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The Cynthiana Democrat - Thursday, Jan. 31, 2013 www.cynthianademocrat.com
Mailbag Be aware of who supports
your rights
Women can defend our country
but they can’t play basketball?
Why has recreation no longer been a major
priority in Harrison County?
I can recall a time when I was younger,
To the editor:
I couldn’t help but to be amazed as I compared the headlines in the Democrat which was not long ago, when recreation was
and the Lexington Herald. One headline reads “U.S. To End Ban On Women In something that was highly thought of in our
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Combat”, the other “No Women Allowed, Says Recreation Board”. Just so I under- community.
stand this correctly, women can sign up to fight on the front lines for our country Hyatt Before I begin, I would like to say that I do
but they can’t sign up to play church league basketball in Harrison County?
News Writer not blame our current recreation lull on any
Over the years that I have played in the league, I know of several women who
one person.
have played church league basketball and I never recall any issues or injuries.
Anyone who signs up to play sports understands there is a risk of injury Problems are typically not attributed to any
involved, but we assume that risk and play on. Truth is there is probably more one person.
risk in driving home from the game than playing in the game.
However, a recent incident concerning a woman being denied her right
I am amazed that women in our country can defend the rights we have as
to participate in local sports tops the cake in a terrible tasting way.
American citizens to have the privilege to play basketball, but they can’t actually
play. Recently, the soon-to-be former Recreation Board, decided to not allow
Wow, I believe the Recreation Board missed this one. women to participate in the recreation church league basketball pro-
gram.
Anthony Ecklar
Reasoning behind denying women the privilege of playing was due to
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the possibility that lawsuits may be brought forth should they be “acci-
dently touched” while on the court.
Just wanted to play ball
If memory serves me correct, another reason was due to the apparent
abnormal physical nature of basketball and the fear that women may be
hurt while playing against men twice their size.
To the editor:
Last week, there was an article about women not being able to play church Finally, it was said that the recreation league was following the same
league basketball. I must say . . . it made a lot of people upset. pattern of rules similar to the pro’s, NCAA and high school by keeping
The last time our church played was several years ago. I along with other ladies men’s and women’s sports leagues separate.
were allowed to play back then. We finally had enough interest within the church
In response to those reasons I feel that there many holes behind the
to play again this year. I was very excited to get to play again. I love to play basket-
logic for the ban.
ball and now that I am older this was an opportunity for me to get to play, however,
I was told the day of our first game (after I had been practicing with the team) that First, I can recall a woman playing football for the high school team
I could not play because I was a woman. right here in Harrison County on more than one occasion.
Not only was I not allowed to play, but also a 16 year old young man could not Second, men are capable of pressing charges against anyone the same
play either because apparently players have to be at least 18. We both were very
as women, since Harrison County basketball is apparently so much more
disappointed and had not been informed of these rules, nor hd the church, prior
physical than anywhere else.
to signing up.
It is concerning that the reasons that were given for women not being allowed Finally, it sends a very bad message to the public that the recreation
to play are having to be addressed for a church league. None of that had even board is not willing to facilitate the needs and wants for women as far as
crossed my mind. I just wanted to play some basketball and have fun. Times have recreation is concerned.
changed.
Recently a letter was sent for publication, where the writer summed it
In the future, I would hope leagues for women and young people (middle and
up very nicely.
high school) could be offered so that everyone in the community may have the
chance to enjoy the sport they love and just have fun. “Women can defend our country but they are not allowed to play basket-
Tressy Runyon ball in Harrison County.”
Cynthiana, Ky. Women pay taxes, which are used to fund recreation, which should auto-
matically demand attention of any body in Harrison County responsible
Let’s get behind the courthouse
for providing recreation.
So I close in saying that now recreation will fall under city and county
refurbishing
responsibility, be very aware of who supports recreation and who often
votes against it.
To the editor: Voters now have the final say in where recreation will head, which is
Let’s get behind the move to refurbish our courthouse! Hopefully everyone read how it should be.
in the paper that there is a proposal to have the fiscal court approve money to not I trust that the new Parks and Recreation
only remodel the inside of the courthouse but to update it, bring it up to code and NSPS-141-440
Published every board will learn from this incident and use it
move the County Clerk there. This move will allow the county to finally have all
Thursday at to better recreation for those who are already
of our records protected properly and to the letter of the law. Another reason that The Cynthiana
paying to play.
I think we should support this is the restoration of our city. There are too many Publishing Company
buildings here that are hollow shells that are deteriorating and the courthouse,
the focal point of the county, should be in the best condition as possible and used
as effectively as we can.
I know that it sounds odd that I, a conservative, wants to spend money but it is
only common sense that a county should improve it’s infrastructure and have a 302 Webster Ave. Wanted: Old photos
long term plan to attract businesses and setting a direction for our future. Also,
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some say that we should just purchase an existing building in the city but we
would have to refurbish it and still have a deteriorating courthouse. the size of Periodical postage paid at
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this courthouse project can allow tasks to be bid out to many contractors, employ-
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Please attend a fiscal court meeting to find out more about this or talk to your P.O. Box 160, Cynthiana, KY
Magistrates and Judge Executive and let your feelings be known. 41031.
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Thank you for supporting the
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Community Christmas Project months; $30.80 one yr.
in the above counties for
senior citizens (age 62 &
To the editor: older); $46.64 one yr. else-
where in the state; $25.44
Members of the Community Christmas Project would like to thank the com-
six months; $45.64 one yr.
munity for their support. Harrison Countians can be counted on year after year
elsewhere in the state for
to help provide Christmas presents for young children here. senior citizens; $57.00 one
Since the early 1970’s the Community Christmas Project has provided Christmas yr. out of state; $31.50 six
to Harrison County children birth to 10 years of age. Mama lived for this time of months; $56.00 one yr. out
of state for senior citizens.
the year and worked hard to bring the project where it is today. We know as she
All subscriptions payable in
spent this Christmas in heaven she was smiling on all of us. advance.
A very special thank you to the Harrison County Fire Department for letting us
use their building and the many firemen and fireladies who donated their time The Cynthiana Democrat welcomes submis-
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are. The Charles family along with churches and 3M employees. There were also The Cynthiana Democrat wel-
information as you have, and we’ll try to get it
the Elks and Hometown Pharmacy, one of our new businesses that helped make comes letters to the editor.
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A very grateful thank you to Alex Barnett, Mark Cockrell and friends who may call Becky Barnes at 234-1035
a daytime phone number for
donated new toys and profits from their pig roast. You guys are wonderful. confirmation. or e-mail at [email protected]
The Community Christmas Project provided toys for almost 500 children this • Unconfirmed letters will not
Christmas season. be published.
Again your contributions are greatly appreciated. May you and yours have a • Unsigned letters will not be
blessed year. published.
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Patty L. Wiggins, president
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Community Christmas Project •We reserve the right to deny
publication of letters By Harold Barnett
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and style.
Peggy Carson Community Service • Letters should be limited to
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The Carson family would like to announce this year’s Peggy Carson Community
Democrat
Service award was presented to Robert Newcomb. P.O. Box 160
It has been over a year now that we lost the most beautiful, loving and giving Cynthiana, KY 41031
woman our mama. The family wanted to establish an award in her memory for •Letters may also be e-mailed to
all of the great things she did, what she stood for and for all of the lives that she bbarnes@cynthianademocrat.
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Mama was a christian woman who loved and adored her family. We wanted
sender should call
someone who loved and devoted their life not only to their family and the fire 859-234-1035 to confirm that the
department but someone who helps the community as well. Those in the com- letter was received.
munity who were blessed to know her knew Peggy Carson wore many hats. The
family was looking for someone who is loyal, respectful, trusting, honorable and HOW TO
involved in the community.
This year’s recipient Robert Newcomb has been a member of the Harrison REACH US
County Fire Department for seven years and has been dedicated and shows Mailing address: P.O. Box
remarkable compassion. When we spoke with his co-workers we knew right away 160, Cynthiana, KY 41031
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You know good people will be remembered as a blessing. So it was with great
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standing loyalty, honor, compassion and community service to Robert Newcomb. All submitted copy must
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www.cynthianademocrat.com The Cynthiana Democrat - Thursday, Jan. 31, 2013
It’s not just the dogs that enjoy grooming
BY ALEXANDRIA MAYBRIER, having nails trimmed to deter Caskey from purs-
ROTARY GUEST WRITER hot-oil treatments and ing her career. Dog show
A bell chimes. A happy medicated baths for ani- She opened The
“Hello!“ rings out from mals with skin troubles,” Animal House in 1987,
behind the swinging said Caskey, who chuck- and it’s been standing
From DOG SHOW, front
counter. led lightly. “We’ve even strong ever since, never
You’ve arrived, greeted had times when we’ve turning away even the over a year ago to cham-
by a pair of lovably done sections of color on most intimidating cus- pion crowned pups.
friendly Dobermans and the fur. It’s a great way to tomer. “She is something else
the pungent scent of dog support someone’s favor- “Sometimes you might for sure but most of all
shampoo. ite sport team.” get those high-main- she is my pride and joy,”
Welcomed by a variety If you’re worried, rest tenance animals with said Ring.
of tropical tanks and col- assured that the dyes thick coats, or ones who Hayleigh currently
orful collars of all sorts, they use are composed aren’t so comfortable lives with her breeder
you know where you are. of animal-friendly ingre- with being handled by a and owner of Kettle Cove
Tucked away in a dients, like fruit. You stranger.” Dobermans & Whippets,
lot across from Bridge can even have sparkles When asked if she’d Sharon Duval, where she
Street BP, near the rail- adorning a temporary ever been hurt in the line has spent the past few
road tracks, The Animal paint job. Additionally, of duty, she said “yes.” months in the ring.
House is a charming any pet is decked out “We have those some- “I can’t wait to get my
little shop operated by with a bandanna around times, especially the Photo by Kelli Bishop girl back,” said Ring. “It
owners Kevin and Susan its neck or ribbons in its non-regular visitors. You Animal House owner Susan Caskey grooms Bella, a has all been worth it but
Caskey, with faithful fur. just have to learn the regular visitor at the shop. I am ready for her to be
fellow groomers, Holly So, how does one get animal and their person- back home with me. Her
Laytart and Ashley Ring. so thoroughly wrapped ality, what they’re touchy upheld in shows. who shadowed Becky spot in the bed has been
Inside, the walls are up in the grooming busi- about.” Caskey learned on her Barnes, editor, last empty long enough.”
own. However, there are
lined with toys, treats, ness? To make it easier on a Thursday.
schools and training pro-
and tethers, and farther Caskey has never been dog or cat (as well as the
grams to help someone.
back on the left are ani- a stranger to the field. groomers), Caskey sug- Sentencing
The Animal House is
mals from fish to iguanas “First, I got a job work- gested bringing them in
located on 105 Railroad
and spiders. But the ing with computers, and young, to get them into
Ave. or they can be
main attraction is the I didn’t like it. It just the routine. The result From SENTENCING, front page
reached at [phone].
room beyond the service wasn’t me. I’d always will be a much more has been set for a pretrial conference on Feb. 19.
Hours at the shop are
desk, where Susan and wanted to be a veterinar- relaxed animal who looks A pretrial conference has also been set for Feb. 5
8:30 a.m.- 6 p.m., Tuesday
her team treat their ian, so I ended up volun- forward to its scheduled for Jeremy Courtney, who was charged with first
through Saturday. Visit
canine and feline clients teering at a dog kennel, appointments, be it week- degree fleeing or evading police and operating
their web page at www.
to a pampering that working with the dogs ly, bi-weekly, or every motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol/drugs/
animalhouseky.com.
would make the most and experiencing what it month or so. etc. with aggravator (first offense).
In addition to groom-
upstanding spa-goer a bit had to offer.” For those who may be Sentencing has also been set in Harrison Circuit
ing, The Animal House
envious. She admitted that not interested in grooming as Court for Kevin Southwood, who is charged with
also offers pet food,
There are the expected every aspect of grooming a career, Caskey recom- third degree burglary, two counts of theft by unlaw-
aquarium and terrarium
treatments -- a good is all fun and games. mended researching the ful taking (firearms), theft by unlawful taking (oth-
supplies, training, and
scrub-down or flea dip, “You might think it’s job online, watching dog ers), and third degree criminal mischief.
boarding services.
before having the ani- all about playing with shows and volunteering His sentencing will be Feb. 5 along with John
mal’s coat trimmed up. cute doggies and kitties, at a kennel or shelter to Editor’s note: Alexan- Southwood, who faces the same charges.
