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On N. & W. Discussed at Meeting
of Business Men's Associa
tion Thursday.
Aspeclal meeting of the Business
Men's Association was held at the
Court House Thursday night at which
the schedule for passenger trains on
the Sardinia Branch of, the N. & W.
was discussed.
Mr. Steck, an Inspector of the Public
Utilities Commission was present, lie
stated that his sole purpose was to Uud
out what schedulo would give the best
accommodations to those who use the
line ; that he had been to Sardinia to
find put the sentiment of the people
there; also at Mowrystown and had
made Inquiries at several of the other
small towns alongthe road. Mr. Steck
stated that about 14 months ago upon
petition signed by several hundred
patrons of the road a change was made
In the schedule. This schedule had a
train leaving Hillsboro at 7:30 a. m.
and returning here at 11:30 a. m. ;
leaving here at 2 40 p. m. and return
ing at 8 p. m. This schedule was in
effect until a few weeks ago when a
petition was again presented asking,
that the schedule be changed which
was donelving the following trains :
arrive at HUlsboro 1.25 a. m. leave
T7.30 a. m. ; returns to Hillsboro 11 30
a. m. ; leave -2. 40 p. m.
A number of Mowrystown citizens
were present and there is no question
about how they feel. They want the
schedulo recently abolished again put
into effect and no one can blame them
for this. 'Under the .present schedule
they can not goby train to any othej
town than Hillsboro and get home the
same day. tt also gives them poor
mail accommodations.
A .general discussion of the question
was had Thursday night and It devel
oped that many people living along the
line between here and Mowrystown
preferred the present schedule as it
gave them more time in Hillsboro and
it was also shown that under the for
mer schedule the sale of tickets from
Mowrystown to Hillsboro dropped oil
100 a month.
Mr, Cheney, of the general manager's
office of the 17. & W. was present and
stated that J,he schedule abolished was
unfair to the company that It lost on
an average of 310 per day on the night
train while it was run and did not
think they should be compelled to
operate a train that was not used any
more than wa that train.
The people of Hillsboro generally
prefer a schedule on the N. & W.
Shlch will bring the most people to
lllsboro and this is only natural.
The people of Hillsboro do not use the
N. & W. but very little for traveling
purposes and from that standpoint its
schedule Is of slight interest. They,
therefore, do not consider the matter
of such Importance that they should
take a decided stand one way or the
other. The people vitally affected are
those living along the line between
Hillsboro and Sardinia and they should
be flrst.consldered. The majority of
these people it is contended by some is
in favor of the present schedule, the
only opposition being on the part of
the resldsnts of Mowrystown.
The question of whether the sched
ule recently abolished with slight
Changes could not be arranged was
.discussed. The suggestion made was
to have a train leave here at 8 a, m.;
return at 11 a. m..; leave at 3.40 p. m.
and return at 8 p. m. Whether such
a schedule can be arranged Is doubt
ful, but If it can It would be an ideal
solution of the difficulty for everybody
but the railroad company, giving the
Mowrystown people the service de
sired and also giving people coming to
Hillsboro more time here.
Mr. Steck, of the Utilities Commis
sion, made a thorough and painstaking
Investigation and will undoubtedly
make an unbiased report and work out
the matter as fairly as possible.
- Salary of Tax Officers.
In another column will be found an
article by "An Independent Vote"r and
Tax Payer' In this article he asks
the editor tq ell what Is the salary of
the assistants In thejofflce of District
Tax Assessor John McMullen. The
combined salaries of the two assistants
amount to $1380. I
Mrs. Minnie E, Carper .entertained
the following members of the Larkln
Club at her home near Dallas on
Thursday : Mrs. William Smith, Mrs.
A. E. Warnock, Mrs. William Davis,
Mrs. John Lewis and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs, John E. Fisher and daughter,
Anna, and Mr. and Mrs. T. W, McCoy
and daughter, Marie.
John Arbuckle, aged 74 years, died
at his home at Mechanlcsburg March
14,, He had been sick for only a few
hours. Mr. Arbuoklo was a former
resident of Hillsboro. He is survived
by three daughters.
FATHER SHOOTS iB0BBY BURNS IS DEADi
AND KM I ON Greatest of A" 0nio Race Sires '
Alii iVlLLO 3Uni niprl nt Wacliinorrrtrt f II I
Alonzo Easter, of Near Mar
shall, Mistakes Young
Son For Burglar
And Seizing- Shotgun Rushed to
Door and Fired Inflicting ,
Wound in Ann of Child
Prom Which lie Dies.
Alonzo Easter, who resides on the
farm of F. II. G. Bell near Marshall, '
aocidently shot his nine year old son,
Everett, about 1:30 Saturday morning,
the boy dying from the effects of the
wound at 1:30 that night.
Mr. Easter thought his son was a
burglar. The boy had got up shortly
after 1 o'clock and gone out of doors.
The father was awakened by the clos
ing of the door and thinking burglars
had been in the house Jumped out of
bed and seizing a shot gun ran to the
door. Just as he stepped out.the door
he saw a figure going around the cor
ner of the house and he pulled the gun
and fired. The boy was only about
twelve feet from him and the entire
load of shot entered his left arm on
the Inside just below the elbow and
ranging downward tore the flesh from
the arm and. shattered the bone.
As soon as the grief stricken father
realized his terrible mistake be carried
the boy into the house and Mr. Bell
was notified. Mr. Bell at once tried
to call Dr. Mason over the telephone
but the telephone was out of order
and he had to go to four places before
he could get the call through and it
was over two hours before Dr. Mason
was at the home. He at once gave the
boy attention stopping the flow at
blood. Another physician was then
called byDr. Mason to assist him in
dressing the terrible wound.
The boy seemed to be getting along
very well Saturday after the wound
was dressed, but about 0:30 that night
became worse and died in a couple of
hours. He was a delicate child and
unable to stand the loss of blobdand
the shock from the wound.
The funeral was held Monday after
noon at Pisgah church, conducted by
Rev. Given Kesler, of Harriett.
The Easters are tenants on the farm
of F. H. G. Bell and are poor people.
A few days before the accident Mr
Easter had sold a small piece of prop
erty for which he received about $100.
