN D. 805 Bardstown Rd., Suite 3 HALE Ansley has one broth- Springfield, Ky. Broker/ Auctioneer er, Ian, and one sister, (859) 336-3967 wednesday, march 9, 2011 • the lebanon enterprise • EDUCATION A 9 ■ MARION COUNTY AREA TECHNOLOGY CENTER

Pictured are, front row, from left, Dennis Brown, Cody Brahm, Shelby Mattingly and John Martinez; back row, Blake Tharp, Levi Mattingly, Jack Hagan, Spencer Maupin and Joey Clements. Tech center recognizes students of the month Through support of local business and took a tour on Feb. 24 with Dennis John Martinez- CAD/CAM/CNC and industry, the Marion County Area Brown and Angie May. Spencer Maupin- Construction Technology Center recognizes outstand- The following students were out- Technology ing students by a Student of the Month standing within the field of career and Joey Clements- Welding Technology Program. Every month, one student technical education. J.D. Spalding-Health Science from each of the 10 program areas is Shelby Mattingly- Information Blake Tharp- Industrial recognized for outstanding academic Technology achievement, good attendance, strong Jack Hagan- ‘Project Lead the Way’ Maintenance work ethic and/or class participation. Pre-Engineering Haley Hamilton- Health Science TGKY was January Student of the Cody Brahm- Automotive Levi Mattingly-Machine Tool Month sponsor. Recipients had lunch Technology Technology.

Durham, Hughes and Whitfill participate in All-State Chorus ■ INTER COUNTY ENERGY Scholarship opportunity announced are Lincoln, Garrard, Mercer, tact the office to request an Deadline to apply Boyle, Casey and Marion application by emailing far- counties. [email protected] is March 25 Students are encouraged to or calling 1 (888) 266-7322, Inter-County Energy rec- apply if their parent or legal ognizes the importance of (859)236-4561. Application guardian is a member of Inter- deadline is March 25, 2011. educating our young adults County Energy Cooperative Inter-County Energy is today for tomorrow’s leader- with their primary residence committed to helping our ship roles. being served by the coopera- For that reason, Inter- tive. young adults meet the chal- County Energy will award Applications may be picked lenges of the future. Inter- Photo submitted a $1,000 scholarship to a up at the high school coun- County Energy provides elec- graduating senior, from each From left, Kelly Durham, Sara Jean Hughes, and Adria Whitfill participated in the selor’s office, downloaded tric power to over 25,000 cus- of the cooperatives six direc- Kentucky Jr. High SATB (All-State Chorus) Feb. 10, 2011. Pictured on right is St. from our web site at www. tomers in 12 central Kentucky tor’s districts. Those districts Charles Choral Director, Kandice Spalding. intercountyenergy.net or con- counties.

Wells, and Colton Williams. , Logan Cissell, Lucas Makenzie Lundy, Theresa Perfect Attendance Colella, Hope Edlin, Olivia Lyvers, Trevor Mattingly, HHONORONOR RROLLSOLLS Third grade: Lauren Edlin, Justin Elder, Austin Trevor Miles, Mathew Bickett, Lexie Browning, Farmer, Taylor Fields, Leland Pelfrey, Sydney Reisinger, Nathan Cambron, Noah Glasscock, Savannah Goode, Tatum Riggs, Jon Connor The following students Noah Spalding, and Kyle Ty Walston, and Kendra Daugherty, Jason Goble, Chance Gordon, Daniel Ross, Logan Spalding, Noah earned recognition for the Thomas. Withrow. Wyatt Hagan, Logan Hall, Hamilton, Steven Hume, Spalding, Kyle Thomas, and second nine weeks at West Second honor roll Fifth grade: Adam Bartley, Jake Hamilton, Andrew Tanner Hutchins, Nicholas Brianna Thompson. Marion Elementary School. Third grade: Seth Allen, Blake Bartley, McKenna Harvey, LeeAnn Jones, Emily Kaminski, Cameron Logsdon, First honor roll Mattie Bartley, Michael Bartley, Justin Beaven, Hank Mattingly, Chase Miles, Andrew Newton, Kallie ABSOLUTE...ABSOLUTE...ABSOLUTE... Third grade: Lilly Alford, Blandford, Madyson Blanford, Browning, Trent Cambron, ABSOLUTE...ABSOLUTE...ABSOLUTE...ABSOLUTE...ABSOLUTE...ABSOLUTE...ABSOLUTE...ABSOLUTE...AB

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Lyon, Kristi Martin, Emily Hume, Tanner Hutchins, Clayton Farmer, Sarah Hardin, Fourth grade: Cody Mattingly, Eli Medley, Chase Makenzie Lundy, Theresa Andrew Kelty, Eden Kessler, th AM Abell, Bryce Barnett, Sierra Miles, Mack Mullenhour, Addi Lyvers, Bethany Mattingly, Cassidy Logsdon, Alex SATURDAY, MAR. 26 –10 Bickett, Caitlyn Bishop, Brian Murphy, Kailey Nally, Dalton Derek Mattingly, Trevor Mattingly, Chloe Mattingly, Location: 3355 Plum Hannah Mattingly, Kaylee Run Road. Signs Blanford, Kody Brady, Kylie Sibley, Dailyn Spalding, Miles, Madison Murphy, Posted. Browning, Caleb Burns, Shelby Stout, Kristen Thomas, Melissa Nation, Cameron Mattingly, Matthew Miles, Reason for Sale: To set- Tanner Butcher, Abbi Cissell, Clayton Tungate, and Logan O’Daniel, Jon Connor Ross, James Mitchell, Michael tle a part of the John Hurst Robey, Will Sallee, Abby Estate, GOLDMARK REAL- Callie Elder, Adrienne Faught, Votaw. Christen Shofner, Autumn TORS® of Bardstown, KY Lauren Ferriell, Cassidy Fourth grade: Marley Smith, Ethan Spalding, Logan Scott, and Hunter Stump. has been commissioned to Logsdon, Chloe Mattingly, Allender, Tyler Barnett, Elise Spalding, Anna Thomas, Fifth grade: Savannah sell the following described Bell, Tiffany Bickett, Hank property at Absolute Jordan Proctor, Abby Scott, Carpenter, Leah Cheser, Dylan Brianna Thompson, Haydn Auction. and Austin Smith. Clark, Bailey Cull, Nathaniel Browning, Garrett Chesser Items for Sale: One Fifth grade: Tiffany Bickett, Essex, Clayton Farmer, Cody year lease on 205 acres & Jesse Bohannon, Olivia Edlin, all improvements. Lots of Goff, Adison Hardin, Eden 5JGNVGTHTQOVJG5VQTO farm equipment to include Alice Farmer, Trent Farmer, Kessler, Bennett Lucas, Alex five tractors: New Holland Taylor Fields, Dylan Garrett, Mattingly, Owen Mattingly, 6610, Ford 5000 Ford 5000 Daniel Hamilton, Devan Tyler Mattingly, Matthew w/ loader, Ford 7700, Super A w/ cultivators trac- Jones, Nicholas Kaminski, Miles, Candice Pendygraft, tor weights, 4 wagons, 20’ Cameron Logsdon, Sydney Justin Nation, Reanne Norris, goose neck flat bed trailer, Reisinger, Tatum Riggs, Josh Osbourne, Michael 20’ goose neck cattle trail- 2TGRCTGHQTOQVJGTPCVWTGYKVJ er, 1997 Dodge truck, 1964 Alexis Shewmaker, Hannah Robey, Will Sallee, Brandon RTQRGTV[QYPGTUKPUWTCPEGEQXGTCIG TTom#IGPV0COGom Simms Ford 600 grain truck, hay Shoemake, Connor Spalding, Smothers, Lance Thomas, Corner#IGPV#FFTGUU of Spalding & tedder, 2 New Holland hay- #IGPV%KV[Mulberry St. bines, 2 New Holland hay- SPENCER SPENCER MAUPINMAUPIN -- MarchMarch 1010 #IGPV2JQPG692-4304 balers, 2 hay conveyors, New Idea hay rake, 3 hay 5JGNVGT+PUWTCPEGEQO racks, single row silage/hay chopper, silage unloaders, silo uploaders & parts, silo pipes, feed con- WASHINGTON COUNTY LIVESTOCK CENTER veyor, John Deere silage blower, Gehl silage wagon, Springfield, Ky. • 859-336-3481 gravity wagon, corn Sale Every Friday planter, several grain Date: March 4 & 7 Receipts: 480 augers, grain sweep, 2 hay Baby Calves B.H. $60.00 - $250.00 spears, old & newerGehl grinders/mixers, 11’ bushhog, 10’ lift Started B.H. $250.00 - $400.00 disc, drag disc, 4 bottom plow, chisel plow, 22’ batwing har- (859) 336-9800 Cows and Calves B.H. $1,050.00 - $1,375.00 row, 4 row cultivator, EZ flow seeder, conventional manure 1109 Lincoln Park Rd. Springers B.H. $800.00 - $1,200.00 spreader, old liquid spreader, seed drills, post hole digger, Springfield, KY 40069 FEEDER CATTLE: grader blade, dump trailer, 2 row setter, air press & boxes, Steer/Bulls Heifers Holsteins app 10,000 sticks, tanks for setter, self-propelled irrigation 200-300# $150.00-$158.00 $120.00-$135.00 $100.00-$110.00 pump, hog feeders, culverts, sprayer, wood beams, and a building lot full of equipment, cutting torch & cart, chain saw, 300-400# $145.00-$157.00 $125.00-$135.00 $97.00-$105.00 torpedo heater, gas heater & blower, ladder, wheel barrel, bat- 400-500# $140.00-$152.00 $122.00-$133.00 $95.00-$102.00 tery charger & all kinds of misc. tools. 500-600# $134.00-$145.00 $115.00-$122.00 Terms: Personsal Property - cash or personal check w/ prop- BUS TRIP TO NEW YORK CITY 600-700# $117.00-$127.00 $110.00-$117.70 er identification. Real Estate – 20% down day of sale – balance 700-800# $110.00-$120.00 $105.00-$112.00 on or before 30 days with lease. A 10% buyer’s premium will be GROUPS OF CATTLE: added to final bid to determine final selling price. Sept. 22-26 15 Blk. Cows & Calves (local farm) 13 Blk. & Char Heifers, 642 - $117.70 Possession: w/ lease Owners: In Receivership 45 Blk. & Char. Cows & Calves (Nelson Co.) Includes Transportation, Rooms, Broadway Show, OPEN HOUSE…SUNDAY, MAR. 20TH...2-4 PM For Special Cow Sale FRIDAY, MAR. 11 @ 7 P.M. Listing Agent: HAROLD WIMSETT: 502-248-0383 Empire State Building, Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island, Good Holstein & Beef Cows - $62.00-$76.00 OR JOEY HAYDEN: 502-460-1078 Ground Zero, 8 hr. City Tour of New York to include Thin & Medium Cows-$43.00-$60.00 ANNOUNCEMENTS MADE DAY OF SALE TAKE PRECEDENTS OVER ALL PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS WHETHER WRITTEN OR ORAL. Central Park, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Rockefeller Center, Slaughter Bulls-$76.00-$87.00 AUCTIONEERS: Joey Hayden Call (859) 336-3481 or Johnny Wheatley (859) 336-3162/336-4310, APP. AUCTIONEERS: Harold Wimsett Times Square, four Breakfasts & 1 Dinner Meal. and Jerry Janes Jeff Shewmaker (859) 262-5130/481-4510, Travis Cocanougher 481-4872 BROKER: Harold Wimsett For more information SPECIAL COW SALE FRIDAY, MAR. 11 @ 7:00 P.M. 105 OLD BLOOMFIELD PIKE, BARDSTOWN www.goldmarkrealtors.com JOEY HAYDEN

CALL JENA HILL (859) 336-3354. $659 per person. Next FEEDER SALE Date-MON., MAR. 14 @ 9:30 A.M. 502-348-1740 Principal Auctioneer • 502-460-1078 This trip is through Martin Tours, 1770 Ky. Hwy. 78, Stanford, Ky. REGULAR SALE EVERY FRIDAY. SOLUTE...ABSOLUTE...ABSOLUTE...AB Helping You and the Community! A10 FAITH • the lebanon enterprise • wednesday, march 9, 2011 Bethlehem awards academic placement scholarships