You might be surprised but people like to over- see what’s it like. dria Maybrier and Kelli Also on Feb. 5 will be the sentencing for James
that that’s not all that look the messier side There are often specific Bishop, Harrison County Huff, who was charged with fraudulent use of a
awaits your pet. -- cleaning up feces and standards for haircuts High School seniors, credit card (under $10,000); and Charles Hight, on
“We offer a variety of urine, sometimes vomit.” that are breed specific. were selected as Ro- charges of theft by unlawful taking and third degree
services, from simply However, that didn’t However, this is mostly tary career students criminal mischief.
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School 9:45, Late Worship Service CHURCH - 859.234.5482, 124 6 p.m. ride: 859.234.3667. Elmarch CHURCH - 859.234.5786, 504 Spring Rd, Cynthiana, KY 41031.
Minister: David Swallom, Services:
11:00. Augusta Dr., Cynthiana, KY REPUBLICAN CHRISTIAN Avenue and Old Lair Road. Rev. East Bridge St. Services: Sunday Pastor: Ricky Hayes. Service:
Sunday School, 10 a.m.; Morning
41031. Minister: Kevin Madison, ROBINSON CHRISTIAN CHURCH - 606.226.5991, 7888 Jeff Jackson, Services: Sunday School, 9:45 a.m.; Morning Sunday School 10:00 a.m.,
Worship, 11 a.m.; Sunday Services
FAIRVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH Services: Sunday School, 9:30 CHURCH - 859.234.2655, 5213 Ky. Hwy. 392, Cynthiana. Minister: School. 10:00 a.m.; Morning Worship, 10:45 a.m. Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m.
1:30 p.m.
- Kelat, Ky. Pastor: Bro. Keith a.m.; Morning Worship, 10:30 Robinson Union Rd., Cynthiana, Kimberly Gibson. Services: Worship 11:00 a.m..
Hemphill. Services: Sunday RIVERVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH a.m.; Youth Group, 6:00 p.m. Kentucky. Pastor: Stephen Sunday School, 10 a.m.; Morning CYNTHIANA PRESBYTERIAN FAITH PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
School, 10 a.m.; Morning Worship, - 8314 Durintown Rd., Berry, Staggs, [phone]. Sunday Worship, 10:50 a.m. FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - 859.234.2961, 103 - 859.235.0638. Sunday 1:30 p.m.
11 a.m. Ky. Pastor Jim Sears. Services: COLEMANSVILLE CHRISTIAN Services: Morning prayer: 9:30 CHURCH - Corner of Church North Main St. Services: Sunday Senior Pastor: Brother Cecil.
Sunday School, 10 a.m.; Morning CHURCH - 859-585-1521, Hwy a.m.; Sunday School 10:00 a.m.; EPISCOPAL CHURCHES & Pike Streets, Pastor Mike School, 9:45 a.m.; Morning
FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH - Worship, 11 a.m.; Sunday 1054 N., Berry, Ky. James E. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.; CHURCH OF THE ADVENT Coppersmith. Sunday school 9:45 Worship, 11 a.m.; Youth Meeting CHRISTIAN FAITH CENTER -
859.234.6327 or 859.234.1717, Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. Mitchell, Minister. Services: Sunday Evening Worship and EPISCOPAL - 859.234.4163. a.m., nursery provided for Worship 6 p.m. 2854 Ky. 36E. (Millersburg Pk.)
U.S. 27 South. Minister: John Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 Youth Groups 6:00 p.m. 120 North Walnut St. Rev. Sandy Service 10:50. - 859-234-4532. Minister Kim
Chamberlain, Services: Sunday RICHLAND BAPTIST CHURCH a.m. RUDDLES MILLS CHRISTIAN Stone. Sundays: Holy Eucharist, OTHER CHURCHES IN COUNTY Smith. Sunday School 10:30 a.m.,
School, 10 a.m.; Worship, 11 - 1309 Richland Road, Pastor CHURCH - 3804 Ruddles 11 a.m.; Sunday School 10 a.m. HINTON UNITED METHODIST LIGHTHOUSE APOSTOLIC Worship Service 11:30 a.m.
a.m., Evening Worship, 7 p.m. Richard Kendall. Services: Sunday CONNERSVILLE CHRISTIAN Mills-Millersburg Rd., Paris, CHURCH - 606.422-9770, 608 CHURCH - 312 Church St., Suite
School, 10 a.m.; Morning Worship, CHURCH - 859.234.1040, KY, 40361. [phone]. METHODIST CHURCHES Cornith-Hinton Road, Sadieville, A, Pastor Tommy R. Allen (859) MOUNTAIN MOVING
INDIAN CREEK BAPTIST 11 a.m.; and Sunday Evening 2190 KY Hwy. 1842E. Minister- Sunday School - 9:45 AM - BERRY UNITED METHODIST Kentucky 40370. Pastor: Pam 221-7763. Sunday service 5 p.m. MINISTRIES - [phone] or
CHURCH - 859.234.6359, Bible Study, 6 p.m. Warren French. Services: Family 10:45 AM, AM service - 11:00 CHURCH - 859.234.6783, Berry, Mann. Services: Morning Worship, [phone]. 5th & Miller St.,
Millersburg Pike. Pastor: Tom Fellowship 9:30 a.m.; Adult, Teen AM, PM service - 6:00 PM, KY. Minister: Don Fryman. 9:45 a.m.; Sunday School, 11 CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Millersburg, KY. Rev. Russell E.
Moore. Sunday School 9:45, SILAS BAPTIST CHURCH - 274 and Children’s Sunday School YOUTH (Jr. high & high school Services: Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.; Evening Worship every 103 Fifth Street. Services: Sunday Jones. Sunday School 9:45 a.m.
Sunday Worship Service 10:45, Silas Road. Pastor: Rev. Curtis 10 a.m., Morning Worship includ- age) activities - 6:00 PM - 7:00 a.m., Sunday School 10:00 a.m., Sunday night, 5 p.m School, 10 a.m.; Morning Worship, Worship Service 11:00 a.m.
Sunday Evening Bible Study 6:00, Coots. Home: 502.863.5871, Cell: ing Children’s & Toddler Church PM Youth Group Meeting Sunday 6 11 a.m.
859.333.4952. Sunday School, 10 11 a.m.; Evening Worship and p.m., Evening Worship 6 p.m. LAIR UNITED METHODIST
IRVINGSVILLE BAPTIST a.m., Sunday Service, 11 a.m., Children’s & Youth Programming SUNRISE CHRISTIAN CHURCH CHURCH - 859.234.1012, Pastor NEW BEGINNINGS WORSHIP
CHURCH - 3652 Morning Glory Youth Service, 5 p.m., Evening 6 p.m. - 2927 KY Hwy. 1284E. Minister: Terry McDuffey, New Lair Road., CENTER - 859.954.0072, 113
Road. Services: Sunday School, Service, 6 p.m. Clifford Neat. Services: Sunday Cynthiana, KY 41031. Sunday Marshall Ave. Keith Sparks,
10 a.m.; Morning Worship, 11 School, 10 a.m.; Morning Worship, School 10 a.m.; Morning Worship Pastor. Services: Sunday Morning
a.m., Evening, 6 p.m. 11 a.m. 11 a.m.; Sunday Evening Bible Worship, 10:30 a.m., Sunday eve-
Study 6 p.m. ning Worship, 6 p.m.,
Obituaries
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Virgie Dickerson Cole, 92 (Rick) Bale, Sabrina (Shane) Hatcher, Stevie Rogers, Avis Marie Jacobs Conn, 48
Josh (Hope) Rogers, Leigh Ann (Ben) Foret and
Virgie Dickerson Cole, 92, formerly of Berry, Ky., Avis Marie Jacobs Conn, 48, Mt. Olivet, died Friday,
Jeremy (Victoria) Rogers; and 17 step great-grand-
and a resident of Northpoint Jan. 25, 2013.
children.
Healthcare, went home to be She was the son of Eddie Jacobs of Robertson
Funeral services were held Monday, Jan. 28 at
with her Lord and Savior County and the late Margaret Workman Jacobs.
Ware Funeral Home by Dr. Larry Bishop and Dr. Tim
Jesus Christ on Jan. 24, Survivors include: her husband, Marvin D. Conn;
Teater. Private burial will be at the convenience of
2013. a son, Robert Fite, Robertson County; a daughter,
the family.
Welcoming her arrival in Brittany Fite, Robertson County; and a step son,
Memorial contributions may be made to Cynthiana
heaven were her husband of Jason Conn, Robertson County.
Christian Church, P.O. Box 236, Cynthiana, KY 41031
42 years, Alson, who preced- Funeral services were held Tuesday, Jan. 29 at
or the charity of one’s choice.
ed her in death on May 24, Robertson County Funeral Home by Bro. Ron Spencer.
www.warefuneralhome.com
1980, her sons, Raymond and Burial was in Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
Elwood, and her daughter,
Garnett Link, 76
Fannie. She was the last of Jack Henry Owen, 93
her immediate family. Born Garnett Link, 76, a retired
Jack Henry Owen, 93, Cynthiana, died Jan. 10, 2013
in Madison County, Ky., on farmer, husband of Joyce
at Cedar Ridge Health Campus.
March 19, 1920, she was a Courtney Link, died Monday,
He was born Jan. 13, 1920 in Louisville, Ky. to
daughter of the late Frank Jan. 28, 2013 at the University
Sterling P. Owen Jr. and Lillian Altsheler Owen. He
and Fannie Cain Dickerson. She was a homemaker of Kentucky Medical Center.
was predeceased by his parents and his brothers,
and a member of Berry United Methodist Church, He was born June 28,
Sterling P. Owen III and Robert A. Owen.
who loved taking care of her family. She enjoyed 1936 in Bourbon County,
Survivors include: four nephews, Robert (Nancy)
gardening as well as playing the harmonica and the son of the late Walter and
Owen Jr., Cynthiana; Sterling P. (Jolene) Owen IV,
guitar. Pearl Fletcher Link Sr. and
Knoxville; Jeffery B. (Ann) Owen, Michigan; and
Survivors include: eight sons, Alson (Ruth Ann) was a member and Deacon
Mark (Martine) Owen of Germantown, Md.; and two
Cole Jr. of Cynthiana, Ronnie (Kathy) Cole of of Indian Creek Christian
nieces, Ann Flynn (Harold L) Duncan, Scottsdale,
Florence, Virgil (Darlene) Cole of Covington, Darryl Church.
Ariz. and Julie (Monty) Jones, Summerville, S.C.;
(Sue) Cole of Cynthiana, Greg Cole of Lexington, Survivors include: two
and numerous grand and great-grand nieces and
Ricky (Linda) Cole of Falmouth, Jeff (Brenda) Cole sons, Douglas Clay (Rita)
nephews.
of Cynthiana, and Lonnie (Polly) Cole of Owensboro; Link, Bourbon County, Gary
He served in the Army, Army Air Corp, US Air
five daughters, Betty (Robert) Hannah of Cynthiana, Lane (Mary) Link, Nicholas
Force and Air National Guard, flying high perfor-
Verna Lewis of Lexington, Linda (Roger) Fraley of County; a daughter, Cheryl Lynn (Zack) Land, Scott
mance military aircraft for over 30 years. He served
Mt. Sterling, Karen (Wayne) Stevenson of Lexington, County; four grandchildren, Clara Link, Ben Link,
on active duty during WWII, Korea, and Viet Nam.
and Debbie (Randy) Gill of Cynthiana; 47 grandchil- Shelly Land, Katie Land; three step grandchildren,
In July 1943, while piloting a B-17, his plane was shot
dren; numerous great and great, great grandchil- Amanda Terrell, Stacy Lemons, Joe Brogli; six
down and he was a POW in Germany for two years.
dren; and her loving family at Northpoint Healthcare step great-grandchildren; three sisters, Edna (Bob)
He had obtained the rank of Brigadier General and
Center. Thompson and Barbara (Bob) Wilson, both of Paris,
was serving as Assistant Adjutant General for Air
Funeral service was held Monday, Jan. 28 at Mary Moore, Mount Sterling; two brothers, Walter
for Kentucky at the time of his retirement. While
Woodhead Funeral Home, 106 Main St., Berry, with (Wilma) Link Jr., Bourbon County, Jim (Judy) Link,
on active duty, he flew such notables as British Field
Wayne Stevenson officiating. Special music was Lawrenceburg; sister-in-law, Elizabeth Courtney; and
Marshal Bernard Montgomery; Army Chief of Staff,
shared by Virgil and Darlene Cole. Interment took several nieces and nephews.