This money he had in the house Friday
night. It was a large sum for him to
have and as there had been quite
a little petty thieving in the neigh
borhood during the winter months he
was afraid of burglars. Early that
evening Easter and his wife had had
their fears.aroused by hearing sounds
about the house and pielr dog had
been very much excited, growling and
barking for sometime. Going to bed
in this excited condition Mr. Easter
when he heard the door close in the
night had no other thought than that
he had been robbed and grabbing his
gun ran to drive the thieves away or
catch them, with the terrible results
Both Mr. and Mrs. Easter are pros
trated over the most deplorable occur
Bowling Tournament.
A second bowling tournament start
ed Friday night of last week. Five
teams of three men each have been
organized. The members of the teams
are as follows : Walter Stanley, M. H.
Weddlnp-. Fred Vanp.fi James Mnllp.
nix, Leo Shaw. W. 11. WalkerGeorge
Barrere Jr.. llarrv Nlckeson. Ellis
Moorhead-Harley Holt, Roy Hughes, current comes during about 3 hours
R Q.Davies Granville Barrere, Clark ln the evening when the greatest load
Wlsecup, Slgel Mullenix. i of tlle 2i hours has t0 be Provided for.
The team of which James Mullenix However, any person with a grievance
is captain defeated the team of which aKanst a public utility company may
Harley Holt Is captain two games out caM upon State Public Utility Com
of three Frldav niirht and Can Stan- mission for a hearing of the difference
ley's teum took two out of three games
from the team of which Granville Bar
rere is captain on Tuesday night.
non. Dan T. Gray, chief of Animal
Husbandry for the state of North
Carolina, has been the guest this week
of Dr. and Mrs. H, M." Brown and
Incidentally purchased a few pure bred
t m At m v
horses from the stables of Brown &
Miss Virginia and Master Charles
Bell, who with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. O. E. Bell, have been snendlnir
the winter at Daytonja, Fla , returned
1mm a fiVIHnw fPlian wava ainnmnq nlatl
by their aunt, Miss Florence Hane, cf
Marlon, who will stay with them until
Mr. and Mrs. Bell return home. Mr.
Bell has been sick, threatened with
typhoid fever, but is much better.
Died at Washington C. II.
on Tuesday.
Bobby Burns (2:l9i), Ohio's greatest
producer of standard performers, died
Tuesday In the stable of his owner, J.
L. Rothrock, In Washington C. H.,
aged 20 years. With 127 standard per
formers accredited to him, and with
sterling representatives of the Burns
family scattered from Maine to Cali
fornia and with other brilliant sons
and daughters of the great sire doing
sensational work on the turfs of other
countries. Bobby Burns stands today
a marvelous success as a sire of great
race horses. .
The fastest of the get of Bobby
Burns thus far to appear on the race
track Is Glenwood M (2:07), who was
bred and owned by Charles W. Mark,
of Washington C H. sold a few years
agolo Austrian horsemen for $20,000.
Doctor Mack (2:09) was the next fastest
trotter produced. Kenneth Mack
(2:09) coming next.
Many of the get of Bobby Burns are
owned In this county.
The Light Contract.
Editor of News Herald :
The street lighting contract expires
In September, but already action has
been taken by Council, who have de
manded nearly a 50 per cent, reduction
In yearly rate per lamp while the
Light Co has offered to cut from
$79.50 to $09.50 and a 10 per cent, cut
on commercial lighting.
Council rpsolved to employ an engi
neer and architect to make estimates
on a proposed municipal plant and
Mr. Beecher, of the Light Company,
circulated a referendum petition re
ferring the action of Council direct to
the voters.
The man on the street Is at sea and
wants to be shown.
The HUlsboro Light & Fuel Co. has
an investment of perhaps over $60,000
ln,3 generating units, transformers,
wires, poles, lamps, boilers and num
erous necessary equlppment and sup
plies. It- costs the company 3 810
cents per kilowatt to produce current
which at present is sold for lighting
at 10 cents per kilowatt to users of
small power fdr 5 cents and large users
of power for 4 cents. The street lights
consume 528 watts of current, 0 0 am
peres at 80 volts, each burn 3,600 hours
per year with a current consumption
of 1900 kilowatt hours. The town pays
$70 50 per light per year and it costs
the company $11 50 per light per year
for trimming and repairs, so the com
pany gets $68 for 1900 kilowatts or 3
6-10 cents per kilowatt. The proposed
rate of $69.50 per year would make the
net return per kilowatt about 3 cents.
Cincinnati pay $50 per year for lamps
consuming 200 watts of current and
burning 3919 hours per year or at the
rate of about 5 cents per kilowatt or
not counting trimming or repairs in
either case the Cincinnati rate Is 0 3
cents and the proposed rate for Hills
boro is 3 6 cents per kilowatt.
The proposed lighting rate 9 cents
per kilowatt is as low as In most towns
except where largo users or all night
users get advantage of a sliding scale
There are not over 3 users of current
here who would be benefitted by a
sliding scale of rates.
The rates for
in most Ohio
power are lower than
There are 87 street Hghts-and they
cost the town $6916 50 per year and
this is a good big share of the reven
ues so Council turns to municipal
ownership as a solution. Users of cur
rent for commercial lighting natural
ly feel unfairly treated when they pay
10 cents per kilowatt while power
users get the same current for 4 or 5
cents. Power users consume a nearly
steady current all day long when the
' load on the Kenerators Is relatively
small while the demand for lighting
of opinion and for an adjustment of
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The Utilities Commission has almost
absolute control over a corporation ln
pnbllc service ; no rate can be chanced
no stocks or bonds Issued or any other
changes made without permission of
the Commission ; ln short the corpo
ration aomg a puuuc uusiness is rigm-
ly hedged about with numerous pro
tilrlna niiH rcot ttittlrrir In mln.
visions and restrictions in order to
safeguard the public nor Is the corpo
ration permitted to suffer unjustly at
the hands of a munlplpal government.
in tne present case, nore, the Utili
ties Commission may be the court of'
last resort and sucn procedure would
s.eara more sensible than a lot of bluf-
Hillsboro needs current for street
lighting now and before long for
pumping water and can purchase cur
rent for both purposes at very low
rates and perhaps at less cost than in
a municipal plant.
' W. E. DuOKWALL.
"Running Lifes Bases"
Subject of Talk to be Given at
f'rpchvtnri n n rimrrli h
Presbyterian Church by
Ren Mulford Jr.