APOSTOLIC CATHOLIC

BETHEL STAR APOSTOLIC ST. CHARLES CATHOLIC 328 Lincoln Ave., Lebanon 675 Hwy. 327, Lebanon, KY Pastor: Eld. Michael J. Johnson Sr. Phone: (270) 692-4513 Phone: (270) 699-3611 Pastor: Rev. Jim Graf Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Services: Sunday school 10:00 a.m.; Masses: 2nd, 4th & 5th Saturday at 5 p.m. Sunday worship, Sundays at 10:45 a.m. 11:30 a.m. and 4 p.m.; Wednesdays at 5 p.m. Fridays at 9 a.m. and Tuesday missionary, Wednesday ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI CATHOLIC Bethlehem High School announced the recipients of the academic placement schol- prayer and Friday youth, 7 p.m. nightly. 6785 Hwy. 52, St. Francis arships for the incoming class of freshmen, prior to homecoming ceremonies on Jan. Come and give God the praise. Phone: (270) 865-2521 28. Those receiving scholarships were, back row from left, Lesley Downs (St. Joe), Cole Email: [email protected] Plouvier (St. Ann), Adam Carrithers (St. Joe), Seth McDowell (St. Joe), Taylor Gagne CALVARY’S WAY CHURCH 1125 Loretto Road, Lebanon Web site: www.sf-hc.org (Old Kentucky Home Middle School), and Lucas Carrico (St. Dominic); front row from Presently meeting at Hampton Inn Masses: Thursday, 9 a.m.; left, Catherine Terrell (St. Joe), Sloan Seeger (St. Joe), Mary Wimsett (St. Joe), and Pastor: Steve Rawlings Saturday, 4 p.m.; Sunday, 10 a.m. Emma Lynch (St. Dominic). Not Pictured - Rebecca Bowman (St. Augustine) and Elijah Phone: (270) 692-0789 Rosenbaum (St. Joe). Sunday worship, 11:00 a.m.; CHRISTIAN Tuesday prayer, 7:00 p.m.; and Bible class, adult/children, 7:30 p.m. FIRST CHRISTIAN ■ LIFE MATTERS (DISCIPLES OF CHRIST) ASSEMBLIES OF GOD 114 East Main St., Lebanon Pastor: Rev. Anthony E. Gilbert ABUNDANT LIFE Email: [email protected] ASSEMBLY OF GOD Phone: (270) 692-3921 549 North Spalding Ave., Lebanon Services: Sunday school, 9:45 a.m.; Pastor: Bro. Neal Gordon Sunday worship, 11 a.m. The days go by Phone: (270) 692-3112 Email: It’s a line from the Eagles so easily, always so quickly, [email protected] CHURCH OF CHRIST 1975 classic hit, Tequila passing through time - time, Services: Sunday school and adult Bible Sunrise: “The days go by.” the common denominator that fellowship, 9:30 a.m.; Sunday services, CHURCH OF CHRIST And they do. Whether levels us all until we are all 10:45 a.m. (sign language interpreter avail- 200 Hood Ave., Lebanon Mniister: Charles Blevins you’re like it or not, whether equal, everyone of us dust. able) and 6:30 p.m. and Bible Blast at 6:30 p.m.; Thursday, Men’s Bible Study, Power Phone: (615) 218-1692 Cell you waiting for (or endur- But not dust in the wind, Services: Sunday Bible study, 10 a.m. ing) a tequila sunrise on a floating along random like, Kids and Cross Training, 7 p.m.; Saturday Prayer Meeting, 7 p.m. Sunday worship, 10:50 a.m. and 6 p.m. beach in Acapulco, or work- drifting in the currents of Wednesday Bible study, 6 p.m. ing in a coal mine in eastern time, without meaning or BAPTIST Kentucky, or trading stocks Dr. David B. Whitlock purpose. Seeing years com- on Wall Street, or writing pressed in minute segmented CENTRAL BAPTIST METHODIST songs in Nashville - the days videos reminds us of our two Corner of Lee Ave and St. Rose Road GRAVEL SWITCH go by. Like wet sand slipping Whitlock preaching. “Wow!” inescapable boundaries: birth Phone: (270) 692-4333 UNITED METHODIST through our fingers, the days she exclaimed. “Your preach- and death. But as long as Pastor: Bill Proctor 240 Church St., Gravel Switch go by. ing style has changed. You we travel, we can and should Services: Sunday school, 10 a.m.; Pastor: Ollie M. Wicker Lori and I have a friend who used to be sooo loud, and you sing because we have hope Sunday worship, 11 a.m. and 6 p.m.; Phone: (270) 337-2021 takes old videos and transfers preached FOREVER!” I think of a forever life that endures Wednesday prayer meeting, 7 p.m. Services: Sunday school, 10 a.m.; Van service is available. them into a DVD. People give it was a compliment, but all I beyond the family movie. As Sunday worship, 11 a.m. him their wedding ceremony, Moses said it in his prayer, could see was a fuller head of FIRST BAPTIST HIGHVIEW children’s birthday parties, hair, no gray - and smoother “Satisfy us each morning with North Depot St., Lebanon UNITED METHODIST anniversaries, and other sig- skin on my youthful face. your unfailing love so we may Pastor: Rev. Tommy Calhoun 1850 Highview Pike, Raywick nificant life events. The qual- We are a blended family, sing for joy to the end of our Phone: (270) 692-4582 Pastor: Rev. Brent Loy ity on the DVD is better and so our family video viewing lives.” Services: Sunday school, 9:30 a.m., Phone: (270) 692-9737 more enduring. takes twice as long. There Yes, Moses, to the end of Sunday worship, 11 a.m. Email: So Lori has been going was Mary-Elizabeth dancing, our lives, and beyond, to a life [email protected] through all our family videos Harrison being awakened on that extends beyond our lives. GRACE BAPTIST Services: second, fourth and fifth to see which ones we want William Faulkner put it like 350 East Main St., Lebanon Sundays - Sunday school, 10 a.m.; Christmas day by the kisses Sunday worship, 11 a.m. our friend to convert onto of Skittles, his new puppy, this in his 1950 Nobel Prize Pastor: Rev. Clellan Hays Phone: (270) 692-2150 DVD. The other night after Madi with her baby dolls, speech, “I believe that man LEBANON UNITED METHODIST Services: Sunday school, 10 a.m.; Sunday dinner, she asked me, “Want will not merely endure: he 236 N. Spalding Ave., Lebanon and Dave playing in his Davy worship, 11 a.m. and 6 p.m.; to watch some of the family Crocket outfit. Grandparents, will prevail. He is immortal, Pastor: Darren Gillespie videos?” not because he alone among Wednesday prayer meeting, Phone: (270) 692-2761 aunts, uncles, brothers, sisters Bible study and youth, 6:30 p.m. Two and a half hours later, - they were all there, through the creatures has an inex- Email: [email protected] Services: Sunday worship, 8:30 a.m. & teary-eyed and smiling, we all those years. haustible voice, but because turned off the VCR. I went to he has a soul, a spirit capable LEBANON BAPTIST 10:50 a.m.; Sunday school, 9:40 a.m., The days go by: Mary- youth, 5:30 p.m.; English as second lan- bed, thinking that was the last of compassion and sacrifice 144 East Mulberry St., Lebanon Elizabeth gave up ballet long Pastor: Dr. David B. Whitlock guage class, 9:40 a.m.; Hispanic Bible of our family viewing. But and endurance.” ago; Madi’s baby dolls are Phone: (270) 692-3031 Study (in Spanish), 12:30 p.m. Wednesday the next morning, instead of somewhere; Harrison and Maybe, just maybe, Don Web sites: www.davidbwhitlock.com - Bible study, 11 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.; youth, the news in the background of I buried his Christmas day Henley and Glenn Frey - sip- or www.lebanonbaptistchurchky.org 6 p.m. & kids’ activities, 6:30 p.m. our get-ready-for-work rou- puppy, by then the grizzled ping straight tequila, waiting Services: Sunday school, 9:45 a.m.; Van transportation, nursery and sign tine, Lori was playing another Skittles, several years ago; on the sunrise - were some- Sunday worship, 10:45 a.m.; Wednesday language interpreting available. family video. “Look at that, And it’s been years since I how, somewhere deep within night worship, 6:45 p.m. would you?” she chuckled could hold tiny Davey high themselves hoping for hope, SHERMAN CHAPEL while putting on her make-up, above my head - balancing thinking that there must be MULDRAUGH HILL BAPTIST AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL ZION pointing to then three-year- him in one hand, the toddler more, more than what is here, 4430 Hwy. 289, Lebanon CHURCH old Madi’s recitation of the sucking on his pacifier, kick- as “the days go by.” Pastor: Rev. Victor Stansbury Proctor Knott Ave./Chandler St., Lebanon Pledge of Allegiance. ing his chubby legs, giggling And there is. Phone: (270) 692-2420 Phone: (270) 692-4057 Pastor: Rev. BaTavi M. Combs That evening when I uncontrollably - and proclaim Editor’s note: David B. Web site: www.muldraughhill.org arrived home, there was Lori Whitlock, Ph.D., can be Services: Sunday school, 10 a.m.; Services: Sunday Church school, 9:30 while laughing with him, a.m.; Sunday Worship, 11 a.m.; Sunday worship, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.; again, glued to the TV, video “Behold, the child!” reached at drdavid@davidb- Wednesday Prayer meeting, 6 p.m., and Wednesday prayer meeting, youth in, on the road to becoming a Each moment was a whitlock.com or through his Bible study, 6:30 p.m. family video junkie - this time moment, caught in time, pic- website at www.davidbwhit- and children’s activities, 7 p.m. watching the then young Dr. tured on camera, fleeting ever lock.com. PLEASANT HILL BAPTIST NON-DENOMINATIONAL 1515 Hwy. 243, Gravel Switch CCHURCHHURCH BBRIEFSRIEFS Pastor: Bro. Robert Shockley NEW BIRTH MISSION Phone: (859) 236-7136 3553 Holy Cross Road, Loretto, KY Contemplative Prayer Day will be held Friday, March 25, 2011 at 7 p.m. Services: Sunday school, 9:45 a.m.; Located on Hwy. 49 between Loretto Sunday worship, 11 a.m. and 6 p.m.; and Holy Cross. St. Catharine Motherhouse (Hwy #150 at St. Vincent Church, Nazareth. Tickets and Wednesday Bible study Pastor: Larry Baker west of Springfield) will hold its monthly reservations requested. For more informa- and children’s service, 7 p.m. Phone: (270) 699-5766 Contemplative Prayer Day from 9:30 a.m. tion, call (502) 348-1513 or (502) 345-1597 Services: Sunday school, 10 a.m.; Sunday to 3:30 p.m. Saturday, March 19. The day worship, 11 a.m. & 6 p.m.; or go to [email protected] or sgray@ WOODLAWN BAPTIST includes centering prayer, meditative walks, Tuesday service, 7 p.m. scnky.org. Corner of Hood and silence, a presentation on “Mysticism as Woodlawn Avenue, Lebanon Growth in Human Consciousness” by Sr. Pastor: Bro. Gregory Haynes NEW BEGINNINGS Phone: (270) 692-4825 Marilyn King, RSM discussion on the pre- COMMUNITY OUTREACH Revival at Woodlawn Baptist Church Web site: sentation, personal prayer and a blessing. 8876 Perryville Rd., Springfield, KY www.woodlawnbaptist2serve.org Bring bag lunch. Drinks provided. Woodlawn Baptist Church in Lebanon will Pastor: George Hourigan Services: Sunday school, 9:45 a.m.; Phone: (859) 336-0327 For more information, call Sr. Mary Otho be having a revival on Sunday, March 27, at Sunday worship, 11 a.m. and 6 p.m.; Email: [email protected] Ballard, (859) 284-5201. Wednesday prayer meeting, 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. and Monday, March 28 - Services: Sunday morning worship, 10 Bible study and youth, 7 p.m. Wednesday, March 30, at 7 p.m. Bro. Patrick a.m.; small groups, 6:30 p.m.; Tuesday Inspirational concert Butcher will be the guest speaker and every- - Journey to Recovery Group, 7 p.m.; CATHOLIC Wednesday - prayer service and youth/ An inspirational concert by Joe Simmons one is welcome. children’s classes, 6:30 p.m.; Thursday - HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC women’s Bible study, 6:30 p.m. (at the House 3560 N. St. Francis Road, Loretto of Hope in Springfield). Saturday - men’s Pastor: Rev. Joseph Hemmerle devotional time, 7 p.m. (every Saturday LOCAL CHURCH SPONSORS Phone: (270) 865-2521 except the first Saturday of the month.) Email: [email protected] Web site: www.sf-hc.org Pleasant Run Lanham Refrigeration Masses: Tuesday, 9 a.m.; Official Dealer PAT’S PHARMAC Y 4625 Shortline Pike Highway 1195 Sunday, 8 a.m. Lebanon, Ky. 40033 Business since 1945 498 W . Main St., Lebanon Pastor: Bro. Troy Mattingly Commercial & Residential Springfield Road & 107 W. Main St . HOLY NAME OF MARY CATHOLIC 270-699-5412 Equal Housing Lender (270) 692-4950 3295 Highway 208, Lebanon Sunday worship service 10 a.m. (270) 692-6559 Member FDIC (270) 692-6405 Phone: (270) 692-6491 Wednesday Bible Study 6:30 p.m. Pastor: Rev. Gerald L. Bell Thursday night New In Christ Bible Study We’ll keep Mattingly Associate Pastor: Rev. Pablo Hernandez for adults and young adults 6:30 p.m. you smiling Email: [email protected] Dr. Phil Zink and Funeral Home Masses: Saturday, 4:30 p.m.; 136 W. Main • (270) 692-3177 Dr. Philip Zink II Since 1933 Sunday, 10 a.m. PRESBYTERIAN Lebanon Trade Center 219 S. Proctor Knott Ave. 195 Holy Cross Rd., Loretto (270) 692-6046 (270) 692-4339 (270) 865-2201 ST. AUGUSTINE CATHOLIC UNITED PRESBYTERIAN 235 South Spalding Avenue, Lebanon 157 East Main Street, Lebanon Phone: (270) 692-3019 Pastor: Rev. Murray McCandless Pastor: Rev. Gerald L. Bell Phone: (270) 692-2551 Associate Pastor: Fr. Jim Reinhart Email: [email protected]; ® building communities...built on trust Email: [email protected] Web site: upcleb.com Lebanon Web site: www.staugustinechurch.net Services: Sunday school, 10 a.m. 521 W. Main Street Masses: Saturday, 4:30 p.m.; and worship, 11 a.m. (270) 692-0064 FDIC insured Sunday, 9 and 11 a.m. A nursery is provided for both. the lebanon enterprise • wednesday, march 9, 2010 • PUBLIC RECORDA11 attorney fees for alleged default $200,000. Restaurant, 6220 Bradfordsville on debt. Nevita Caldwell Irrevocable Road, Lebanon; 2-09-11. Regular 11-C-00047, 02-22-2011, Capital Trust to Garland Caldwell, real food service inspection rating: 98. One Bank (USA) N.A. vs. Elizabeth property located on Highway 208 Violations: bathroom sinks in poor A. Russell, 2175 Howardstown in Marion County for $200,000. repair. Public record Road, Raywick, plaintiff seeks • Fivestar Foodmart #5100, operator’s license, $183. Misdemeanors $827.38 plus interest, court costs 798 West Main St., Lebanon; It is the policy of The and attorney fees for alleged 2-11-11. Regular food and retail Jacob Tyler Lyon, 620 Gerald Derrick K. English, 202 Kobert Food service inspections Lebanon Enterprise to pub- default on debt. food service inspection ratings: O’Daniel Road, Lebanon, careless Ave., Lebanon, possession of mari- The following food sanita- lish public records as they 11-C-00050, 02-23-2011, 84/93. Food violations: *Improper driving, $233. juana and use/possession of drug tion inspections were conduct- are reported by various Capital One Bank (USA) N.A. vs. date marking on sandwiches; Dennis Mulligan Mayo, 506 paraphernalia, $333. ed by Marion County Health agencies. Julia A. Mattingly, 4299 Hwy. 289, Center. The rating score of the *uncovered employee drink in Village Loop, Lebanon, operating Jessie D. Culver, 47 Campton This policy has been Lebanon, plaintiff seeks $1,714.90 establishment is determined food prep area; *person in charge a motor vehicle under the influ- School Road, Greensburg, theft by plus interest, court costs and by subtracting weighted point doesn’t demonstrate knowledge established to preserve ence of alcohol/drugs, license deception including cold checks the fairness and impar- attorney fees for alleged default totals of noted violations from of food safety; no lid on trash can suspended for 90 days, 90 days under $500, $153. on debt. tiality of The Lebanon ADE and $733. 