General Dwight D. Eisenhower; and Lt. General
place in Pythian Grove Cemetery, Berry. He was preceded in death by a sister, Christine
Leslie Groves, Director of the WWII Manhattan
Serving as pallbearers were: her surviving sons. Harney; and a brother, Robert Link.
Project.
Honorary pallbearers were: Timmy King, Timmy Funeral services will be Thursday, Jan. 31 at 11
He was a Director of the United Kentucky Bank
Lee, Brian Cole, David Cole, Alson Cole III, Frankie a.m. at Indian Creek Christian Church by the Rev.
of Pendleton County. As a real estate broker/devel-
Cole, Wayne Cole, Darryl Cole Jr., Jeff Cole Jr., Ricky Chad Broaddus and the Rev. Sammy Harris with
oper, he created the Country Club Estates and White
Cole Jr., Michael Newton, Billy Lewis, Shaun Gill burial in Evergreen Memory Gardens. Visitation will
Oaks Estates subdivisions in Cynthiana and the
and David Lewis. be 5-8 p.m. Wednesday at the church. Hinton-Turner
Midden Acres and Green Fields subdivisions in
www.woodheadfuneralhome.com Funeral Home, Paris, is in charge of arrangements.
Harrison County. For over 30 years, he was presi-
Pallbearers will be Ben Link, Rick Harney, John
dent and general manager of both the New Dixie
George Michael Furnish, 63 Thompson, Timmy Link, Shelly Land, Katie Land,
Tobacco Warehouse and the Dixie Sales and Storage
Joe Brogli, and Donald Kenny.
George Michael Furnish, 63, Cynthiana, died Company in Cynthiana. He also managed the S.P.
The Deacons and Elders of Indian Creek Christian
Thursday, Jan. 24, 2013 at Georgetown Community Owen Tobacco Co. (known locally as the redryer)
Church and his nieces and nephews will serve as
Hospital. during its final days of operation.
honorary bearers.
He was born in Lexington, Oct. 27, 1949 to Nancy He was a charter member of the Air Force
Memorials are suggested to Indian Creek Christian
Frances Williams Furnish, Cynthiana and the late Association, member of the Retired Officers
Church or Markey Cancer Center.
Wilson B. Furnish. He was a lifelong farmer and Association and the National Guard Association.
www.hinton-turnerfuneralhome.com
member of St. Edward Catholic Church. He was cremated and will be buried in Battle
He was preceded in death by a son Jason “Jake” Grove Cemetery. A memorial service will be held
Furnish and a brother, Fred Furnish. in the spring. The family recommends donations in
Anna Lee Giles, 84
Survivors include: his wife, Linda B. Furnish; his name to the Cynthiana-Harrison County Public
six sons, Michael (Amy) Furnish, Dan (Lorie) Anna Lee Giles, 84, Cynthiana, died Sunday, Jan. Library.
Furnish, Brian (Amy) Furnish, David (Sandra) 27, 2013.
Furnish, Jonathan Furnish and Stephen Furnish, She was the daughter of the late Starling and Lillie Rebekka Tyler Ritchie, 21
all of Cynthiana; a daughter, Christy Furnish (Chris) Overbey Hammock, and was preceded in death by
Rebekka Tyler Ritchie, 21, Brooksville, died
Barnes, Cynthiana; four brothers, James (Teresa) her husband, Forrest Lee Giles.
Saturday, Jan. 26, 2013.
Furnish, Lewis (Jan) Furnish, Francis (Kathleen) Survivors include: a son, Warren Lee Giles,
She was the daughter of Roy and Vickie Shepherd
Furnish and Garnett (Lu Ann) Furnish; 12 grand- Cynthiana; and a daughter, Dianna Wagner,
Ritchie of Brooksville.
children, Landon Ray Palmer, Mary Grace Furnish, Cynthiana.
Funeral services will be Thursday, Jan. 31 at 7
Anna Katherine Furnish, Kyle Thomas Barnes, Clay Funeral services were held Wednesday, Jan. 30 at
p.m. at Robertson County Funeral Home by Bro. Dee
Daniel Furnish, Jakob Lewis Furnish, Sydney Leigh Ware Funeral Home by Bro. Wayne Tolson. Burial
Whitaker with visitation at 5 p.m. Burial will be at
Furnish, Paul William Furnish, Karley Michelle was in Pythian Grove Cemetery.
the convenience of the family.
Furnish, Avery Elizabeth Barnes, Charles David
Furnish and John Michael Furnish; and 12 nieces
and nephews. Reverend Antonio Q. Stuckey, President
Mass of Christian burial was held Tuesday, Jan.
Cell 859.221.7101 Church 859.235.0621
29 at St. Edward Catholic Church by Father Mike Cynthiana
[email protected]
Williams. A Prayer Vigil was held Monday night.
Burial was in St. Edward Catholic Cemetery.
Churches for Harrison County
Memorial contributions may be made to St. Edward Democrat
Catholic School, 107 N. Walnut St., Cynthiana, KY
41031. Formerly known as The Harrison County Ministerial Association
www.warefuneralhome.com is now offering person-
Reverend Antonio Q Stuckey, President • Reverend James Smith, Vice-President
alized paid obituaries to Reverend Tim Teeter, Secretary • Sister Margaret Watson, Treasurer
David W. Kennedy, 78
families who wish to in- Dear Residents of Harrison County;
David W. Kennedy, 78, Cynthiana, died Jan. 24, 2013
at his residence. clude more information The Churches for Harrison County (CFHC) Meeting
He was born May 8, 1934
than our past guidelines
in Ashtabula, Ohio to the You are invited to the Churches for Harrison County Meeting on February 5, 2013, 5:00 pm,
late Paul R. and Evelyn allowed. We still pro- First Church of God Assembly,401 North Main Street, Cynthiana, Kentucky 41031. Pastor Earl
Williams Kennedy. He vide a standard obituary Littman has graciously agreed to host this month’s meeting at his church. If you have any
was retired from Eastern questions or desire information about CFHC please contact Reverend Antonio Q. Stuckey at
listing for free. All obit-
Kentucky University, an 859-221-7101 or Pastor Earl Littman at 859-234-3845.
employee of the City of uary information must
A call to service
Cynthiana, a United States
be submitted through a
Marine veteran who served Let us come together and work even more diligently to be our brother’s keeper and glorify
in the Korean War from funeral home or crema- our God. Please come and join the Churches for Harrison County as we diligently work to be
1953 to 1956 and a two time a great blessing in the Cynthiana/ Harrison County Community. Together we can uplift the
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name of Jesus and bring forth “Unity in our community.”
Colonel. He was a member Thank you.
of the Cynthiana Country May God bless, strengthen, and keep you as you labor in His kingdom.
Club and Cynthiana Glory to God!
Christian Church where he served as deacon.
In Christian Fellowship
He was preceded in death by a son, David Williams
Kennedy Jr. Antonio Q. Stuckey
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www.cynthianademocrat.com The Cynthiana Democrat - Thursday, Jan. 31, 2013
HCHS Freshmen win 3rd straight district title
BY MIKE ALDRIDGE, SPORTS WRITER
The Harrison County High School freshman team
three-peated in the district tournament Thursday
night as they won for the third consecutive year.
The district tournament was hosted by Nicholas
County and the first-year Bluejackets were the first
opponent for the young Thorobreds.
This was the second meeting for the two teams this
season.
On Thursday night, the young Harrison County
boys featured a balanced attack to lead for the entire
game.
Zack Pulliam with 14 and Brian Davis with 10 led
the Harrison County scoring. For the game, 10 of the
14 Harrison County players scored.
After a brief rest the Harrison County squad faced
off with the freshmen of Pendleton County.
The Wildcats owned an early season victory over
Harrison County, which was a great incentive for the
first-year Breds.
Dr. Stephen Moses’ team showed great determina-
tion, especially on defense, as they used a full-court
man-to-man to force several turnovers.
Harrison County raced out to 20 points in the first
quarter and led 34-20 at the half.
The domination continued in the second half as
again all 14 players contributed to the success.
The final score was 68-39 with Brock Jenkins and
Pulliam each scoring 19 points. The freshman Breds DISTRICT CHAMPS Harrison County freshman basketball team claimed the district title this year. Team mem-
will now do battle in the region tournament, which bers are: standing from left: Brian Davis, Caleb Marshall, Zack Pulliam, Jovon Williams, Tyler White, Matthew
will be played on the Hilltop. Dates are yet to be Baker, Davonte Kenney, Andrew Wiggins, Head Coach Dr. Stephen Moses; kneeling: Jesse Klapheke, Travis
announced for this tournament. Shuler, Brock Jenkins, Leon Commodore, Gus Garrison and Corey Moore.
Breds lose at Campbell Co.,
win big district match
at Pendleton County
BY MIKE ALDRIDGE, SPORTS WRITER while Jordan Stubbs was also in
The old saying “He who laughs double figures with 10.
last, laughs best” could have Harrison County committed
been changed to “He who has last 18 turnovers to 14 for Campbell
run laughs best” on Wednesday County.
night when the Harrison County The Pendleton County game
Thorobreds traveled to Campbell on Friday was almost a repeat of
County to battle the Camels. Wednesday’s game with Harrison
This was a game of runs and the County winning this one 55-52.
Camels had the last one as they Again each team went on scoring
pulled out a hard-fought 67-58 win runs especially in the early going.
over the Breds. The Thorobreds scored the first 10
This was the second of three points of the game to pull out quick-
games that the Breds have played ly on the Wildcats.
without starting center, senior Pendleton County fought back
Tyler Wagner. after a pair of early times out to
Campbell County shot out to an score 16 of the next 18 points to take
8-0 lead and stretched it to 11 by the the lead at 16-12.
first quarter’s end at 21-10. Harrison County then scored
Junior guard Corey Holbrook seven straight to regain the lead
scored 10 of his game-high 24 in 19-16 and following a late Wildcat
the opening period as the Camels basket hold the lead at the end of
used some pressure defense to rattle the first quarter 19-18.
Harrison County. The second period start had each
Harrison County’s time to make team making runs but the game
a run came a few minutes into the settled down to a see-saw battle with
second period when trailing 27-16 the Breds going in at the half with a
the Breds scored 12 straight to take two-point advantage 30-28.
a 28-27 lead. The Breds increased the lead to
The Camels scored a basket right three in the evenly matched third
before the half to take a narrow period to take a 42-39 lead into the
29-28 lead into the locker. last stanza.
Campbell County went on two Harrison County appeared to be
runs beginning the third period, pulling away as the fourth quarter
one of six points and one of eight opened as they scored seven of the
points but Harrison County was first eight points to take a nine-
able to score enough between the point 49-40 lead.
runs to trail by only 44-40 going into The Wildcats cut the lead to one
the last period. point a couple of times but could
Campbell County scored the first not catch up and the Breds pulled
six points in the fourth but again out the big win 55-52.
the Thorobreds put together a run The Thorobreds won the rebound
of eight points to cut the lead to battle 29-27 with guard Stubbs lead-
50-48 just into the last stanza. ing the way with seven.
Campbell County then outscored Eli Gross had six and Jordan
the Breds by 17-10 to finish the game Martin grabbed five rebounds for
with the 67-58 win. the Breds.
Besides Holbrook, Campbell Andrew Antrobus lead the
County had two other players in Wildcats with eight rebounds.
double figures. Freshman center Seniors Mason Monroe and Aaron
Matt Wilson made 13 points and Gibson led the Pendleton County
senior Nate McGovney scored 12. scoring with 18 and 11 points.
