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Berea Human
THURSDAY
January 26,
Rights Commission 2012
Vol. 112, Issue 33
Published in
Has Smooth Start Berea, Kentucky, U.S.A.
Inside
By Beth Myers expressed anger and disap-
Obituaries ................A2
Citizen Editor pointment that a Fairness Police Reports ..........A3
Ordinance was not added Viewpoints ...............A4
Despite a somewhat con- to the standard commission Sports .......................A6
troversial birth, the newly ordinance. Classifi eds ................A7
appointed Berea Human However, Bereans for Fair- Church Listing ..........B4
Rights Commission mem- ness have expressed interest Calendar ...................B5
Public Record ...............B6
bers have found the organiz- in partnering and working
Refl ections ....................B8
ing and structuring of their with the commission, and
new group to be a smooth they will be hosting a wel-
process. Though few Bere- come reception for the com-
ans expressed objections to mission members on Thurs-
the appointing of a standard day at 7 p.m. at Berea Coff ee
human rights commission and Tea.
last year, many from the “It’s been really enjoy-
group Bereans for Fairness
SEE HRC, PAGE A5
B1
Appalachia Mission of
Tourism Group
Hope Nonprofi t
Brings Help to
Communities.
Considering Beth Myers/The Citizen
Above, Madison County Clerk Kenny Barger, in the chair, looks through the Berea petition for a local option
election on alcohol sales in historic districts in Berea. Board of Elections members Chandler Combs (D) and
Wanda Dean (R) join him in looking through the 103 names. The election will take place in East Berea only, the
Property
sole precinct in Berea with an historic district that could potentially sell alcohol -- Boone Tavern.
Alcohol Petition
Purchase
Submitted for Sales
By Beth Myers in another fund, which Lit-
A6
Citizen Editor tle seconded. When Terrill
withdrew the motion later
Berea Pirates swim team
After diff erent concerns in the meeting, he stated
take on opponents in
were raised at the last city that he wanted to make sure in Historic Sites
another competitive
council meeting regarding the tourism commission
season.
the tourism department and didn’t purchase property in
their possible purchase of the meantime, since he had
property, council members heard they were looking at a
Jerry Little and Ronnie Ter- building on Chestnut St. Deadlines
By Beth Myers A petition was turned in on Jan. 19
rill both attended the Tour- Commission chair Gary
Citizen Editor to the Madison County Clerk’s offi ce,
ism Commission meeting McCormick faced the issue • Noon on Monday
requesting an election to allow the
on Tuesday afternoon. Ter- straight on with the coun- for news submissions,
A small piece of Berea may go wet limited sale of alcoholic beverages at
rill had brought up a motion cil members, announcing at
this year, if voters from the East Berea qualifi ed historic sites. It was turned announcements,
at the city council meeting the beginning that, “We’ve
precinct turn in more yeahs than nays in for the East Berea precinct only, calendar items,
to take half of the restaurant toured the Carpenter build-
in a local option election that will be where the only qualifi ed historic site letters to the editor.
tax, which funds the tour-
ism department, and put it SEE TOURISM, PAGE A9 scheduled within the next few months. SEE ALCOHOL, PAGE A9 • Noon on Tuesday
for all advertising.
Berea School
Our Staff
Works Teresa Scenters,
Publisher
Beth Myers,
Editor
Towards
Christie Green
Reporter
Tanya Stewart,
Wellness
Cartoonist, Reporter
Keeley Johnson,
Circulation & Classifi eds
Shane Seals,
By Beth Myers
Advertising & Design
Citizen Editor
Jonathan Schinhofen,
Nutrition and wellness dominated
Sports
the conversation at the Berea Commu-
nity School Board meeting on Monday
night, as school board members heard
from the Wellness Committee and the Contact Us
School Nutrition Program. Michelle
Hammonds, the cafeteria manager
Beth Myers/The Citizen Berea Citizen
from Berea, informed the board that
Keith Crawford, the director of the Madison County Animal Shelter, watches as contractors work on what will be the parking lot in front 711 Chestnut Street
their breakfast and lunch were a little
of the new building for cats, or the “cat house” as some call it. Once everything is complete, cats will be housed in a completely separate Suite 2
over target on the saturated fats, but
area from the dogs. Berea, KY 40403
there were healthy options off ered with
sandwiches, wraps and salads.