Ben Mulford Jr., of Cincinnati, wil
speak at the Presbyterian church on
Sunday, March 29, at 2:30 p. m. on the
subject, '"Running Life's Bases".
Mr. Mulford was for years baseball
writer for Cincinnati papers and is a
lover of the great national game Ills
speech has been given ln all parts of
the state and Is adapted especially to
Interest men and boys. The Presby
terian Brotherhood invites the public
generally to this rally.
The address is a parable of life and
suited to all. Men and boys will sit
together In the central sections of the
church, other sections will be open to
women and girls.
The "Times-Star" says the address
is a "platform classic". Mr. Mulford
Is an elder In the Norwood Presbyte
rian Church, has served as vice-Mayor
of Norwood, as President of the Nor
wood Republican Club, as also Presi
dent of the Advertiser's Club of
He Is a man all should hear and the
service is open to all. An offering will
be received at the service.
Opposses Tax Law.
Editor News-Herald You spoke
In last week's News-Herald about a
farmer writing and speaking in favor
of the new tax law or Warnes law. I
failed to see the letter in your paper.
From what I have seen and understood
about the law, I have failed to see the
good points in it, for it certainly Is a
kingly or one man power law, with lots
of red tape about it. They claim it
will be a great benefit to the farmer
tax payers in that it will get so much
more money on the tax duplicate.
Well, It looks like "robbing Peter to
pay Paul," when they put orte dollar
on the tax list, it takes two to get it
there, or It looks that way. Look at
the high salaried officers fr m Colum
bus down.
Take our own county (Highland)
The district assessor gets $1800 a year.
I do not know what his assistants get.
Would the editor tell us through the
paper? Eighteen hundred dollars a
year. Oh, my 1 that Is lots of money.
It would build or repair lots of roads.
A r.1 tia tnurnaVif n rr r1lcf.rt4-. occoccnr
gets four dollars per day. What is the
use of this extra graft ? When there
are lots of just as good men and even
the man -that get 8 the job would do
the work for two dollars per day.
Better put this extra money on
ttia rnaito Ark Tftoli 13aoVTTa"li rt
minister said when he was soliciting
money for a mission cause, that' a
Scotchman kept the Sabbath and
everything else he got his hands on
but an Irishman took everything you
would give him and then asked for
more. Tlie Americans, some of tnera,
take everything that is loose and then
try to dig up more. "See."
Why you cannot get up a subscrip
tion for (supposed) Charitable Institu
tion but they want twenty-fi ve per cent
for getting up the subscription, when
there was nothing else doing. "See."
Ahain all the otllcers from Columbus
down get a slice out of this extra tax.
I think all that Is left will not amount
to much. Yours for a square deal.
An Independent Voter and Tax Payer.
Pike Refused.
The petition of William Custer and
others for the construction of a turn-,
pike, beginning near the residence of
Frank Foust, near Prlcetown, and
running in a south-easterly direction
to the Stralghout and Buford turn
pike near the residence of P. Q. Fen
ner a distance of about 31 miles, was
heard by the county commissioners on
Monday. A remonstrance had been
filed and after hearing testimony from
both sides the commissioner refused
to grant the pike holding that there
was an tqual number within its,
bounds for and against the pike.
Three New Cases Were Filed
in Common Pleas Court
the Past Week.
George W. Brown Asks $2,500
Damages From D. If. Fox For
Withholding Land
Partition Suit.
Three new cases were filed In the
Common Pleas Court during the past
week :
Velma A tor asks for a divorce from
Earl Ator on the crounds of extreme
cruelty. The parties were married
Sept. 20, 1009, at Greenfield and have
no children. The plaintiff states that
ln 1911 when she was pregnant with
child that the defendant said that the
child was not his and at other times
has accused her of Infidelity causing
her great distress and mental anguish;
that at one time the defendant shoved
her over a chair ; that the de'endant
has frequently come home intoxicat
ed ; that he was often away from
home the greater part of the night
and was often seen In the streets an1
in the playhouses of Greenfield with
other women and has so conducted
himself as to lead plaintiff to believe
that he is tired of her and would pre
fer some other girl for a wife. She
asks for a divorce and that she be re
stored to her'malden name of Velma
Alice Fallon against Mary E. Con
noly and John Fallon Is for the parti
tion of In-lot No. 26 In the village of
Hillsboro. The plaintiff says that
she Is the owner of the undivided one
third part of the premises as one of
the helrs-at-law of John Fallon, de
ceased, and that the defendants are
each the owner of the undivided one
third part of the premises as helrs-at-law
of John Fallon, deceased. The
plaintiff asks that the premises be
sold and the proceeds divided among
the parties according to their respec
tive shares.
George V. Brown asks for $2,500
damages from D. H. Fox for the
wrongful withholding from his posses
sion of about 73 acres of land situated
in Union township, Highland county
and Green township, Clinton county,
from Jan. 7. 1914, to March 19, 1914.
The plaintiff says that on December
24, 1913, he purchased from Fox the
above land and about 254 acres ln ad
dition ; that on the same date he gave
a mortgage to Fox on all the premises
for $22,500 ; that on Jan. 7, 1914, as a
condition to the transaction an agree
ment was entered Into between him
and Fox whereby the deed, mortgage
and note were to bo placed In hands
of N. Craig McBrlde to be held by Mc
Bride until the defendant paid to Mc
Brlde $500 due on Dec. 24, 1914 ; $1000
to be paid on Dec. 24, 1915, and $1000
to be paid on Dec. 24, 1916, when the
deed was to be turned over to the
! PI1,nt"t"d u" moSS and note
to the defendant. The plaintiff fur
ther says that he was to have imme
diate possession of all the land. It
would seem that the defendant was
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plaintiff says that the defendant has
withheld from him the possession of
the land, contrary to the terms of the
argreement to his damage ln the sum
of $2,500 for which he asks judgment.
Marshall Assessor FillislieS Work.
Jacob Wilkin, the assessor for Mar
shall township, made his report to
County Assessor John McMullen last
Saturday. He shows a net gain of
$19,175. This is in personal property
only. Marshall is one of the small
townships of the county. Several of
the other assessors will finish their
work this week and make their re
ports. The total valuation of personal
property in Marshall township this
year is $163,260. Last year it was
$144,085. A few changes of a minor
will probably be made in
these returns.
