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By NOLA SIZEMORE Staff Writer

An ordinance levyingthe annual tax rates onreal and personal prop-erty was passed at a spe-cial called meeting of theEvarts City Council onMonday.

In that ordinance, theannual tax rates werelevied for residents liv-ing within the city limitsof Evarts. The tax ratewas set at .409 cents oneach $100 assessedvalue of real and person-al property.

MayorBurl Feesaid alltaxes willbe dueandpayableat cityhall onJan. 31.

He said taxes paid priorto the due date will be atthe face amount.

“Taxes paid morethan 30 days after thedue date will be chargeda 12 percent penalty andinterest will be at a rate

Evarts councilsets tax rates

By DEBBIE CALDWELLNews Editor

Officers with theCumberland PoliceDepartment, along withdetectives from KentuckyState Police DrugEnforcement SpecialInvestigations East,responded to a motelroom at the Plaza Motellate Thursday night fol-lowing a complaint of foulodors and smoke comingfrom the room. An allegedinactive meth lab wasalso located at an apart-ment in Sunshine by theHarlan County Sheriff’sOffice on Thursday.

According toCumberland Police ChiefMike Franks, it isalleged, upon officers’entry of the motel room,they soon discovered evi-dence that the occupantof the room was activelymanufacturing metham-phetamine. Franks said

that Cumberland patrol-man Jackie Stewartarrested Leslie Countynative Arvil E. Sizemore,27, who was an occupantpresent in the room.

Sizemore was chargedwith manufacturingmethamphetamine andlodged in the HarlanCounty Detention Centerfollowing decontamina-tion.

Franks said methcleanup crews from KSPDESI East and HarlanCounty EmergencyManagement were calledin to dispose of all dan-gerous materials on thescene and that the evi-dence present showedthat several “one step”operations had takenplace at the location.

A “one step” methoperation includes short-cuts compared to moretraditional methods and

Police find2 meth labsin county

Outdoor adventures

By NOLA SIZEMORE Staff Writer

Expansion for Harlan County’sadventure tourism industry hasbecome a reality at the BlackMountain Off-Road AdventureArea (BMORAA) during the pastyear.

“It’s an exciting time in HarlanCounty with the continued growthof Black Mountain Off-RoadAdventure Area,” said KimCollier, chairman of the HarlanCounty Outdoor Recreation Board(HCORB). “Harlan County hasgained nationwide attention asone of the top off-road destinationsin the country and has been fea-tured on four cable television

shows and many national off-roadmagazines and news publica-tions.”

Collier said the past six yearshad given Harlan Countains asmall sample of the benefits of theemerging adventure tourismindustry. She said the past fewmonths had shown their recentinvestment in the off-road trailsystem was paying off as the parkwas seeing more and more first-time visitors to the Harlan Countyarea.

“In March 2009, the outdoorrecreation board enacted a generaluse permit system at BMORAA,”said Collier. “The system generat-ed $77,070 by the end of the 2008-

2009 fiscal year and $152,330 dur-ing the 2009-2010 fiscal year.”

Ken Crider, treasurer for theHCORB, said other developmentsat the Evarts Trailhead includedthe construction of the BMORAAoffice and general store, whichprovides headquarters for theboard and a workplace for one-fulltime and three part-time employ-ees.

“The general store providespreviously untapped income andis helping the trail system becomeself-sustaining,” said Crider. “Thestore has generated more than$22,000 in sales in the first half of2010.”

Improvements made to park

The newest attraction to theBlack Mountain Off-RoadAdventure Area is a wildhorse, who “runs a toll sta-tion” on one of the trails. Thehorse showed up one day,and since that time has useda particular place on the trailsystem to beg for treats.Among the many spectacularviews within the park is agoldfish pond alongside oneof the trails. Gilbert said noone seems to know how thegoldfish got there, but thefish have multiplied into 20 or30.

NOLA SIZEMORE/

Daily Enterprise

By JASON EDWARDSStaff Writer

A Harlan County High Schooljunior who has been selected toparticipate in the KentuckyMusic Educators All-State Choirsays her interest in singingcomes from being surrounded byit at home.

Emily Wills, 16, is one of twomembers of the HCHS Choirselected to participate in theevent in February.

Wills said music is one of themost important things in theworld to her.

“My whole family, we all justkind of sing. It is just kind ofsomething we all do,” said Wills.“Both of my sisters are a lotolder than me, but my oldest sis-ter Kim was a voice major in col-lege. She was in the choir atETSU (Eastern Tennessee StateUniversity), and I think that iswhat got me the most interestedin choir.”

She said she often travels tosee her sister perform and shewanted to follow in her footsteps.

Wills said being chosen toparticipate in all-state was agreat feeling.

“It feels pretty cool to makeit,” said Wills. “This was my firsttime trying out, so I was verysurprised.”

She said even though shewasn't in the class she still sangwith the school's choir.

“I've sang in the choir in highschool all three years and I sangin the elementary school choiralso,” she said.

Wills said she also sings ather church and enjoys singingwith an acoustic guitarist.

“I don't know how much I willdo with music in the future, butI want to be in the choir in col-lege,” said Wills. “I plan on beinga physical therapist, but I thinkI might try to minor in music.”

Wills is also the HCHS foot-ball team manager, a member ofthe academic team and dabblesin art.

Wills follows in family’s footsteps with musicLocalFolks

JASON EDWARDS/Harlan Daily Enterprise

Harlan County High School junior Emily Wills is one of two studentswho will be participating in the Kentucky Music Educators All-StateChoir in February.

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Juanita VenableJuanita Venable, 84, of

Harlan, passed from thislife on Friday, November5, 2010. Juanita was bornJune 20, 1926 atHighsplint and had livedin Harlan County all ofher life. She taught schoolat Shields and laterworked at the HarlanNational Bank.

Juanita was a memberof the First BaptistChurch of Loyall and theMountain Laurel Chapter428 O.E.S.

She was preceded indeath by her parentsWilliam Luke andMargaret ShortBrassfield; her husband,William Ray “Red”Venable; her son, BillyRay Venable; two broth-ers, Bill Brassfield andRowland Brassfield; anda grandson, Sam Venable.

Survivors include a sis-ter, Elvenia (Charles)Earles, Melvindale, MI;four brothers, JimBrassfield, Harlan; WL(Joey Kay) Brassfield,Harlan; Don Brassfield,Nicholasville; and FredBrassfield, Lexington; agrandson, WilliamVenable; a great granddaughter, AlissaVenable; and daughter-

in-law, Debbie ParrottLynn, all of Texas. Alsosurviving are severalnieces, nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews, and a host offriends.

Visitation for JuanitaVenable will be Sundayevening from 5 – 7 pm atthe Harlan FuneralHome. Funeral serviceswill follow at 7 pm withDr. Roy Lucas and GlennDurham officiating.

Interment services willbe held Monday at 11 amat the ResthavenCemetery chapel.

Online condolencesmay be left at www.har-lanobits.net.

Harlan Funeral Homeis in charge of arrange-ments.

Jimmy AnglianJimmy Lynn Anglian

48, of Evarts, Ky. Passedaway Wednesday,November 3, 2010. Hewas born March 28, 1962in Harlan Co. Ky. Mr.Anglian was a carpenterand believed in thePentecostal faith.

He was preceded indeath by his brothers;Harold Glen Anglian &Ricky Wayne Anglian.

Survivors include his

parents; Wayne Anglian& wife Betty. And JewellNadine Bennett & hus-band Rodney. Five chil-dren; Jason Wynn, ChrisCombs, Daniel Combs,Jesse Combs & JimmyCombs. Grandson; ChrisCombs Jr. Five brothers;Tim Anglian, DennyAnglian, Henry Anglian,Richard Anglian & VictorAnglian. Three sisters;Rebecca Rife, CandaceNapier & Angie Anglian.Special nieces &nephews; BrandonAnglian, Allicia Napier,Anna Mae Napier,Tiffanie Anglian & RickyWayne Anglian Jr. Twostep-brothers; Donnie &Lester Balthis. And sev-eral other nieces,nephews, relatives andfriends also survive.

Funeral services willbe conducted Sunday,Nov. 7, 2010 at 1:00 PMat the Evarts FreePentecostal HolinessChurch with the Rev.Donnie Harrison, Rev.Mike Guthrie & Rev.Woody Fields officiating.

Burial will follow in theEvarts MemorialGardens of Evarts, Ky.Pallbearers will be;Denny Anglian, DavidRife, Chris Combs,Cledus Jr. Robbins, GregEaly, Britt Anglian, JesseCombs & Allen Napier Jr.

Visitation will be heldSaturday, Nov. 6, 2010after 5:00 PM at theEvarts Free PentecostalHoliness Church.

Online condolencesmay be left at www.har-lanobits.net

Mount PleasantFuneral Home is incharge of arrangements.

OBITUARIES

WEATHER FORECAST

TODAY

SUNDAY

EXTENDED OUTLOOK

Mostly cloudy today with a 20 percentchance of isolated snow showers in themorning. The high will be in the lower40s. Mostly clear and cold tonight with alow in the upper 20s.

Sunny with a high in the lower 50s.

Mostly sunny Monday and Tuesdaywith highs in the mid 60s and lows near40. Mostly sunny Wednesday with ahigh in the upper 60s and a low near 40.

NEWSIN BRIEF

Second suspect charged in killing PINEVILLE (AP) — Kentucky State Police

have charged an eastern Kentucky woman withmurder after a nearly three year long deathinvestigation.

A news release from the Harlan post of theKSP states 55-year-old Deborah Partin ofPineville was arrested Thursday afternoon andtaken to the Bell County Detention Center.

Partin is the second person to be charged inthe death of 92-year-old William Jacob Taylor ofthe Frakes community, who died about a weekafter being beaten in his home in January 2008.

Police arrested 36-year-old Jeremiah CharlesEvans of Pineville on Oct. 20, charging him withmurder and being a persistent felony offender.

The KSP says other arrests in the case arepending.

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yields smaller amounts of theillegal drug but it is just asmuch if not more dangerous.

Franks said items notdestroyed were kept andlogged into evidence and willbe tested and used againstSizemore in court.

“Receipts found in theroom showed that Sizemorehad purchased small amountsof ephedrine at different loca-tions and had purchased someof it earlier that day inCumberland,” Franks said.

Cumberland patrolmanAndy Soltess and EdwardBush, along with severalCumberland Fire Departmentmembers, assisted at thescene.

“Methamphetamine pro-duction is no longer just a fearfor southeast Kentucky lawenforcement as it is now areality that is gaining popu-larity, and one that we willfight aggressively,” said

Franks.According to DESI Sgt.

Chris Thompson, one inactive“one step” meth lab was locat-ed in a room at Holly PointApartments in Sunshine. Hesaid there were two previous-ly used gas generators alsofound.

“One of the generators waslocated inside the apartmentand the other was on the out-side,” Thompson said.

The apartment was locatedon Wallins Street inSunshine.

Thompson said he respond-ed to the scene upon therequest of the sheriff’s office.

Jeffery Dale Powers, 26, ofHarlan, was arrested bydeputy Danny Ball on chargesof manufacturing metham-phetamine and first-degreewanton endangerment.

Cristal R. Wacks, 26, ofHarlan, was arrested by sher-iff’s Det. John Teagle oncharges of manufacturingmethamphetamine and first-degree wanton endanger-ment.