Wilson grabbed 15 rebounds and Pulliam led the way for the Breds
McGovney 11 to propel the Camels with 18 and Scott Kendall added 12
to a 39-37 edge in rebounding over points.
Photo courtesy of Donald Richie/Richie Photography Harrison County. The win gives the Thorobreds
Senior Jordan Martin goes of the shot under double team pressure last Tuesday as the Breds Dillon Pulliam scored 16 points a 15-7 record while the Pendleton
hosted Woodford County on the Hilltop. and had 11 boards for the Breds County record stands at 11-10.
Fillies lose 2 more with losses at
Bowlers finish season on high
Pendleton and George Rogers Clark
mark, qualify three for state
BY MIKE ALDRIDGE, SPORTS WRITER The Fillies led at the end of the third Fillies are Region runners up
The Harrison County Fillies continued period 34-33, but the Lady Cat run gave
losing by 9 pins
to struggle during the season with losses at them a lead they would never relinquish.
Pendleton County Friday night, 54-48, and The Fillies cut the lead to one at 45-44
a disheartening 82-50 loss to George Rogers and then to three at 50-47, but could not BY MIKE ALDRIDGE, SPORTS WRITER
“We had a great year this season rebound-
Clark on Monday night. regain the lead.
ing from the loss of some great bowlers from
On Friday night, Pendleton County took Senior guard Bradi Bowen sank the
last year,” said Coach Petey Reynolds about
advantage of five first quarter Fillies’ turn- Fillies with seven free throws in the final
the 2012-13 Harrison County Bowling team.
overs and their own dominant rebounding period to hold off the determined rally and
“The kids took the challenge and stepped up
to lead 20-11 at the end of the first quarter. send Harrison County to a 54-48 loss.
on both sides.”
Only six Lady Cat miscues in the open- Bowen was the leading scorer for
The individuals stepped up in a big way last
ing period kept them from taking a bigger Pendleton County with 21 followed by
weekend at Eastland Lanes in Lexington.
advantage. Taylor McClanahan and McKayla Manor
For the Thorobreds, the four top average
Pendleton County scored the first three each with 12 points.
bowlers from the season competed in the
points of the second period but then the Doram had 28 points and 12 rebounds to
region and ended the day bowling against
Fillies came roaring back with a 16-to-2 lead the Fillies. Sophomore guard Kassidy GREGORY DICK
one another for the region championship.
run of their own to take a 27 to 25 halftime Cook added seven points with a solid sec-
The region results found Andrew Willis
lead. ond half for the Fillies.
12th with games of 176, 216, and 203; Nathan
During this run, the Fillies were able Harrison County fell to 3-18 with the loss
Hyatt 5th with games of 242, 236, 215, 224,
to work the ball to junior center Jordan while Pendleton County improved to 9-9.
and 209; Joseph Bush 2nd with 224,224, 204,
Doram and she responded with 12 second- The Fillies played well early in the game
300, 222; and Gregory Dick 1st with games of
quarter points. on Monday evening at Winchester.
182, 247, 262, 268, and 276.
Freshman Madison Philpot added four The George Rogers Clark squad, while
The first and second finish had the two
straight at the end of the half as the Fillies sporting just an 8-15 record, had won three
Thorobreds bowling against each other for
took a lot of momentum into the locker of their last four including wins over Scott
the region championship.
room. High and Bracken County.
Senior Joseph Bush added to the excite-
The second half was a nip-and-tuck, Harrison County took leads of 4-0 and 8-4
ment of his first perfect game ever by win-
back-and-forth game as first Pendleton before a three pointer, and two field goals
ning the region championship 225 to 205.
County and the Harrison County went on sandwiched around two Fillies turnovers
6-0 runs. See FILLIES page 10 SHAYLEE CARTER See BOWLING page 10
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Howards to be honored on
50th anniversary with reception Marriage
Jimmy and Mary
Licenses
Howard will be celebrat-
ing their golden wedding
anniversary on Feb. 10,
2013, at a reception from Rachel Perrin Carr, 59,
2 to 4 p.m. at Faith Hall
and Tony Ray Wade, 58,
of Faith Baptist Church,
married Dec. 17, 2012.
located at 1760 U.S. 27 in
Kimberly Lynn Bebout,
Cynthiana. All friends
48, and Kevin Wallace Hall,
and family members are
48, married Jan. 5, 2013.
invited to attend.
Jimmy and Mary Caroline Grace Hehr, 22,
exchanged vows on and Matthew Jared Kearns,
Feb. 10, 1963, at Milford 22, married Jan. 12, 2013.
Christian Church with Megan Jean Lynch, 20,
Minister Gene G. Kearns and James Lee Ritchie, 20,
officiating. married Jan. 12, 2013.
The couple has two Charlotte Lavon Cain, 44,
daughters, Karen Baldwin and Richard Allen Reed,
and Marilyn Thomas, and
46, married Jan. 12, 2013.
HOLLY N. SHAW AND MICHAEL T. BEVERLY five grandchildren, Keith
Glenda Renee Curtis, 20,
and Zachary Baldwin and
and Gary Michael Crump,
Shaw-Beverly David, Jameson, and Ella
Thomas. JIMMY AND MARY HOWARD 22, married Jan. 14, 2013.
Birth
to wed Feb. 9
Living News due within 6
months after event
William Lee Wagoner
Donnie and Robin Shaw of Cynthiana, announce The Cynthiana Democrat is pleased to
the engagement of their daughter, Holly Nicole Shaw, William Lee Wagoner was born Dec. 3, 2012 to Brent Wagoner assist newlyweds, new parents or those
to Michael Todd Beverly, son of Ricky and Felicia and Whitney Frederick. celebrating anniversaries on the Living
Beverly of Cynthiana. He weighed 8 lbs. and 4 oz. and is welcomed Page and are published at no cost, how-
Shaw is a 2009 graduate of Harrison County High by his brother TJ. ever, these articles must be submitted
for publishing within 6 months of the
School and works at 3M through Volt. Maternal grandparents are James and Sandy
event. Articles which do not meet the
Beverly is a 2010 graduate of Harrison County High Frederick; maternal great-grandparents are
deadlines will be referred to the advertis-
School and is an employee of CMWA. Shirley Harney and the late Harry Harney. ing department. We do accept photos. We
The wedding will take place on Feb. 9, 2013 at 4:30 Paternal grandparents are Charles and reserve the right to edit all copy for style
p.m. A reception will follow at 6 p.m. Both will take Roxanne Wagoner; paternal great-grandpar- and brevity. All copy submitted must be
place at the 4-H grounds in Cynthiana. All family and ents are Frances Florence and the late William signed by both parties with a daytime
friends are welcome to the reception. Florence. phone number.
Way Back When
10 YEARS AGO . . . Republican Pike and Eastside Elementary School. The 50 YEARS AGO . . .
annexation will allow for the construction of a long-
Births announced this week are: Shelby Renee Births announced this week are: Melvin Scott
term nursing care facility. Trilogy purchased Harrison
Adams, Jan. 13, daughter of Frances Crawford; Aaron Smithers, Jan. 24, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Smithers;
Memorial Hospital’s long-term facility with plans to
Bradley Bresler, Dec. 26, son of Lesley and Mark Terry Wayne and Jerry Wayne Gaunce, Jan. 25, twins
build a new complex.
Bresler; Gunner Darian Cole, Jan. 27, son of Darryl of Mr. and Mrs. David Gaunce; James Allen Gillum,
Sally Cammack to open folk art gallery in downtown
and Lisa Cole; Sonja Ashlynn Martin, Jan. 24, daugh- Jan. 27, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Gillum; Rita Jean
Cynthiana. The gallery, known as The Gourd Patch,
ter of Melissa Martin; Keiron Axavier Perez, Jan. 16, Fryman, Jan. 24, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luther
will open Feb. 1 at 120 S. Main St.
son of Nathan Perez and Brittney Robinson. Fryman; Betty Louise Stroub, Jan. 25, daughter of
Search continues for a missing Lexington pilot whose Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stroub; John Stanley Jones, Jan.
25 . . .
plane was last seen on radar headed toward Cynthiana YEARS AGO 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.E. (Buck) Jones; Benita Dale
three weeks ago. The pilot left the Georgetown Airport Holtmann, Jan. 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ferd
Births announced this week are: Ashley Shae Sandy,
enroute to Kansas City, Mo. Holtmann; Nelson Cook, Jan. 21, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jan. 29, daughter of Stephen and Brenda Sandy; Callie
Former resident Kaely Shaw is seeking feedback William Thomas Cook; Stephen Hugh Roberts, Jan.
Brooke Slade, Jan. 26, daughter of Steve and Macy
on moving a Wolf facility to Harrison County. Shaw 26, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Roberts; James Lewis
Beth Slade.
moved to Alaska to be involved in the rescue and Sosbe Jr., Jan. 25, son of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Sosbe.
Cynthiana Motors, US 27 South, has been bought
rehabilitation of wolves and wolf hybrids. She owns Cynthiana firemen fight sub-zero temperatures and
out by H.A. Jones. Jones plans to open a Chevrolet car
80 acres in Tennessee and is looking for 10 acres a fire at the Lair Building on Pike Street. Ladders
dealership.
in Harrison County. Her facility would be home to which had been extended froze in that position and
Local track athletes excel in Mason-Dixon Games in
approximately 15 wolves and/or wolf hybrids. had to be carried back to the station to thaw. As water
Louisville.
Glenn Whitaker, Cynthiana Police Department tele- poured into the building, much of it turned to ice, espe-
J’s Stained Glass and Ceramics, 207 S. Walnut St., is
communicator for 22 years and city employee for over cially as it passed from floor to floor. Ice remained in
now open. Stained glass classes to start soon.
35 years will be retiring at the end of the week. the apartment and in the Cut Rate Grocery for days.
Goodyear Tire Center Store, 6 Court St., has new
Cynthiana City Commission has agreed to pursue At Kentucky Cardinal Dairy where official highs
owners. They are Earl and Billie Arnold and Sue and
an ordinance that would close the Pearl Street railroad and lows are recorded every morning at 8 a.m.: Jan.
Wayne Jones.
crossing. 24- 47 high, -24 low; Jan. 25- 4 high, -18 low; Jan. 26- 23
Dwayne E. Browning, CPA, has opened an office in
Members of the Brunker family (Ron and Nancy high, -12 low; Jan. 27- 28 high, 6 low; Jan. 28- 9 high, -34
the Elks Building on South Walnut Street.
Brunker Garrison and Mary June Brunker) are seek- low; Jan. 29- 16 high, -30 low; Jan. 30- 36 high, -15 low.
ing annexation of property on US 62 East across from The two-day snowfall totaled nine inches.
Allison receives most votes
Love Letters to
for the Cynthiana Idol title
star Hendricks
Each May for the last out to watch the two-hour just with her vocal ren-
five years, hopeful singers sing-off in which any of the ditions but by playing In what is becoming an annual tradition in
in Cynthiana have been five could have won. guitar with an acoustic, downtown Cynthiana, A.R. Gurney’s touch-
competing for the title of With varying styles and coffeehouse feel. ing drama, Love Letters, will once again be
Cynthiana Idol. song choices, the competi- Hayley Mansur, from performed at the Rohs Opera House.