Mr. and Mrs. E&coe Ervln were the
guests Sunday of Dr. and Mrs. O. A.
L."C. and J. W. Campbell have sold
the Squaro Deal Grocery to I. K.
Vance Mr Vance will take charge
April 1. J. W. Campbell, who has
been running the Square Deal Grocery
will assist his father at Campbell's
Cash Grocery.
To Whom Paid and For What
Purpose the Money of the
County is Expended.
W. B Elliott, labor, 851.50
J. T. Fenner, removing snow, $4.
J. E. Strain, labor, $13.75.
Jno. Satterfield, cutting trees, $2.
A. J. Winegar, labor, 316 50.
Jno. W. HIser, labor, $16.50.
Ray Kler, removing snow, $1.50.
B. K. Wilkin, labor, $15.14. .
P. A. Hopkins, labor, $24 60.
Henry M. Wilkin, gravel, $1 30.
Wm. Bare, labor, $3
F. A Shull, labor, $22 75.
M. M. Workman, labor, $18 50.
W. Z. Wlndom, labor, $5.
Lewis & Long, opening ditch, $10.
Albert Pearce, la or, $11.80.
Beaver Bros., labor, $9 50.
Wendel Summers, clearing road, $24.
C. W. Johnson, clearing road, $7.50.
J. G. Redkey, labor, $13.50.
Berry Spargur, repairs, $300.90.
F. A. Shull, labor, $21 50.
Wm Bennington, labor, $41 50.
J. W. Countryman, clearing rd, $1.50.
Arthur Mercer, clearing road, $6.
Boden Milling Co, coal, $14.24.
J. A. Hodson, clearing road, $16 40
Jno. Satterfield, clearing road, $6.50.
A. O. Shlmp, clearing road, $14.25.
T L. Connell, clearing road, $8 10.
Geo. Rolfe, clearing road, $3.75.
W H. Minke, labor, $70.
Peter Lewis, repair road roller, 81.
F A. Shull, rep, $22
M. Delnlnger, rep, $5 50.
J. K. Polk, rep, $22 50.
Ralnsboro Agricultural Society, tax
atlon, $750.
Strain & Son, burial Beeson, 75.
A A. Davis, burial Hller, $75.
Cincinnati Work House, mainten
ance prisoner, $03.
C. N. Winkle, envelopes, $31.36.
Superior Printing Co . sup, $29.95.
Barrett Bros , sup, $63.55.
J G. Redkey, repair, $3.
Henry Carlisle, lumber, $35 65.
Albert Pearce, repair, $14 50.
W. Z Wlndom, repair, $5 25.
Walter Puckett, repair, $72.10.
W. A. Roberts, repair, $20.25.
Clark Ogden, repair, $1.10.
Probate Cuufi hocccuiiigs.
Cyrus E. Shaffer appointed txr of
Li Jl L S.j-Oer
O A.Tcin.;, adi-iro.lj, II '.Y.,!l&u.s,
ill. J 3.ol aaJ H.1.U uujouut
Will of Eva J. Kramer filed.
Robert Hopkins, admr of R. H.
Hopkins, admr of Wm. Florence, filed
first account.
C. E. Abraham appointed gdn of
Carl Abraham et al.
Martha K. Van Pelt, gdn of Roland
H. Van Pelt et al, filed first account.
Maggie Gossett appointed gdn. of
Everett Gossett et al.
Will of Stephen Sauner filed.
Will of John Conard filed and pro
bated. Mary E. Conard elected to take under
will of John Conard.
Mary E. Conard appointed exrx. of
John Conard.
Elizabeth Y. Garrett appointed exrx.
of O. N. Garrett.
OHle E. Van Zant appointed gdn or
Walter Van Zant et al.
Dessle Mills appointed admrx. of
James Delph.
Fire Saturday Night.
The lire department was called to
the home of Mrs. M. T. firoirnr nn K
j Walnut street Saturday night, but the
fire had been extinguished before It
arrived. The blaze hid started ln a
room occupied Jty Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Pope and some of their bed clothes
which were In a hamper In the room
were destroyed. It is thought to have
started from a Hue in the room, the
grate of which had been stuffed with
paper, the paper catching from the tire
in the room below,
S. S. Class Entertainment.
The Phllathea Class of the Baptist
Sunday School met at the home of
their teacher, Mrs. Flora McCon
naughey, Friday night, March 20. The
subject was "St. Patrick's Day." A
very strong program was rendered and
dainty refreshments were served. Not
all of the members were present.
i Those that answered roll call were
Mrs. McConnaughey.Mrs. Irene Euver
ard, Misses Lucy Vance, Florence
Prlne, Nollle Johnston and Rachel and
Elsie Caldwell.
Marriage Licenses.
John G. Beekman, of Latham, and
Ellle F. Lelnlnger, of Hillsboro, R. D.
No. 9.
Walter R Davidson, of Hillsboro
R D. No, 1 and Rosa A. Frump, of
Hillsboro, R. D. No. 10.
Lewis Babbitt and Lola Edwards,
both of Hillsbcro.
Mrs. R. L. Watts, of Marshall, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. Ed.
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Bali View Rafting (BVR) became one of the favorite destinations for tourists during the Christmas and New Year's holiday. The water sport which is located in Telaga Waja River, Karangasem is giving a chance for the tourists to refresh their mind.
"During the last holiday, we run out of boats. This is because the high number of visitors," said the Commissary BVR I Nyoman Menteg not long ago. The high number of visitors can be seen started on Sunday, December 12, 2012 or two days before Christmas. The visitors were dominated by domestic tourists who were commonly from companies spending their holiday in groups or with their families.
According to Menteg, the locals are also started to like rafting. In one day, the number of Indonesian who enjoy the water sport is far more then the foreigners. "Many companies choose BVR started from hotels and others," Menteg explained.
Among the water sport in the area, BVR is the leading company started from the facilities, service up to the quality. The starting point which is located in a flat area is very different from other rafting. Furthermore, the international standard boat driven by skillful guide will give great experiences while cruising through river in Karangasem and Klungkung Regencies.