100. Unannounced inspections in women’s bathroom; dumpster Timothy Michael Turner, 202 Lil observe the overall operation overflowing; Retail violations: Enterprise. Joseph Martin Fowler, 660 Jodie Drive, Lebanon, violations of including food source and *person in charge doesn’t demon- Names appearing in Maple Street Apts., Lebanon, a Kentucky DPO/DVO, six months District civil dispositions protection, personnel, food strate knowledge of food safety; operating a motor vehicle under public records and docu- in jail, probated for 24 months equipment and utensils, main- no lid on trash can in women’s the influence of alcohol/drugs, on condition he completes DV 10-C-00099, 04-22-2010, ments published by The tenance of water and sewage bathroom; dumpster overflowing. first offense, aggravator, two days counseling, takes medication as Capital One Bank (USA) N.A. vs. systems, garbage and refuse Enterprise will be pub- Follow-up in 10 days on food and in jail, 10 additional days pro- prescribed and no contact with Elizabeth A. Robbins, 2115 Hwy. disposal, insect, rodent and ani- lished without exceptions. retail. bated for 24 months, 90 days ADE, victim, and $163. 1157, Lebanon, dismissed without mal control and storage of toxic Public records are pub- license suspended for 90 days and prejudice. Follow-up food and retail Megan T. Hazelwood, 356 Lake items among others. lished as a news service to $733. 10-C-00332, 12-27-2010, food service inspection: 2-28-11. our readers. Ave., Lebanon, attempt theft by Critical violations four or Brandon M. Kelly, 3170 unlawful taking/disposition, four Chancellor’s Learning Systems five points in weight are items Ratings: 96/96. Violations: Food Bloomfield Road, Springfield, dis- Inc. vs. Anne M. Parker, 387 S. which uncorrected carry the and retail: No lid on trash can in KY State Police days in jail revoked from prior case regarding a traffic control device, with an additional 30 days pro- Woodlawn Ave., Lebanon, default potential as an imminent threat women’s restroom; dumpster activity report traffic light, state traffic school and bated for 24 months on condition judgment in favor of plaintiff for to the publics’ health. These overflowing. $2,835 plus interest, court costs During the month of February, $133. of no further violations and no items must be corrected in a • Salem’s Shell, 679 West Main and attorney fees. 2011, there were 22 traffic acci- Christopher P. Clark, 963 Fry contact with victim, and $188. time designated by the health St., Lebanon; 2-11-11. Regular food center not to exceed 10 days. dents investigated by the State Ridge Road, Greensburg, no oper- Derrick Keith English, 10 and retail food service inspection Police working in the Post 15 area ator’s license in possession, $158. Howard Ave., Lebanon, criminal • West Marion Elementary ratings: 88/95. Food violations: in the 11 counties of Adair, Casey, Amy J. Nalley, 185 Miller Pike, possession of a forged instrument, Circuit court suits School, 8175 Loretto Road, no thermometer in refrigerator; Clinton, Cumberland, Green, Lebanon, operating a motor vehi- third, 12 months in jail, probated 11-CI-00034, 01-31-2011, Loretto; 2-01-11. Regular and employee preparing food not Marion, Metcalfe, Monroe, Russell, cle under the influence of alcohol/ for 24 months on condition of no Edmund Walker, Marion follow-up food service inspection wearing hair restraint; no chemi- Taylor and Washington. drugs, second, 14 days in jail, 12 further violations, substance abuse Adjustment Center, 95 Raywick rating: 96/100. Violations: *inside cal test strips available; outside of There were three fatalities dur- months ADE, license suspended assessment and $163. Road, St. Mary, vs. Daniel Akers, of ice machine soiled. ice machine soiled; water leaking ing the month of February in the for 12 months, and $883. Clinton T. Daugherty, 2040 Warden, Marion Adjustment Follow-up: *critical violation in bottom of cooler; men’s bath- Post 15 area: Bradley A. King, 630 East Main Miller Pike, Lebanon, criminal pos- Center, 95 Raywick Road, St. Mary, corrected; no other violations. room door not self-closing; lots • Rodney Irvin of Russell Springs St., Lebanon, failure of non-owner session of a forged instrument, plaintiff seeks declaration of rights. • Adams Pharmacy, 125 West of clutter throughout store. Retail was killed in Russell County operator to maintain required third, two counts, six months in 11-CI-00047, 02-10-2011, Main St., Lebanon; 2-02-11. violations: fan guards in walk in 2/03/11. insurance, $633, $400 probated jail, probated for 24 months on Deutsche Bank National Trust Regular food service inspection cooler soiled; men’s bathroom • Barbara Mattingly of Lebanon if keeps insurance for six months condition of no further violations, Company vs. Daniel Winsor ET AL, rating: 100. No violations. door not self-closing; lots of clutter was killed in Marion County with no lapse. no contact with victim and $188. 9098 Bloomfield Road, Springfield, • Susie’s Bottoms Up Bar & Grill, throughout store. 2/07/11. Joseph O. Napier, 2254 Gene Thomas A. Bradshaw, 55 Gray plaintiff seeks $99,019.52 plus 205 Main Street, Raywick; 2-02-11. • Village of Lebanon, 105 Village interest, court costs and attorney • Sherri Vibbert of Jamestown Hunt Road, Raywick, operating a St., Lebanon, theft by deception Regular food service inspection Way, Lebanon; 2-14-11. Regular fees for alleged default on debt. was killed in Russell County motor vehicle under the influence including cold checks under $500, rating: 97. Violations: box of toilet and follow-up food service inspec- 2/15/11. of alcohol/drugs, first offense, 12 $193. 11-CI-00061, 02-22-2011, paper on floor; no soap in men’s tion ratings: 96/100. Violations: days in jail with 10 days probated Chase Bank USA N.A. vs. Melissa J. and women’s restroom. This brings our yearly fatality Nathan W. Ballard, 2660 St. Regular: *various ready to eat for 24 months on condition of no Million, 2015 Miller Pike, Lebanon, count to five compared with three Francis Road, St. Francis, theft by • Chasers, LLC, 110 North foods out of date; destroyed further violations, 90 days ADE, plaintiff seeks $8,558.68 plus inter- through this same period in 2010. deception including cold checks Proctor Knott Ave., Lebanon; 2-03- immediately. Follow-up: *critical license suspended for 90 days and under $500, $343, $190 probated est, court costs and attorney fees 11. Regular food service inspec- Statewide, the fatality count violation corrected. No other viola- 773. if checks are paid within 30 days. for alleged default on debt. tion rating: 97. Violations: wiping stands at 87 compared with 99 tions. John Wayne Wright, 503 Royer 11-CI-00065, 03-01-2011, cloths not in sanitizer; ice being through this same period in 2010. Mary Jane Mattingly, 2719 St. • Lebanon Middle School, 200 Ave., Lebanon, no operator’s/ Matthew Cemetery Church Road, Americredit Financial Services dumped in hand-wash sink. During the month of February, Corporate Drive, Lebanon; 2-15- moped license and operating a Campbellsville, theft by deception vs. Tony Hood, 107 Rowntree Ct., • St. Augustine Elementary 2011, there were 1,167 citations 11. Regular and follow-up food motor vehicle under the influence including cold checks under $500, Apt. #2, Lebanon, plaintiff seeks Cafeteria, 235 South Spalding Ave., written, 402 courtesy notices writ- service inspection ratings: 93/96. of alcohol/drugs, first offense, two counts, 10 days in jail, pro- $6,487.63 plus interest, court Lebanon; 2-03-11. Regular food ten, 1,299 vehicles inspected, 639 license suspended for 90 days, 90 Violations: improper thawing of bated for 24 months, and $183. costs and attorney fees for alleged service inspection rating: 100. No complaints answered, 102 motor- days ADE, and $743. food; employee not wearing hair default on debt. violations. ists assisted, 51 criminal cases Mark Eugene Kelly, 727 Country restraint while preparing food; Brian Keith Wohner, 702 Doctor opened and 183 criminal arrests Club Drive, Lebanon, alcohol • Cozy Corner Tavern, Hwy. 49 *pan in poor repair (destroyed St., Lebanon, no operator’s license made. intoxication in a public place, $25 and 52, Loretto; 2-04-11. Regular in possession, $218. immediately). fine and court costs. Circuit court dispositions food service inspection rating: Follow-up: *critical item cor- Joshua L. Turpin, 3380 McElroy 10-CI-00237, 06-18-2010, 94. Violations: cup in soup has no Leslie Russell, 1990 Scott’s Ridge rected; other violations remain the Pike, Lebanon, improper equip- American General Home Equity, handle; outside of ice machine in New drivers Road, Raywick, theft by deception same. ment, $133. including cold checks under $500, Inc. vs. Grace Hill ET AL, 11206 poor repair; dumpster lid open; NOTICE: Any permit holder Paula F. Taylor, 366 S. Harrison $500 fine, $450 probated if checks Harrison Lane, Fairdale, default floor soiled underneath shelves. wishing to take the road test St., Lebanon, speeding 45 mph in are paid within 30 days, and court judgment in favor of plaintiff for • St. Charles Middle School can call (270) 692-2681 to 35 zone, $173. costs. master commissioner sale. schedule an appointment. Cafeteria, 1155 Hwy. 327, Casandra Spalding, 226 North Lebanon; 2-04-11. Regular food The following passed the road Forest St., Lebanon, improper service inspection rating: 100. No test March 1, 2011, and earned equipment, $153. Divorces violations. their Kentucky driver’s license. Small Claims dispositions Emily A. Saderholm, 208 Boiling Douglas Wayne Fryer and • Bradfordsville Superior Lillie Mattingly (Claims filed in a lawsuit give Springs Drive, Lexington, improper only one side of the case.) Autumn Nicole Dawson Fryer Food, Bradfordsville; 2-08-11. WWe’ree’re Michael P. Hardin equipment, $143. Regular food and retail food ser- 11-S-00004, 01-25-2011, Marion William B. Broyles and Pamela vice inspection ratings: 100/96. Ricky T. Grubbs Jr. Billy-Richard Nickolas, 1157 County Water District vs. Laura Gale Clark Broyles Violations: Food - No violations Fetzer Lane, Oakley, Calif., improp- Dulmaine, 130 Nerinx Road, Heather N. Milliman found. Retail - *Medicine out of just er equipment, $148. Loretto, dismissed before trial. Olivia M. Carrico date. Follow-up immediately. Dalton W. Mullins, 2149 Old 11-S-00005, 01-25-2011, St. Land transfers Follow-up retail food service Lebanon Road, Campbellsville, no Joe Grocery, 2915 St. Joe Road, Joseph S. Leake Jr. to David Ivan inspection rating: 100. Violations: insurance, $633, $400 probated as Raywick, vs. Danny Miracle, 8015 dripping Prepaid fines and Teresa Ann Hunt real prop- *critical violation corrected; no now has insurance. St. Joe Road, Campbellsville, dis- Rollin K. Shreve, 423 N. Fairview, erty located in Marion County for other violations. Christopher S. Mullins, 580 missed before trial. $25,000. Deland, Fla., failure to wear a seat Spurlington Church Road, • Gribbins Grocery, Hwy. Glenda and Troy Mattingly, first belt, $25. Campbellsville, improper equip- 337, Gravel Switch; 2-07-11. with new parties, Bruce Caldwell, second ment, $148. Regular food and retail food District civil suits party; and James Keith Riggs and service inspection rating: 89/98. Craig Alan Jacobs, 104 Mallard Traffic 10-C-00333, 12-29-2010, Dene Cambron, third parties, real Violations: Food - *meat out of Point, Willisburg, improper equip- Theodore H. Lavit and Associates, property located in Marion County date; *person in charge doesn’t ideas! Mathew F. Glasscock, 4605 ment and failure to wear seat belt, One Court Square, Lebanon, vs. on the St. Rose and Lebanon demonstrate knowledge of food Hwy. 337, Bradfordsville, improper $173. Tera Upchurch, no address avail- Highway 429 for $127,500. safety; metal around cutting board equipment, $153. Leonard Mark Akin, 584 Hidden able, plaintiff seeks $760 plus Charles Larry Cecil, Beverly has paint flaking off of it; bottom Phillip T. Gray, 30 Austin Drive Lane, Greensburg, improper interest, court costs and attorney Ann Fenwick and Joseph Ronald of chest freezer soiled; no ‘wash Apts., Campbellsville, improper equipment, $143. fees for alleged default on debt. Cecil, co-executors of the estate of hand’ sign in bathroom. Follow- equipment, $143. Joyce M. Adams, 481 N. 11-C-00040, 02-18-2011, Charles Leo Cecil, to Joseph Parker up immediately. Retail -No ‘wash Lajuan Hazard, 11405 Blade Spalding Ave., Lebanon, improper Keystops LLC vs. Ronnie Mattingly, Reid, trustee of the Joseph Parker hand’ sign in bathroom; follow-up Get your Crest Ct., Louisville, improper equipment, $143. 1100 Miller Pike, Lebanon, plaintiff Reid Living Trust, and Joseph immediately. equipment, $153. Andrew S. Tate, 377 Lake Ave., seeks $3,380.03 plus interest, court Parker Reid, tracts 1, 2 and 3 of the • Gribbins Grocery, Hwy. 337, Melisha A. Luttrell, 262 Colvin Lebanon, no operator’s license in costs and attorney fees for alleged Charles Leo Cecil Estate Boundary Gravel Switch; 2-07-11. Follow- business Lane, Campbellsville, improper possession, $308. default on debt. Survey in Marion County for up food and retail food service $1,300,000. inspection ratings: 96/98. Food: equipment, $133. Andrew Tate, 377 Lake Ave., 11-C-00045, 02-19-2011, Spring *critical violation corrected; other Benjamin Romero Hernandez, Lebanon, no operator’s license in View Hospital, 320 Loretto Road, Nevita Caldwell to Nevita violations remain the same; Retail: the 97 Perryville Road, Springfield, possession, $308. Lebanon, vs. Robert J. Nalley, 25 A Caldwell Irrevocable Trust, real all violations corrected. operating a vehicle with expired Mills Lane, Loretto, plaintiff seeks property located in Marion County $738 plus interest, court costs and on Hwy. 208; fair cash value is • The Pines Liquor Store & on attenattentionti ■ LAW ENFORCEMENT dence was jammed, causing $400 ing $210, which were all removed a case of criminal mischief. A - Alan B. Lancaster of 127 it worth of damage. from his vehicle. breaker box was damaged. The Beechwood Street in Lebanon Police Log - Tiffany Bright of Lisa Avenue amount of damage is estimated to was arrested for a shoplifting inci- es be $800. dent that took place at Five Star v Got a lead? Sunday, Feb. 27 in Lebanon reported the theft of an Ipod, worth $35, which was on West Main Street Jan. 29. The deserdeserves The Lebanon Police - Winter Bray of Sterk Avenue in amount of merchandise that was removed from her vehicle. Thursday, March 3 Department’s tip line is Lebanon reported the theft of two stolen was $4.58. - The City of Lebanon reported (270) 692-5529. sub woofer speakers, one stereo amplifier and one gas grill total- Friday, Feb. 18 ing $550. All of those items were removed from his vehicle. - Walmart reported a case of shoplifting. A total of $17.66 of The Lebanon Enterprise merchandise was stolen, but Tuesday, March 1 later recovered and retained - Sandra A. Gribbins of West by Walmart. Ryan E. Phillips of Highland Drive in Lebanon report- now offers Bradfordsville was arrested for the ed a burglary. No stolen items offense. were listed on the police report, and no one was arrested for the Tuesday, Feb. 22 incident. - Walmart in Lebanon reported - Renee McCrosky of West the theft of three fishing reels Chandler Street in Lebanon UNIQU reported a case of criminal mis- E ADS worth $100 each. No one was arrested for the theft. chief. The hasp was cut on the door of her garage.