Each year, one singer tion entertained everyone. season 4, belted out On Feb. 8, local couple Jody and Carolyn
comes out on top of the “Really,” host Roger Slade strong vocals in the style Hendricks will take the roles of Melissa
grueling five-round compe- said, “there was not a bad of Adele and Rihanna. Gardner and Andrew Ladd in this Pulitzer
tition that is part judges’ performance all night. And And rounding out the Prize nominated play.
scores and part audience even though we crowned competition was the Love Letters centers on just two characters,
vote. only one winner, there were newest winner, season Melissa Gardner and Andrew Makepeace
The five winners have no losers.” 5’s Mason Jessie, who Ladd III.
very unique styles and each Taylor Vallandingham rocked out with high JOHNATHAN ALLISON Using a letter reading format, the char-
have an incredibly support- brought her very distinctive energy rock and coun- acters sit side by side at tables and read the
ive fanbase. country sound from season try. prize money to a young lady notes, letters and cards – in which over nearly
So on Jan. 19, when all five one of Cynthiana Idol to the At the end of the night, who had recently been diag- 50 years, they discuss their hopes and ambi-
previous winners brought stage. Allison garnered the most nosed with cancer. tions, dreams and disappointments, victories
their best to the stage of the Johnathan Allison had a votes and emerged as the Not only did the night and defeats – that have passed between them
Rohs Opera House for a one- very southern rock flavor as Champion Idol. demonstrate the best talent throughout their separated lives.
night showdown, downtown the winner of season two. In a surprise and touch- that Cynthiana had to offer, “This will be the first time we have had an
Cynthiana was alive with Changing it up was sea- ing ending, Johnathan it showed what deep char- actual married couple play these two lovers
energy and excitement. son 3 winner, Savannah announced that he was acter can be found here as reading their letters to one another,” Roger
Almost 300 people turned Ecklar, who entertained not going to give his winning well. Slade, co-owner of the Rohs Opera House said.
“This is our third year doing this play and it
Learning to accurately describe insect and disease in plants seems to get better each year.” he added.
Last year, William Caywood and Phyllis
Wyles, two retired Harrison County teachers,
In a time when we all pine root decline is a living, iar with leaf spot on their performed for a packed house. While some
seek advice from experts, infectious disease caused by roses. actors shied away from following Caywood
it is not only important nematodes in the soil that Blight causes larger, dead and Wyles, the Hendrickses jumped at the
to know what plants you slowly attack the root sys- areas on leaves, shoots or opportunity.
Jeneen
have, but also to under- tem. flowers of a plant. Well known in acting circles for his perfor-
stand the nomenclature Wiche You will notice a white Stunting is the abnormal- mance in harriCYN Community Theatre’s
of symptoms caused by Columnist film at the base of the pine’s ly small growth of a plant or Our Town, Jody Hendricks is a seasoned
insect and disease prob- www. trunk when it is suffer- plant part. stage performer perfect for the straight-laced
lems. SwallowRailFarm. ing from white pine root Chlorosis is when nor- Andrew Ladd III. Carolyn is a long-time
com
“I’ve got this thing on decline. mally green tissues appear member of the Cynthiana Arts Council and
my wacha-ma-call-it” In one circumstance, you yellowish-green in color. will add a real chemistry to the portrayal of
non-living diseases often
won’t get you very far with a could replace the diseased Marginal necrosis is a Melissa.
open the plant up to living
Google search or in person. white pine, however, in the symptom where the edges, “Having a real-life love for one another will
diseases.
We need to know how to latter circumstance the soil or margins, of a plant’s certainly bring these characters to life,” said
This is why I have reit-
describe the “things” that is infected so it is likely that leaves turn brown due to Missy Lutz, the show’s producer.
erated the importance of
we find on our plant mate- a second white pine in the dead tissue. “We schedule this in February every year
pruning away dead, dis-
rial so a proper diagnosis same location would see the Houseplants suffer to give people in the community a Valentine’s
eased or injured wood, espe-
and treatment can follow. same outcome: the same from this during the win- date opportunity,” Slade said.
cially trees. Do not make it
There are several different gradual decline and even- ter months due to the low Tickets to this year’s performance are lim-
easier for infectious diseas-
scenarios that can threaten tual death of the tree. humidity in our homes. ited to just 60 people because it is held in
es to live off your landscape
our garden landscape. Plant disease and pest Distortion is the twisting Aeollian Hall above the Rohs Opera House.
plants.
Non-living, non-infectious diagnosticians at Purdue or abnormal formation of “Aeollian Hall is the perfect venue,” Lutz
Living, or infectious dis-
diseases or “disorders” are University define the fol- leaves and new shoots. says. “It’s small and intimate. We set up small
eases involve parasitic
linked to environmental cir- lowing common symptoms Aphids, mites and thrips tables with candlelight at each table and
plants, bacteria, fungi,
cumstances. that plague our landscape cause this to happen to new then serve coffee and dessert. It’s the perfect
viruses or nematodes.
A late spring freeze, flood plants. daylily growth if the plant romantic date night.”
For example, white pine
or drought conditions, or Recognizing these as is infected. Tickets are on sale now at Biancke’s
decline and white pine root
excessive heat are all factors symptoms of a greater prob- Wilt, of course, is the flac- Restuarant for $12 each. That includes the
decline (take note of the dif-
in causing non-infectious lem will helps us stop the cid, limp condition of leaves performance of Love Letters and dessert/
ference).
disorders that effect plant spread of infectious diseas- or non-woody shoots. coffee.
White pine decline is a
material adversely. es and treat our plants in a Wilt generally occurs The last two years have been sellouts so
non-living, non-infectious
These types of disorders more timely fashion. from insufficient water, but don’t wait to get your tickets. Biancke’s is
disorder caused by environ-
can lead to infectious dis- Leaf spots are small dis- can also be brought on by also providing a “Love Letters” dinner special
mental circumstances that
ease or insect infestation. colored areas on the plant’s too much water or living prior to the show.
weaken the tree and cause
Plant pathogens must be foliage. diseases. “We’ve done all your Valentine’s planning
eventual death.
able to “enter” the plant and Rosarians are quite famil- for you,” Lutz added. “All the man has to do
On the other hand, white See WICHE page 13
is stop by and buy the tickets.”
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M ’ M
IKE S INUTE S ‘ ’ M
CORES N ORE
COMPILED BY TERRY RADER
A dream come true
(email suggestions or corrections to [email protected])
Harrison Co. 47, Danville 33
There has been a lot going on She was a six-time OVC Player BASKETBALL 138—Tanner Wells (HC) tech fall Caio Lima (Danville)
lately with family life much of of the Week. She is in the 1,000 4:30 15-0; 145—Noah Mitchell (HC) won by forfeit;
152—Colin Coy (HC) won by forfeit; 160—Jeffrey
it not so good which made this point club at Morehead State Clark (Danville) won by forfeit; 170—Seamus Sallee
HC boys 2012-13 sced/results
article easier to write. ranking third overall with (Danville) pin Brandon Williams (HC) 0:45; 182—Justin
Williams (HC) pin Jonah Welch (Danville) 0:17;
When you get to be my age, peo- 1,381 points and is third in total Scheduled home games in all caps.
195—Kellon Williams (HC) injury default Joseph
ple that you love and/or respect rebounds with 707. Date Result Rec Alcorn (Danville) 1:45; 220—Boston Adams (HC)
begin to become ill and die, which I could have simply said that 11/28 HC 71 .......................@St. Patrick 42 1-0 won by forfeit; 285—Elliott Porter (Danville) won
Mike 11/30 @HC 88 ........................St. Henry 61 2-0 by forfeit; 106—Michael Mattox (HC) won by forfeit;
is part of life but not a part any- she could really play basketball 1 2/4 (Cov.) Scott 83 ....................@HC 79 2-1 113—Zach Phillips (Danville) decision Nathan Lopez
one cares for at all. Aldridge but that would have been an 1 2/7 HC 71 ....................@Nicholas Co.48 3-1 (HC) 8-2; 120—Austin Harless (HC) won by forfeit;
1 2/11 HC 84 ............@Calvary Christian 35 4-1 126—Daniel Lannum (Danville) pin Cody Dickson (HC)
This article is a cheerful, happy Sports Writer understatement. 1 2/14 Holy Cross (Cov.) 58 ...........@HC 54 4-2 2:17; 132—Carson Coulter (Danville) won by forfeit
story about a former Fillies This is not the end of the 1 2/18 @HC 95 ....................Franklin Co. 52 5-2 Conner 42, Harrison Co. 38
STOP-DWI Holiday Classic @(Cov.) Holmes
player who has things going success story. 1 2/21 (Cov.) Holmes 82 ....................HC 73 5-3 106—Michael Mattox (HC) won by forfeit; 113—
her way thanks to a lot of Donna married Jim Hedges, 1 2/22 HC 78 ...............................Russell 76 6-3 Derek Wiley (Conner) pin Nathan Lopez (HC) 1:42;
120—Austin Harless (HC) won by forfeit; 126—Tristin
hard work and dedication. who was a member of the Lake Cumberland Hoops Classic @Southwestern Badida (Conner) pin Cody Dickson (HC) 0:25; 132—
When Patti and I moved Morehead State Golf team. 1 2/27 HC 67 ............................Southern 41 7-3 Dalton Goins (Conner) pin Tanner Wells (HC) 3:54;
1 2/28 Somerset 66............................HC 48 7-4 138—Jeremy Brandstetter (Conner) won by forfeit;
here in 1976 we were wrapped They have two children 1 2/29 HC 65 ..................DuPont Manual 64 8-4 145—Noah Mitchell (HC) pin Nick Tope (Conner) 1:59;
up in moving to a new city, a who followed their parents in 1 2/30 Rowan Co. 65 .........................HC 59 8-5 152—Colin Coy (HC) pin Joseph Warwick (Conner)
new Sears store and prepar- athletic accomplishments. 1/4 @HC 58 ...................Bracken Co. 53 9-5 1:24; 160—Jacob Warwick (Conner) pin Sean Millikin
1/5 HC 96 ...............................@Paris 58 10-5 (HC) 0:23; 170—Andrew Madden (Conner) injury
ing to have our first baby Ashley, who was a scholar 1/8 @HC 58 .....George Rogers Clark 47 11-5 default Brandon Williams (HC) 0:00; 182—Justin
girl that year (Amanda) and athlete at the University of 1/11 @HC 64 ..........................Augusta 59 12-5 Williams (HC) decision Braxton Acord (Conner) 7-3;
another in 1978 (Meghan). Wisconsin playing soccer, 1/18 HC 81 ...................@Bourbon Co. 47 13-5 195—Kellon Williams (HC) won by forfeit
MLK Classic @George Rogers Clark Montgomery Co. 57, Harrison Co. 22
So I didn’t have much of a is currently the Assistant 1/19 HC 71 .......................South Laurel 70 14-5 145—Noah Mitchell (HC) pin Colton Miller
chance to see any of the local Director of Compliance at 1/22 Woodford Co. 66 .................@HC 54 14-6 (Montgomery Co.) 0:45; 152—Colin Coy (HC) major
high school sports until after Ohio State University (there’s 1/23 @Campbell Co. 67..................HC 58 14-7 decision Matt Purvis (Montgomery Co.) 12-4; 160—
1/25 HC 55 ................@Pendleton Co. 52 15-7 Gabe McIlrath (Montgomery Co.) won by forfeit;
the girls were a little older a big job), and Matt, who is Date Opponent Time 170—Zach Roland (Montgomery Co.) pin Brandon
and Patti said that I could go a professional soccer player Williams (HC) 0:57; 182—Justin Williams (HC) pin
1/30 Wed BISHOP BROSSART .............7:30pm
to a game or two. with FC Dallas. 2/1 Fri NICHOLAS CO. ...........................8pm Trevor St. John (Montgomery Co.) 1:31; 195—Christian
Bowling (Montgomery Co.) decision Kellon Williams
One of the people who Matt is an article all his Jock Sutherland Classic @Lafayette (HC) 13-9; 220—Colton Collins (Montgomery Co.) won
2/2 Sat Gallatin Co...................................4pm
I missed seeing play was own as he started every game by forfeit; 285—Ian Kelley (Montgomery Co.) won by
2/5 Tue @Estill Co...............................7:30pm forfeit; 106—Michael Mattox (HC) pin Kevin Melgar
Donna Stephens who played in college while being an all 2/8 Fri @Mason Co. ..........................7:30pm (Montgomery Co.) 0:35; 113—Alex Holt (Montgomery
for the Fillies and graduated every thing for both Butler 2/9 Sat @Collins .................................7:30pm Co.) pin Nathan Lopez (HC) 4:23; 120—Rodney
2/12 Tue @Frankfort .............................7:30pm Peterson (Montgomery Co.) won by forfeit; 126—
in 1978. and then North Carolina
DONNA AND MATT HEDGES 2/15 Fri MONTGOMERY CO. ..................6pm Austin Morgan (Montgomery Co.) pin Cody Dickson
Donna was a really good where he played on an NCAA (HC) 0:36; 132—Austin Sutphin (Montgomery Co.)
player and one, when we championship team. HC girls 2012-13 sced/results won by forfeit; 138—Clyde Newcomer (Montgomery
Co.) won by forfeit
talk about Fillies basketball, Tournament team, all KWIC first He was a first team All Scheduled home games in all caps.