Services set atEvarts church

Brother DavidOverbey will be speak-ing at Evarts BaptistChurch on Sunday andthe Rev. RonnieHampton will be preach-ing on Sunday night.Everyone is welcome.

Crider said the gener-al store tries not to com-pete against local busi-nesses and primarilysells Black Mountain andHarlan County sou-venirs, with less than 10percent of sales comingfrom snack foods andgeneral goods.

Dallas Gilbert, co-chairman of the board,said by the end of the2009-2010 fiscal year thepark had created threefull-time jobs in thepark’s maintenancedepartment, and hadsigned a contract withthe Harlan CountySheriff’s office to supplya full-time deputy posi-tion to the trail system.

“It takes a lot of workto keep our trails main-tained — a lot of peopledon’t think about that,”said Gilbert. “It keepsour three maintenancepersonnel busy checkingthe trails on a regularbasis and keeping thepark clean. During the2009-2010 fiscal year,several miles of newtrails were opened,which helps keep theexperience of the parknew and fresh for fre-quent visitors to the trailsystem.”

Gilbert said an inven-tory of tools and equip-ment had been pur-chased during the pastyear, which includedsmall tools such as chain-

saws, weedeaters andtorches, at a cost ofapproximately $4,000.He said their inventorynow also included a bull-dozer, backhoe and off-road vehicles.

“The sheriff’s officefronted the cost of neces-sary equipment for thecontract deputy we haveat the park now, whichincluded a 2010 PolarisRanger,” said Gilbert.“Extra deputies are pro-vided at the park duringspecial events.”

Crider said in 2010the first hiking trail,“Cinco Falls Trail” wasdeveloped to take off-roaders to several natu-ral waterfalls on theproperty, without intro-ducing motorized vehi-cles to sensitive areas.

“Two new camp-grounds were openedthis past year, Creeksideand SycamoreCampgrounds,” saidCrider. “We also receiveda new maintenancebuilding, which wasdonated by ManalapanLand Company. Thebuilding was removedand reconstructed on-sitefor a cost of approximate-ly $12,000.”

Crider said all signageat the park was replacedthis past year, includingthe main entrance sig-nage at the EvartsTrailhead, directionalsignage and trail mark-ers.

“Five ‘you-are-herekiosks’ have been con-structed and placed at

several large intersec-tions and popular stopsthroughout the trail sys-tem,” said Crider. “We’reawaiting the completionof our newly designedtrail maps. The boardremapped all trails in2010, adding newly con-structed trails and previ-ously un-marked pointsof interest, removingclosed trails and makingseveral changes to makethe maps easier to under-stand. Many trail num-bers and classificationshave also been adjusted.”

Crider said work isunder way for camp-grounds, restroom facili-ties, parking areas andcommon areas for visi-tors at Evarts Trailheadon previously undevel-oped areas of the proper-ty. He said these accom-modations will improvethe user experience atthe park, as well as pro-vide revenue for futureexpansion.

Gilbert said anothernew addition to the parkwas a wild horse. He saidthe horse just appearedone day on one of thetrails, and since thattime, had become atourist attraction.

“He’s probably hadmore pictures taken ofhim than Secretariat,”said Gilbert. “He’sknown internationallynow. When the Germanscame to visit recently,they had a veterinarianwith them, who checkedthe horse out, and saidhe was sound.”

Gilbert said the horsehas developed “an agen-da” and would actuallystand in a roadway, hop-ing to get a treat. He saidthey hadn’t named thehorse yet but were justcalling him “that brownhorse” for the time being.

“He’s a bum. He runsa toll station out onHawkeye Overlook,” saidGilbert. “He’s got a nar-row place in the road-way, and when you cometo him, he’ll step out infront of you. You have togive him at least a life-saver or apple, and he’lljust go on his way.Everybody knows himnow, and they just bringstuff to him. It’s anadded adventure to thepark.”

Collier said in 2010the board was instru-mental in creating horsetrails in two differentareas of the county,expanded their existingoff-road trail system, andthey continued to attractthousands of visitors intothe Harlan County com-munities. She said theboard would continue towork on cleaning uprivers, so they could alsoattract visitors for pad-dle sports.

“It’s my privilege toreport a successful yearfor our organization andour county,” said Collier.“If you haven’t been onthe park, or involvedwith some of our activi-ties, we invite you to giveit a try.”

ParkContinued from Page 1

of six percent per annum,calculated from the duedate,” said Fee. “Thisordinance applies to the2010 calendar year taxassessment and allreceipts will be used forcity purposes.”

Fee said in calculatingthe city’s total revenuefor the year, the revenuedropped by $200. Hesaid, in short, the taxbills should be approxi-mately the same as lastyear.

“The tax rate for eachyear is determined byusing a spread sheet pro-vided by the Departmentfor Local Government,”said city clerk KristiLamb.

Fee said there are twobasic categories of prop-erty, real and personal.He said real property, in

general, includes and andanything permanentlyaffixed to land such aswells or buildings. Hesaid structures such ashomes, apartments,offices and commercialbuildings, and land towhich they are attached,are typical examples ofreal property.

“Basically, personalproperty is any propertywhich is not real proper-ty,” said Fee. “Personalproperty is not perma-nently attached to land.In most cases, it is move-able and doesn’t last aslong as real property.Personal propertyincludes vehicles, farmequipment, jewelry,household goods, stocksand bonds.”

Councilman ErnieWoodard said he wasglad to see the tax ratewas not going to beraised for residents thisyear.

TaxesContinued from Page 1

MethContinued from Page 1

Photo submitted by Cumberland Police Chief MIKE FRANKS

Pictured are several items that were confiscated at the alleged meth lab in Cumberland on Thursday.

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OpinionPage 4 — Harlan Daily Enterprise Weekend Edition, November 6, 2010

There may be no moredeadly force in politicsthan hubris. It sneaks upon politicians at theirweakest moments — theheight of their success —and destroys them, some-times slowly, sometimesspectacularly.

President BarackObama is suffering from acase of hubris so far-reaching and debilitating,it will fascinate politicalepidemiologists fordecades. His intellectualboosters egged him on.They greeted his electionas the advent of, as PeterBeinart put it in Timemagazine, "The NewLiberal Order." SamTanenhaus of The NewYork Times rushed toprint a book called "TheDeath of Conservatism."

It was all settled, then— except of course it was-n't. "Public opinion is thelord of the universe,"Thomas Jefferson said.The Obama Democratsgoverned in blatant defi-ance of it, and didn't careto notice the trends thatshould have been a flash-ing red light on theirambitions.

Just as Obama wastaking office, public opin-ion was shifting to theright. In July of 2009,Gallup found that by a 2-1margin people said they'dbecome more conservativein recent years. Gallup

noted that "the results areconspicuously incongru-ous with the results of the2008 elections." It is thisdisparity that created theconditions for the tea-party movement, andeventually Obama's "shel-lacking."

"The party of no" wasrewarded in "the electionof no." The voters went tothe polls in the spirit ofthe Woody Allen remark,"I wish I had some kind ofaffirmative message toleave you with. Would youtake two negative mes-sages?" In 2010, theywere "no" and "stop."

Those words mustalways be spoken in a fre-quency too high forDemocrats to hear. In hispost-defeat press confer-ence, Obama said peopleare frustrated by the paceof the economic recovery.True enough. But SeanTrende ofRealClearPolitics notesthat the unemploymentrate in many electoralmodels would have onlyaccounted for aDemocratic loss of 20-30seats. In 1982, when the

unemployment rate washigher than today, RonaldReagan lost 26 Houseseats.

That means Democrats"overperformed" in theirmidterm debacle by 20-40seats. Not to mention thedown-ballot wipeout thatsaw Republicans pick up680 seats in state legisla-tures, 200 more than intheir historic victory in1994.

According to exit polls,only 23 percent of votersblamed Obama for thestate of the economy,fewer than blamed WallStreet bankers (35 per-cent) or George W. Bush(29 percent). But 74 per-cent are angry or dissatis-fied with the federal gov-ernment. Seventy-threepercent disapprove of theway Congress is handlingits job. Fifty-two percentthink Obama's policieswill hurt the country, and56 percent want the feder-al government to do less.

Was the electorateskewed by tea-party-fueled turnout? WilliamGalston of The NewRepublic points out thatthe electorate was 38 per-cent Democratic, 36 per-cent Republican and 28percent independent inthe Democratic wave of2006. This year that par-tisan breakdown wasalmost exactly the same.The difference is that

independents brokestrongly for Republicans,reflecting how they — inkeeping with the overallelectorate — have becomemore conservative inrecent years.

Whereas Obamathought he had a licenseto rush to transformAmerica after 2008, hereally had a tentativeendorsement from arefractory public, much ofwhich is inherently skep-tical of his goals. He waslike an ice fishermantromping around on whathe thought was a lakefrozen six inches thickwhen it was barely frozenat all.

Adjusting to the dis-comfiting reality of a cen-ter-right electorate is hischallenge now. It willrequire the humility first,to realize how fundamen-tally he misread theAmerican people, andthen, to adopt a more cau-tious and defensive styleof politics. If you are givento congratulating yourselfon your world-historicalimportance — and con-trasting yourself with BillClinton, the lastDemocratic president whoshrewdly survived amidterm drubbing —none of this will come eas-ily.

But it's the only curefor the shellacking thathubris wrought.

Shining a light on waysyou can curb obesity

Kentuckians weigh too much forour own good, and we know it. Themost recent Kentucky HealthIssues Poll shows that nine in 10Kentuckians see childhood obesityas a problem for our state.

Being overweight and obese hasgone beyond personal challengesthat raise our risk for diabetes andheart disease, and has evolved intoa pervasive dilemma that negative-ly impacts our communities. It’sharder to find young men andwomen who can meet the fitnessstandards for local fire and policedepartments, and even for ournational armed forces. We’re re-designing everything from schooldesks to airline cabins to coffins toaccommodate our added girth.Worker fitness — or lack of it — isimpacting our quality of life, ourcompanies’ bottom lines and ournation’s economic health.

That’s why businesses and gov-ernments across Kentucky are find-ing innovative ways to “make thehealthy choice the easy choice” —whether it’s re-striping a countryroad to provide clear paths forwalkers and bikers; joint use agree-ments to turn school yards into safefamily play space after hours; orbringing fresh produce to urbanand rural “food deserts” throughincentives for grocery stores andlocal ordinances that are farmer’smarket friendly — the list goes on.

The Fleming County Board ofHealth has committed to curbingobesity and diabetes through poli-cies that encourage greater physi-cal activity. What began with awalking trail effort grew to includeacquisition of land for developmentof the Fleming County Activitiesand Education Center. The centerserves several thousand residentsof all ages with exercise and activi-

ty classes, cardio and resistantweight equipment, and basketballleagues for all ages.

Policies in the City of Paducahhave helped create an environ-ment that promotes access to nutri-tious foods and opportunities forphysical activity, including aDowntown Farmers’ Market; Bikeson Broadway (on Sunday after-noons the main thoroughfare intodowntown Paducah is closed to allbut cyclists and pedestrians); asidewalk and bike plan developedjointly by the city’s Planning andEngineering Departments; creationof a “Boundless Certified” publicplayground so designated for itsability to accommodate safe play forpersons with disabilities; and a cityemployee wellness program.