Friday, Feb. 25 Wednesday, March 2 - Gerald L. Davis of South Call Mary Anne at (270) 692-6026; Spalding Avenue in Lebanon - Chad Rakes of Lisa Avenue in reported a burglary. A silver 32GB Lebanon reported the theft of one Ipod Touch was stolen, worth power rack, one air compressor, she’s got all the details! $300, and the door jam of his resi- one bottle of Suboxne pills, total- A12FARM AND HOME • the lebanon enterprise • wednesday, march 9, 2011 ■ GARDENING COLUMMN ■ SUSAN’S KITCHEN Potato planting begins mid-March Make doggie a treat Spring break from teach- family, like tomatoes) if you for faster emergence. A cou- Here is a cooking project ing at U of L falls conve- want to avoid pest problems. ple of weeks after the foliage the kids can do (with a little niently during the week of For most gardeners it is not has emerged start hilling soil supervision) and the fam- St. Patrick’s Day and when too much to ask that they around the stem to protect the ily dog will really appreciate. I always plant out my seed hand pick pests on a regu- developing tubers. I plant on These dog biscuits are easy to potatoes for the year. While I lar basis (and drop them in the deep side so I don’t have make, and the dough mixes always manage a mid-March a bucket of water) in order to hill the plants as much. up firm and easy to roll out. planting we must consider the to protect their potato crop The foliage takes longer to (And what kid doesn’t like to condition of the soil. Don’t but there are some biological poke through the soil surface, roll out dough and cut it into start digging if the soil is too Jeneen Wiche controls that can help offset just be patient. shapes?) Susan Spicer wet. Be patient and only In the Garden larger infestations of potato Once the potatoes are hilled As you already know if into squares, lift squares in work once the soil is friable. am very aware of clean seed pests. Using floating row you can mulch with straw you’ve made roll-out cook- hand and squeeze center, like Select potato varieties that and rotating the crop; a brand covers as an insect barrier or other mulching material ies with your kids, things the shape of a bow tie. Place compliment the way you cook. new bed has been hand dug, early in season does a world to moderate soil moisture, can happen. They sometimes on lightly greased baking The most versatile varieties in fact. of good in terms of protecting control weeds and to further roll it too much, drop it on sheet and bake at 325 degrees include favorites like Yukon Potatoes will grow in most plants from Colorado potato protect the developing tubers the floor, etc. You won’t be about 15-20 minutes. Cool. Gold and Red Cloud. Both soil types but hedge your bet beetles, leaf hoppers and flea from sun exposure. If the as concerned if the resulting are great harvested early as by working lots of compost beetles. tubers are exposed to direct cookies are to be eaten by the Doggie Cookies “new” potatoes or harvested into the planting furrows; this When you are ready to sunlight, they turn green and dog, not you! 3 1/2 oz. jar baby food late for storage. If you have will improve drainage (you plant cut the seed potatoes take on a slight toxicity (they Use any small to medium meat a history of pest problems in can get planting sooner after into sections, making sure won’t kill you, though!) cookie cutter. I use a bone 2/3 c. powdered milk the potato patch then Island a rain) and provide addi- that each section has two or You can harvest “new” shape I made from a tuna can 1/3 c. wheat germ Sunshine and Prince Hairy tional nutrients. Composted three healthy buds or “eyes”. potatoes after the plants have with both ends cut off, but 2 T. flour prove most resistant; Elba and manure will provide the fer- These eyes become the roots finished blooming but for after all, your dog won’t care. Few drops of water (for Butte are good mashed or tilizer requirements through- and stems of the tuber. You larger potatoes suitable for After they are baked, let them ease in mixing) baked; Caribe and Carola are out the growing season. can usually get four good storage allow plants to reach cool completely before let- best roasted or fried; and the During the growing season, pieces from each seed potato. maturity. ting your dog taste one. And Mix well and drop by tea- fingerling potatoes are ideal once the stems and foliage On average 5 pounds of seed Harvest potatoes for storage don’t feed more than two or spoon onto greased cookie for roasting whole. have emerged you can pro- potato will plant out a 50-foot about 3 weeks after the tops three a day. Dogs can have a sheet. Bake at 300 degrees This year I’ve decided on vide additional nutrients to row. Plant your seed potatoes of the plants have completely weight problem, too. about 15 minutes or till Caribe and a Russian banana the plants by spraying liquid in furrows, about 12 inches died back. Rub off excess For those of you who don’t browned. Cool. fingerling type, they are good seaweed or fish emulsion. apart and about 3-5 inches dirt and cure your potatoes in want the trouble of rolling producers, great tasting and Research suggests that fish deep, shallow for fast emer- a ventilated and shaded (don’t and cutting, I will also include A Prayer for Animals, by long-storage varieties. It is emulsion deters deer grazing gence deeper for less hill- leave them in the sun) area a dog cookie recipe that is Albert Schweitzer best to purchase “certified and some insect problems, as ing duty. A long thin furrow for a couple of weeks before merely dropped by teaspoon Hear our humble prayer, disease-free” seed potatoes to well. makes it easier to harvest later rinsing and storing indoors onto a greased cookie sheet. O God, for our friends the prevent perpetuating disease Rotating your crop is essen- in the summer. (for successful, long storage What could be easier? animals. Especially for ani- in the garden. Last year I had tial for potatoes (and other You can warm the seed for you must allow the tops to die mals who are suffering; for some fungal problems with vegetables in the nightshade a day or two before planting back and you must air cure Dog Biscuits any that are hunted or lost my Swedish fingerlings so I and plant shallowly initially them!) 1 c. grated cheese (any or deserted or frightened or kind) hungry; for all that must be 2 1/2 c. flour put to death. We entreat for ■ MARION COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER 3/4 c. water them all Thy mercy and pity. 1 t. soy sauce And for those who deal with 1 c. bacon, other meat drip- them, we ask a heart of com- pings, or lard passion, gentle and kindly Consider everything before adopting a pet Mix all together. Flour words. Make us true friends board and rolling pin and roll of the animals and so to share By Kay Turpin a happy family scene of a Whenever possible, I try out. Cut into shapes, or cut the blessings of the merciful. Marion County Animal Shelter puppy being given as a gift to encourage people to visit at Christmas. The scene typi- their local animal shelter or a Dogs are social creatures. cally shows a cute, roly-poly dog rescue group. There are They like to be with their fam- puppy with a big bow around many wonderful purebred and GOT STUFF? ilies and included in activities his neck, little tail wagging mixed breed dogs looking for and daily life. Being a respon- furiously, squirming in a a loving family. sible dog owner means teach- child’s arms. Many people mistakenly NEED STUFF? ing your dog to be a good Sometimes parents will give believe that all “shelter dogs” house pet and a good canine in to their kids’ begging and must have something wrong TheThe classified Classifieds ads bring together buyersbuyers andand sellers everyevery dayweek! citizen, and putting in the time bring home a puppy. What’s with them. This just isn’t true. and effort to make him a part not shown are the puppies, Many dogs in the shelters are The Lebanon Enterprise Classifieds of the family. now grown up and not as cute “victims of circumstance” and Featuring new listings daily It’s baffling why some peo- anymore, being surrendered are there through no fault of 1-866-692-4237270-769-1200 ext. 601 ple get dogs, only to stick to animal shelters, re-homed their own. them outside on a chain to to other families or simply live their entire lives outside Photo submitted abandoned. without human contact. This A dog is a life that thinks, is physically and mentally Rufus is neutered and feels, and needs a permanent Confirm/Register Your cruel. Imagine how bored you housebroken. He knows and loving home. Dogs don’t would be if you were stuck all to sit and wait for his food make good gifts at any time, alone with nothing to do, day and is very polite and calm. for any reason. The giver or after day! He would love to be an the recipient of a dog may not Making the decision to get indoor dog and is available realize just how much respon- a dog should not be taken for adoption at the Marion sibility they are. lightly. Dog owners need to County Animal Shelter. The novelty wears off Account Today! be prepared to feed, train, ing of getting a dog should quickly when the dog starts exercise, groom, and interact be prepared for a long-term, messing in the house, want- with their dogs, and get them lifetime commitment. Sharing ing to go outside for walks, Find your Newspaper Account medical care when needed. your life with a dog can be having to be fed and watered ID on the address imprint from Although smaller dogs tend such a richly rewarding expe- regularly, jumping on people, The Lebanon Enterprise that was to live longer than larger ones, rience! and nipping or displaying delivered to your address. 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Continue Local news online and in your mailbox. Congratulations! You’ve successfully registered your Subscribe to The Lebanon Enterprise lebanonenterprise.com user account. If you have any problems, 5 please call (270) 692-6026. Call 270-692-6026 wednesday, march 9, 2011 • the lebanon enterprise A13 A14 NEWS • the lebanon enterprise • wednesday, march 9, 2011 Tax Continued from A5 E Evveerryy HHoommee be basing his view on three Storryy SOLD people who sent him emails. H Haass AA Sto “I haven’t heard anybody being negative,” Fogle said. T Too TTeellll…… “All I heard is positive.” MMARCH MAARRCCHH Let The Lancaster Agency Tell Your Home’s Marrett said he’d also Story So It Will Have A Happy Ending! received comments from hun- MMANIA MAANNIIAA dreds of others in the com- munity. Mayor Gary Crenshaw com- IIS ISS HHERE!HEERREE!! mended Marrett for bringing Be sure to pick up your some issues to light, and he Make The Lancaster Agency Your “HOUSE SOLD” Name! agreed that some things needed NCAA Tournament Bracket at to change as far as accountabil- The Lancaster Agency OR download ity with tourism. Crenshaw also your bracket from praised Hamilton for the work our award-winning web site: CHARLES E. LANCASTER, SR. CHARLES MICHELLE he’s done. Crenshaw noted that Broker/ Auctioneer LANCASTER, JR. LANCASTER Hank Phillips, a state tourism www.thelancasteragency.com 402-2351 Principal Broker Sales Associate official, and Kim Huston of 692-4271 692-7270 692-6893 DEADLINE: 270-692-6748 or 1-888-692-7655 Equal Bardstown have been compli- 121 East Main Street • Lebanon, KY 40033 Housing mentary of Hamilton’s work. Thursday, March 17 at noon. Opportunity Councilman Jay Grundy 100% of the proceeds are Put The “HOME TEAM ” To Work For You! agreed that changes are need- ed, and he suggested a re-eval- returned in winnings: uation period, possibly three or 1st, 2nd & 3rd Place! six months. IRVIN ABELL CINDY BARLOW JUDY BLACKWELL TOM BRAHM KATHY BROWNING JOHN A. ELDER, III GREG GREENWELL KATHY HAWTHORNE “We’re not here for our- Sales Associate Sales Associate Sales Associate Sales Associate Sales Associate Appr. Auctioneer Sales Associate Sales Associate 402-3575 699-5252 699-1212 Auctioneer 402-4208 692-9333 699-6792 402-2653 selves. We’re here for the peo- 692-6070 337-2049 692-3366 402-7191 692-4415 692-6748 865-4026 692-3089 ple, and if they’re not happy, 865-5624 we’ve got to represent that,” FEATURED HOME OF THE WEEK! Grundy said. Councilman Abell said tour- ism has disrupted the com- HAYDEN JOHNSON DEBBIE RICHARDSON JODIE SMITH, JR. BOOTSY SPALDING GARY SPALDING JERRY SPALDING MARY TAYLOR SUSAN YOCUM Sales Associate Sales Associate Sales Associate Sales Associate Sales Associate Broker Sales Associate Sales Associate munity. Auctioneer 337-2802 Appr. Auctioneer 699-1198 402-7115 692-9486 402-2056 692-2760 699-5968 337-9206 859-805-0290 692-3340 692-9886 692-3476 692-6748 692-6748 “The local people are dis- 692-6933 699-9177 gruntled, and I think the dis- Visit Our Award Winning gruntlement is from our restau- Website for More Information & Virtual Tours Of Our Listings rant tax,” Abell said. www.thelancasteragency.com Abell then moved to elimi- PRICE REDUCED $5,000 nate the restaurant tax. TO ONLY $39,900! “If you do away with it 5875 HIGHWAY 52 - LORETTO [the restaurant tax], you gut This neat house has been completely remodeled and is ready for the tourism commission,” you to make it a home...Very affordably priced at ONLY $44,900!!! The home is located in the beautiful Loretto area and ABSOLUTE AUCTION Crenshaw said. features 4 bedrooms (2 downstairs/2upstairs), a full bathroom, a TH According to the 2010-11 nice kitchen w/ an adjoining dining area, a living room w/ an alcove & a large utility room. Inside it has the charm and SAT., MARCH 12 , 2011 - 10:30 A.M. tourism budget, the tourism character of yesteryear with arched doorways...Yet completely THIS commission projected that it updated with new paint, new carpeting, new flooring, new fixtures, central heat & air conditioning, and energy efficient THIS MARTHA & THE LATE SATURDAY! would receive $237,500 in rev- replacement double pane windows throughout the home. enue from the restaurant tax Outside offers new vinyl siding & shutters, a full length covered SATURDAY! front porch, rear patio, a handy storage building & plenty of HUGHIE WILLARD’S and $28,600 from the hotel tax. shade trees! Call GREG GREENWELL for all the details on this Crenshaw said the city couldn’t value priced home. FARM MACHINERY - EQUIPMENT - FIREARMS operate a tourism commission 1215 GOOSE GREEK ROAD on the hotel tax revenue alone. MARION COUNTY, KY “Everybody’s up here say- The Lancaster Agency, Inc. has been commissioned by Martha Willard to sell an impressive ing we’re for tourism. This is FEATURED lineup of farm machinery, equipment & firearms at ABSOLUTE AUCTION on all devolving down to Chris SATURDAY, MARCH 12TH, 2011 @ 10:30 A.M. Hamilton, and we’re going to get rid of tourism any way BARGAINS FARM MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT: PRICE REDUCED $20,000! International Case 485 Diesel Tractor (Approx. we can to get rid of Chris,” 1080 GEORGE BEAVEN 3219 Hours) w/ Freeman 2000 Loader ; Crenshaw said. ROAD - LORETTO McCormick Farmall Super H Gas Tractor (Needs Abell said this was not about Bedrooms: 4 / Baths: 2 Some Repairs) ; M&W 1500 Roll Baler ; New Basement: Unfinished Holland HayLiner 273 Square Baler ; Walton Hay Hamilton or eliminating his Garage: Attached 2 Car Land: 18.853 Acres +/- Tedder ; New Idea Hay Rake ; M&W 6ʼ Disc Mower job. Sq. Feet: 1744 +/- ; 7ʼ Mowing Machine ; Massey Ferguson Manure A few audience members PRICE REDUCED $25,000! School Dist.: West Marion / St. Charles Spreader ; Massey Ferguson 2 Row Corn Irvin Abell: 402-3575 expressed doubt, replying, 513 SOUTH SPALDING Planter ; 6ʼ Howse Bush Hog Mower (3 Point “Yes, it is.” AVENUE Hitch) ; 5ʼ Bush Hog Squealer Mower (3 Point Bedrooms: 4 / Baths: 3 Hitch) ; AVCO EZEE FLOW Fertilizer Spreader ; Former Councilman Bill Garage: Detached 2 Car w/Additional Seed Easy Seed Sower ; International Sub- Pickerill said he was tired of Storage Soiler ; Kory 6672 20ʼ Flat Bed Wagon ; 16ʼ Land: 85ʼ x 177ʼ paying insurance taxes, sewer Sq. Feet: 2672 +/- Wagon ; Kewanee 500 40ʼ Corn Elevator ; fees and the occupational tax, School Dist.: Leb. Elem. / Leb. Middle Massey Ferguson Disc (3 Point Hitch) ; Walton Charles Lancaster, Jr.: 692-7270 PRICE REDUCED $10,000! Post Hole Digger ; Portable Cattle Chute w/ but the city couldn’t survive 446 NORTH STREET Automatic Head Gate ; 8ʼ Cattle Trailer ; 6ʼ Drag Disc ; 1 Row Corn without them. Bedrooms: 3 / Baths: 1 Picker ; 1 Row Tobacco Setter ; Gravity Flow Bed w/ Auger ; 2 Bottom Marrett said people are upset Garage: Detached w/ Carport Plow ; Hay Fork (3 Point Hitch) ; Hay Spear (3 Point Hitch) ; 6ʼ Grader Land: 2 Acres +/- Blade (3 Point Hitch) ; 15ʼ Hay Elevator w/ Motor ; 100 Gallon Steel about the wasteful spending. Sq. Feet: 1244 +/- School Dist.: Leb. Elem. / Leb. Middle Water Tank on Metal Frame ; 100 Gallon Fuel Tank ; Oil Pump ; 2 Pickerill asked about the Irvin Abell: 402-3575 Round Bale Feeders ; Woven Wire Fencing ; Fence Stretcher ; Calf money tourism had recently Puller ; Tobacco Sticks ; 3 Tobacco Presses ; Square Hay Bales ; approved for the Heart of Handy Man Jack ; Campbell-Hausfeld Air Compressor ; 3 Table Saws ; Kentucky Bourbon and BBQ Ladder ; Scrap Metal ; Metal Detector ; Stihl Weed Trimmer ; 2 Chain Saws ; Misc. Tools & Equipment ; And Much More! Musicfest. Pickerill said he PRICE REDUCED $25,000 PLUS A $500 SELLING doubted it would generate AGENT BONUS! FIREARMS: British World War II enough tax revenue to cover PRICE REDUCED $43,000! 303 Bolt Action Rifle w/ Clip ; 348 N. HARRISON ST. 1290 FISHER CREEK RD. Remington 5501 22 Cal. Rifle ; Bedrooms: 3 / Baths: 2 the $12,000 investment. Bedrooms: 5 / Baths: 3 Garage: Attached 1-Car Revolation 100 22 Cal. Rifle ; Marlin Marrett said the festival Basement: Full Walk-Out Basement Land: 60ʼ x 160ʼ +/- 60 22 Cal. Rifle w/ Scope ; J. Stevens Arms & Tool 311A Double Barrel Land: 12.46 acres Sq. Feet: 1506 +/- couldn’t happen without that Sq. Feet: 2048 +/- Shotgun ; Colt 45 (45 Long Colt - .410 - Model DD) Pistol ; Home Made 22 Cal. Pistol ; Rohm School Dist.: Glasscock / Leb. Middle School Dist.: Calvary / Leb. Middle Starters Pistol w/ Original Box & Instructions. funding, and he added that Irvin Abell: 402-3575 the tourism taxes aren’t really Debbie Richardson: 337-2802 DIRECTIONS: Take Danville Highway (68/52) and turn onto Riley Road. Take Riley Road to enough for a director’s salary, Goose Creek Road. Turn right onto Goose Creek Road and go approximately 1.2 miles to the either. auction site. Just follow the familiar yellow & red Lancaster Agency auction signs! According to Crenshaw, Abell’s motion would vote out HIGHLAND PARK TERMS & CONDITIONS: tourism. * A 10% Buyerʼs Premium will be added to the winning bid on all items to determine the final Abell disagreed, saying he This Property is Offered w/2 Options: sales and purchase price. thinks the commission could Home & 2 Acres +/-: $179,000 get by working with local Home & 30.1 Acres +/-: $268,000 * 6% Kentucky State Sales Tax will be added to the final sales and purchase price on all items 7236 HIGHWAY 208 not exempt under the definition of “farm machinery”, or unless the purchaser is tax exempt businesses and organizations 113 FARMINGTON DRIVE Bedrooms: 3 (Could be 4) and has a certificate on file with The Lancaster Agency, Inc. like the chamber of commerce Bedrooms: 3 Baths 3 (1 in Basement) For more pictures and additional Baths: 3 Basement: Unifnished w/ kitchen * Cash or equivalent to be presented as payment the day of the auction. information please visit our and Main Street Committee. Garage: Attached 2 Car Garage: Drive-In 2 Car w/ Storage award-winning website:

Crenshaw pointed out that Land: .343 Acre Land: 30.1 Acres +/- www.thelancasteragency.com Sq. Feet: 1883 +/- Sq. Feet: 2266 +/- * NOTE: All items are being sold “ AS IS” . tourism is the primary funding School Dist.: Leb. Elem. / Leb. Middle School Dist.: Calvary / Leb. Middle source for Main Street. Charles Lancaster, Jr.: 692-7270 Irvin Abell: 402-3575 ANNOUNCMENTS MADE THE DAY OF THE AUCTION SUPERSEDE ANY AND There was support for Abell’s ALL PRIOR ANNOUNCEMENTS, STATEMENTS , OR DOCUMENTS, WHETHER ORAL, WRITTEN, OR OTHERWISE, REGARDLESS OF WHO MADE THEM OR motion among the audience WHEN THEY WERE MADE. as well. Chaser’s restaurant owner Charles Mills said he Charles E. Lancaster, Jr. - Principal Broker/Apprentice Auctioneer has not received any benefits 211 FARMINGTON DRIVE Charles E. Lancaster, Sr. - Broker/Auctioneer Bedrooms: 2 / Baths: 2 Hayden Johnson - Auctioneer Tom Brahm - Auctioneer from tourism, although he’s Garage: Attached 2 Car Land: .20 Acre +/- 412 KELCH LANE John Arthur Elder, III - Apprentice Auctioneer sure Hamilton would bring up Sq. Feet: 1522 +/- Bedrooms: 4 / Baths: 3.5 specific instances when he sent School Dist.: Leb. Elem. / Leb. Middle Basement: Partial Finished Charles Lancaster, Jr.: 692-7270 Call Us For groups to his restaurant. Garage: Attached 2 Car 627 CHADLEY AVENUE An Insurance Land: 11.98 Acres +/- Bedrooms: 3 / Baths: 1 Quote... “I hear a lot from people Sq. Feet: 3754 +/- Garage: Carport School Dist.: Glasscock / Leb. Middle Land: Lot in Rolling Hills Subdivision We Have Very about tourism, and they say Charles Lancaster, Jr.: 692-7270 Sq. Feet: 1040 +/- Competitive they’re not getting any bang School Dist.: Glasscock / Leb. Middle Rates! Judy Blackwell: 699-1212 for their buck,” Mills said. Jim Avritt Jr. also spoke in 3065 MANNSVILLE ROAD favor of eliminating the res- Bedrooms: 3 / Baths: 3 taurant tax. Avritt reminded the Basement: Full Unfinished Walk-Out w/Overhead Door council that he was against the Garage: Attached 2 Car 1810 CAMPBELLSVILLE tax before the city had a tour- Land: 20 Acres +/- 750 PAUL MUDD ROAD 324 HUNDLEY LANE HWY. ZONED B-2 Sq. Feet: 2664 +/- 210 O’DANIEL LANE LORETTO Bedrooms: 3 / Baths: 2 Bedrooms: 3 / Baths: 3 Bedrooms: 3 / Baths: 1 ism commission or director. School Dist.: Calvary / Leb. Middle Bedrooms: 3 / Baths: 1 Basement: Unfinished Basement Debbie Richardson: 337-2802 Garage: Attached 2 Car w/Bonus Garage: Attached 1 Car w/ Attic Storage “I believe we are taxed, Land: 53 Acres +/- Room Land: 130ʼ x 180ʼ Garage: Attached 1 Car Sq. Feet: 2323 +/- Land: 1.148 Acres +/- Sq. Feet: 1447 +/- Land: 115ʼ x 200ʼ taxed and taxed to death,” School Dist.: West Marion / St. Charles School Dist.: Leb. Elem. / St. Charles Sq. Feet: 1456 +/- Greg Greenwell: 865-4026 Sq. Feet: 1712 +/- (Includes Breezeway Avritt said. “We are sick and & Bonus Room) Irvin Abell: 402-3575 School Dist.: Leb. Elem. / Leb. Middle Irvin Abell: 402-3575 tired of paying taxes.” School Dist.: Glasscock / Leb. Middle Irvin Abell: 402-3575 He would support keeping the hotel tax in place, but he said local citizens, not tourists, are the people who pay the 2685 HIGHWAY 52 LORETTO restaurant tax. 3660 HIGHWAY 52 Bedrooms: 3 / Baths: 2 689 HONEYSUCKLE DRIVE 75 WILLOW STREET 243 WESTSIDE DRIVE LORETTO Bedrooms: 3 / Baths: 2 “This community was built Garage: Attached 2 Car w/ Attic Bedrooms: 4 / Baths: 2.5 Bedrooms: 3 (Could be 4) / Baths: 3.5 Bedrooms: 3 / Baths: 1 Basement: Finished Lower Level Storage Garage: 2 Car. Attached by a Breezeway Basement: Finished on agriculture and light indus- Land: 1.33 Acres Basement: Full Unfinished Garage: Drive-In 2-Car Garage: Drive-In 1 Car Land: .328 Acre Lot in Westwind Sub. Land: 1 Acre +/- in Westside Subdivision Sq. Feet: 1700 +/- Land: 120ʼ x 150ʼ Land: .692 Acre try,” Avritt said. “It wasn’t built Sq. Feet: 2583 +/- Sq. Feet: 1800 +/- (Includes Both Levels) School Dist.: West Marion / St. Charles Sq. Feet: 1456 +/- Sq. Feet: 2532 +/- School Dist.: Calvary / Leb. Middle School Dist.: Glasscock / Leb. Middle School Dist.: Calvary / Leb. Middle on tourism.” Tom Brahm: 402-7191 School Dist.: West Marion / St. Charles Charles Lancaster, Jr.: 692-7270 Irvin Abell: 402-3575 Irvin Abell: 402-3575 Irvin Abell: 402-3575 Basketball Basketball Basketball TTHEHE GAMEGAME Marion County Lady Knights Girls state tourney quarter- Girls state games at Diddle vs. Montgomery County fi nal 2:30 p.m. (EST) at Arena E-mail local sports schedules to Lady Indians 9 p.m. (EST) Diddle Arena [email protected] Baseball KHSAA Sweet 16 State Knights baseball scrimmage Basketball Tournament at vs. Franklin Co. 11 a.m. (Away) To see full schedules for teams, check online at Diddle Arena PPLANLAN www.lebanonenterprise.com. 3.9.113.9.11 33.11.11.11.11 33.12.11.12.11 B1 spo rts Want the latest scores? Visit www.lebanonenterprise.com. wednesday, march 9, 2011 • the lebanon enterprise