"The crowded condition usually happens on July or August, during the holiday season. They will be treated like a king because we will pick them up and take them back to the hotel," he added. In one day, BVR prepares two trips, at 10 through 12 am and 1 through 2 pm. (BTN/015)
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Indeed the concept might seem contrary to the common notion of government as a guarded bureaucratic fortress, where citizen requests to the city go to die. But that's the idea behind the program from Code for America (CFA), a new nonprofit backed by Tim O'Reilly (who popularized the term "Web 2.0"). In 2011, CFA will give Web 2.0 solutions to selected local governments in an effort to improve transparency, efficiency and citizen participation.
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Like these Gov 2.0 models and other open government initiatives, CFA seeks to build a platform that demolishes the wall between governments and the people they serve. But a key difference with CFA is that Pahlka hopes to develop solutions that allow citizens to create their own data rather than build applications from government-generated data.
For example, in a city with a pothole problem, a resident might typically call the public works or transportation department. Those calls take time and cost money. But with a Web 2.0 solution, a city Web site could let people upload photos of specific potholes, vote on which ones should be fixed first and view progress reports for free.
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For the program, one city has already applied for a solution to help citizens choose online which blighted properties need attention. Santa Cruz, Calif., wants a Web 2.0 makeover for its permitting and planning process to make it easier for residents to start local businesses.
These examples represent the types of solutions that CFA hopes to implement. But cities must pinpoint a specific problem area before developers can figure out how to make that area more efficient.
"We'll help them turn that into a real project and build it for them," she said, "but it needs to be city-driven or else it won't work."
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The selected cities will have to pay a participation fee, which will cover the stipends for the developers. For the most part, the Web teams will work from the CFA headquarters in the San Francisco Bay Area. However, they will spend February 2011 living and learning in their respective "client" cities. One of the goals, Pahlka added, is to "graduate a generation of technology leaders who get government."


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Score one – a really big one – for the purple team. SEIU held on to its 45,000 members at Kaiser in the largest private sector NLRB election since World War Two. It is a huge setback for the red team, the National Union of Healthcare Workers (NUHW), who until now won nearly every time employees chose between the two unions. The leaders of NUHW, who were ousted from SEIU and formed a breakaway union last year, may have trouble keeping NUHW viable after this result.
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Here Come the Girls - Ann Jones in Sierra Leone
March 24, 2008 by The IRC
|Members of the Global Crescendo girls' group set out through the streets of Pendembu village to take their very first photos. That's GBV's Christiana Gbondo (in jeans) trying in vain to take the lead. Photo: Ann Jones
|The International Rescue Committee is working with women's advocate Ann Jones to help women in war zones — survivors of conflict, displacement and sexual and domestic violence — use photography to make their voices heard. Learn more and read Ann's earlier posts here.
Part 5 - Kailahun, Sierra Leone In the Global Crescendo project, women often talk about the problems their daughters face and the great importance of keeping them in school. We thought it was about time we found out what girls themselves think about their lives. So in Sierra Leone, we're working for the first time with girls.Here in Kailahun District, GBV supports Gender Clubs in a number of primary and secondary schools. Despite the raging HIV/AIDS epidemic, public schools in Sierra Leone dropped the courses they used to offer in Family Life Education, giving students basic information about sexuality and gender roles. Most students now get few facts. They learn about sexuality and "love" from pop songs, a situation that leaves young girls particularly vulnerable to sexual exploitation. IRC-sponsored Gender Clubs arm both girls and boys with information.To recruit girl photographers, we visited the Roman Catholic Girls' Primary School in the village of Pendembu, and with the support of headmistress Mary Vandi, we explained our project to the all-girls Gender Club and called for volunteer photographers. Twelve girls jumped at the chance. The youngest is 10, the oldest 14. I'm not a parent myself, so that first day I didn't know quite what to expect. But neither, I think, did my two co-directors on the project, both mothers—Christiana Massaquoi and Christiana Gbondo. (I call them Auntie Chris and Chris G.) One thing we all seriously underestimated was just how quick and smart these girls are. They've been way ahead of us the whole time.
The girls on this team—(left to right) Lilian Brima, age 14, Ruth Moijueh, age 12, and Jenifer Manso,age 10—are very pleased with their first photos. A friend peaks over their shoulders. Photo: Ann JonesThat first day I asked them to group themselves in teams of three—each team to share a camera. They did it by age, but their teacher and Gender Club adviser Mr. Shariff quickly shuffled them to put one older girl on every team. Camera instruction usually takes time and patient repetition with adult women nervous about merely holding a real camera. The girls got it right away, and their small, dexterous fingers easily manipulated tiny controls that sometimes confound adult women.Nevertheless, I made them practice sitting down together to extract one girl's memory card from the camera and replace it with the next. I warned them not to run with a camera, for fear of stumbling. I mentioned over and over the danger of falling with a camera or dropping it. Auntie Chris and Chris G. went over the warnings again in Mende and Krio. The girls wiggled and fidgeted and yawned and stretched and put their heads in their hands, overcome with boredom.Soon we set off walking through the village to take their first photographs. I intended to have an adult accompany each team, but my colleagues had wandered off ahead, leading the way, deep in conversation. The girls seized the moment to scatter in all directions. I watched them run screaming over the rough ground, the fragile cameras dangling from waving arms. What could I do? I spotted the slowest runners and ran after them.When I finally caught up, they were strolling along the road, casually swapping memory cards as they walked along. Chris G. belatedly appeared and chastised them loudly in Mende for not following instructions. The scene drew a crowd of curious villagers. I nudged Chris G. "Please don't yell at them. Just explain." She did, while the girls squirmed and fidgeted, looking bored again. One of the older girls, Lilian, took the lead, saying in English, "We are sorry, Auntie. We will do good." The others nodded somberly, but they were itching to get going.
All the girls took many photos of their friends and classmates in the place they like best—their school. Twelve-year-old Ruth Moijueh took this one. Photo: Ruth MoijuehSo we set off again, this time at a brisk walk. I accompanied Lilian and her younger partners Ruth and Jennifer. We walked miles and miles, through every neighborhood of the sprawling village, crossing vacant lots and fields, climbing through ruins. The girls snapped away. They sat down together in a shady porch to change memory cards, humoring me. I knew they felt a little sorry for me—a poor old woman who doesn't even know it's easy to change a memory card, one-handed, standing up. Three hours later they'd worn out the batteries meant to last a week.I climbed into the vehicle for the trip home—an hour over rough roads. Auntie Chris and Chris G. fell asleep in the back seat. We were all worn out. "What next?" I wondered. Could we cope? I'll tell you next time.