Lexington recently opened theLegacy Trail that connects down-town with the Kentucky HorsePark — some eight miles welcom-ing bicyclists, runners and walkersto take in the historic countryside.Lexington also was the birthplaceof Second Sunday, which closes offa part of downtown to vehiculartraffic and encourages healthywalks, runs, or bike rides.Louisville has created a HealthyHometown Movement, placing anemphasis on ways to lead an activelife in the city, and access to freshproduce.

The same Kentucky HealthIssues Poll quoted earlier shows 87percent of respondents stronglyfavor schools providing 30 minutesof physical activity or physical edu-cation in each student’s day. TheDaviess County Public SchoolBoard has demonstrated a commit-ment to healthy nutrition andphysical activity in schools by pro-viding walking trails at all elemen-tary schools; school menu nutritioninformation on their website;healthy choices in school vendingmachines; a healthy a la carte poli-cy regarding food service at conces-

sion stands and party/meeting sitesthroughout the district; milkmachines in schools at all levels;and policies addressing the foodneeds of students with diabetes andfood allergies.

What can employers do? Smallpolicy changes can make a big dif-ference in moving your workplacetoward a culture of health: healthyfood options in vending machinesand at corporate events; walkingbreaks; team sports and fitnesschallenges are a few examples.E.ON US in Louisville has imple-mented a wellness initiative thatincludes the WellFit reimburse-ment program, ChooseWell match-ing grants and the S.M.A.R.T.walking program. The company hasalso been a key supporter for theLouisville Mayor’s HealthyHometown Movement.

Kentuckians weigh too much forour own good, but we also hold thekeys to making our state healthier.Is your nearest school yard open forchildren to play in the afternoon?What’s in your office vendingmachines? What does your churchgroup serve at suppers? Do yourcommunity’s ordinances make ithard to hold a farmers’ market —or welcome them? By making smallpolicy changes at school, at workand in our communities that sup-port healthier lifestyles, together,we will have a positive impact thatextends throughout Kentucky andbeyond. As tennis great ArthurAshe said, “Start where you are,use what you have, do what youcan.”

Susan G. Zepeda, Ph.D. isPresident & CEO of the Foundationfor a Healthy Kentucky, an endowedcharitable foundation, dedicated toaddressing the unmet health careneeds of Kentuckians. TheFoundation provides grants, spon-sors conferences and workshops andfunds targeted research to addressissues of health policy concern.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

RichLowry

SYNDICATEDCOLUMNIST

By The Associated PressToday is Saturday, Nov. 6, the 310th day of 2010.

There are 55 days left in the year. A reminder:Daylight-Saving Time ends at 2 a.m. local timeSunday. Clocks go back one hour.

Today's Highlight in History:On Nov. 6, 1860, former Illinois congressman

Abraham Lincoln defeated three other candidates forthe presidency: John Breckinridge, John Bell andStephen Douglas.

On this date:In 1861, Confederate President Jefferson Davis was

elected to a six-year term of office.In 1888, Benjamin Harrison won the presidential

election, defeating incumbent Grover Cleveland withenough electoral votes, even though Cleveland led inthe popular vote.

In 1928, in a first, the results of Republican HerbertHoover's election victory over Democrat Alfred E.Smith were flashed onto an electric wraparound signon the New York Times building.

In 1934, Nebraska voters approved dissolving theirtwo-chamber legislature in favor of a nonpartisan, sin-gle legislative body (or "unicameral"), which wasimplemented in 1937.

Today's Birthdays: Director Mike Nichols is 79.Country singer Stonewall Jackson is 78. SingerEugene Pitt (The Jive Five) is 73. Singer P.J. Proby is72. Country singer Guy Clark is 69. Actress Sally Fieldis 64. Pop singer-musician Glenn Frey (The Eagles) is62. Singer Rory Block is 61. Jazz musician ArturoSandoval is 61. TV host Catherine Crier is 56.California's first lady, Maria Shriver, is 55. ActressLori Singer is 53. Actor Lance Kerwin is 50. Rockmusician Paul Brindley (The Sundays) is 47.Education Secretary Arne Duncan is 46. Rock singerCorey Glover is 46. Actor Brad Grunberg is 46. ActorPeter DeLuise is 44. Actress Kelly Rutherford is 42.Actor Ethan Hawke is 40. Actress Thandie Newton is38. Model-actress Rebecca Romijn (roh-MAYN') is 38.Actress Zoe McLellan is 36. Actress Nicole Dubuc is32. Actress Taryn Manning 32. Actress Emma Stone is22. Actress Mercedes Kastner is 21.

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For more than a decade, rebel soldiers from Rwandahave committed atrocities in the neighboring DemocraticRepublic of Congo with almost complete impunity. Theykidnap children, murder men and are conducting astrategic campaign of raping and torturing women. InAugust, the United Nations confirmed that members ofthe Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda, orFDLR, and another militia were responsible for hun-dreds of rapes in the Walekali region — and rape is atepid word for the brutal attacks. ...

Human Rights Watch, the Enough Project, Women forWomen International and many other groups, workingwith Africa-based organizations such as Friends of theCongo, have sustained awareness of a crisis that other-wise would be remote and unseen by much of the world....

Increasingly, activism and art have become partners.This month, the group honored Pulitzer Prize-winningplaywright Lynn Nottage before a performance of hersearing drama "Ruined," about three Congolese rape sur-vivors living in a brothel. In New York, a series of Congo-related films recently kicked off Congo Week.

The arrest and indictment of one FDLR leader will nothalt years of conflict ... Nor can one play, a handful offilms or the work of several charities bring peace toCongo. But taken together, they offer hope.

Los Angeles Times

Activism, artprovide hopefor Congo

The shellacking that Hubris wrought

Dear Dr. Brothers:I've been going out withthis really talented guyI met at work. He's real-ly smart, cool, nice-look-ing and all that goodstuff. The thing is, afterabout six weeks Inoticed that he isalways pretty drunk orhigh when we gettogether. He says heworks hard and likes toplay hard too, and thatthat stuff helps himhave a good time. I don'tthink we've ever goneout when he was sober.He says he likes me alot, and I want to believehim, but is it the liquortalking?

J.L.

Dear J.L.: First ofall, I hope someoneelse is driving if yourboyfriend is alwayshigh when you go out.Better yet, maybe youshouldn't go out any-where in the firstplace. It might besafer! And if he isalways drinkingheavily or using ille-gal drugs, is thissomeone you reallywant to be around in

the first place outsideof working in thesame company? Itwould seem that atthe very least, thisguy has a problem.Whether it is a sub-stance-abuse problemor an emotional prob-lem in which he is tooterrified or shy toapproach a woman orsustain a relationshipwithout what we usedto call the "falsecourage" provided byintoxicants is not forme to say. Perhapsyou can figure it out,as you now mustknow him fairly well.

I wonder if you arereally worried aboutanother possibility:that he isn't reallyattracted to you andcan summon theenthusiasm to dateyou only by puttingon those "beer gog-

gles" or however youwant to label the phe-nomenon of yourcompanion lookingmore and moreattractive the drunk-er you get. If this isthe case, it might giveyou a bit of a wake-upcall. Your own self-esteem is an issue ifyou are willing to goout with someone yoususpect doesn't reallylike you. It's time foryou to take a hardlook at this situationand come up withyour own answer.

* * *Dear Dr. Brothers: I

met a girl in my historyclass who really knockedme out. She was verydifferent from the ath-letic and down-to-earthgirls I am used to frommy high school — shewas very sophisticatedand mature and all that.

I invited her on a pic-nic, but when we got tothe park, she was allafraid of bugs, didn'twant to hike in her niceshoes, couldn't cope withsitting on a blanket, etc.I mean, is that normal?Do you think I shouldtry another kind ofdate?

C.S.Dear C.S.: I think

you might want to trya different type ofdate, yes. Maybe witha different type ofgirl! I am joking a lit-tle, because it seemsthat you are prettyimpressed by thisyoung lady becauseshe is so differentfrom the girls you

grew up with. Youridea of a girl to date

may be that sheshould be very differ-ent from the girls youused to hang out within high school. Youprobably didn't datethem, but they wereyour friends andmembers of a groupto chill with.

Now that you are incollege, you maythink that you shouldgo out with someonevery different fromthose hang-out pals.But you don't want tooverlook one fact:You really liked thosepeople for who theywere. This new girlmay look very good toyou because sheseems a bit mysteri-

ous — as you said,you haven't met any-

one like her before!But if you were disap-pointed by her inflex-ibility and her lack ofinterest in com-muning with nature,you at least shouldconsider the fact thatshe willingly wentout with you — theremust be at least thepotential for somekind of spark! Let herpick the venue if youdecide to date heragain. After the sec-ond date, you'll havemore to go on.

You & YoursWeekend Edition, November 6, 2010 Harlan Daily Enterprise — Page 5

It seems like yester-day, but it's actually beenalmost 30 years since thefirst time that Lorettaand I took a stationwagon load of preteenoffspring and theirfriends to Brummet'sOrchard there out on 39,some seven or eightmiles from Crab Orchardas you head out on thecrooked old road towardSomerset.

The parking lot wasfull and customers werelined up to purchase, bythe bushel, winesaps androme beauties and goldenand red delicious andGrime's golden and nameyour favorite heirloomapple.

It was early Octoberand business was briskbut this matron of a ladycame out from behind thecounter to tousle the kids'hair and tell them to helpthemselves to an appleout of the hundreds ofheaping bushel basketsneatly stacked againstthe walls of the concretebuilding. The aromainside the apple housewas so sweet and spicyand intoxicating that ittook our breaths away.And I was thinking thatheaven just might smellthis way in the fall of theyear.

And so began theannual pilgrimage toBrummet's Orchard

where the apples werepicked off some 1,600trees on the rolling acresthere behind the house.And where the Grime'sgoldens tasted like theyhad been spiced on thetree and were so sweetthey made your teethhurt. Somewhere alongthe line, I began writingabout the orchard andthe Brummets in thepaper and we became fastfriends.

We also got to knowone another on a firstname basis even thoughwe only visited once ortwice a year — Mr.Francis and Mrs.Rovenna Brummet.

Francis is Mr.Personality. He could sellice to Eskimos onChristmas Day and makethem feel good about thepurchase. In fact, hewould load it up andcarry it to the sled theway that he hoists 60-pound bushels of applesto the backseat or cargospace of your vehicle.

Rovenna has alwaysbeen the ultimate candi-date for Mrs. Candor.

"He got me in troublewhen I was 14 and myDaddy would have shothim if he hadn't marriedme. I loved getting preg-nant but having babieswas a royal pain in the----." Etc. (She delivered 11and eight are still living).

Rovenna Brummetsort of became a heroineto me as time went by. Ihave listened to her revelof all the hard times sheand Francis wentthrough and I have satthere in the apple housenot knowing when shewas pulling my leg or not.I've heard the storiesabout when she workedin a sewing factory andFrancis sold wagon loadsof peaches door to doorand how he would giveany kid alongside theroad a nice firm peach ifthey couldn't afford tobuy one.

In October 2009,Loretta and I along witha couple of friendsdropped by the orchard topick up a couple bushelsof Grime’s goldens, andRovenna literally sprangfrom behind the counterto love on us.