■ BASKETBALL ■ COLUMN Girls compete in Sweet 16 By Josh Veatch and are averaging a little better than 55 points per Lady Knights and Lady Indians. Montgomery [email protected] game while giving up nearly 52 points per game. County’s last appearance in the state tournament Montgomery County enters the tournament hold- came in 2009 when they lost to eventual state Tonight, the Lady Knights will play in the final ing a record of 15-15 and are currently on a three champion Iroquois in the second round. Marion Josh Veatch game of opening day action in the Houchens game winning streak. Marion County enters the County hopes to erase the bitter taste of defeat in Industries KHSAA Sweet 16 girls basketball state tournament with a record of 25-6 and currently are the state tournament when they were ousted in the Sports correspondent tournament in Bowling Green at E.A. Diddle on an 11-game winning streak. first round last year by eventual state champions Arena. Marion County is set to tip off against The Lady Knights have faced the Lady Indians Mercy. the Montgomery County Lady Indians from Mt. before, but not since 1982. If Marion County For fans wanting to watch the Lady Knights play Sterling at 9 p.m. eastern time. advances past the first round of play, they would that can’t travel to Bowling Green, the KHSAA Making The Lady Indians defeated George Rogers Clark face the winner of the Butler vs. Perry County has announced that for the first time every game in the finals of the 10th region tournament 58-51 Central game that will be played just before the See Sweet, page B8

■ BASKETBALL history aturday night the Marion County Lady Knights locked up Sthe bid to the 2011 Sweet 16 state basketball BBack-to-Backack-to-Back tournament by defeating the Elizabethtown Lady Panthers in one of the most competi- tive girls basketball games in Marion County history recently. With the return trip to Bowling Green, the Lady Knights join only the 1992 and 1993 Knights as the only repeat regional champions in school history. The 2010 appearance was the first for the Lady Knights in 15 years and the first for Marion County basketball since the Knights competed in the state tournament in 1997. The Lady Knights have made the trip to play in the Sweet 16 in six different sea- sons including this year. Lady Knights claim 5th Region Crown Although the Lady Knights have had limited success at By Josh and Jessica Veatch Elizabethtown scored the first basket the state level, fans hope that [email protected] of the game but was quickly answered by this year will be different. a Marion County basket. The two teams Looking back through history For the third consecutive year, the would trade points and were very evenly you can see that in four of Marion County Lady Knights and the matched at all positions. Over the final the previous five trips to the Elizabethtown Lady Panthers squared off two and a half minutes of the period, the state tournament, the Lady for the 5th region girls basketball cham- Lady Knights would go on an 11-2 run to Knights have been eliminated pionship and the bid to participate in the finish the quarter that was capped off by in the first round. Houchens Industries KHSAA Sweet 16 senior Shakila Goodin’s three-point goal Here’s a quick rundown on basketball tournament in Bowling Green. as time expired to give the Lady Knights the tournament history of the In 2009, the Lady Panthers would get a 16-9 lead after one period. Four different Marion County Lady Knights the best of the Lady Knights 51-46 in a Marion County players got into the scor- as participants in the Sweet game played at Nelson County on March ing column in this frame led by junior Bre 16. 7, 2009. Elder who put in eight of her 15 points. In their first year as a var- The following year, on March 6, 2010, The Lady Panthers scored the first 10 sity sport Marion County’s the Lady Knights would return the favor points of the second quarter, seven of those Lady Knights defeated by ending the Lady Panthers season with 10 coming from the free throw line. With Meade County 31-26 in the 4:25 left until halftime, Elizabethtown Photos by Jessica Veatch a 54-40 defeat in a game played at Hart 5th region final to earn a held a 19-16 lead. Marion County would Above, Sophomore Makayla Epps drives the ball to the bas- County. Saturday night, the two teams bid to the state tournament. met once again in an epic battle that answer with an impressive 13-5 outburst The tournament that year ket and lays it in against an Elizabethtown defender in the to end the half. Just before the end of the went down to the final minute. The Lady was played in Richmond at girls 5th Region championship game last Saturday night. The half, sophomore Makayla Epps nailed a Knights were able to pull out a win over Eastern Kentucky University Lady Knights went on to win the game and made their second three-point goal to give the Lady Knights the very talented Lady Panther squad by on March 26, 1975. The Lady straight state tournament appearance. At right, Patrice Tonge a five-point lead with a score of 29-24. hugs one of her teammates after receiving her 5th Region a final score of 53-52 and advance to the See Crown, page B3 See History, page B2 Championship trophy. state tournament.