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What a wonderful job! keep it
Submitted by joseph wambua (not verified) on April 8, 2008 - 7:00am.
What a wonderful job! keep it up and extend it to other countries where we have children in difficult situations. keep it up!
..They learn about sexuality
Submitted by saj (not verified) on April 8, 2008 - 5:55am.
..They learn about sexuality and "love" from pop songs, a situation that leaves young girls particularly vulnerable to sexual exploitation" (quote from above)..I wonder what could be the replacement for those songs...the project seems to be excellent for the girls...they are happier...hopefully not fighting for camera.. God bless Saj.
so wonderful to hear about
Submitted by Nadia (not verified) on March 30, 2008 - 11:06pm.
so wonderful to hear about this!
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Submitted by Lisa Greenwood (not verified) on March 28, 2008 - 3:29am.
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I read the article bvery
Submitted by Deedar Ali (not verified) on March 27, 2008 - 11:27pm.
I read the article bvery interesting. In Pakistan there is strict rule for girls but now a days after the contitutions passed by President now women can participate in all kind of matters. I am pleased to inform you that in the muslim countries there is only Pakistan women who leads as speaker. There are so many cases in down Punjab, villages there is custom that younger girls married with older man. this is bed things.
I am glad that you have made
Submitted by James Shelton (not verified) on March 27, 2008 - 5:12pm.
I am glad that you have made such a close connection to people in Africas possible. I will be watching to learn more how we can help.
Wonderful! Would love to see
Submitted by Morgyn (not verified) on March 27, 2008 - 3:50pm.
Wonderful! Would love to see more of their photos!!! Keep up the good work, you and the girls ;-)
This is a fantastic project,
Submitted by amanii (not verified) on March 25, 2008 - 7:49pm.
This is a fantastic project, and I'm so happy to see that you've extended it to girls! I'm sure they'll have some unique insights to offer, if you can catch up with them :)
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A missed appointment, False choice, Hiding stuff.
Tuesday, December 03, 2013
I was scheduled to have my colonoscopy on Wednesday, but I messed up.
I was supposed to refrain from aspirin for seven days. Oops.
I was supposed to be taking a prescription for the last four weeks. I completely forgot about it until this evening.
I will just have to reschedule. Because I am becoming forgetful.
But you know what they say:
There are three symptoms to aging. The first is memory loss. And I forgot the other two.
Ladies, I have a request on behalf of all the men out there in the world. If you want something ask for it directly.
Tonight I was asked, "Do you want to take the garbage out?"
This is what we call a "False Choice." The obvious answer is, "No, that's OK, you can do it."
But that gets me into trouble every time. This is not new. It's always been thus. And I know the She(WMBO) is not the only woman to engage in this sort of verbal trickery. But wouldn't it be better to simply say, "Take out the garbage."? That would be totally unambiguous.
And while I have your attention, ladies, sometimes we men will leave things where we can find them later. We do this on purpose. A pair of gloves on the dining room table, for example, is there because now I know where they are. They are put away. In plain sight.
It happened yesterday. I had left the cat carrier and dog leashes out in the dry kitchen while we were gone. I knew exactly where they were. When I went for them, they were not there. She(WMBO) was out having her nails done. So I called anyway.
"Where is the cat carrier and leashes? I have to get the animals from the Kennel."
"I put them away."
"Ok. Where?"
"Where they belong. Away."
Heavy sigh ... "If you put something 'away' and you don't tell me where you put it, I call that 'hiding it'. So where is 'away'?"
"I don't know. Just where it belongs."
Ah-ha, She doesn't know where she put it. That's called ...
"If you don't know where you put it, you lost it."
"Sorry. Did you check the attic?"
Why in God's name would I look in the attic? That's not away. That's hidden.
For the record, she hid, or lost, the stuff in the garage, which makes as much sense as the attic.
But as Holmes said, �When you have eliminated all which is impossible, then whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth.�
Ladies, don't hide our stuff. Sometimes away does not mean out of sight.
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Notre Dame reveals 2014 Shamrock Series uniforms
Notre Dame rolled out its first Under Armour-designed Shamrock Series uniforms Tuesday, Aug. 19.
NOTRE DAME — Notre Dame revealed its Under Armour-designed Shamrock Series jerseys during a press conference Tuesday, Aug. 19.
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Head coach Brian Kelly helped unveil the uniforms and noted the more intricate elements of the jersey.
"The helmet has elements of the dome," Kelly said, also pointing out the "mosaics on the sleeves and gloves."
Notre Dame will wear the uniform against Purdue at Lucas Oil Stadium for its annual off-site home game at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 13.


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Men's Lights Hire Veteran Harvard Assistant To Complete Coaching Staff
Bill Manning, who spent 15 of the past 16 years as the top assistant coach under legendary Harvard heavyweight head coach Harry Parker, has been hired as the assistant coach of the Princeton men's lightweight rowing team, it was announced Monday by head coach Marty Crotty.
He replaces former Princeton heavyweight rower Michael Lombardi, who coached three years with Crotty before choosing to leave the coaching profession recently.
"Our roster is young, has a ton of capacity and is eager to learn," Crotty said. "You can never have too much coaching experience on your staff and Bill has a proven track record of developing athletes and putting together fast crews that row well.
"I was faced with a tricky issue of replacing a coach mid-year, but Bill is the perfect guy to bring in without missing a beat," Crotty added. "I plan on incorporating him into all facets of our program on day one."
From June, 2011, through this past September, Manning was the associate head coach of Harvard Crew. In both years, Harvard won the Rowe Cup team title at the Eastern Sprints and swept Yale in the annual Harvard/Yale Regatta.
The first varsity also won the Eastern Sprints and Ivy League championship in 2013. Additionally, the top boat took bronze in 2012 and silver in 2013 at the IRA national championships. Manning's crew won the Visitor's Challenge Cup at the Henley Royal Regatta in England last summer, and did so by rewriting the Henley record book.
"I am honored and thrilled to join the Princeton University rowing community and to assist Marty Crotty in coaching the lightweight men," Manning said. "The team, and the entire boathouse, consists of some of the most capable and motivated student-athletes in the sport. I am excited to help them achieve their athletic and educational goals."