Francis, as he hasbeen doing for the lastdecade, had a specialpeck of Black Ben Davisapples squirreled wayand Ravenna had a gal-lon zip-lock bag of applesshe had dried outside and

they pressed them uponus. Not that it took anyeffort.

So, last weekendLoretta and I made thepilgrimage in glowingsunlight on a Saturdayafternoon and pulledinto the apple house.Covered up with cus-tomers as usual and herecame Francis, his armswaving and his grin asbig as China when he sawus. Hugs all around andhe grasp my arm as wewent into the building.Francis Brummet is theepitome of youthfulenthusiasm and delighteven though he is 84years old.

But right away, wenoticed that Rovenna wasnot there, and I glancedtoward the farmhousethinking that maybe sheneeded a nap. We satdown in chairs at theback of the apple houseand Francis confided,"You know I lost mywife?"

Of course, we didn'tknow and the lumps inour throat were visible asour eyes welled up and allwas silent for a couple ofminutes as we tried toadjust to this heartbreak-ing news.

"Right where you aresitting," Francis said."She told me she thoughtshe was coming downwith the flu. I went out-

side to load some applesfor a customer and whenI came back in she wasjust leaned back like shehad gone to sleep, but herheart had busted in herchest."

And I thought tomyself how fitting thatshe cross over to theother side from that won-derful old apple houseshe loved as well ashome. RovennaBrummet was 77 years ofage. She was a jewel inmy life and every life shetouched.

"We have talked aboutit over the last few years-about which one of usmight go first," saidFrancis, "and we prom-ised one another thatwe'd just sit there inheaven and twiddle ourthumbs while we waitedto open our arms and wel-come the other onehome."

We drove home prettymuch speechless with abushel each of Romebeauties and Grime’sgoldens after a two-hourvisit with lost and lone-some Francis Brummet,and I began hummingand then singing out loudthe old Cox Family stan-dard.

"I'll be waiting on thefar side banks of Jordan.

“I'll be waiting draw-ing pictures in the sand.

“And when I see you

coming I will rise up witha shout.

“And come runningthrough the shallowwaters reaching for yourhand."

Rovenna Brummetwas an angel on earth,and if she isn't one inheaven, the rest of usmay as well give up. Andyou can bet your bottomdollar that she is waitingfor Francis to be back inher arms.

At this writing,Francis is there in theapple house acting likehe is 50 years old, eventhough he is 84 and lug-ging bushels of apples tothe trunks of waiting carsand the beds of pick-upsas spryly as a teenager.The number at the applehouse is (606)-355-7526,and you probably oughtto call to see what theyhave in stock. I can tellyou for sure, that thegoldens are way beyonddelicious and the Romebeauties are huge andred and sweet and oh sojuicy. I can also tell youthat. If you are down andout, all you have to do isshake hands with FrancisBrummet and you will becheered right up.

Francis says they willbe open seven days aweek through the holi-days or until he runs outof apples. Whichevercomes first.

It’s hard to give up longtime friendsIkeAdams

POINTSEAST

He always seems to be high when they go out togetherJoyceBrothersAsk Dr.Brothers

We can never praiseJesus too much.

Worthy is the Lambwho was slain!

— Revelation 5:12

BIBLE THOUGHT

SportsPage 6 — Harlan Daily Enterprise Weekend Edition, November 6, 2010

Aerial assault powers Harlan in routBy JOHN MIDDLETONSports Editor

Those who withstood the ele-ments at Harlan field were treatedto an aerial display Friday as theGreen Dragons piled up six touch-downs through air on their way to a46-6 victory over the visitingPaintsville Tigers in the openinground of the Class A playoffs.

Sophomore quarterback TySaragas completed 11 of 17 passesfor 279 yards. Sophomores DakotaMorris and David Allen eachhauled in a pair of touchdownreceptions, while junior VinceBianchi and sophomore CodyLogan each added a score.

“We came in and coach (Tony)Saragas kept saying that hethought we could run the football.Well, we don’t need to run the foot-ball,” said Harlan coach J.B.Donahue. “Our line did a great jobin pass protection and I can’t sayenough about Ty. He’s a great deci-sion-maker and threw the ball real-ly well tonight. We had a lot of kidsmake plays at the receiver positiontonight.”

The Green Dragons’ defense wasalso solid, holding Paintsville toonly 107 yards of total offense whileforcing five turnovers.

Sophomore Okey Boggs had aninterception and a fumble recovery,Bianchi had a pair of interceptionsand Logan had one.

“Overall, I was pleased with theeffort that I got on the defense.”said Donahue. “I was upset withthe letdown with the touchdown wegave up right before the half. Ithink we just kind of relaxed andlet him in the end zone.”

Harlan (5-6) struck first asSaragas delivered a shovel pass toLogan who went in from 3 yards out

to cap a 10-play, 56-yard drive with5:14 left in the first quarter.

The Dragons quickly regainedpossession after recovering anonside kick on the ensuing kickoff.Saragas found Morris for a screenplay for a 49-yard touchdown on thesecond play of the drive. Saragasran in the two-point conversion toput Harlan up 14-0 with 4:59remaining in the first quarter.

An interception by Boggs gavepossession back to Harlan on itsown 36, and the Dragons quicklycapitalized.

Bianchi broke loose for a 30 yard

Paintsville 0 6 0 0 — 6Harlan 14 20 6 6 — 46

H — Logan 3 pass from Saragas (kick failed)H — Morris 49 pass from Saragas (Saragas

run)H — Allen 10 pass from Saragas (kick failed)H — Morris 69 pass from Saragas (pass

failed)H — Bianchi 13 pass from Saragas (Morris

run)P — Caldwell 30 pass from Fannin (pass

failed)H — Allen 23 pass from Saragas (kick failed)H — Overbay 25 run (kick failed)

PHS HHS First downs 7 17Rushes-yards 34-54 36-223Passing 53 279Comp-Att-Int 4-12-4 11-17-0Punts-Avg 3-31 2-24Fumbles-Lost 2-1 1-1Penalties-Yards 2-20 12-80

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSRUSHING—Paintsville, Caldwell 20-48,

Nordin 5-16, Fannin 3-0, Hall 6-(-10). Harlan,Overbay 8-71, Williams 12-47, Logan 4-42,Bianchi 1-30, Jones 8-21, Saragas 2-17,Morris 1-(-5).

PASSING—Paintsville, Fannin 4-12-4-53.Harlan, Saragas 11-17-0-279.

RECEIVING—Paintsville, Caldwell 4-53.Harlan, Logan 4-62, Bianchi 3-66, Morris 2-118, Allen 2-33.

Harlan 46Paintsville 6

CHRIS JONES/Harlan Daily Enterprise

Harlan quarterback Ty Saragas scrambled for yardage during the Dragons’ 46-6 victoryover visiting Paintsville in the opening round of the Class A playoffs on Friday. Saragashad six touchdown passes in the victory.

DEBBIE CALDWELL/Harlan Daily Enterprise

Harlan County’s Dylon Smith broke a run to the outside during the Bears’ 50-13 victory over Mercer Countyin the first round of the 5A state playoffs on Friday. Smith had 65 yards rushing and a touchdown in the win.

Bears’ ‘D’ filthy againin victory over TitansBy JOHN HENSONManaging Editor

At some point, the Harlan CountyBlack Bears will probably need tothrow a pass or punt to continueadvancing in the 5A playoffs.

They didn’t need either Friday in a50-13 rout of visiting Mercer County.The Bears’ Filthy Animals defense lim-ited the Titans to minus 17 yards onthe ground and only three first downsand the Harlan County offensive linecontinually opened gaping holes inamassing 473 yards on the ground.

“I think our defense played thegreatest I’ve seen them play,” HarlanCounty coach Tom Larkey said. “I mayhave underestimated our defense oroverestimated their offense when Imade the statement ‘If our defense canhold them, I think we can score andwin the game.’

“Our defense had no problem. Ourproblem at the beginning of the gamewas holding on to the football and try-ing to figure out the plays that would

work against the type of defense theyhad.”

The Bears figured it out soonenough with over 100 yards on theground in each of the first three quar-ters. Junior quarterback Jordy Brewerran for 146 yards and junior tailbackMarcus McMillian added 132.

“I had Travis Fields and JordanCalton back there as our two blockingbacks, and I told our kids at halftimethat’s 450 pounds coming at you,”Larkey said. “I told them there shouldbe no problem, just hit up there behindthose two guys and find you a hole.”

Mercer County (3-8) kept the gameclose for a little over a quarter with thehelp of a turnover and poor kickoff cov-erage.

After McMillian gave the Bears anearly lead with a 1-yard touchdownrun followed by a two-point conversionrun by Dylon Smith, Mercer answeredwhen Donovan Ellis took the ensuingkickoff 85 yards for a touchdown with

Mercer Co. 7 6 0 0 — 13Harlan Co. 14 15 21 0 — 50

HC — McMillian 1 run (Smith run)MC — Ellis 85 kickoff return (Blau

kick)HC — Smith 17 run (run failed)MC — Anderson 55 fumble return

(kick blocked)HC — Brewer 29 run (Chitwood

run)HC — McMillian 24 run (Jenkins

kick)HC — Brewer 53 run (Jenkins kick)HC — Brewer 16 run (Jenkins kick)HC — Chorak 30 run (Jenkins

kick)

MCHS HCHS First downs 3 19Rushes-yards 25-(-17) 59-473Passing 51 0Comp-Att-Int 5-12-2 0-0-0Punts-Avg 5-19 0-0Fumbles-Lost 2-0 4-2Penalties-Yards 9-62 8-55

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSRUSHING—Mercer County, Ellis

5-10, Rainey 2-3, Banks 8-(-2),Lewis 1(-3), Sims 1-(-6), Long 4-(-6),Guay 4-(-13). Harlan County, Brewer12-146, McMillian 17-132, Chorak12-81, Smith 8-65, Chitwood 3-30,Napier 3-12, Caudill 1-5, Ward 3(-8).

PASSING—Mercer County, Long4-11-2-36, Guay 1-1-0-15.

RECEIVING—Mercer County,Guay 2-12, Ellery 1-16, Rainey 1-15,Ellis 1-8.

Harlan Co. 50Mercer Co. 13

Jones shines asUK whips Dillard

LEXINGTON (AP) —After freshman TerrenceJones had 23 points, 10rebounds and six blocks inNo. 11 Kentucky's finalexhibition game, he wastold Wildcat fans will startto expect similar numberseach game.

"They should," thenative of Portland, Ore.said after Kentucky rolledover Dillard 122-54 onFriday night.

Jones sleepwalkedthrough Kentucky's firstexhibition, a 97-66 winover Pikeville on Monday.He had nine points andseven rebounds but shotpoorly and spent almostthe entire game in foultrouble.

In 30 minutes Friday,he shot 77 percent fromthe field and committedonly one foul. Jones said hewas able to play morefreely and without hesita-tion Friday without thethreat of fouling out loom-ing over his head, some-thing that never happenedto him in high school.

"(Jones)had a pas-sion aboutplaying(tonight),"coach JohnCaliparisaid."There wasno cool-

ness. High school kids,when it doesn't go right,they try to be cool like theyreally don't care. You can'tbe that way. He even start-ed the game a little bit thatway."

Freshman point guardBrandon Knight finishedwith 20 points and sixassists. The Wildcats' twoleading scorers were fresh-men, which senior JoshHarrellson compared tolast season when JohnWall and DeMarcusCousins were first-teamAll-Americans.