■ BASKETBALL MCHS Knights’ upset bid ends By Josh & Jessica Veatch Bardstown (23-4): Chance record to 16-12 on the sea- regional tournament since [email protected] Grundy 17, Treston Grundy 8, son. The Knights were led March 9, 2004. Jordan Brewer 7, James Poynter by juniors Carlos Litsey and As the game began the Monday night the Marion 6, Cody Edelen 6, Anthony John Southall who put in Knights jumped out to a quick County Knights varsity boys’ Myrks 5, Marcus Cosby 4, 15 and 13 points respec- 8-2 lead with 3:40 remaining basketball team took on the Nathan Hall 2, Dee Yocum 2, tively. Litsey also grabbed in the first quarter. However, Cody Ramos 2 Bardstown Tigers in the 16 rebounds while senior LaRue County would make semi-finals of the 5th region Marion County (16-13): Josh Deshawn Douglas added 11 a comeback near the end of tournament at Green County Brockman 15, Carlos Litsey 8, Vincent Collins 2, Deshawn points to help the Knights the period by scoring 10 of High School. Douglas 2, Jacob Overstreet 2, earn their first win in the See Knights, page B8 The Knights stayed within John Southall 2 striking distance for three quarters, but a 23-6 outburst by the Tigers in the fourth In the opening round... quarter put an end to Marion On March 2, the Marion County’s season. County Knights varsity boys Bardstown defeated the basketball team took on Knights by a final score of the LaRue County Hawks 59-31. Senior Josh Brockman in opening round action of led the way for the Knights the boys 5th Region tourna- with 15 points while junior ment held at Green County Photos by Jessica Veatch Carlos Litsey added eight High School. The Knights Above, Junior Carlos Litsey puts the ball back in off of points of his own. and Hawks would battle all a rebound in the opening round game against LaRue night in a two point Marion County. Left, Senior Deshawn Douglas looks to pass the Bardstown 12 10 14 23 - 59 County win that pushes their Marion County 9 7 9 6 - 31 ball to a teammate. B2 SPORTS • the lebanon enterprise • wednesday, march 9, 2011 ■ OUTDOORS Tel-A-Check only keeps track of deer quantity, not quality The KY Department of Fish ers! Some people feel they to prepare them. Usually, my $500 big bass. Turkey Federation Banquet and Wildlife Resources held a have the right to kill anything, idea of snacks to take fish- Call (270) 576-1594 for March 26 at Springfield’s public meeting on Monday by any means they choose. ing were Vienna Sausage and information. River of Life Church. evening, Feb. 28. When caught, they are Moon Pies. Tournament to help Kids Doors open at 5 p.m. with Dr. James Angel, our fined and lose their hunting So, obviously I won’t be With Cancer will be on the meal at 6:30 p.m. Call 1 4th District Commissioner, privileges. They’re illegally the one teaching the session. Green River Lake April 2. (859) 481-8398 for informa- arranged this meeting at killing deer anyway; so what Our Marion County Extension Call William Rector, (270) tion. Centre Square so we, the does the loss of hunting privi- Agent for Family and 789-8596 or email him at Guess that’s it for now. Get public, could ask him and leges accomplish? Since we Consumer Services Elizabeth [email protected] for out and enjoy what Mother other KDFWR professionals Shelton Young don’t have an officer assigned Creed will be on hand to dis- information. Nature has to offer. Stay safe questions. Outdoor Columnist to our county, the odds of get- cuss healthy snacks, how to There’s a National Wild and I’ll see ya next week! Foremost of interest was trolled by seasons and limits. ting caught are remote. prepare them and probably the consideration of moving Quality is up to the land- To stop, or slow, illegal offer some samples. our current status of a Zone 3 owner, or better yet, a group hunting. Take their weap- Our Marion County to a Zone 4 for the 2011 deer of landowners with adjoining ons, take their vehicles, take Extension Agent for Youth ATHLETE season. properties. their money and give them Development Rebecca Hill OF THE WEEK This, as I understood it, This group can set stan- jail time (to be served on will also be there. We’re would give us another six dards for their properties that weekends, if they have a job). going to discuss the possibil- days...for bucks only...tacked are more than the state, but Don’t threaten, don’t probate ity of having a booth for our MCHS on the end of the season. The not less. State says a buck sentences, don’t worry about 4-H groups in addition to the reality, for those who work with “visible” antlers is legal. who it is or if there’s room for traditional 4-H Silent Auction Girls Basketball and kids in school, is another Landowners can say that them in jail. booth. weekend to hunt (for bucks). These people are criminals, This, hopefully, will be our nothing less than an eight- Goodin-Rogers helped the A survey, that I hadn’t treat them like criminals. last “indoor” meeting cause pointer can be taken on their Lady Knights defeat the North heard of, was available online For several weeks, I’ve “We’re going fishing!” properties. Hardin Lady Trojans in the to determine how hunters felt fussed about the amount of On March 13 the Mid- My other question was opening round of region, about various issues. Since ethanol allowed in our gas. Kentucky Bass Anglers will “How predation by coyotes scoring 15 points, the Nelson the survey end date was that Government allowed 10 host our first tournament of affects the deer herd side?” County Lady Cardinals in the evening, there’s no point in percent (E-10), now they’re the 2011 season. This “Cabin Dr. Tina Brunjes, the states semifinals, scoring 16 points, giving you a website now. going to allow 15 percent Fever” tournament will be deer and elk program coordi- and the Elizabethtown Lady However, those of us in atten- (E-15). E-10 can dissolve gas “open,” meaning anybody nator, gave what was to me, Panthers in the regional finals, dance at the meeting took the lines, seals, tanks and most can fish it! the most honest answer I’ve scoring 11 points. Goodin- test. anything rubber/petroleum It’ll be on Fagan Branch, ever gotten. Rogers went on to take home The tel-a-check system based. So our gas is bad for launching at 9 a.m. with a 3 It seems that available data the honor of 5th Region Most was explained and some engines? Yes, but at close to p.m. weigh-in. Don’t forget doesn’t show a significant Valuable Player for the Kyvin questions I’d previously held $3.40 a gallon...for now...the the time change this week- impact. But, coyotes will kill/ tournament. Goodin-Rogers were answered. First, it saves eat anything they can, so they cost alone is going to hurt end. Sophomore Forward the KDFWR about $250,000 do take fawns. How many? us all. This is whether you Fees will be $20 per angler Sponsored by Citizens National Bank each year. And yes, the sys- Nobody knows. But, there’s drive a 4x4, tow a boat or run with a payout to three places tem only considers the “quan- a proposal to conduct a study a boat! based on a 50/30/20 percent tity” of deer taken, and not to find out. Next week’s “how to” arti- division. the “quality”. As an example: I, for one, appreciate the cle is going to be about how Big bass will be an “option- ATHLETE If 10 deer are called in, the fact that the KDFWR is com- to install oar locks in a bass al,” $5 per boat, with a 100 OF THE WEEK KDFWR will know how ing into communities to solic- boat. percent payout to the biggest many were does and how it opinions and offer expla- Our next 4-H Fishing bass. Check out MidKYBass. many were bucks. For dis- nations as to how, and why, meeting will be at 6:30 p.m. com. MCHS cussion, let’s say half were things are done the way they Tuesday, March 15, at the On March 26 you’ll want bucks. That’s it! Five bucks! are. So, to Dr. Angel and the Marion County Extension to consider fishing the Cystic Girls Basketball No way to know if they were KDFWR crew, thank you! Office. Fibrosis Tournament on small bucks or 10-pointers! Another reason we lack At this meeting we’ll learn Barren River. $50 entry per Quantity can sort of be con- quality bucks is due to poach- about healthy snacks and how boat, $2,500 total payout, Logan Powell played an important role in the 20 th District tournament games In a game where Marion the last Lady Knight state ter than last year, and can History County led from the end of tournament appearance, improve on their 1-6 overall last week at Marion County Continued from B1 the first quarter until early in Marion County advanced past record in the Sweet 16. High School. Powell scored the fourth quarter, a last sec- Elizabethtown to secure the As a basketball fan in 11 points in the champion- Knights opening round oppo- ond 12-foot jumper off a Lady bid for the state tournament. Marion County, I know there ship game and was selected nent was Monticello. Marion Knight missed free throw gave The Lady Knights entered the will be overwhelming support as a member of the district County led briefly by one Henry Clay the victory. The Sweet 16 as the number one for our home team in Diddle All-Tournament team. or two points but too many loss dropped Marion County’s ranked team in Kentucky with Arena. I want to personally turnovers and a 12-0 run by record in the state tournament a record of 33-1. wish the Lady Knights good Logan Powell Monticello to end the third to 0-3 with all three losses Marion County’s opening luck and Jessica and I will see Sophomore Forward quarter doomed the Lady coming in the opening round. round opponent on March 10, you all in Bowling Green. Sponsored by Citizens National Bank Knights. Marion County fell The Lady Knights were one 2010 would be the Mercy to Monticello by a final score win away from a three-peat Jaguars. Just 23 days prior of 41-27, ending their season appearance in the state tour- to their match-up, the Lady with a record of 15-3. nament. A 49-34 loss in the Knights easily defeated the AUCTION Five years later, on March 1981 5th region final would Jaguars in the Roby Dome 20, 1980, the Lady Knights deny Marion County the 69-53. SAT., MARCH 19, 2011 – 10 A.M. EDT returned to the state tour- opportunity. Mercy would show their  It would be another 13 dominance early and often MR. & MRS. RONALD WOODRUM nament by defeating North 130 ACRE FARM Hardin 68-46 in the 5th region years before the Lady Knights as they led for most of the championship game. would make it back to the game and went on to defeat TO BE SOLD IN (4) TRACTS This season’s tournament state tournament. In 1995, Marion County 67-51. Then TRACTS ACREAGE RANGE FROM 8.6 AC. TO 57.9 AC. was also played at Eastern Marion County would sport freshman Kyvin Goodin- CROPLAND – PASTURELAND – WOODLAND Kentucky University and a record of 30-2 heading into Rogers would lead the way Auction will be conducted on the premises of the Woodrum Farm – Tracts 1 2 & 4 Spurling Rd. Marion County’s open- the Sweet 16 at the Civic with 18 points, 11 rebounds, off Ky. Hwy. 70 East (Campbellsville/Liberty Rd.) near the Mannsville community (Auction ban- ing round opponent was the Center in Frankfort. The and five blocks but the Lady ners posted, follow signs to auction site). TRADITIONAL AUCTION Mercy Missles, now known opening round opponent on Knights couldn’t overcome EACH TRACT TO BE SOLD INDIVIDUALLY – ONE TRACT March 23, 1995, was Warren the Jaguars and were sent as the Mercy Jaguars. The AT A TIME – TOP DOLLAR BUYS. BIDDER MAY HAVE THE Lady Knights entered the East. home once again. tournament with an unblem- Our very own Stevie This year Marion County OPPORTUNITY TO BUY ONE TRACT OR THE ENTIRE FARM. ished record of 28-0, but were Lowery played on that team returns to the state tourna- ONE TRACT AT A TIME (NO RE-GROUPING). not highly rated on any rank- that collected the program’s ment as 5th region cham- NOTE: SURVEY IN PROGRESS – PRELIMINARY PLAT ONLY – TRACT SIZE MAY BE ings and flew under the radar very first win in the state tour- pions, and look toward an SUBJECT TO CHANGE. all season. nament. Kristy Murphy put opening round match-up Marion County expanded in 26 points and collected 19 against Montgomery County its lead at one time to 11 points rebounds as the Lady Knights tonight. in the first half, but could not came out on top 61-52. By Hopefully, the Lady hang on. Mercy took the lead advancing on to the sec- Knights will fair a bit bet- for good at 36-35 early in the ond round, Marion County fourth quarter behind stellar played on the following day free throw shooting. Marion against Pulaski County. The County would go on to lose Lady Knights trailed nearly by five points with a final the entire game and came up score of 50-45. short with a final score of Est. 1999 Two years later Henry Clay 74-67. Murphy was held to six points in the first half but CALL FOR SHOWTIMES would be the Lady Knights 502-350-0130 opening round opponent came back strong in the sec- WWW.KEYSTONECINEMAS.COM on March 17, 1982. On the ond half and finished with 33 8 DIGITAL SCREENS...FOUR 3-D SCREENS! campus of Eastern Kentucky points. As part of her efforts, STARTS FRIDAY 3/11 University, Marion County Murphy was selected to the “REAL D” Mars Needs Moms ... DIGITAL 3D PG was once again sent home Sweet 16 all state tournament PG-13 early with a heartbreaking team and the associated press Battle: Los Angeles TR. 1.  31.15 ac. m/l – 95% open cropland – Robinson Creek 2 bottoms – fronts Spurling Rd. all state 2nd team. loss by only one point with a Red Riding Hood PG-13 extension a private public pass way.  final score of 44-43. Last year, 15 years after TR. 2.  57.9 ac. m/l – approx. 40% pastureland with older combination barn – remainder wood - NOW SHOWING... land with some commercial saw size timber – Spurling Rd. extension a private public pass way. “REAL D” Rango ... DIGITAL 3D PG TR. 3. 8.6 ac. m/l – upland tract – approx. 50% wooded – 50% open – access from Gaddis Ridge Rd. on the Ronnie Malone farm road, a deed public private pass way. PG-13 Enjoy, respect our outdoors The Adjustment Bureau This tract will be sold from auction site on Spurling Rd. Take Me Home Tonight R TR. 4.  31.4 ac. m/l – approx. 35% open pasture ground – nice pond – remainder woodland with some marketable saw size timber.  Hall Pass R D ANVILLE C INEMAS 8 Big Momma’s House Like PROPERTY MAY BE INSPECTED DAILY AT YOUR LEISURE. PLATS ARE 859-238-4181 Father, Like Son PG-13 AVAILABLE AT OUR MAILBOX ON TR. 3. & TR. 2. FOR ADDITIONAL Showtimes for March 11-17, 2011 INFORMATION CALL SELLING AGENTS G Drive Angry 3D (R) 114 Mins Battle: Los Angeles (PG13) 127 Mins Gnomeo & Juliet 1-800-653-2262 OR LOCAL 465-6671. 9:55 1:35, 4:25, 7:20, 10:00 (Starts 3/11) “REAL D”... DIGITAL 3D (Premium of $2.50 + Ticket Price) LEAVING 3/10 SELLERS TERMS: No minimum – no reserve. Each tract being sold individually – no re-grouping. 15% earnest money Hall Pass (R) 118 Mins I Am Number Four (PG13) 120 Mins “REAL D” R deposit at the signing of the Sales Agreement Contract 3/19/11. Farming right on Tr. 1. will be given within 10 days of earnest 4:15, 7:10 1:20, 4:05, 7:35, 10:05 Drive Angry ... DIGITAL 3D money deposit. Balance and full possession on all tracts given with deed. Real estate taxes for ca lendar year 2011 and there - Open Caption: Tues., March 15 - 4:05 & 7:35 after will be paid by purchaser, buyer. A 10% BUYERS PREMIUM WILL BE ADDED TO WINNING BID TO PG-13 Gnomeo and Juliet 3D (G) 94 Mins Mars Need Moms 3D (PG) 98 Mins I am Number 4 ESTABLISH FINAL SALES PRICE.  1:25, 4:20, 7:30 1:15, 4:15, 7:10, 9:25 (Starts 3/11) (Premium of $2.50 + Ticket Price) (Premium of $2.50 + Ticket Price) Unknown PG-13 RONALD & ESTELLE WOODRUM, OWNERS Rango (PG) 117 Mins Justin Beiber G Frank Hansford N. Brent Paterson 1:00, 4:00, 7:00, 9:30 Take Me Home Tonight (R)108 Mins “REAL D”... DIGITAL 3D Rufus F. 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Over Crown County Lady Knights var- Lady Knights’ 10-point cush- the span of the 15-2 run, the Continued from B1 sity girls basketball team ion was too much for the Lady Knight defense forced played the Nelson County Lady Cardinals to overcome. the Lady Trojans into five Lady Cardinals in the semi- Marion County advanced to of their six turnovers in the Nine of Elizabethtown’s 15 final round of the 5th region the regional semi-final game period. A late field goal by points in the frame came from tournament at Marion County with a 53-47 victory. Elder Epps gave Marion County a the charity stripe. As a team High School. Nelson County would once again lead the 15-point lead at the half with the Lady Panthers missed was able to keep pace with way for the Lady Knights by a score of 35-20. only one free throw during the Lady Knights, but weren’t adding nine points in the final Coming out of the lock- the entire game. able to overtake Marion frame. er room the Lady Knights In the third frame the Lady County. The third quarter seemed to be on a mission. Knights struggled a bit but proved to be crucial for the Marion County 14 9 17 13 - 53 They put up 16 points in the stayed within striking dis- Lady Knights who went on third quarter while only allow- tance. Elizabethtown would Nelson County 9 12 9 17 - 47 to defeat the Lady Cardinals ing the opposition six. The outscore Marion County 15-6 Marion County (24-6): Bre 53-47 and push their record lead grew from 15 points at in the period but the Lady Elder 17, Kyvin Goodin-Rogers 16, to 24-6 on the season. Junior the beginning of the frame to Knights only trailed by four Makayla Epps 10, Patrice Tonge 5, Bre Elder led the way for 25 as the third period wrapped when the frame ended. Elder Logan Powell 3, Emily Fenwick 2 Marion County with 17 points up. Epps would carry most of hit a jumper with 4:11 left in Nelson County (18-13): Cierra while sophomore teammate the load scoring 11 of the the quarter to give the Lady Drake 15, Shelby Maupin 11, A.J. Kyvin Goodin-Rogers added team’s 16 points in the quarter Knights a two-point lead at Lewis 9, Ashley Wimsett 7, Caitlyn 16 points of her own. while going on a personal 7-0 35-33, but Marion County Hagan 3, Alyssa Johnson 2 The first quarter was con- run to end the period. The would fail to score again in trolled by the Lady Knights 25-point lead would put the the period. Elizabethtown fin- in the early going as they In opening round game out of reach as the Lady ished the period on a 6-0 run jumped out to a 7-3 lead only action... Knights led 51-26 heading to grab a four-point lead with three minutes into the game. On Feb. 28, the Marion into the final period. a score of 39-35. Nelson County was able to County Lady Knights varsity Over the final quarter, The final frame would keep the game close by driv- girls basketball team took North Hardin would outscore prove to be the most cru- ing the ball to the basket and on the North Hardin Lady Marion County but would cial in the game for the Lady drawing fouls on Marion Trojans in the opening game draw no closer than 21 points. Knights as they were able to County. The Lady Knights of the girls 5th region tourna- With 3:41 left in the game, outscore the Lady Panthers committed five turnovers in ment at Marion County High Epps would connect on her 18-13 while committing no the opening frame that slowed School. The Lady Knights last two points of the night turnovers. Elizabethtown them from expanding their seized control early in the giving Marion County its senior Adelaide Luckett hit lead anymore. Five differ- opening quarter and ran out biggest lead of the night at a three-point goal early in ent Marion County players to a 15-point lead at half- 26 points. The Lady Trojans the period to give the Lady would score in the period led time. Sophomore Makayla scored the final four points Panthers their biggest lead of by Elder and Goodin-Rogers Epps put in 13 of her game of the game to make the final the night at seven points with with four points each. high points in the second half score 58-36. a score of 42-35. Eight key Nelson County was able to as Marion County outscored points by sophomore Kyvin draw a bit closer to Marion North Hardin 23-16 over the Marion County 16 19 16 7 - 58 Goodin-Rogers as part of a County in the second frame by final two quarters. Along with Lady Knight 14-3 run gave North Hardin 10 10 6 10 - 36 Photo by Jessica Veatch outscoring the Lady Knights Epps’ 28 points, sophomore Marion County the lead for Marion County (23-6): Makayla 12-9. A quick 5-0 spurt by teammate Kyvin Goodin- Junior Bre Elder shoots over Elizabethtown’s Natalie good. With 1:43 left in the Epps 28, Kyvin Goodin-Rogers the Lady Cardinals midway Rogers chipped in 15 points to Greenwell. The Lady Knights defeated the Lady game, Marion County held 15, Bre Elder 4, Emily Fenwick 4, through the frame allowed help the Lady Knights pick up Panthers by a final score of 53-52. a 49-45 lead. Neither team Logan Powell 3, Shakila Goodin 2, Nelson County to tie the score a 58-36 victory and advance would score again until Patrice Tonge 2 at 17 points with 2:58 left to the semi-final round of the only 14 seconds remained. North Hardin (12-17): Chanel until halftime. This was as regional tournament. Elizabethtown would cut Roberts 15, Domeneque Taft close as Nelson County had The Lady Knights jumped the lead to two before Epps out to a quick 6-0 lead only 8, Jenna Spencer 6, Brianna been since the beginning of Woodson 4, Kiera Jones 2, Caitlyn stepped to the line and buried one and a half minutes into the game, and the closest they Black 1 two free throws to push the would be for the remainder the game. The Lady Trojans lead back to four points. of the game. Over the last would answer with four quick The Lady Panthers would two and a half minutes of points of their own, but four once again cut the lead to the first half the two teams costly turnovers prevented two, but Epps calmly walked traded baskets with the Lady them from drawing any clos- to the line and sank two more Knights coming out ahead by er. Four Marion County play- free throws with only 0:03.1 two points with a halftime ers would score in the open- showing on the clock to give score of 23-21. ing period led by Epps with Marion County a four point Marion County would only eight points. The first quarter cushion with a score of 53-49 commit one turnover and out- ended with a score of 16-10 all but ensuring a victory. A score Nelson County by eight with Marion County leading. three-point goal at the buzz- points during the third quarter The Lady Trojans would er by Elizabethtown cut the to increase their lead from score the first basket of the deficit to one, but it wasn’t two points to ten points at second frame, but the Lady enough as Marion County the end of the period. Marion Knights would counter with celebrated after a hard fought County would score the first a 15-2 run over the next four 53-52 victory. four points of the third frame and a half minutes to break the Head Coach Trent Milby to grab a six-point lead. For game open. With 2:32 remain- said getting back to the state the next three minutes the two ing in the first half Marion tourney has been the team’s teams traded baskets until the County held a 17-point lead goal all year. Lady Knights held a four- “Our outlook has been the point lead at 32-28 with 3:09 same all year; we just had a left in the period. goal of getting back to Diddle GUN & KNIFE S HOW For nearly the remainder (Arena),” he said. “We are of the period Nelson County playing well as a team at the would not score again while right time. Never doubt the March 19 & 20 Marion County was able heart of a champion. It is not to tally eight unanswered what you do in December and Saturday 9 am - 5 pm points to expand their lead January, it is what you do in to twelve points. 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Applicants will be required Clause of Kentucky Utilities for America’s to pass written, physical, psychological and Company from November 1, physical fitness examination and must also 2008 through October 31, Mattress store undergo a complete background investigation, 2010. polygraph, and oral interview. Kentucky Utilities coming to Applicants must be twenty-one years of age Company and possess a valid Kentucky operator’s 220 West Main Street Lebanon soon. license; must not have been convicted of a Louisville, Kentucky 40202 Must be able felony; must be a high school graduate or have obtained GED; must be able to deal with high LEGAL NOTICE to lift heavy stress situation; and must be willing to work Notice is hereby given that a hearing will be held on various hours and weekends. the Periodical Settlement on April 13, 2011, in the mattresses. Marion District Court, and any exceptions or Applications may be secured from the City objections to said Periodical Settlement must be filed Bring resume to: Administrative Office located at 118 S. Proctor with the Court prior to the date of said hearing. Knott Avenue. John O. Thomas, City Name and Address of Decedent or Ward; Case 114 Cyril Circle, Administrator. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY No.; Name, Title and Address of Fiduciary: •Lushen Wren; 07-P-00135; William G. Fowler, II - Lebanon, KY EMPLOYER - M/F/D Admʼr

LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given that a hearing will be held on the Final Settlement on April 13, 2011, in the Marion District Court, and any exceptions or objections to said Final Settlement must be filed with the Court prior to the date of said hearing. Name and Address of Decedent or Ward; Name, Title and Address of Fiduciary: •Addie Florence Browning; 08-P-00119; Kenneth T. Browning - Co-Exʼr •Ivan E. Wright; 10-P-00049; Bobby Joe Garrett - Exʼr

LEGAL NOTICE In accordance with the requirements of KRS 424.340, notice is hereby given that the following fiduciaries have been appointed by the Marion County District Court on the date indicated below. All persons having claims against the estate of any decedent shall present same to the fiduciary as We have immediate openings for full-time permanent positions in required by law within six months after the date of Bardstown for Customer Relationship Specialists. the appointment of the fiduciary. Name and Address of Decedent or Ward; Name, Title and Address of Fiduciary; Date of Paid training is provided. Various set and split shifts are available Appointment: •Mary Catherine Bright, 3760 St. Maryʼs Road, for a successful candidate upon completion of training. Lebanon, KY 40033; Mary Jane Phillips - Exʼx, c/o James L. Avritt, Sr., 103 W. Main St., Lebanon, KY 40033; 02-14-11. All positions require a positive work history, high school diploma •Lillian Thompson, 525 Scuffle Creek Rd., Lebanon, or GED, and experience in establishing customer relationships. KY 40033; Mitchell Thompson - Co-Exʼrs, Wayne Thompson, Co-Exʼrs, c/o Rob Spragens, P.O. Box SYKES is a drug-free workplace and requires background check. 681, Lebanon, KY 40033; 02-18-11. •Francis Marvin Downs, 5845 Hwy. 52, Loretto, KY 40037; William Curtis Downs - Co-Exʼr, Freda Ann Apply in person at: Humphrey - Co-Exʼx, c/o Elmer J. George, 105 W. Main Street, Lebanon, KY 40033; 02-18-11. 227 Kentucky Home Square • Bardstown, KY 40004 •Margaret Borders, 401 S. Proctor Knott, Lebanon, KY 40033; Doug Borders - Exʼr, c/o Hamilton B. For more information call (502) 350-1200 Simms, 108 W. Main St., Lebanon, KY 40033; 02-25- 11. •Joseph Curtis Brady, 3580 St. Maryʼs Road, Lebanon, KY 40033; Rhonda Gail Brady - Exʼx, c/o Apply online at www.SYKES.com Theodore H. Lavit, One Court Square, Lebanon, KY 40033; 02-28-11. EOE/AA B8 SPORTS • the lebanon enterprise • wednesday, march 9, 2011

Photo by Jessica Veatch Senior Josh Brockman puts up a shot as he shields a LaRue County defender in the opening round game of the boys 5th Region tournament. The Knights defeated the Hawks 55-53. Photo by Jessica Veatch Coming out of the break, Knights nearly allowed the Marion County seemed to be game to slip away. Marion Pictured, from left, are Sophomore Kyvin Goodin-Rogers, sophomores Patrice Tonge Knights and Makayla Epps, and junior Bre Elder. Continued from B1 a different team. The Knights County shot an unimpressive scored an impressive 20 points 7-21 from the free throw line in the third period alone, led throughout the game. Litsey ■ BASKETBALL the final 16 points. With 2:01 by Southall with eight of would step to the line and left in the first frame, LaRue his 13 points on the night. A connect on one of two free County battled back to tie Southall three point goal with throw attempts to give the the game at eight points. Six 2:49 left gave the Knights a Knights a two-point lead with Marion County turnovers in Lady Knights named to Fifth- 10-point lead which was their 37 seconds remaining. Senior this frame kept them from biggest of the night with a Josh Brockman connected on expanding their lead, and score of 37-27. Over the final a put back shot with 14 sec- only led by two points at the two and a half minutes of the onds remaining to give the end of the period with a score period the Hawks would out- Knights the lead at 55-53. Region All-Tournament Team of 14-12. score the Knights but Marion The Knights celebrated after The Knights would remain County held a five-point lead a hard fought, two-point win After the dust settled on Rogers took home Most omores Makayla Epps and cold from the floor in the early at the end of the period with a to advance to the semi-finals the Fifth Region tournament, Outstanding Player hon- Patrice Tonge were named going in the second quarter score of 42-37. of the 5th region tournament. several Lady Knights were ors, averaging 14 points per to the Fifth Region All- as LaRue County scored the Both teams would trade After the game, Head named to the Fifth Region game during the three game Tournament team. first seven points to grab a baskets as the final period Coach Anthony Epps said All-Tournament team. stretch. five point lead, which was began until the score was he was proud of his team’s Sophomore Kyvin Goodin- Junior Bre Elder and soph- their biggest of the night, with 46-41 with 6:00 left in the effort. a score of 19-14 with 6:54 game. Over the next two min- Marion County 14 8 20 13 - 55 left until halftime. Marion utes the Knights would stretch LaRue County 12 10 15 16 - 53 County’s defensive pressure their lead to eight points at semi-finals and finals can also at 1 p.m. eastern time on would force the Hawks into Marion County (16-12): Sweet be seen on a pair of television Sunday, March 13. 51-43 with 4:06 left to seem- Carlos Litsey 15, John Southall five turnovers in the second Continued from B1 stations. WAVE-Louisville Digital ingly seize control. However, 13, Deshawn Douglas 11, Josh frame, which allowed them to the Hawks wouldn’t go away CWkyt-Lexington will Channel 3.3 will also be air- Brockman 9, Clay Lanham 5, broadcast the championship ing the semi-final games creep back into the game and and made an 8-1 spurt to cut Vincent Collins 2 from the tournament will be game live beginning at 9 p.m. beginning at 12 p.m. eastern tie the score at halftime. Even the lead back to one with broadcast live through iHigh. LaRue County (17-11): Kyle eastern time Saturday March time Sunday March 13 with though the Knights were only a score of 52-51 with only com. Sheeran 18, Kelton Ford 12, Ryan 12, with delayed semi-final the championship game to able to put up eight points in 0:44 on the clock. A streak Whitlock 8, Chase Reynolds 6, The games can be seen by games being aired beginning follow. the frame, they went into the of missed free throws by the Dylan Parr 5, Jonathan Firquin 2, going to http://khsaa.tv/. The locker room tied at 22 points. Kyle Meredith 2

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