Harrison Co. 48, Scott Co. 21
that is sometimes left off the “all team, all KWIC Tournament American at UNC and was draft- Date Result Rec
145—Noah Mitchell (HC) pin Dakota Stephen
time” list because of the time she team, Cincinnati Classic all ed 11th overall in the 2012 draft by 11/29 Calvary Christian 59............@HC 56 0-1 (Scott Co.) 1:00; 152—Jamari Franklin (Scott Co.) pin
1 2/3 @Bourbon Co. 60 ...................HC 36 0-2
played and the then infancy of Tournament team and MVP. Dallas. 1 2/7 @Nicholas Co. 68 ...................HC 63 0-3 Colin Coy (HC) 0:56; 160—Timothy Gray (Scott Co.)
pin Mark Taylor (HC) 5:31; 170—Brandon Williams
the girls’ game. She averaged nearly 19 points a Matt was All State for Carmel, 1 2/8 Lexington Christian 57 ........@HC 38 0-4 (HC) pin Chase Moody (Scott Co.) 1:32; 182—Justin
1 2/10 @Bishop Brossart 63 ..............HC 30 0-5
Let me give you a little run game as a freshman. Ind., High School where they won 1 2/15 Dixie Heights 56 ..................@HC 46 0-6 Williams (HC) won by forfeit; 195—Kellon Williams
(HC) won by forfeit; 220—Zachary Barber (Scott Co.)
down of how good Donna She transferred to the the state title in 2006 after being 1 2/19 HC 70 ..................@Williamstown 56 1-6 pin Boston Adams (HC) 1:03; 285—Double Forfeit;
Stephens Hedges (now) was when University of Missouri for the runners-up in 2005. Edwardo’s Christmas Classic @Pendleton Co. 106—Michael Mattox (HC) pin Ryan Harrison (Scott
1 2/21 Covington Latin 56 ..................HC 52 1-7
she played basketball. 1979-80 season where she, in one Donna’s parents, Donald and 1 2/22 Pendleton Co. 61 ....................HC 38 1-8 Co.) 0:46; 113—Lucas Harrison (Scott Co.) decision
Austin Harless (HC) 12-8; 120—Nathan Lopez
In 1978 she was the District semester, was the MVP of the Bonnie Stephens are currently 1 2/22 Grant Co. 55 ...........................HC 46 1-9 (HC) won by forfeit; 126—Cody Dickson (HC) won
MVP, All District, All Region, and Tiger Classic while setting a retired and live in Somerset. Lady Colonel Holiday Classic @Bourbon Co. by forfeit; 132—Tanner Wells (HC) won by forfeit;
1 2/27 Shelby Valley 70 .....................HC 38 1-10 138—Double Forfeit
Honorable Mention All State. record for most points scored in Her brother Scott is a doctor in 1 2/28 Dixie Heights 38 ......................HC 35 1-11 Harrison Co. vs. All-stars
She played in the KY-IN All Star the tourney (61) and was on the Somerset and her sister Jennifer 1/3 @Bracken Co. 53....................HC 46 1-12 126—Chris Lawson (Conner) decision Cody
Game and though not one of the all-tournament team in two other works for the IRS in Louisville. 1/5 @HC 68 .......................St. Patrick 45 2-12 Dickson (HC) 6-3.; 182—Justin Williams (HC) pin
“big name” girls, was a key to the tournaments that season as well. Donna Stephens Hedges is liv- 1/7 @Mason Co. 62 ......................HC 30 2-13 Bryson Steele (Conner) 1:30.; 132—Tanner Wells
1/12 @Fleming Co. 64 ....................HC 29 2-14 (HC) pin Trey Woodley (Montgomery Co.) 1:50.;
Kentucky two-game sweep that She transferred back to ing her dream working for the 1/16 @HC 54 ...........................Deming 37 3-14 220—Kellon Williams (HC) disqualifi cation Anthony
year. Morehead at mid year in 1980 and NCAA in Indianapolis. 1/18 Montgomery Co. 62 ............@HC 44 3-15 Dibell (Montgomery Co.); 145—Noah Mitchell (HC)
In fact, one of the coaches that completed her under graduate The “dream” wasn’t to live 11//2215 C@aPmepnbdelellt oCno .C 6o4. .5..4.. [email protected] 3418 33--1167 Mpinill ikKine v(HinC J) apcink sDoenr ri(cSkc Motct KCinon.)e y0 (:S13c.o; tt1 C5o2.—) 4S:2e5a.n;
assisted legendary Laurel County work there. in Indiana but to work for the 1/28 @George Rogers Clark 82 .....HC 50 3-18 170—Brandon Williams (HC) pin Ahmad Salah (Tates
Coach Roy Bowling told me sev- During the next two seasons NCAA where she is the Assistant Date Opponent Time Creek) 1:01.; 195—Boston Adams (HC) won by forfeit;
eral years after Stephens (Hedges) Donna was on the OVC first team, Director of Customer Service in 22//21 SFarit NCIOCNHNOELRA .S.. .C...O.... .............................................7..:.3.60ppmm 110:262—.; M1i1c3h—aeNl Matahtatonx (LHoCpe) pzi n( AHmC)ir Spainid B(Tisahteasr aC rSeeakid)
played that without her they was the team’s leading scorer the NCAA Eligibility Center. 2/6 Wed AUGUSTA ..............................7:30pm (Tates Creek) 1:35.; 160—Colin Coy (HC) pin Cole
would not have won the games. with averages of 20.7 and 17.6 ppg. Now this is a great family story. 2/9 Sat ST. HENRY .............................7:30pm Harris (Tates Creek) 0:55.
2/11 Mon @(Cov.) Scott .........................7:30pm
She went on to college and She was the first scholar athlete Note: My thanks to Bruce and 2/15 Fri @Bryan Station ......................7:30pm B
played 1978-79 at Morehead in 1981 in the OVC and ranks 6th Vee Florence for their assistance OWLING
Varsity boys
State where she was first team all time in rebounding average in with this information.
all OVC as a freshman, all OVC the league. Scoring key: pts fg-fga (3fg-3fga) ft-fta Thursday Night Classic
Yellow Jackets 66, Thorobreds 54 Mintbrook Farm _63 25 Neal Concrete ___41 47
Sports Beat Jan. 22 @Harrison Co. Fryman’s Const _52 36 Krazy Bytes ___38 50
HARRISON CO.—Martin 9 4-9 (1-5) 0-0; Hicks The Crew _____48 40 Anderson Equip _37 51
2 1-2 (0-1) 0-0; Carr 0 0-2 (0-1) 0-0; Stubbs 10 2-9 Eads Hardware _42 46 Miles Auto Body 315 7
(2-9) 4-6; Wagner 0 0-1 (0-0) 0-0; Ritchie 0 0-0 (0-0) High games (Jan. 24)—J.R. TAYLOR *300. Kent Burgan
0-0; Pulliam 8 4-14 (0-5) 0-2; Kendall 20 7-13 (0-2) 248-299-226. Frazier Fryman 286-222. Zack Gaunce 222-221-
Harrison County wrestlers lose to Scott High. 6-10; Gross 5 2-4 (0-0) 1-2. Total 54 20-54 37% (3-23 274. John Scott 257. Jim Holland 240-247-216. Nick Gaunce
Scott High owns an early season victory over 13%) 11-20 55. 246-246. Dennis Hyatt 244. Scott McDaniel 239-243. Robert
Bourbon Co. in Dual Meet Woodford Co. (12-9) .......... 16 10 20 20 — 66 Bishop 238. Randy Colvin 235-210. Tommy Morris 235. Kevin
Harrison County so the Breds have their work cut Harrison Co. (14-6) ............ 13 8 20 13 — 54 Colvin 232-215. John Malone 226. Stan Holland 218-214. Ryan
Go 3-2 at Danville Dual Meet out for them. This game begins at 4 p.m. to be fol- Crew 218. Gary Carter 215. Terry Gregg 213. Mike Dick 213.
Thorobreds 55, Wildcats 52 Jason Palmer 212. Nick Marcum 210.
The Harrison County High School wrestling team lowed by Henry Clay (15-2) facing last year’s state Jan. 25 @Pendleton Co. High series (Jan. 24)—KENT BURGAN 773. Frazier Fry-
of Coach Luke Tucker traveled to Bourbon County champ Trinity (11-4) at 6 p.m. and the host Generals HARRISON CO.—Vallandingham 0 0-0 (0-0) 0-0; man 717. Zack Gaunce 717. Jim Holland 703. Nick Gaunce
last Wednesday and came away with a 45-30 loss to (9-6) battling Louisville Butler (11-6) at 8 p.m. M2-a3r t(i0n- 17) 20--60 ;( 2S-5tu) b1b-s2 ;6 H 2ic-5ks ( 10- 40)- 01 -(20;- 0R) i0tc-h0i;e C 2a r1r- 41 6T8o9m. mJ.yR .M Toaryrlios r6 63663. .S Rcoatnt dMy cCDoalnviienl 664340.. Stan Holland 641.
the Colonels. This is a very strong field and should provide for (0-0) 0-0; Pulliam 18 6-15 (1-5) 5-7; Kendall 12 5-10 *fi rst career perfect game
One contributing factor to the loss was two weight three outstanding basketball games. The price for the (1-4) 1-2; Gross 6 2-5 (0-0) 2-4. Total 55 20-45 44% Cynthiana Business
classes where the Breds did not compete. three games is $10 per person. (H5a-1rr9i s2o6n% C) o1.0 (-1157- 75)8 .%............ 19 11 12 13 — 55 AWuatcoh tSeyr sRteomofis n g_ __7609 2223 HKeerve’ sf _/t_ _B_e_e_r ______4401. 5 5511.5
Winning matches for the Thorobreds were 106 lb. Pendleton Co. (11-10) ........ 18 10 11 13 — 52 Martin’s Sanit __55.5 36.5Nitro Junkies ___35.5 56.5
Harold Barnett to be honored during
Michael Mattox, 113 lb. Austin Harless, 120 lb Nathan Elks __________53 39 Hisle Motorsport _35 57
StrikeForce ____45 47 Double O Trailer _33.5 58.5
Lopez, 152 lb. Colin Coy, 160 lb. Vince Whitt, and 220 Sunday’s basketball game RECREATION B-Dry ________42.5 49.5Gannon Concrt _31.5 60.5
lb. Kellon Williams. High games (Jan. 23)—KENT BURGAN 255-255-278.
Cynthiana’s Harold Barnett will be among the
On Saturday the Thorobreds were in Boyle County Daniel Perkins 277. Josh Curtis 265-236-213. Johnny Curtis
dignitaries honored Sunday during the University 259. Greg Shirley 226-256-211. Zach Holmes 224-255. Mike
for the Danville Dual Meet. of Kentucky’s women’s basketball game in Memorial Cynthiana-Harrison Co. Wachter 223-248. Don Taylor 225-246. Dennis Hyatt 246.
The Breds opened with a 47-33 win over the host Recreation Department Timmy Rison 219-244. Michael Mynear 238-227. Jim Ritchie
Coliseum. The recognition is for the individuals 238. William Caswell 236. John Scott 214-235. Jordan Ross 235.
Admirals. Conner edged Harrison County by a close
involved in the beginning of the Title IX Education Men’s Church League Basketball Tommy Morris 234. Jimmy L. Holland 231. Ronnie Saxon 228.
36-33 margin as an injury default with 170 lb. Brandon Melvin Mynear 226. Daniel Bennett 219-225-219. Todd Parrish
Williams turned the tide for the Cougars. Atrmacekn tdemamen at.t Bthare nUentti vwearss itthye o ffi rKste ncotuacckhy o af fate fre mTiatllee TLuaeirs Mdeatyh, oJdaisnt. 7282 .............................Cyn. Baptist 66 222203.- 2G1a0r.y B Yyaroznel Ol 2’M15a. lRleoyb 2e2r3t .B Lieshe oHpa t2c1h4e.r R21ic3k- 2L2i3n.d Nsaicyk 2 H1i4l.l
Montgomery County then soundly defeated Cyn. Presbyterian 57 ............Robinson Christian 52 Roger Schneider 213. Randy Colvin 212. Bob Gannon 210.