After shooting poorlyand shying away fromphysical plays Monday,Calipari said he was morepleased with Friday'seffort.

Cards look to regainrhythm against Cuse

SYRACUSE, N.Y.(AP) — Syracuse coachDoug Marrone wasreserved as usual whenasked about his team'simpressive run.

"I don't know wherewe're going. I don't knowhow the season's goingto be," Marrone said. "Idon't know if we'll winall of them, win one, notwin any. I have no idea.I know what our goal is,but it's important tosend this class out aswinners."

The Orange (6-2, 3-1Big East) have fourremaining games, andone more victory willaccomplish a winningseason for the seniorsand achieve the holygrail the team is chas-ing: bowl eligibility.

Syracusehasn'tplayed inthe post-season insix years.

Thefirstobstacleis

Louisville (4-4, 1-2) onSaturday in the CarrierDome, where Syracusehas lost the only gameit's played so far againstan FBS team. TheCardinals are coming offa 20-3 loss to Pittsburghand have dropped 11straight conferencegames away from home.

"I am very disappoint-ed with our loss (toPitt)," coach CharlieStrong said.

JONES

STRONG

Please see ROUT, Page 7

Please see BEARS, Page 7 Please see CARDS, Page 7

Prep Football ScoresFriday’s gamesFirst RoundClass AAAAAA

Campbell Co. 35, George RogersClark 34

Central Hardin 41, Lex. Bryan Sta-tion 21

Graves Co. 44, Lou. Southern 13Lex. Henry Clay 32, Conner 20Lex. Lafayette 24, North Hardin 6Lou. Ballard 42, Lou. Butler 12Lou. DuPont Manual 40, Lou. East-

ern 14Lou. Fern Creek 25, Marshall Co. 6Lou. Male 52, Apollo 0Lou. St. Xavier 48, Lou. Seneca 33Lou. Trinity 55, Lou. Pleasure

Ridge Park 6Meade Co. 41, Lex. Paul Dunbar

16Ryle 54, Madison Central 13Scott Co. 41, Nelson Co. 0Simon Kenton 23, Lex. Tates

Creek 13Class AAAAA

Anderson Co. 44, Lou. Waggener 0Bowling Green 25, Madisonville-

North Hopkins 0Bullitt Central 28, South Oldham 21Christian Co. 54, Barren Co. 0Clay Co. 62, Lincoln Co. 22Dixie Heights 42, Montgomery Co.

20Grayson Co. 28, Owensboro 22Harlan Co. 50, Mercer Co. 13Highlands 70, Woodford Co. 8John Hardin 65, Lou. Jefferson-

town 22Johnson Central 47, Scott 13Oldham Co. 31, Lou. Doss 21Pulaski Co. 37, Perry Co. Central 6Warren Central 52, Ohio Co. 0Whitley Co. 45, Southwestern 0

Class AAAABell Co. 52, Boyd Co. 0Boyle Co. 59, Bourbon Co. 0Collins 56, Breckinridge Co. 6East Jessamine 37, Franklin Co.

14Franklin-Simpson 69, Calloway Co.

35Knox Central 47, Greenup Co. 0Lawrence Co. 40, Rockcastle Co.

20Lexington Catholic 27, Harrison Co.

19Lone Oak 43, Warren East 7Lou. Fairdale 20, Marion Co. 17Lou. Western 23, LaRue Co. 10North Bullitt 42, Lou. Valley 18Rowan Co. 63, Madison Southern

21Russell Co. 27, Hopkins Co. Cen-

tral 6West Jessamine 29, Holmes 26

Class AAABelfry 42, West Carter 7Breathitt Co. 53, Wayne Co. 26Casey Co. 27, Powell Co. 6Edmonson Co. 21, Webster Co. 0Elizabethtown 8, Western Hills 3Garrard Co. 43, Estill Co. 21Lou. Central 38, Spencer Co. 10Lou. Moore 20, Henry Co. 14Mason Co. 41, East Ridge 20North Oldham def. Lou. Shawnee,

forfeitPaducah Tilghman 45, Butler Co. 9Russell 27, Pike Co. Central 21Russellville 47, McLean Co. 6Sheldon Clark 47, Fleming Co. 20Somerset 68, Magoffin Co. 14Union Co. 56, Hart Co. 22

Class AACaldwell Co. 42, Hancock Co. 21Corbin 55, Bath Co. 8Cov. Holy Cross 55, Carroll Co. 17Danville 49, Metcalfe Co. 0Fort Campbell 29, Trigg Co. 15Fort Knox 30, Glasgow 28Green Co. 57, Bardstown 42Leslie Co. 28, Shelby Valley 24Lou. Christian Academy 30, New-

port 21Lou. DeSales 51, Lloyd Memorial 6Middlesboro 47, Morgan Co. 8Monroe Co. 36, Washington Co. 35Murray 49, Todd Co. Central 0Newport Central Catholic 70, Owen

Co. 20Owensboro Catholic 54, Reidland 7Prestonsburg 66, Knott Co. Central

0Class A

Ballard Memorial 61, Lou. Ky.Country Day 41

Beechwood 55, Gallatin Co. 0Bellevue 32, Eminence 12Bethlehem 28, Crittenden Co. 14Fairview 42, Lynn Camp 0Frankfort 47, Bishop Brossart 0Harlan 46, Paintsville 6Hazard 64, Allen Central 6Lex. Christian 50, Berea 20Lou. Holy Cross 71, Fulton Co. 12Mayfield 63, Caverna 14Pikeville 55, Jenkins 0Pineville 22, Betsy Layne 20Raceland 40, Campbellsville 28Walton-Verona 46, Bracken Co. 0Williamsburg 54, Nicholas Co. 20

NFL Glance

AMERICAN CONFERENCEEast

W L T Pct PF PA

New England 6 1 0 .857 205 154N.Y. Jets 5 2 0 .714 159 110Miami 4 3 0 .571 133 149Buffalo 0 7 0 .000 131 211South

W L T Pct PF PAIndianapolis 5 2 0 .714 193 142Tennessee 5 3 0 .625 224 150Houston 4 3 0 .571 170 197Jacksonville 4 4 0 .500 165 226North

W L T Pct PF PABaltimore 5 2 0 .714 149 129Pittsburgh 5 2 0 .714 147 102Cleveland 2 5 0 .286 118 142Cincinnati 2 5 0 .286 146 163West

W L T Pct PF PAKansas City 5 2 0 .714 163 122

Oakland 4 4 0 .500 212 168San Diego 3 5 0 .375 210 174Denver 2 6 0 .250 154 223NATIONAL CONFERENCEEast

W L T Pct PF PAN.Y. Giants 5 2 0 .714 175 153Philadelphia 4 3 0 .571 172 157Washington 4 4 0 .500 155 170Dallas 1 6 0 .143 154 187South

W L T Pct PF PAAtlanta 5 2 0 .714 169 133Tampa Bay 5 2 0 .714 136 163New Orleans 5 3 0 .625 167 148Carolina 1 6 0 .143 85 150North

W L T Pct PF PAGreen Bay 5 3 0 .625 176 136Chicago 4 3 0 .571 126 114Minnesota 2 5 0 .286 129 144Detroit 2 5 0 .286 183 165West

W L T Pct PF PASeattle 4 3 0 .571 123 140St. Louis 4 4 0 .500 140 141Arizona 3 4 0 .429 133 198San Francisco 2 6 0 .250 137 178

———Sunday’s games

Chicago vs. Buffalo at Toronto, 1p.m.

N.Y. Jets at Detroit, 1 p.m.Miami at Baltimore, 1 p.m.San Diego at Houston, 1 p.m.Tampa Bay at Atlanta, 1 p.m.New Orleans at Carolina, 1 p.m.New England at Cleveland, 1 p.m.Arizona at Minnesota, 1 p.m.N.Y. Giants at Seattle, 4:05 p.m.Kansas City at Oakland, 4:15 p.m.Indianapolis at Philadelphia, 4:15

p.m.Dallas at Green Bay, 8:20 p.m.Open: Denver, Washington, St.

Louis, Jacksonville, San Francisco,TennesseeMonday's Game

Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 8:30 p.m.

Transactions

BASEBALLAmerican League

CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Sent CDonny Lucy and LHP Randy Williamsoutright to Charlotte (IL).

CLEVELAND INDIANS — SentINF Andy Marte outright to Columbus(IL).

KANSAS CITY ROYALS —Claimed INF Lance Zawadzki offwaivers from San Diego. AssignedOF Jai Miller outright to Omaha(PCL).

OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Agreedto terms with RHP Willie Eyre on aminor league contract. Re-signedLHP Travis Blackley to a minorleague contract.

SEATTLE MARINERS — NamedTed Simmons senior adviser to thegeneral manager.

TEXAS RANGERS — Sent INFEsteban German, RHP Doug Mathisand RHP Brandon McCarthy, outrightto Oklahoma City (PCL). All refusedthe assignment to become freeagents.National League

ATLANTA BRAVES — Purchasedthe contracts of RHP Juan Abreufrom Mississippi (SL) and RHP ErikCordier from Gwinnett (IL).

HOUSTON ASTROS — NamedMike Barnett hitting coach.

NEW YORK METS — Waived LHPHisanori Takahashi.

WASHINGTON NATIONALS —Released RHP Tyler Walker.COLLEGE

ATLANTIC COAST CONFER-ENCE — Suspended Florida Statewomen's soccer coach Mark Krikori-an for one game and fined the school$25,000 for not bringing severalstarters to the league tournament.

BIG 12 CONFERENCE — Signedcommissioner Dan Beebe to a three-year contract extension through2015.

WESTERN COLLEGIATE HOCK-EY ASSOCIATION — SuspendedNorth Dakota F Brad Malone for onegame after a check last weekend leftDenver F Jesse Martin hospitalizedwith a neck injury.

BAYLOR — Announced G KelliGriffin has quit the women's basket-ball team.

HAMPDEN-SYDNEY — NamedRichard Epperson director of ath-letics.

ScorecardWeekend Edition, November 6, 2010 Harlan Daily Enterprise — Page 7

LOCAL SCHEDULE

LOCAL SCHEDULE

TODAYTELEVISION

▼▼ AUTO RACING12:55 p.m.

ESPN2 — NASCAR, Nation-wide Series, O'Reilly Auto

Parts Challenge, at Fort Worth,Texas

▼▼ COLLEGE FOOTBALLNoon

ESPN — Illinois at Michigan3:30 p.m.

ABC — Regional coverage,Nebraska at Iowa St. or teamsTBA

CBS — National coverage,Alabama at LSU

7 p.m.ESPN — Arkansas at South

Carolina8 p.m.

ESPN2 — Texas at Kansas St.8:07 p.m.

ABC — Split national cover-age, Missouri at Texas Tech orteams TBA

▼▼ HORSE RACING1:30 p.m.

ABC — NTRA, Breeders' CupWorld Championships, atLouisville

3:30 p.m.ESPN — NTRA, Breeders'

Cup World Championships, atLouisville

SUNDAYTELEVISION

▼▼ AUTO RACING3 p.m.

ESPN — NASCAR, SprintCup, Texas 500, at Fort Worth,Texas

▼▼ NFL FOOTBALL1 p.m.

CBS — Regional coverage,doubleheader

FOX — Regional coverage4 p.m.