County Considers Inmate Home
Hammonds also reminded the board Ph: 859-986-0959
and attenders that Farm to School Week Fax: [phone]
will be taking place from February 6 – Email: bereacitizen@
Incarceration, Brush Dump 10 at Berea, where diff erent farmers windstream.net
will come in to meet the students and
taste testing will also take place. Sweet
potatoes will be prepared a few diff er-
50¢ Newsstand
ent ways for the children to try, such
By Beth Myers high expense of the detention Clark stated that he’s been
as puff s, fries and soups. All of the ele-
Citizen Editor center. Judge Executive Kent talking to offi cials in Clark
mentary kids will vote on their favorite
Clark introduced the subject County, which has a home
way of eating sweet potatoes, and the
Madison County is consider- at the fi scal court meeting on incarceration program, and
winner will be served in the cafeteria
ing an inmate home incarcera- Tuesday, stating that it’s a pos- they’ve reported it’s been a
the next week. The fi fth graders will be
tion program, as a solution to itive way to work with people
SEE SCHOOL, PAGE A5
both the overcrowding and to get them out of jail. SEE COUNTY, PAGE A9
A2 The Berea Citizen Obituaries/Local News Thursday, January 26, 2012
Mable Benge John Wayne Williams
Mable R. Benge, 82, of Berea
John Wayne Williams, 78, an infant. band Stevie of Tyner, Deb- will be 1 p.m. Friday at
Road in Richmond, passed away
was born Sept. 9, 1933 in John is survived by his bie Nunn and her husband Lakes Funeral Home in
Friday, Jan. 20, 2012 at the Hos- Kerby Knob, Kentucky and wife of 40 years, Joyce Ann Eddie of Gray Hawk, Brian Berea with burial follow-
pice Compassionate Care Center departed this life Sunday, Williams of Richmond. Williams of Richmond and ing in the Reynolds Cem-
of Richmond. Jan. 22, 2012 at St. Joseph John is also survived by one stepson Chris Guerra etery at Tyner. Pallbearers
She was born in McKee, Ken- Hospital in Berea. seven children, Jackie Rose and his wife Paula of Rich- will be Allen Clemmons,
tucky in Jackson County on He was the son of the and her husband Larry of mond. Tim Clemmons, Greg Car-
November 3, 1929. She was the late Ted and Virgie Blake- McKee, Kathy Guy and her John was blessed with penter, Stevie Cavins, Chris
man Williams. He was also husband Jim of Richmond, 14 grandkids, and 16 great Guerra, and William Clark.
widow of Harold Benge, who
preceded in death by one Wayne Williams and his grandkids and 9 great- There will be no public
preceded her in death in 1991. She
brother, Bobby Eugene Wil- wife Gina of Monticello, great grandkids. He was of visitation. Online register
was also preceded in death by her
liams; and one sister, Betty Tammy Williams of Tyner, the Pentecostal faith. book at www.lakesfuneral-
father, Howard Rennix; and a sis-
Ann Williams who died as Bobbie Cavins and her hus- Funeral services for John home.com.
ter-in-law, Inez Maupin.
Mable attended Silver Creek Elementary School and gradu-
ated from Kingston High School. She received her BS degree
from Eastern Kentucky State Teachers College, and was a re-
Katherine Carpenter
tired teacher. She was a member of the Madison County Re-
The family of
tired Teachers Association, Silver Creek Homemakers where
Melvin E. Lamb
she had served as president and former vice-president and for-
mer president of the Madison County Extension Homemakers. Survivors, in addition to Bowman, Janie Lynn Bow- would like to thank
She was Homemaker of the Year in1994 and a district board her husband of sixty-five man, Breanna Bullock, everyone for the
member of the Madison County Extension Services. She also years, include seven chil- Sam Walters, Tristan Bow- overwhelming support
dren, Noraetta (Allen) Van- man, Hannah Carpenter, we have received since
served as a member of the board of building commission with
Winkle of Waco, Charles Will Bowman, Hudson the untimely death of
the Madison County Extension Services. Mable was of the Bap-
(Marsha) Carpenter of Carpenter and Ethan Mc- our loved one.
tist faith.
Princess Anne, Maryland, Ferron and a host of other
Survivors include her daughter, Mary Elizabeth Gibbon, and
Mary Jane (John) Bowman relatives and friends.
We thank the
husband, Mike of LaGrange, Georgia; her mother, Lina John- of Berea, Donald (Mary) In addition to her par-
paramedics who
son Rennix of Richmond; one grandson, Chris Clark, and wife, Carpenter of Paint Lick, Pa- ents, Mrs. Carpenter was
responded so quickly.