IX.
Harrison County by a 57-22 total. Only 106 lb. Mattox, Thursday, Jan. 24 High series (Jan. 23)—KENT BURGAN 788. Josh Curtis
145 lb. Noah Mitchell, 152 lb. Coy and 162 Pleasant Grn Baptist I 75.......Leesburg Christian 65 714. Greg Shirley 693. Don Taylor 679. Zach Holmes 673.
Claysville Christian 60 .................Unity Christian 53 Michael Mynear 673. Daniel Bennett 663. Mike Wachter
lb. Justin Williams won matches for the 661. Timmy Rison 655. Dennis Hyatt 643. Ronnie Saxon
Thorobreds against the Indians. MPloenasdaanyt, GJarnn .B 2a8ptist II 72.............Cyn. Christian 65 633. Johnny Curtis 630.
Sunday Night Mixed
Harrison County next soundly defeated Cyn. Baptist 62 .....................Robinson Christian 37
Scott County 42-21 winning eight of the 13 5th/6th Grade Basketball The Leftovers __64 32 Bucks & Does __53.5 42.5
matches with one double forfeit. Finally TWuieldscdaatys, J2a4n—. C22. Furnish 6, Barnes 3, J. Furnish 6, MOHis _fi _ts_ ________________5578 3398 PTahtety T &um Bbelearsst_ ____4349 .5 5526.5
Harrison County rolled past an All Star Marshall 2, Bramel 5, Traylor 2 Hayseeds ______56.5 39.5Steelers _______39.5 56.5
The 49ers ______56.5 39.5Morgan’s Raiders _38 58
group 60-6 to finish 3 and 2 for the meet. Celtics 23—Mattox 2, Etienne 8, Shield 7, Henderson
Come Get Some _55 41 For the Alliance _36.5 59.5
2, Florence 4
Mattox, Mitchell, and Justin Williams Pale Riders ____54 42
were the only Harrison County grapplers Heat 31—Baisden 8, Schreiber 13, Adams 2, Dahmer High games (Jan. 27)—Men: LEE HATCHER 209-244. Tim
6, Tucker 2 Caudill 235-225-200. Robert Bishop 235. John Scott 210-228.
to go undefeated for the Danville event. Hawks 26—Kinsey 2, Mann 4, Reynolds 18, Thomas 2 Donnie Kinder 226. Mike Fryman 210-216. Roger Schneider
Coy and Kellon Williams took four of five Thursday, Jan. 24 215-212. Joe Brannock 214-214. Daniel Perkins 212. Zack
while Lopez and Tanner Wells were three Wildcats 37—C Furnish 12, Barnes 6, J Furnish 8, Gaunce 206-208. Kevin Perkins 202. Women: RHONDA
Marshall 6, Bramel 1, Bartels 2, Traylor 2 HATFIELD 202. Patricia Bengie 183-193. Amber Perkins 181.
of five. Hawks 27—Kinsey 2, Fowler 2, Covington 5, Mann Loren Rawlings 180. Zelma Hatcher 180. Vanessa Caudill 177.
The Harrison County wrestlers are 5, Reynolds 11, Massey 2 High series (Jan. 27)—Men: TIM CAUDILL 660. Lee
Hatcher 623. John Scott 612. Women: PATRICIA BENGIE
scheduled to go to Paul Laurence Dunbar Celtics 25—Baxter 4, Mullins 8, Mattox 5, Etienne 520. Zelma Hatcher 512. Loren Rawlings 507.
for a dual meet Wednesday and then to the 6, Henderson 2 Thursday Night Social
Heat 19—Baisden 6, Dahmer 1, Schreiber 6, Marsh
Conner Duals this Saturday. 2, Adams 2, Vascotto 2 Chicklets ______49.5 38.5Full House _____42.5 45.5
3rd/4th Grade Basketball Tony’s Tiger ___47 41 CC Girls ______40 48
Fun Bunch _____46.5 41.5Rolling Along __38.5 49.5
Breds will play in Jock Monday, Jan. 21 High games (Jan. 24)—BONNIE PARKS 227-181. Rhonda
Sutherland Classic Feb. 2 S4u,n Bsa r3te1l—s 2Boland 19, Ingram 4, Hedges 2, White HPaartsfio enlds 128093. .Z Melmarya HSatetcwhaerrt 118985.. L Baeutrsay G Cilolebyle 1n7tz6 -119729.. DLiinadnaa
Lafayette High School will be hosting Bulls 8—Craycraft 5, Royalty 3 Watkins 178. Shelly David 178.
Heat 27—Mattox 8, Stone 5, Vascotto 8, Anness High series (Jan. 24)—BONNIE PARKS 564. Betsy
the 1st Annual Jock Sutherland Classic 4, Edwards 2 Coblentz 528. Laura Gilley 509. Zelma Hatcher 508. Mary
this year on Feb. 2. There will be a recep- Celtics 14—Kilpela 8, Eversole 4, Bell 1, Boggs 1 Stewart 507.
tion for Coach Sutherland and his former Wednesday, Jan. 23 Tuesday Night Mixed
players from 6-7 p.m. in the Lafayette High Suns 22—Boland 12, Hedges 2, White 4, Bartels N.A.T.E. ______58.5 25.5Almost Beyond _41 43
2, Hines 2 Slingers _______52 32 Easy Riders ____39 45
School cafeteria. If anyone would like to Celtics 10—Kilpela 6, Eversole 4 Loose Screws __50 34 Pin Poppers ____36.5 47.5
attend the reception, please contact Carla Heat 20—Mattox 12, Stone 2, Dotson 2, Edwards 4 Sandbaggers ___49 35 Powerballs _____36 48
Trisko at [email protected]. Bulls 14—Ritchie 2, Craycraft 10, Roberts 2 Roses & Thorns _43.5 40.5Kool Cats______36 48
Wannabees ____42.5 41.5Four C’s _______34.5 49.5
us. Monday, Jan. 28 Fire ‘em up ____42 42 Thunderstruck __26.5 57.5
Celtics 17—Kilpela 8, Eversole 2, Boggs 2, Bowling 5
In addition to the reception, the Classic Bulls 15—Craycraft 9, Roberts 2, Royalty 4 High games (Jan. 22)—Men: GARY CARTER 279-230.
Zack Gaunce 246-278. Kent Burgan 256-228-257. Daniel
features three outstanding basketball Suns 18—Boland 8, Hedges 2, White 4, Hines 2, Perkins 249-235. Robert Bishop 225-244. Terry Gregg 236-227.
games. Photo courtesy of Donald Richie/Richie Photography Moses 2 Kevin Perkins 234. Mike Curtis 221-202. Daniel Bennett 213.
The Harrison County Thorobreds will Senior Vince Whitt got the best of his Bourbon County opponent last Heat 7—Mattox 3, Stone 2, Vascotto 2 Greg Martin 212-204. Kenny Dampier 211. Tommy Morris
209. Kevin Colvin 201. Les Bishop 200. Women: PATRICIA
face the Gallatin County Wildcats who week during the wrestling team’s senior night match at Southside BENG 210. Loren Rawlings 179-206-197. Bonnie Parks 181-
are currently 11-4 including a win over Elementary School. WRESTLING 17H5i. gHho slleyr Lieasy (tJaartn 1.7 282. )B—etMsye Cno: bKleEnNtzT 1 7B8U. KRrGisAti NPe 7rk4i1n.s Z 1a7c5k.
Gaunce 714. Gary Carter 700. Daniel Perkins 635. Robert
Bishop 618. Mike Curtis 604. Greg Martin 603. Terry Gregg
Varsity 601. Women: LOREN RAWLINGS 582. Bonnie Parks 525.
Patricia Beng 523. Betsy Coblentz 518. Kristi Perkins 504.
(winning wrestler listed fi rst) Saturday Youth
Jan. 26 @Danville
Danville Duals Oopsies _______47 29 Balls of Fury ___40.5 35.5
Rampage ______46.5 29.5PrincelyCoralC ___34 42
Bourbon Co. 45, Harrison Co. 30 Split Happens __46 30 Diablos _______32 44
126—Caleb Oakley (Bourbon Co.) pin Cody Dickson Degeneration X __46 30
(HC) 0:55; 132—Terrell Roberts (Bourbon Co.) pin High games (Jan. 26)—Boys: Jacob Griffi n 145. Presley
Thomas Chumley (HC) 4:56; 138—Forrest Vaughn Jackson 144. Dakota Hill 142. Girls: Lauren Adams 94-94.
(Bourbon Co.) won by forfeit; 145—Alex Wright Haley Griffi n 86.
(Bourbon Co.) pin Noah Mitchell (HC) 4:41; 152—Colin High series (Jan. 26)—Boys: Quinton Callahan 399. Jacob
Coy (HC) pin Cody Hillock (Bourbon Co.) 5:04; 160— Griffi n 389. Dakota Hill 362. Girls: Lauren Adams 265.
Photo courtesy of Vince Whitt (HC) won in sudden victory 1 Ethan Bean Haley Griffi n 246.
(Bourbon Co.) 8-6; 170—Jeffrey Whalen (Bourbon Co.) Saturday Bantam
Mary Charles Coy pin Clay Arthur (HC) 5:01; 182—Spencer Richardson
Harrison County’s (Bourbon Co.) decision Brandon Williams (HC) 12-8; Angry Birds ____41.5 15.5Ky Bowler _____30.5 26.5
195—Jake Fooks (Bourbon Co.) pin Justin Williams KrazyLilBytes __37 20 Warriors _______30 27
Sean Mullikin works (HC) 1:05; 220—Kellon Williams (HC) pin Ben Fooks Golden Balls ___32 25
his moves to beat (Bourbon Co.) 4:00; 285—Jorge Mendes (Bourbon High games (Jan. 26)—Boys: Justin Switzer 101-128.
Co.) won by forfeit; 106—Michael Mattox (HC) major Dustin Thompson 102. Conner Tipton 101. Keifer Cornelius 83.
his opponent from
decision Braden Wyatt (Bourbon Co.) 16-4; 113— Jeremiah Cornelius 78. Aaron Jackson 77. Seth Tipton 76. Girls:
Scott County this past Austin Harless (HC) pin Josh Bentley (Bourbon Co.) Rebecca Palmer 99. Abby Palmer 91-98. Alexis Switzer 76.
weekend at the annual 0:58; 120—Nathan Lopez (HC) pin Colby Williams High series (Jan. 26)—Boys: Justin Switzer 229. Dustin
(Bourbon Co.) 0:12; (Harrison Co. unsportsmanlike Thompson 175. Conner Tipton 155. Girls: Abby Palmer 189.
Danville Duals. conduct, minus 1 point.) Rebecca Palmer 161.
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Fillies
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will be headed for the
UCA National Competition
From FILLIES page 7 final score.
on Wednesday, Feb. 6.
There were some bright
Members of the squad
gave the Lady Cards the spots for the Fillies.
are: front row, from left,
lead for good at 11-8. “I thought Kassidy
Holly Hounchell, Morgynn
The Fillies stayed close had her best game of the
McDaniel, Daelee
and battled to a 19-12 defi- year tonight, said Coach
Moreland, Shelby Lesak;
cit at the end of the first Kim Furnish about her
second row, Amanda
period. sophomore guard. “She
Carpenter, Makayla
Harrison County ral- is learning that she has
Ravenscraft, Kaitlin
lied to cut the lead to five to set us up for us to be
Williams, Autumn Stanfield,
points on two separate successful. We competed
Lauren Rosensteel, Alyssa
occasions in the second well in the first half. They
Kilpela, Jordan McDaniel,
period before a turnover were just too tall, fast and
Sabreena Strickland; back
spell near the end of the athletic for us the way we
row, Rachel Fuller, Kiah
half gave George Rogers played them.”
Moss, Kiana Walker, Kimie
Clark a 10-point halftime Sophomore Whitney
Moss, Josefine Wieland,
lead at 37-27. Gray also made big
Ally Barnett, Kinsey Lesak.