FOX — Regional coverage4:15 p.m.

CBS — Regional coverage,doubleheader game

8:15 p.m.NBC — Dallas at Green Bay

▼▼ RUNNING2 p.m.

NBC — New York CityMarathon

▼▼ SOCCER9 p.m.

ESPN — MLS, playoffs, con-ference semifinals, second leg,Seattle at Los Angeles

MONDAYRADIO

6:30 p.m.WHLN — “Speaking of Sports”

with Eugene Farmer and JohnHenson

TELEVISION▼▼ BOXING

8 p.m.ESPN2 — Super ban-

tamweights, Rico Ramos (17-0-0) vs. Heriberto Ruiz (44-9-2), atJacksonville, N.C.

▼▼ NFL FOOTBALL8:30 p.m.

ESPN — P i t t sbu rgh a tCincinnati

▼▼ NHL HOCKEY7:30 p.m.

VERSUS — Phoenix at Detroit

TODAY▼▼ MIDDLE SCHOOL

BASKETBALLCounty 7th/8th pan-o-rama

at James A. Cawood 10 a.m.

Evarts vs Green Hills10:45 a.m.

Wallins vs Black Mountain11:30 a.m.

James A. Cawood vs Cumberland12:15 p.m.

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Harlan County Principal Bob Howard presented Tom Larkey and the HCHS sen-iors with the school’s first district trophy before Friday’s 50-13 victory over Mer-cer County.

4:46 left in the f irstquarter. J.J. Blau hitthe extra point. Ellisalmost scored on theopening kickoff withfreshman Zach Chit-wood making a touch-down-saving tackle.

Smith scored on a 17-yard run late in the firstquarter to push theBears’ lead to 14-7.Mercer answered whenG.W. Anderson returneda McMillian fumble 55yards for a touchdown tocut the deficit to one.

Harlan County domi-

nated from that point.Brewer scored on a 29-yard run with 9:06 toplay in the second quar-ter and Chitwood addedthe two-point conver-sion. McMillian broketwo tackles and rumbled24 yards for a touch-down with 4:52 to playin the half. Jenkins’extra point pushed thelead to 29-13 with 4:52remaining in the firsthalf.

A Brewer intercep-tion gave the Bears achance to score againbefore the break, butJenkins’ 34-yard fieldgoal attempt was wideright.

Brewer had touch-down runs of 53 and 16yards on the Bears’opening two possessionsof the third quarter.Jenkins hit two moreextra points.

Freshman CoryChorak had 11 straightcarries at one point andscored on a 30-yard runwith 50.8 seconds toplay in the third period.Jenkins hit the extrapoint.

Harlan County willtake on Whitley Countyin the Region 4 semifi-nals on Friday. TheBears beat Whitley 41-27 in the regular seasonmatchup on Sept. 24.

BearsContinued from Page 6

Bianchi broke loosefor a 30-yard scamper allthe way to thePaintsville 18, andSaragas found Allen inthe corner of the endzone for a 10-yard touch-down strike two playslater to make the score20-0.

After forcing theTigers into a three andout, Saragas connectedwith Morris on anotherscreen, this time a 69-yard touchdown tostretch the lead to 26-0.

“Dakota Morris makesa lot of plays for us onthe screens and makes alot of people miss. Hemade several playstonight,” Donahue said.

An interception byBianchi on the first playof the next drive set

Harlan up with posses-sion at midfield, and theDragons took advantageonce again.

Saragas foundBianchi for a 13-yardtouchdown pass to cap afive-play drive with 24seconds remaining in thehalf.

A failed on-side kickattempt gave Paintsvillethe ball on the Dragons’42, and freshman MarkFannin found DustinCaldwell for a 30-yardtouchdown with two sec-onds remaining in thehalf to make the score34-6.

Allen and sophomoreDalton Overbay eachadded touchdowns in thesecond half as theDragons cruised to thewin.

Friday’s victorymarked the 100th ofDonahue’s career.

“It’s a big honor. A lotof kids and a lot of coach-

es and a lot of people putin a lot of hours of hardwork, starting with myfamily and coachesthrough the years. A lotof people have put inhard work to help me gethere tonight,” Donahuesaid. “I just feel blessedand rewarded to bearound these kids forthis long.”

Harlan will travel toPikeville for a second-round matchup nextFriday. The Dragonsdefeated the Panthers21-14 in the secondround last season.

“We’re going to showup. I think it will take atremendous effort. Theirgoing to be a very disci-plined ball club that’sgoing to be a tough taskto tackle defensively,”Donahue said.“Offensively, I think wejust have to protect Tyand let him make someplays for us.”

RoutContinued from Page 6

Harlan’s David Allenhauled in a touch-down recepetion dur-ing the Dragons’ 46-6victory overPaintsville in theopening round of theClass A playoffs Fri-day. Allen had twotouchdown recep-tions.

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Daily Enterprise

"Offensively, we never gotin rhythm and could notsustain drives. Theoffense was backed up inthe hole all day and hadto take the ball and driveit. We just did not playwell and then lost one ofour key players.

"There was no reasonfor us to not still go outand compete," Strongsaid. "We have to learnhow to play on the road,and we still have not donethat."

That key player wasrunning back BilalPowell, who suffered aninjury to his right knee ona carry early in the secondhalf and did not return.Powell, who was fourth in

the nation in rushingbefore he was hurt, hasaveraged 7 yards a carryand still ranks second inthe Big East at 133.4yards per game.

"If Bilal cannot go, wejust need people to stepup," tight end CameronGraham said. "Part offootball is injuries.Everybody in the countryexperiences it and it ispart of the game. We needpeople to step up."

Though Powell has hadswelling in the knee andis listed as day-to-day, theOrange were preparing asif he would play. Hewon't. Powell and seniorquarterback AdamFroman were listed as outon the Big East injuryreport posted Thursdaynight.

Both teams were

picked to finish at the bot-tom of the league, andboth so far have defied theodds. The Cardinals havetwo shutouts, including26-0 over Connecticut,and the Orange have wonfour times on the road —three of those in the BigEast.

"When you watch themon film, they play hard,"Graham said. "When ateam plays hard andplays a full game, thoseteams tend to win."

The game might comedown to one of those yel-low flags thrown by theofficials. Remarkably,Louisville has been penal-ized 61 times for 500yards and Syracuse,which lost to Pitt at home45-14 three weeks ago,has 60 for the sameyardage.

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This weekHilltop Ministry to have a road block

Hilltop Ministry will be having a road block onSaturday on the bridge to Walmart. All proceeds willgo toward making gifts and treat bags for the kids inthe Harlan County area.

Next weekBookmobile schedule is announced

The bookmobile schedule for the week of Nov. 8includes:

Monday — Sunshine School, Rita’s Day Care,Nursery Time Day Care, Cawood and Little Creek.

Tuesday — Green Hills Elementary School,Bledsoe and Straight Creek.

Wednesday — Loyall, Good Neighbor Road,Terrys Fork and Wallins.

Thursday — Cumberland Elementary School,Victory Road Christian Academy and Britthaven.

Friday — No run.

Scholarship night is coming upHarlan County High School will host a scholarship

night on Monday for students of any grade and theirparents. The scholarship fair will be held in the lunch-room from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., providing partici-pants an opportunity to learn about local scholarshipopportunities and military scholarships. You don’twant to miss the 6:30 p.m. presentation on Paying forCollege 101 in the HCHS auditorium. Information onpaying for college and applying for financial aid willbe given by the Kentucky Higher EducationAssistance Authority.

Bring your questions about financial aid and col-lege costs, and get answers. All Harlan County stu-dents and parents are invited to attend. There will befree food and prizes.

For more information, contact Cecilia Adams,community education director, at 573-4330, ext:2061.

Thanksgiving dinner is coming upThe annual Senior Citizen Thanksgiving Dinner,

sponsored by the Tri-City Funeral Home, will be heldon Nov.11 at 12:30 p.m., at the Lynch Church Of GodFellowship Hall.

Clothing giveaway planned weeklyThere will be a free clothing giveaway every

Tuesday and Thursday beginning at 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.at the building across the highway from the DollarGeneral Store on Sukey Ridge.

Grays Knob church to give away clothesGrays Knob Church of God will be having a cloth-

ing give away on Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.For more information, contact Blanche Posey at

573-2946.

Business collecting coats, toys and foodIn this time of economic stress and uncertainty,

many people need help. For the fourth consecutiveyear, Cash Express LLC., located at 104 West CloverStreet in Harlan next to The Commissary, is collect-ing toys, canned food and coats for the underprivi-leged. Cash Express LLC has teamed up with MikeHoward, better known as Santa Claus, located at 268Santa Lane in Wallins, to distribute these items.

Anyone in need of help can contact Mike Howardat 664-2458 of the Santa Claus distributing organiza-tion with your request.

Anyone wishing to drop off items may do so atCash Express or any of the 200 plus businesses andlocations where our bags/boxes are located. Usedcoats will be cleaned by Dry Cleaning Plus.

Historically the response from the local communi-ty to this effort has been heartfelt and with open arms.The generosity of the community continues to showwhat the true meaning of Christmas is. For moreinformation, call 574-1991.

Special singings have been scheduledCountry gospel singer Elvis Presley Saylor and

Keith Rednour will have a gospel singing event at theHarlan Health and Rehabilitation Center on Nov. 19at 2 p.m. There will also be a singing at The Laurelson Nov. 23 at 10 a.m. All are welcome to attend.

For more information, contact the Harlan Healthand Rehabilitation Center at 573-7250 or The Laurelsat 573-5150.

Down the RoadMedicare assistance will be available

Open enrollment for Medicare Part D coveragesign ups or plan changes will be from Nov. 15through Dec. 31. Premiums are changing this year.This service is free of charge.

To discuss changing plans, contact JoEllen Hale atPathfinders for Independent Living in Harlan at 573-5777. Time slots fill up quickly. Call as soon as pos-sible to secure an appointment.

Hall of fame event coming up soonThe National Hall of Fame for Mountain Artisans

will have an induction of honorees for the class of2010 on Nov. 27 at 2 p.m. at the Festival of theMountain Masters held at the Village Center Mall inHarlan.

For more information, contact Rosezelle Qualls at574-1677.

MONDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 8, 20106 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30

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The You and Yours pages of the Enterprise are set aside for thoseitems important to you, your family and your organization. For yourconvenience, we are listing the guidelines for articles and photos to bepublished on the You and Yours page of the newspaper.

■ All announcements submitted to the Enterprise must list thename of the person submitting the information and a day time phonenumber in case additional information or clarifications are needed.

■ Photos submitted for publication can be in color or black andwhite. Following the date of publication, photos may be picked up at thefront desk of the newspaper office.

■ Engagement announcements should be submitted no later thantwo weeks prior to the date of the event. Engagement forms detailingthe needed information are available at the Enterprise office. There isa $27 charge per photo to accompany announcements. Announcementswithout a photo will be published for free.

■ Wedding announcements should be submitted no later than threemonths after the wedding date. Wedding forms are available at thenewspaper office listing the information needed. There is a $27 chargeper photo to accompany wedding announcements. Announcementswithout a photo will be published for free.

■ Anniversary announcements should be submitted no later thanthree months after the anniversary date. There is a $27 charge perphoto to accompany anniversary announcements. However, couples cel-ebrating anniversaries of 25 years or more will be published with aphoto for free. Anniversary announcements without a photo will be pub-lished for free.