Wendee, of Richmond; two great-grandchildren, Rylee Eliza- tricia Diane (Teddy) Croley preceded in death by a
beth and Reagan Clark, both of Richmond; one sister, Freda of Berea, Wanda (Phillip) grandson, Timothy Allen
Katherine Friend Car-
Wilson, and husband, Walter, of Lexington and step-grandchil- penter, 79, of Berea, the Hurt of Paint Lick and Wil- VanWinkle; two brothers, Our heartfelt thanks to
dren, Glenn Gibbon, Geoff (Kristen) Gibbon, Dale Marie Gib- wife of Carl E. Carpen- liam Keith “Pete” (Rhon- Sam Friend and Hubert Rev. Joe Tuttle and Mt.
bon and Drew Gibbon. She is also survived by two sisters-in- ter, passed away Sunday da) Carpenter of Berea; Friend; and her daughter- Tabor Baptist Church for
two sisters, Geneva Todd in-law, Alice Carpenter. their ongoing prayers
law, Geneva Ray and Lena Pennington. morning, January 22, 2012,
Services were conducted on Tuesday, January 24, 2012, at at the St. Joseph East Hos- of Berea and Bertha Mary Funeral services were and support.
York of Paint Lick; twelve held at 11 a.m. Wednes-
Oldham, Roberts & Powell Funeral Home, with Rev. Ron pital in Lexington.
grandchildren, Evonne day, January 25, 2012 at the
Mrs. Carpenter was born We appreciate Lakes
“Butch” Pennington and Rev. Howard Wilson officiating. Buri-
(Chris) Bullock, Michael Combs, Parsons & Collins
in Garrard County on Oc- Funeral Home for
al was at the Madison County Memorial Gardens. (Lydia) Bowman, Chris Funeral Home with Rev.
tober 12, 1932, the daugh- going beyond their call
Pallbearers were Chris Clark, John Wilson, Jim Fleenor, Ken- (Kelly) Carpenter, Nathan Marsha Carpenter and
ter of the late Algin and of duty to make things
neth Tate, Emerson McAfee, Wendell Combs, Brandon Lake (Jennifer) Bowman, Chad Rev. Kenny Davis offici-
Nora Isaacs Friend. An
easy for us to plan a
and Chad Tate. Honorary pallbearers were the Honorable Rita (Joanna) Carpenter, Josh ating. Burial followed at
avid gardener, she loved
Smart and members of the Silver Creek Homemakers. to cook and can. Mrs. Carpenter, Zach Croley, Madison Memorial Gar- special service for
In lieu of flowers, donations are suggested to the Hospice Carpenter was a retired Kelly (Jon) Walters, Whit- dens. Melvin.
Compassionate Care Center, 350 Isaacs Lane, Richmond, KY employee of the Gibson ney Croley, Kristina (Craig) Her grandsons and
Vinson, Andy Hurt and granddaughters will serve Many thanks to local
40475. Greeting Card Company,
and a former employee of Marie (Randall) McFerron; as pallbearers. www.cp- family members and
the Boone Tavern Hotel. ten great-grandchildren, cfh.com those who travelled from
McKayla Bowman, Olivia
out of state to be with us.
The contributions to Mt.
James “Red Jim” Cope
Florence Saylor Reppert Tabor Fellowship Hall in
Melvin’s memory were
deeply appreciated. Your
James “Red Jim” Cope, 81, of Mt. Vernon, KY, died on children, Ronnie (Helen) man. Honorary pallbearers acts of kindness will
Sunday, January 22, 2012 at the St. Joseph Hospital in Lex- Reppert, Lonnie (Geral- will be her grandchildren, always be remembered.
ington. He was born on June 22, 1930 in Rockcastle County, dine) Reppert and Melody great grandchildren, Helen
Kentucky to the late Vester Ray Cope and Etta Lou Coffey (Tammie Gentry) Reppert; Reppert, Geraldine Rep-
Cope of Madison County. one brother, Conley Say- pert and Tammie Gentry.
Among many other things, Jim was a truck driver and lor; one sister, Billie Smith; The family welcomes flo-
The Lamb Family
worked in construction. In recent years, you would usually five grandchildren, Ronnie ral arrangements as their Delta, Michael, Mitchell,
find him on the front porch enjoying the outdoors. Dale, Allis, Cory, Codey mother was an avid flower Connie, John, Sharlene,
He was preceded in death by his wife of 51 years, Mar- and Dylan; and two great gardener. Expressions of Phillip, Caitlin, Spencer,
tha Susan Cope; four sisters, Maggie (Ed) Campbell, Lula grandchildren, Andrew sympathy may also take Jessica.