Manning directed the freshmen to Eastern Sprints medals in twelve of his thirteen years, including seven championship victories (1999, '01, '02, '04, '08, '10 '11).
His boat raced in the A Final at the IRA Regatta from 2003 to 2011 and won three silver medals and three bronze medals. In both 2001 and 2002 the freshmen won the Temple Challenge Cup at the Henley Royal Regatta; they set the Temple Cup course record in 2011.
Despite the turnover of the freshmen squad every year, Manning's first eight did not lose a dual race in his final five seasons. They defeated 35 straight dual opponents between 2007 and 2011. The Crimson freshmen defeated Yale in The Race in eleven of Manning's thirteen years guiding them. He also directed all of Harvard's recruiting from 1998 to 2013.
Manning also coached the varsity while serving during his time as the freshmen coach. In 2004, he took the Crimson to the Lucerne World Cup in Switzerland where they raced as USA 2, defeated the British and French Olympic crews, and made the A Final. In 2011, he coached the varsity boats at Henley, where Harvard's 2V won the Prince Albert Challenge Cup and set a course record in the process.
Manning served as an assistant coach with the U.S. Junior National Team at five Junior World Championships between 1997 and 2002 and coached the USA Men's Pair to Olympic qualification at the 2003 World Championships. At the 2004 Athens Olympic Games he assisted Harvard coach Charley Butt in working with the USA men's pair, men's double, and men's lightweight double. In 2006 and 2007 he directed the USA U-23 Men's Sculling program.
Prior to joining the Harvard staff, Manning earned an Ed.M. in administration, planning and social policy from Harvard; served as a college counselor, teacher and coach at Buckingham, Browne, & Nichols School; and worked as an Assistant Director of Admissions at the College of the Holy Cross. He graduated from Holy Cross in 1987 and began rowing at Phillips Exeter Academy.


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The Federal Bureau of Investigation's firearms reference collection is one of the most interesting weapons collections ever assembled.
The collection, now estimated at over 7,000 firearms, is a working collection used for law enforcement purposes.
"We keep them functional. We keep them clean. But they are certainly not in museum quality because they do see a lot of use.," said FBI Firearms Examiner John Webb in a video on the collection posted at the FBI's website (and reposted in the sidebar here)..
The collection started in 1933 and has expanded so much since then it has twice outgrown the space allocated. "Once we moved to the new Laboratory, the reference firearms collection was given a larger space and had much more room to grow, but undoubtedly, down the road, this space will be inadequate," Webb said in the video.
The collection includes samples of every firearm issued to FBI agents, guns captured from criminals such as 1930's gangsters "Ma" Barker and "Pretty Boy" Floyd, and some guns purchased specifically for the collection.
"We try to have one example of every type of firearm—make, model, finish, serial number configuration, you name it. We want to have an example of each kind. So when a firearm comes in for disposition, if anything about that firearm is different from what we already have in the collection, we'll add it to the collection," Webb said in the video.
Watch the video in the sidebar for more information on the collection and make sure to read the original story on the FBI's web site.
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JWC TO MARY RUSSELL ; 16 May 1858; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18580516-JWC-MR-01; CL 33: 222-224
5 Cheyne Row / Chelsea [ca. 16 May 1858]
Dearest Mary
I wish I were beside you for an hour, to tell you by word of mouth my history since I last wrote! by word of mouth, I could make as amusing a story of it, as my Aunt Anne's1 story of the little bad dog. But writing takes time, and "a certain" regard to grammar and penmanship and punctuation, in the midst of all which the spirit of the thing evaporates!
Oh my Dear! Miss Cameron! my Lieutenants Daughter!2 I was prepared for the chance of that speculation breaking down absurdly, under the difficulty of a Ladys maid transforming herself, like the Columbine of a Pantomime, into a maid-of-all-work; but I was not prepared for its breaking down shockingly, dangerously, and my Scotch Lieutenant's Daughter turning out an—Irish Impostor!
See where one may be led by conceit in one's own power of reading faces! and by a whim for having a servant of sensibility! that whim might easily have cost me all my plate and valuables; and that I escaped with a trifling loss is due only to that Providence who is proverbially "kind to Women and fools and drunk people."
It would be too long, to go into all the details of the "Miss Cameron" adventure in a letter. I may make you laugh with them some future day when we meet. Enough for the present that "Miss Cameron" lasted just a fortnight and three days; that under my lessons, and the lessons of a professed Cook (daily lessons paid half a crown each!) she was making miraculous progress in housemaiding and cooking, (not so miraculous when one came to know that her ignorance had been all feigned!) that she spoke sentiment, to more than my hearts content; that strange things were constantly happening that might have opened my eyes if I had not kept them resolutely shut; that, quite accidentally, at last, I convicted her of lying and stealing, and, in the excitement of the moment, speaking indubitable Irish!—and that while lying on the sofa sick at heart and stomach, with the disappointment and disgust; considering, (like the Piper's cow),3 I was cut out of all hesitations by Miss Cameron taking the initiative and running away! It was between ten and eleven at night that I suddenly found myself without a servant! "An excellent riddance I think!" said Mr C. But I thought of the fire-lighting in the morning! Mrs Newnham (the cook) who came to announce to me Miss Camerons flight could not stay the night on account of a sick child, knew "a little girl" whom she could safely recommend to fill a gap— "Bring her" I said in desperation, and a little girl4 was presently lodged in bed here, with no other instructions but to light the fires in the morning
Of course she "slept in"; little girls always do! I who had slept none at all, naturally, had to get up and awake her; but once on foot she surprised me by her activity and sharpness. After a days trial of her I said to myself better go on with this child, till I could find some really suitable servant, than, by impatience, get into a second mess— After three days trial I said "better keep this little girl till Mr C leaves town and the new servant can be installed without bother to him." After a weeks trial I said "I'll be hanged if this little girl is not as good a servant as most grown women! better engage her in permanence"! So here I have gone and done another romantic thing! taken for servant a girl of sixteen!! She has now been with me a month and I have not repented my choice
Of course I need to get in the cook two or three times a week—and to take a deal more charge of things myself than has been my habit. But morally I am much more comfortable than I was with Anne. It is such a kindly, human, open little girl! besides being the wonderfullest little worker, for activity, and order, and intelligence. So this topic may rest in peace for the present!