■ Birthday announcements should be submitted no later than twoweeks following the event. Information should contain child’s name,age, birthdate, guests, theme, parents and grandparents. There is a $12charge per photo to accompany birthday announcements.Announcements without a photo will be published for free.

■ Fees for engagement, wedding, anniversary and birthdayannouncements are for the publication of the photo, not the copy accom-panying the photo. The Enterprise reserves the right to edit announce-ments for clarity. No specific publication date will be reserved for theseannouncements.

■ Club news and announcements should be submitted no later thanone week after the meeting.

■ Birth announcements are provided by Harlan AppalachianRegional Hospital. Information concerning births at other facilitiesmust be submitted in writing no later than two weeks after the date ofthe birth. Due to space limitations, photos of infants cannot be pub-lished for free.

■ Community announcements should be submitted no later thanfour days before the meeting. If information is received in time, it willbe published one or two days before the meeting.

■ The Enterprise will not publish information in wedding, birthdayor other announcements pertaining to other businesses (entertainment,catering or tailor).

For more information concerning the You and Yours guidelines, call573-4510.

■ ■ ■(Note: The Enterprise cannot guarantee the way in which a photo is used in the final productor the ending print quality once the item is published.)

You and Yours Guidelines

Ribbon cutting setThe public is invited

to attend the HarlanHonor Guard’s ribbon-cutting ceremony for thenew headquartersbuilding (located on KY840 at Lawnvale) onNov. 13.

The ceremony willbegin at noon and con-tinue with an openhouse until 4 p.m.Refreshments will beserved.

The new home of theHarlan Honor Guardhas been made possibleby the generous supportand contributions givenby the people of HarlanCounty.

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Help WantedThe Harlan County School District is acceptingapplications for a full-time mechanic. The suc-cessful applicant will perform repair work, including preventative maintenance on schoolbuses, trucks and other gas and diesel poweredautomotive equipment as assigned. ASE certifi-cation preferred and at least one year experi-ence required. A high school diploma, GED ordemonstrated progress toward obtaining a GEDis required by Kentucky Law. For additional information and application materials, contactJoan Anderson, Director of Transportation, Harlan County Schools, 251 Ball Park Road,Harlan, KY 40831 or call 606-573-9297 between7:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. EOE/M/F/D/V 138585

AN ORDINANCE LEVYING THEANNUAL AD VALOREM TAX FOR CITY

PURPOSES IN THE CORPORATELIMITS OF EVARTS, KENTUCKY

WHEREAS, Kentucky Revised Statute(KRS) 92.280 requires that the legislativebody of each city annually levy an ad valoremtax for city purposes, and;WHEREAS, KRS 92.330 requires that alltaxes be levied by ordinance, and;WHEREAS, KRS 83A.130 requires that thelegislative body, by ordinance, provide forsufficient revenue to operate city govern-ment, and;WHEREAS, the city has calculated the taxrate(s) for real and personal property in ac-cordance with KRS chapter 132.NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED, bythe City of Evarts, Kentucky as follows:SECTION ONE: TAX LEVY - Real estateand personal property.A. An ad valorem tax rate of .409 cents oneach $100.00 (one hundred dollars)assessed value of real property subject totaxation under the laws of the State ofKentucky is hereby levied for city purposes.B. An ad valorem tax rate of .409 cents oneach $100.00 (one hundred dollars)assessed value of personal property subjectto taxation under the laws of the State ofKentucky is hereby levied for city purposes.

SECTION TWO: DUE DATE, PAYMENT,DISCOUNT AND PENALTY

All said taxes shall be due and payable at theCity Offices on the 31st day of January 2011.Taxes paid prior to the due date shall be atthe face amount. Taxes paid more than thirty(30) days after the due date shall be chargeda 12% penalty and interest at the rate of sixpercent (6%) per annum calculated from thedue date.

SECTION THREE: EFFECTIVE DATEAND USE THEREOF

This ordinance applies to the 2010 calendaryear tax assessment and all receipts shall beused for city purposes and accounted for inthe 2011 fiscal year and subsequent fiscalyears in reference to delinquent collections.Adopted, this 1st day of November 2010.Burl Fee_________________MayorAttest:Kristi Lamb_________City Clerk10-28-2010_________Date of first reading11-01-2010_________Date of second readingAll in favor: All opposed:Larry CaudillPaul WhitePreston McLainErnie WoodardWilburn PryorJackie Renfro 141386

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HAPPYBIRTHDAY for Saturday,Nov. 6, 2010:This year, you often project someone

very different from the authentic you.This disparity can cause a problemsometimes.Allow amerger of imageand personality. Your strong intuitionwill point you in the right direction.Verbalize your thoughts and feelingsmore often. If you are single, you couldhave one stunning love affair or aseries of whirlwind relationships—enjoy. If you are attached, there couldbe a new addition to your family, ifyou are at the right point in your life.The two of youwill enjoy yourselvesmore andmore together. SAGITTAR-IUS sees financial issues far differently.The Stars Show the Kind of Day You’ll

Have: 5-Dynamic; 4-Positive; 3-Average;2-So-so; 1-DifficultARIES (March 21-April 19)�����You demand greater give-

and-takewithin a relationship. Yourability to understand and integrateyour feelings helps you express yourneedswithin a relationship. Listenwell, and you could be shocked bywhat you hear. Tonight: Let plansrevolve around your sweetie.TAURUS (April 20-May 20)�����You can be a stubborn

Bull. Nevertheless, it is appropriate toback off some and allow others tomake the decisions. Friends provide anendless source of fun and happiness. Ifyou are single, a friendship could bedeveloping intomore. Tonight: Goalongwith another’s plans.GEMINI (May 21-June 20)����Youmight not be able to

postpone a project or decision anylonger. Just take the big plunge. Youmight feel a bit overwhelmed. Trustyourself to finishwhatmust be done.Invite a friend or relative over. Tonight:Easy does it.CANCER (June 21-July 22)����� If you are single, you

could find yourself suddenly entan-gled in a new relationship. Others finda new beginning. Your creativitysurges, encouraging solutionswith aninnate easiness.Achildmight needextra time. Tonight:Agood old-fash-ioned date.LEO (July 23-Aug. 22)���Recognize the importance of

staying close to home. Youmight notfeel comfortable with a present situa-tion. Indulging a difficult friend orloved onemight not be the answer.

Tonight: Dinner at your pad.VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)����� Express yourself without

toomuch reserve. Others aremorereceptive than they have been in a longtime. You could be surprised bywhat apartner or several friends reveal.Resolve to keep communication open.Tonight: Visit with a friend, flirt with anew acquaintance or just chat with aloved one.LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22)��� Be careful— in your effort to

make someone feel comfortable andcared about, you could go overboard.The problem lies in the cost of thisbehavior. Try less-expensive indul-gences. Offer a backmassage or helpthis personwith a project. Tonight:Stick to your budget.SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21)����� If you act like you feel,

you could be unstoppable. Youmightbe confused by a domestic matter.Don’t linger on this issue for too long.Let go, and choose to join a loved oneat amovie or do some other favoredpastime. Tonight: Just wish upon a star.SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21)���Make it OK to be by yourself,

whether it is by choice or not. Youmight need to review a recent event orexchange. The unexpected occurs withfamily or your home. Communicationsoars. Tonight: Make it easy.CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)�����Afriendship remains a

high priority. Make plans tomeet thisperson today or as soon as you can.You hear news that might surpriseyou.Adapt andworkwith it.Aposi-tive attitude goes far. Tonight: Use carewhen handlingmoney.AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18)���Youmight have tight plans,

but an older relative’s or respectedfriend’s or associate’s request couldtoss them in the air. You like structureand sometimesmight have difficultywith scenarios like this. Relax. You cando it. Tonight: Out and about.PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20)����� Take off for a day trip or

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ReligionWeekend Edition, November 6, 2010 Harlan Daily Enterprise — Page 13

Ready? Are you sure?Prepared? We hope so. Afterall, it could occur without anynotice whatsoever. No phonecall, no e-mail, no gossip; itjust happens. Picture it:Nearly everyone is seated.Conversations close with ahurried whisper, "I'll talk toyou after church." Mr.Johnson, who always sits onthe back pew, slips in just asthe prelude begins. The dea-cons move their way to thefront. Moments later themusic pauses for a greeting, aprayer, or a meditationpreparing our minds for wor-ship. Except for the whimperof a newborn, an occasionalcough or sniffle, there issilence while the personbehind the podium directs ourthoughts to "things above."Then it happens. The doorslowly creaks open, and gentlycloses. Someone is running alittle late. Probably overslept,possibly feeling a touch underthe weather, perhaps the trainin Black Bottom created adetour. We think nothing ofit; most of us have been late onsome occasion, it's normal. Or,it would be normal on anyother day, though this morn-ing something's amiss.

As the new arrivals search

for a seat, glances becomeglares, holiness is trumpedwith haughtiness, our worshipshifts to wonder. There is asinner in the sanctuary. Theun-churched is in the church.Why? Who invited them? Dothey not know the church is noplace for them.

The Apostle Paul reiteratesa reality that local churchesmust be ready to address.Writing to a particular localchurch many centuries ago, hereminds these Christians: "Ifthe church comes together andsome unbelievers come in."(1Corinthians 14:23). Thereality is that unbelievers willcome into our churches.People are constantly seeking,searching for meaning in lifeand many absorb phonysmiles and cold shoulders andactually work up the nerve toopen the door to a churchbuilding. Are we prepared?

It's interesting how this

problem seems to span thecourse of history. Being unpre-pared to meet the needs ofthose who cross the thresholdsof our church doors is not sole-ly a 21st century problem.Actually, we can trace it allthe way back to the 1st centu-ry. Think about this biblicalexample: "Suppose someonecomes in your meeting dressedin fancy clothes and expensivejewelry, and another comes inwho is poor and dressed indirty clothes. If you give spe-cial attention and a good seatto the rich person, but you sayto the poor one, ‘You can standover there, or else sit on thefloor’ — well, doesn't this dis-crimination show that yourjudgments are guided by evilmotives" (James 2:2-4). Thisparticular example addressesthe marginalization of thepoor, and maybe we do wellwith meeting the needs of thepoor. What about someonewrestling with their sexualidentity? What about theyoung lady with three childrenand no husband?

What about those who dresseccentrically, who cannot andwill not fit the traditionalmold of Christianity? Whathappens when they enter ourbuildings? Are we prepared to

meet their needs or will ourjudgments be guided by evilmotives?

Hopefully, you didn't, butjust in case you answered evilmotives, let me offer two briefobservations that may inspireus to think more positivelywhen unbelievers cross ourpaths on Sunday mornings.First, we must remember thatthe church exists to continual-ly nourish people. One of theelders at our congregationsays it like this: "The churchis not a rest-home for saints,it's a hospital for sinners."How true.

May we never reach thepoint where we neglect ourcall to nourish those we wouldcall sinners.

Secondly, let's be particu-larly clear about the make-upof the church. Simply attend-ing a weekly service does notguarantee salvation.