(John) Bowman, Mary Cope and Vulor Rhodes; and one Florence Saylor Reppert, and Coleson. She is also the form of contributions
granddaughter, Jessica Paige Cope. 83, died Monday, Jan. 23, survived by her long time to Hospice Care Plus, 208
He is survived by his five children, Michael Floyd Cope 2012 at the Compassionate caregivers, Lillie Lawhorn Kidd Drive, Berea, KY
of Franklin, Ohio, Linda Sue (Ricky Griffin) Cope of Gar- Care Center in Richmond. and Eula Combs; and her
rard County, and Brenda Jean Spires, David Archie Cope She was a lifelong resident special dog, Buster.
and James Matthew “Shorty” (Bobbie Joe) Cope, all of of Rockcastle County, born In addition to her par-
Roger Dale Johnson
Mt. Vernon; two brothers, George (Cosie) Cope and John October 23, 1928, and was ents, she was preceded in
(Edith) Cope, both of Madison County; three sisters, Nanna the daughter of the late Eu- death by her loving hus- Jan. 27, 1951~Oct. 5, 2003
Griffin of Rockcastle County, and Martha (Dennis) Griffin gene and Etta Alexander band of 53 years, Tilford Happy Birthday
and Judy Smith, both of Madison County; grandchildren, Saylor. Reppert; and seven sib-
Jerry (Kim) Griffin, Stephanie Griffin, Virginia (Randy) Florence owned and lings, Tim, Collie Belle,
Griffin, Crystal (Ray) Miller, Heather Griffin, Brad (Sarah) operated Superior Food Harve, George, Pete, Estill
Griffin, Dallas (Fran) Cope, Chasity Renea (Rick) McElroy, Market in Mt. Vernon for and Irvine.
Jason (Stacy) Cope and Dominique Cope. Twenty-two great many years before retire- The funeral service will
grandchildren also survive. ment, and was a member be 11 a.m. Thursday, Jan. Are there birthday parties in Heaven?
Funeral services for Mr. Cope were 2 p.m. Wednesday at of Fairview Baptist Church. 26, 2012 at Reppert Fu- I believe in Heaven there is feasting & family.
She was a homemaker, and neral Home with Bro. Mi- joy and happiness. no pain.
Davis & Powell Funeral Home with Bro. Mark Sarver and
known throughout the area chael McFerron officiating. So Happy Birthday Roger... tell all our loved ones
Bro. Cecil Burns officiating. Burial followed in the Scaffold
Cane Cemetery. as an avid flower gardener, Burial will follow in Berea and our LORD Jesus I love them.
Pallbearers were Jerry Griffin, Brad Griffin, Jason Cope, vegetable gardener, quilt Cemetery. My heart still belongs to you
maker and amazing cook. Visitation will be
Dallas Cope, David Archie Cope and Joshua Nagel. love, Sheila
“Gran” as she was affec- Wednesday from 6 - 9 p.m.
Honorary pallbearers were Dustin Griffin, Raymond
tionately known, was a lov- at the funeral home. Pall-
Miller, Paul Lowery, Bill Jack Carpenter, Adam York, Rus- You are missed with tears and
ing mother, grandmother, bearers will be Stacey Ir-
sell York and Zack Rowland. great grandmother, friend vin, Codey Stewart, Gary remembered with laughter.
www.davisandpowellfuneralhome.com and neighbor. Kidwell, Wendell Williams,
Survivors include three Rick Cox and Jack Keller-
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ur Family... families since
Davis & Powell 1988
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A3 The Berea Citizen Thursday, January 26, 2012
BEREA POLICE REPORTS
Police Reports from
County Detention Center. pired license plate. The offi cers arrived on scene, IPod Nano blue in color; one’s medication. The in-
1/16/12 - 1/22/12
owner gave consent to the they found two open doors and a 9mm semi-automat- vestigation revealed that
Theft From Business
police to search her ve- to the businesses Advance ic handgun black in color. the accused had picked up
Robbery Arrest
• On 01/16/2012, police hicle. The police discov- Animal Care and One The estimated loss was someone else’s controlled
• On 01/19/2012, police responded to the New En- ered 7.2 grams of Pseudo- Main Financial. $310.00 substance without permis-
charged Meredith Marti- ergy Fitness center at 215 ephedrine, a four pack of Surveillance video from sion.