We went to Addiscombe (one of Lord A's places) for a week—and I was much freshened up by the change of air and the daily carriage-exercise—
Lord Ashburtons kindness and womanly-attentions were quite touching— he used to be just like one of the visitors in his wife's time.
All this bother of all-work and my weeks absence must excuse my long silence. Thank you most sincerely for the sketch5—it was such a surprise!— I knew it at a glance. Tell the artist it will be framed and hung up in my little dressing room where all my precious pictures hang. And dont fret about the sweet briar. It will be ready by Autumn— Meanwhile I have a slip from the Auchtertool bush6 which was a slip from the Templand7 one— Walter sent it some six weeks ago and it is growing beautifully. Of course a slip direct from Templad would be better8—
My cousins Maggie and Mary are again in London on their way from Ventnor9— They seem to have enjoyed themselves, and Mary looks much stronger They are not staying here—but they spent today with me— They are with an old friend, a Miss Agnes Baird.10
I was thankful they arranged to go there, for it would not have suited me at all to have two such—what shall I say?—incompatible visitors in the house just now!
The uproar they caused in the beginning of winter was the origin of Ann's explosion and of my illness—or I should rather say was the match that fired the train; for Ann only waited an occasion to explode, and I an occasion to fall ill.
What a fright you must have had with your Husband!—after his long dangerous illness before— My kindest regards to him.
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Update: Bad news! According to an August 21 story in the State Port Pilot, the Southport scenes were cut. Officials told Southport tourism director Cindy Brochure, "The original scenes were cut back. And it was not financially viable after that to travel here for half a day of shooting."
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Christmas is coming early to Southport and Wilmington, North Carolina — like, August early.
According to an August 7 article in Southport's State Port Pilot, the Hallmark Hall of Fame movie "Christmas in Conway" will shoot along Moore Street and Bay Street on August 26, with potential for more filming on August 27. Don't be surprised if you see Christmas decorations around town, since production reps have reportedly asked Southport officials if they can make the area look festive for the movie.
Mary-Louise Parker ("Weeds") stars as Suzy, an ailing woman whose husband Duncan (played by Andy Garcia, "Ocean's Eleven") gives her the Christmas gift of a ride on a Ferris wheel set up in their backyard.
According to On Location Vacations, a 50-foot Ferris wheel is now being installed in the backyard of a home on Forest Hills Drive in Wilmington.
Mandy Moore will play Suzy's nurse, Natalie. Mandy shot the Nicholas Sparks adaptation "A Walk to Remember" in Southport and Wilmington, so this will be something of a homecoming for her.
The TV movie will air on ABC during the holidays, but since it will be filmed in August, the actors will probably have to wear heavy coats and pretend to be cold in the 90-degree humidity. That's why they call it acting!
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DBE'S 45th Annual Spring Banquet
When: Apr 24, 2015
Please join us on our special night to honor our DBE majors as they are recognized for their academic achievements, awarded scholarships and celebrating those students who are graduating. Be ready for a fun filled night!
Social Hour @ 5:00 p.m.
Dinner @ 6:00 p.m.
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Anne Patton Schubert, of Taylorsville, recently participated in the 2010 All-American Angus Breeders' Futurity Roll of Victory (ROV) Show in Louisville. During the show, APS Marshall (seen above) won intermediate champion bull and APS Black Out Scot won junior bull calf champion. Photo by Shelia Stannard, American Angus Association.
The Spencer County Volleyball team had a relatively quiet week, playing only one match in what has been a very busy start to their season.
Despite a 2-13 record on the year, the girls have been competitive in most of their matches, and last week's road loss at Bullitt East was no exception.
Spencer County dropped the first game by a score of 25-22 and Bullitt
East rallied to nip the Lady Bears in the second game, 25-23.
In both games, Spencer County were able to build leads, but were not able to hold on for the victory.
Pvt. James Fleig shakes hands with University of Kentucky Head Football Coach Joker Phillips while on a month long maneuver at the Wendell H. Ford Training Center last month. The 1/149th MEB Infantry Brigade is training for deployment next year. Fleig is a 2009 Spencer County High School graduate.
The following grand jury indictments were filed in Spencer County Circuit Court Aug. 19, 2010.
Namon E. Milburn, of 2219 Murphy Lane in Mt. Eden, was indicted with two felonies, four misdemeanors and one violation.
Laurita Aubrey made her pasta salad for the first time the day that she served it at the August meeting of the Spencer County Garden Club. She created the recipe using ingredients she found in her kitchen.
"I looked around, saw what I had and put it together," said Aubrey.
Aubrey is interested in simple food and simple methods of preparation. Cooking is not her favorite activity, so she prefers to spend little time working on it.
Spencer County Stallions win over all in the second week of play into the season against the Nelson County Football Association
Junior blue coached by Chris Hutt 27-12
Junior white coached by Floyd Light 34-7
Pee Wee blue coached by Stan Shivers 20-0
Pee Wee white coached by Phillip Bradham had a by week
Mighty Mites coached by Will Smith fell short 6-15
I was recently thinking about one of my best friends who had gone on to be with the Lord. His name was Wilson Shelburne. He was a God-fearing man. We would sit and talk about how great Jesus Christ is and often we would bring up Paul, Peter or some of the other people in the Bible.
The effort to renovate a second city block along Main Street has "reached another stumbling block," Main Street Committee Chairman John Shircliffe told city commissioners last Thursday.
Officials with the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet have requested that engineers bidding on the project be rated according to the candidates' qualifications and submitted to KTC for selection. During the previous phase, city commissioners were permitted to select the lowest bidding firm.
Tommy Smith, a Taylorsville native, has been selected for the Cumberland University Hall of Fame. Smith played four seasons of baseball for the Bulldogs (1987-90) and ranks in the top 10 in six career statistical categories at CU, including being number one in hits with 229. Smith also ranks second in at-bats (653) and RBIs (153); fifth in triples with eight and seventh in runs scored (153). He is seventh in doubles (39) and eleventh in home runs with (39).
At Landmark Community Newspapers, Inc., Shelbyville, KY (which I serve as postal consultant after retiring in 2008 from a 35-year career), when we face tough economic times, we have to make tough decisions. But ultimately, our goal is to grow our business by providing services that consumers want and need at competitive prices.
When our business grows, so do jobs. If we do business right, our customers grow with us. In the end, making the right choices is right for the economy, jobs and our businesses.
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