During the first half strides for the Fillies as
the Fillies had 13 turn- she had 14 points and
overs to five for the Lady seven rebounds for the
Cards. night.
The second half began “Whitney is getting
Photo by Ben Hyatt
very poorly for the Fillies back her confidence,
PICTURED IS THE 2013
as GRC scored the first 12 which is good because we
HOMECOMING COURT:
points as they went on a really need more people
Millie Wiglesworth, Cory
21-3 run to put the game to step up and contrib-
Moore, Kiana Walker,
out of reach. ute,” concluded Furnish.
Cole McNabb, Jordan
During this run the Doram led the Fillies
Gasser and Jaclyn
speed and height of the with 16 points and 11
Fryman. Second Row:
Lady Cards was too much rebounds and Cook added
Jessica Alas, Derick Hurst,
for Harrison County to nine points.
Morgynn McDaniel, Sam
manage. Harrison County now
Doyle, Dana Collins and
Early in the fourth has a 3-19 record and
Trent Dixon. Back Row:
quarter, the Lady Cards will face district rival
Lincoln Clifford, Kaitlyn
ran the lead to 75 to 40, Nicholas County Friday
Gooden, Jenna Nunnelley,
which began the continu- night on the Hilltop fol-
Yasmeen Smith, Anthony
ous clock. This brought lowed by Conner on
Harvey and Ashley
about a quicker end to Saturday night also at
Coppage.
the game and the 82-50 home.
Bowling
From BOWLING page 7 140, and 179-100. Henry Clay 267-188, 203-
They then battled 201, and 224-222.
Both Bush and Dick Lafayette and handed the “I am very proud of
will compete in the state Lady Generals a defeat, each and every bowler,”
championship on Feb. 7 141-165, 143-132, 167-132, said Coach Reynolds.
and 8 in Louisville. and 191-134. This placed “For hard work and dedi-
They will be joined by the Fillies in the cham- cation I could not have
Shaylee Carter who fin- pionship match against asked for a better group
ished fourth in the girls’ the Lady Cards of Scott of kids. We will miss the
competition with scores County. seniors, Mikayla Fryman,
of 146, 234, 183, 222, and The Fillies lost the Kelsi Caldwell, Rebecca
169. championship by nine Switzer, Katelyn Vaughn,
The other top average pins to finish runner-up. Michael Fryman, and
Fillies competing also The Thorobreds fin- Regional Champion
finished very well. ished fifth losing to Joseph Bush.”
Mikayla Fryman was
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181, and 156; Shelbi Morris make a real
was 11th with games of
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MASTER COMMISSIONER’S SALE
LEGAL NOTICE Pursuant to a Judgment and Order of Sale entered by the purchase price in cash, certifi ed funds or by other immedi-
MASTER COMMISSIONER’S SALE Harrison Circuit Court on November 21, 2012 in Civil ately verifi able collectable medium of exchange acceptable
Pursuant to a Judgment and Order of Sale entered by the purchase price; (3) The balance of the purchase price shall Action No. 12-CI-00082 styled The Bank of New York to the Commissioner, on the day of sale to apply on the
Harrison Circuit Court on November 21, 2012 in Civil be due and payable within thirty (30) days after the day Mellon fka The Bank of New York, as Trustee for the purchase price; (3) The balance of the purchase price shall
Action No. 12-CI-00133 Styled Bank of America, N.A., of sale; (4) The purchaser shall be required to execute a Certifi cateholders of the CWABS, Inc., Asset-Backed be due and payable within thirty (30) days after the day of
Plaintiff, vs. Stephen Earl Stephen and Karen Lynn Ste- bond with good and suffi cient surety thereon as approved Certifi cates, Series 2006-11, Plaintiff, vs. Robert R. Bell sale; (4) The purchaser shall be required to execute a bond
phen, Defendants, the Master Commissioner of the Har- by the Commissioner to secure the unpaid portion of the aka Robert Bell, Jayne L. Bell aka Jayne Bell, Mortgage with good and suffi cient surety thereon as approved by the
rison Circuit Court will sell at public auction to the highest purchase price, the bond to bear interest at the rate of 12% Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., Renew Credit Commissioner to secure the unpaid portion of the purchase
and best bidder at the front door of the Harrison County per annum from the day of sale until paid, the bond to have Corporation, Commonwealth of Kentucky Education price, the bond to bear interest at the rate of 12% per annum
Courthouse, in Cynthiana, Kentucky, on Friday, February 8, the same force and effect as a judgment and shall remain a Cabinet Ex Rel Division of Unemployment Insurance, from the day of sale until paid, the bond to have the same
2013 at 10:00 a.m., the following described property: lien on the property as additional security until the purchase United States of America, Unknown Defendant, Spouse force and effect as a judgment and shall remain a lien on the
price is paid in full; (5) In the event that the Plaintiff is of Robert R. Bell and Unknown Defendant, Spouse of property as additional security until the purchase price is
Being located in the City of Cynthiana, Harrison County, the successful purchaser, it shall be entitled to a credit on Jayne L. Bell, Defendants, the Master Commissioner of paid in full; (5) In the event that the Plaintiff is the success-
Kentucky and which is more particularly described as fol- its judgment against the purchase price and shall only be the Harrison Circuit Court will sell at public auction to the ful purchaser, it shall be entitled to a credit on its judgment
lows: obligated to pay court costs, the fees and costs of the Master highest and best bidder at the front door of the Harrison against the purchase price and shall only be obligated to
Being all of Lot No. 4 of Schell’s Salem Pike division as Commissioner, and any real estate taxes payable pursuant County Courthouse, in Cynthiana, Kentucky, on Friday, pay court costs, the fees and costs of the Master Commis-
shown in Plat Cabinet 3, Page 84-B. to this order, and in that event, no bond shall be required; February 8, 2013 at 10:00 a.m., the following described sioner, and any real estate taxes payable pursuant to this
(6) The purchaser shall have the privilege of paying all or property: order, and in that event, no bond shall be required; (6) The
Being the same property conveyed to Stephen Earl Stephen any part of the purchase price or paying the bond before purchaser shall have the privilege of paying all or any part
and Karen Lynn Stephen, husband and wife, who acquired maturity by paying the balance of the principal together The following described real property situated in the City of the purchase price or paying the bond before maturity by
title by virtue of a deed from LaSalle Bank National As- with all accrued interest thereon until the date of payment; of Berry, County of Harrison, and Commonwealth of Ken- paying the balance of the principal together with all accrued
sociation, fka LaSalle National Bank, in its capacity as (7) The purchaser shall obtain possession of the property tucky, to wit: interest thereon until the date of payment; (7) The purchaser
Indenture Trustee under that certain Sale and Servicing upon confi rmation of the sale by the Court and payment of Being Lot 6 of Mockingbird Heights Subdivision, as shown shall obtain possession of the property upon confi rmation
Agreement dated March 1, 2000, among AFC Trust Series the purchase price in full; (8) All ad valorem taxes on the by plat of record in Plat Cabinet 5, Sheet 87A. of the sale by the Court and payment of the purchase price
2000-1, as Trustee, AFC Mortgage Loan Asset Backed property for calendar year 2013 and all subsequent years in full; (8) All ad valorem taxes on the property for calendar
Notes, Series 2000-1, signed by Chris M. Alcedo, Vice shall be assumed and paid by the purchaser. All real prop- Tax ID#016-1008-018-14-000 year 2013 and all subsequent years shall be assumed and
President, dated February 23, 2006, fi led May 17, 2006, re- erty taxes due and owing to Harrison County or the City of Property Address: 124 Mockingbird Lane, Berry, KY paid by the purchaser. All real property taxes due and ow-
corded in Deed Book 291, Page 89, County Clerk’s Offi ce, Cynthiana for 2012 and prior years will be paid from the 41003. ing to Harrison County or the City of Berry for 2012 and
Harrison County, Kentucky. proceeds of sale. (9) The property shall be sold subject to prior years will be paid from the proceeds of sale. (9) The
Property Address: 681 Salem Pike, Cynthiana, Kentucky any assessment for public improvements levied against the Said property was conveyed to Robert R. Bell and Jayne property shall be sold subject to any assessment for public
41031 property and subject to all rules and regulations enforced L. Bell, by Timothy J. Lesak and Valaree Lesak, husband improvements levied against the property and subject to all
by the Cynthiana-Harrison County-Berry Joint Planning and wife, on April 29, 2005, by a deed recorded on May rules and regulations enforced by the Cynthiana-Harrison
Parcel #: 127-0000-030-06-000 and Zoning Commission, all applicable health and safety 6, 2005, in Deed Book 283, Page 485, in the Offi ce of the County-Berry Joint Planning and Zoning Commission, all
Subject to all restrictions, conditions and covenants and to regulations, all restrictions and easements thereon appear- Harrison County Clerk’s Offi ce. applicable health and safety regulations, all restrictions
all legal highways and easements. ing of record in the Harrison County Court Clerk’s Offi ce, The property is being sold to produce a sum suffi cient to and easements thereon appearing of record in the Harrison
governmental laws and regulations affecting the property, satisfy the judgments and liens as follows: (a) The costs of County Court Clerk’s Offi ce, governmental laws and regu-
The property is being sold to produce a sum suffi cient to and shall be subject to any unrecorded easements, dis- this action, including the Master Commissioner’s fee, ap- lations affecting the property, and shall be subject to any un-
satisfy the judgments and liens as follows: (a) The costs crepancies or confl icts in boundary lines, shortage in area praiser’s fee and advertising costs; and (b) Judgment for recorded easements, discrepancies or confl icts in boundary
of this action, including the Master Commissioner’s fee, and encroachments, if any there be, which an accurate and the Plaintiff, The Bank of New York Mellon fka The Bank lines, shortage in area and encroachments, if any there be,
appraiser’s fee and advertising costs; and (b) Judgment complete survey or an inspection of the property would dis- of New York, as Trustee for the Certifi cateholders of the which an accurate and complete survey or an inspection of
for the Plaintiff, Bank of America, N.A. in the amount of close; (10) The purchaser shall bear the risk of loss on the CWABS, Inc., Asset-Backed Certifi cates, Series 2006-11, the property would disclose; (10) The purchaser shall bear
$69,389.94 plus interest from May 1, 2011 at the rate of improvements on the property and the risk of loss shall pass in the amount of $85,385.63 plus interest in the amount of the risk of loss on the improvements on the property and the
5.25% per annum until paid, plus any additional costs ex- to the purchaser as of the day and time of sale; (11) The $4,537.13 through June 25, 2012 with interest thereafter risk of loss shall pass to the purchaser as of the day and time
pended by Plaintiff to protect or preserve the property until property shall be sold with any improvements thereon “as at the rate of 4.625% per annum until paid, plus late fees of sale; (11) The property shall be sold with any improve-
sale date. (c) Real Estate taxes, plus interest and penalties, is”; and (12) The property shall be sold subject to such right and any additional costs expended by Plaintiff to protect or ments thereon “as is”; and (12) The property shall be sold
if any, for taxes assessed for the year 2012 and previous of redemption as may exist in favor of the United States of preserve the property until sale date. (c) Real Estate taxes, subject to such right of redemption as may exist in favor of
years. (d) Plaintiff’s Court costs and attorney fees. America pursuant to 28 USC Section 2410, and the right of plus interest and penalties, if any, for taxes assessed for the the United States of America pursuant to 28 USC Section
The property shall be sold upon the following terms and redemption of the Defendants. year 2012 and previous years. (d) Plaintiff’s Court costs 2410, and the right of redemption of the Defendants.
conditions: (1) The property shall be sold free and clear All bidders will be prepared to comply with these terms. and attorney fees. All bidders will be prepared to comply with these terms.
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purchase price in cash, certifi ed funds or by other immedi- Hon. Melissa J. Whalen John Lair of all liens and claims of the parties to this action; (2) The Hon. Ashley R. Carnes Hon. John Lair
ately verifi able collectable medium of exchange acceptable Attorney for Plaintiff Master Commissioner purchaser shall be required to pay the sum of 10% of the Attorney for Plaintiff Master Commissioner
to the Commissioner, on the day of sale to apply on the Harrison Circuit Court Harrison Circuit Court