Neither does such partici-pation with a local body ofbelievers automatically transi-tion one into the Body ofChrist. Consider the biblicallanguage:

"Do you not know that thewicked will not inherit thekingdom of God?" (1Corinthians 6:9), "If we delib-erately keep on sinning after

we have received knowledge ofthe truth, no sacrifice for sinsis left" (Hebrews 10:26), "If weclaim to have fellowship withHim yet walk in the darkness,we lie and do not live by truth"(1John 1:6).

Interestingly, I know of sev-eral congregations where "sin-ners" and "unbelievers" attendregularly. Some of these con-gregations have been criti-cized for their toleration orcondoning of sinful practices.

However, I'm not convincedthat's the case. I'm not con-vinced that all churches whowelcome sinners and unbeliev-ers into their fellowship con-done sinful ways. Though, Iwould agree that thesechurches tolerate sinful ways.Not because the church is hyp-ocritical. Not because theChristians are weak or igno-rant. Not because the moralstandard is crumbling.Simply because these congre-gations consist of men andwomen who allow others tosearch and seek for truth.Men and women who "makethe most of every opportunity"(Colossians 4). Men andwomen who are preparedwhen their church comestogether and some unbelieverscome in.

Unbelievers are part of the churchDavidGreen

FROM APASTOR’SHEART

Jesus on keeping apromise — Matthew5:31-37

Cross my heart andhope to die…. Who, as achild has not made thatsolemn oath? As a kid it aserious thing to make sucha promise or a pinky swearor any of a variety of phras-es that said, “No really, Ipromise.” As we grew wemoved from cross my heartto a simple pledge or prom-ise followed by a hand-shake. All of these commu-nicated the same thing, “Iwill do what I have said Iwill do.”

Looking at our worldtoday, can we say thatthese actions still holdtrue? We still make verbalagreements followed by afirm handshake and…alengthy contract thatattempts to cover any pos-sible portal through whichthe promiser may try toexit an agreement made tothe another. When thepromise is broken, depend-ing on who you are talkingto, you will either hear,“He should have read thecontract closer.” Or, “Shesure made a shrewdmove.” The wronged per-son wants to exclaim that apromise is a promise andthe promise-breaker mayjust shrug.

In the Sermon on theMount, Jesus addressesthis conflict by teachingthe gathered about twopromises that most hadexperienced and all knewabout. The passage isMatthew 5:31-37. Thepromises addressed arehumanity’s most sacred,thus being the ones thatshould be kept most dili-gently: a marriage vow anda person’s word. Take amoment, read, pray andseek the heart of God con-cerning how these simpleteachings are lived out inyour life.

As Jesus moves fromHis reminder that the com-mandments of God can beapplied deeper than theobvious, He takes up theissue of promise-keeping.Jesus begins with the mostsacred of all promises, thepromise between a hus-band and wife. TheTeacher often spoke on thetopic. He talked of how Godwas the creator of the rela-tionship called marriage(Matthew 19:5 quotingGenesis 2:24). Like ourday, marriage was held inhigh esteem by the people

Jesus taught. And, like ourday, couples struggled toremain couples. InMatthew 5:31, Jesus men-tioned that society movearound the command ofGod by making divorceacceptable as long as thewoman received a certifi-cate of divorce. This pieceof paper said that thewoman was legally sepa-rated from her husbandand was thus eligible toremarry.

Jesus’ response to thatpractice? Simply put Hesaid, “But I tell you thatanyone who divorces hiswife, except for maritalunfaithfulness, causes herto become and adulteress,and anyone who marriesthe divorced woman com-mits adultery” (v.32). I sus-pect an eyebrow hasraised, a head is shaking,and temptation to stopreading right now is thereon some folks minds. Buthear this out. Rememberthat Jesus is teachingwhat it is to be a good citi-zen in the Kingdom of God,i.e. what it means to live asa Christian. That being thecase, is it not reasonable tobelieve that as a Christiancouple, with the power andwisdom of Christ readilyavailable, that thereshould be no circumstancethat the couple cannotwork through? No doubtthere are many reasonspeople will list for divorcebut Jesus lists one. Sexualactivity outside the mar-riage breaks the most pre-cious promise made, thepromise to be faithful andtrue to another, is theclause by which Jesusstates some may choose todivorce. He did not say aperson had to but appearedto be saying one can. Aswell, in this passage Jesusis not dealing with thewhat-ifs but instead Helays out God’s standards.

It is usually at thispoint the abuse is men-tioned. Jesus is not sayinghere to simply sit downand take it. Actually, He istalking to the vast majorityof marriages breakupshere, those caused becauseone person just doesn’t

want to stay with theother. I suspect that Jesuswould say that the physi-cally abused should putsome distance betweenthemselves and their abus-er. But that’s for anothertime, here Jesus is speak-ing of the most commonreasons. In our day thosereasons are: Number 1 —financial hardship andNumber 2 — marital infi-delity. To this He remindsChristians that a promisemade to our spouse is apromise to be kept.

Jesus moves on to talkabout plain keeping yourword. In verses 33-37,Jesus brings up the matterof making a promise, orvow, and then sealing it byswearing an oath. To thispractice, Jesus simplifiedthe listener’s life by tellingthem to just keep his or herword. Again keep in mindthat Jesus is saying how aperson who claims to bepart of God’s kingdomshould act. Read His wordsagain: “Again, you haveheard that it was said tothe people long ago, ‘Do notbreak your oath, but fulfillto the Lord the vows youhave made.’ But I tell you,do not swear an oath atall…All you need to say issimply ‘Yes’ or ‘No’; any-thing beyond this comesfrom the evil one” (vs. 33-34 and 37).

Could Jesus have beenmore clear? In both thesescenarios, when one personmakes a promise to anoth-er, He says a promise is apromise. As a matter offact, Jesus is saying thatwhen a person says he orshe will do something theyshould not even have tosay, “I promise.” Theirwords should be enoughguarantee. Culturally weseemed to have driftedquite a ways away fromJesus mandate.

Christian, how wouldyou rate your word? Dopeople trust you or arethey not surprised whenthe excuses come. Howmany would be happy ifGod kept His word only asoften as they did? Let’s allrenew our commitment tobe husband and wives, con-sumers and providers, stu-dents and teachers, menand women, who know thevalue of integrity. Let’s bepeople who are keepers ofour word.

Next week: An odd kindof love — Matthew 5:38-48

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Another election isbehind us. Whether yourside won or lost it isamazing that we have thefreedom to vote. Evenmore amazing is thatpower transfers from oneparty to another withoutbloodshed and violence.This does not happenvery much around theworld, and has happenedvery little in human his-tory. It is one of thethings that makes thisthe greatest nation in theworld today. As impor-tant as free elections are,I do not think they arethe most important thingthat will keep our nationstrong. I think ournation’s faith and trust inGod is the most impor-tant thing, and I want toinvite people of this com-munity to consider a sim-ple way to express this.The following story willclearly illustrate mypoint.

Since 2008, when youdrive throughFrankenmuth, Michigan,you will see many smallsimple crosses in thefront yards of the homes.Those crosses are a state-ment of support forFrankenmuth's Christianfoundation. Two yearsago a local resident com-plained about two crosseson a bridge in town. Herequested that they beremoved, and the townremoved them. He thendecided that the cityshield should also bechanged since it had on it,along with other symbols,a heart with a crossinside signifying the city'sLutheran beginnings.

At this point, the resi-dents decided they had

had enough. Hundreds ofresidents made theiropinions known by plac-ing small crosses in theirfront yards. Seeing thisquiet but powerful state-ment from the communi-ty, the man removed hiscomplaint. Those simplecrosses remain in thosefront yards today.

One anonymous com-mentator writes, “Afterpassing those crosses fortwo years, it finally hitme that a small cross inmillions of front yardsacross our country couldprovide a powerful andinspiring message for allAmericans passing themevery day. I think itmight be time to take thisidea across America.Government officials, theACLU and others are try-ing to remove from ourhistory and current livesany reference to God,prayer or the fact that ourcountry was founded onJudeo-Christian princi-ples. The majority ofAmericans areChristians. Why are weletting this happen tous?”

I invite you to do thefollowing. As you removethe election signs in youryard replace them withcrosses. Psalm 127:1says, “Unless the LORDbuilds the house, Theylabor in vain who build

it…” I believe too manypeople in our nationbelieve we can build thisnation without God. Weneed only look at thegreed, graft and corrup-tion that is taking placeat the highest levels ofgovernment, business,industry and investmentcompanies to see whatmoral bankruptcy cancost our nation. Suchmoral and ethical lapsesare not the fault of onepolitical party or theother. They are a signthat our nation is losingits way.

Our nation is not goingto experience renewaland restoration if it islooking to people whodon’t believe or trust inGod to rebuild it on thefirm foundation ofintegrity. People of faithmust look at their ownchoices and the way theylive their lives and stopcompromising on theirmorals and ethics.

Are you someone whois committed to honestyand integrity in allaspects of your life? Arethere areas that you arecomfortable with compro-mise? What do you do tocommunicate to othersthat it matters when wemake the right moralchoices? Would putting across, two crosses, abunch of crosses in yourfront yard get you startedin making a statement tothe world that God is thepower that built thiscountry, and is going tokeep it strong into thefuture?

(To find out moreabout Al Earley or readprevious articles, seewww.lagrangepres.com)

Our nation needs toexperience a renewal

AlEarleyFROM ARELIGIOUSPOINT OFVIEW

BOWLING GREEN (AP)— A day after a winning ahard-fought U.S. Senaterace, Republican Rand Paulsaid he was hopeful a reli-gious attack that backfiredon his opponent will head offsimilar strategies in futurepolitical races.

Nearly four out of fiveKentuckians who voted inTuesday's election said theyfelt Democrat Jack Conwayunfairly attacked Paul byrunning a TV ad that askedwhy Paul was a member in

college of a secret campussociety that mockedChristians and claimed hisgod was "Aqua Buddha,"according to exit polling con-ducted for The AssociatedPress.

Paul denounced the ad asfalse and chastised Conwayfor running it. The spot trig-gered a public outcry acrossthe state and nation.

The Paul campaign airedan ad in response in whichhe said he keeps Christ inhis heart. And former

Arkansas Gov. MikeHuckabee, a pastRepublican presidential can-didate and a Baptist minis-ter, went on Christian radiocalling for Conway to repent.

"I think that you should-n't attack a person's faith,and I think it did backfire onthem," Paul told the AP onWednesday. "My hope isthat when someone losesand that issue appears tohave had an influence thatmaybe it discourages peoplefrom those attacks."

Paul hopes race will set standards

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The Harlan CountyBlack Bears defeatedMercer County 50-13in the opening roundof the 5A playoffsFriday. Zach Chitwood(left) had several bigruns. Jake Middleton(right) fought for yardsduring the win. KainerCaudill (below, at left)pulled MercerCounty’s DonovanEllis out of bounds onone of his runs.Jeremiah Eldridge(below, at right)assisted in bringingdown Mercer’s DexterBanks.

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Harlan coach J.B. Donahue (above) celebrated his100th career victory after the Dragons’ 46-6 victo-ry over Paintsville on Friday. Junior ChristianTurbyfill (top, at center) brought down a Paintsvilleball carrier. Fullback Dalton Overbay (top, at right)broke away from a Tiger defender. Harlan’s CaseyGambrell (right) and Andrew Brock (64) tackledPaintsville’s Dustin Caldwell during Friday’s victo-ry. Sophomore Dakota Morris (below) went in for atouchdown.

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