Prescription Fraud
nez, 30, of the 1000 block of Pauline Drive. Offi cers ar- Lithium batteries and 32 Advance Animal Care Croucher was arrested,
Brooklyn Blvd for robbery rived and spoke with the ounces of Coleman fuel. showed a white male, of • On 01/18/2012, police and lodged in the Madison
-- second degree. Police re- business owner who told All of these items are used medium build, wearing a charged Adam Croucher, County Detention Center.
sponded to the area of the them that sometime dur- in the production of meth- white shirt and blue jeans 29, of Berea for unatho-
Berea Walmart. ing the night someone amphetamine. in the building. rized procurement of a Anyone with information re-
Employees of Walmart stripped the casing out of Harry Henson, 34 of The burglar took off with controlled substance. garding the above listed cases
tried to detain Martinez for the AC unit. Gooserock, KY, and Ashley an undermined amount of Offi cers responded to is asked to contact the Berea
returning items that had Police checked with oth- Holland, 23, of Manches- cash and computers. This Berea Drug to investigate Police Department at 859-
not been paid for. Marti- er businesses and was un- ter, KY were also charged. crime is still under investi- a person picking up some- 986-8456.
nez refused to cooperate able to obtain any video All were charged with gation.
with employees. He fl ed surveillance. unlawful possession of a
Theft From Vehicle David Johnson
the store and struck one of meth precursor -- fi rst of-
Drug Arrest Sales & Leasing Consultant
the employees in the face fense, and were lodged in • On 01/16/2012, a resi-
[phone]
with his hand. • On 01/21/2012, police the Madison County De- dent from the 100 block
Employees were able to charged Jennifer Smith, tention Center. of Brooklyn Blvd reported
obtain a license number of 37, of Manchester, KY with that his parked vehicle WE BUY & SELL ALL MAKES & MODELS!
Burglary of
the vehicle and Martinez unlawful possession of had been entered some-
Business 1180 Dr. Robert R. Martin Bypass
was located a short time meth precursor -- fi rst of- time during the night, and
Richmond, Kentucky 40475
later. fense. • On 01/21/2012, police a number of items were [phone]
Martinez was arrested A traffi c stop was con- responded to the area of stolen. The stolen items
and lodged in the Madison ducted because of an ex- 201 Pauline Drive. When were described as one Email: [email protected]
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1835 Big Hill Road, Berea
HEALTH DEPT. INSPECTIONS
(in the former Forestry Service Building)
Food Service Inspections for Week Ending Jan. 13, 2012 p re sen t s
Reservations:
Regular Inspections With No Follow-Up Due Score 986-9039
Casa Café, 433 Professional Dr., Richmond 97% Caroline Smith’s
Circle K, 1000 Amberly Way, Richmond 98%
D & G Sunoco, 1699 E. Main St., Richmond 95%
The Daily Brew, 801 Eastern By-Pass, Richmond 100%
Elks Lunch Room, 136 W. Main St., Richmond 97%
FEB 2-4
Java City, EKU Library, University Dr., Richmond 100%
Jerzee’s, 122 E. Main St., Richmond 100%
& 10-12
Mariachi’s Mexican Restaurant, 780 Chestnut St., Berea 97%
McDonald’s, 340 Glades Rd., Berea 99%
Old Town Candy Kitchen, 128 N. Broadway, Berea 100% Evenings 8 p.m.
Paddock Grill, 1510 Lexington Rd., Richmond 98% *Sun. Matinee 2 p.m.
Richmond Child Care, 220 Duncannon Ln., Richmond 100%
Spencer’s Get It Quick Market, 688 Scaffold Cane Rd., Berea 99%
Tickets: $8 Adults
Telford YMCA Concessions, 1100 E. Main St., Richmond 97%
$5 Student/Child
Wendy’s, 419 Leighway Dr., Richmond 98%

Follow-Up Inspections with No Follow-Up Due Score
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Wal-Mart Supercenter, 820 Eastern By-Pass, Richmond 100% show comedy.
Follow-Up Inspections with Follow-Up Due Directed by
Arlington Dining Room, Lexington Rd., Richmond 95% Gary McCormick
*Cutting Boards in poor condition & unable to be
effectively cleaned & sanitized
Food Service Inspections for Week Ending Jan. 20, 2012
Regular Inspections With No Follow-Up Due Score
ABC Daycare, 205 Church Hill Dr., Richmond 100%
Angel Keepers, 1506 E. Irvine St., Richmond 98%
Berea Shell Mart #26, 100 Prince Royal Dr., Berea 97%
EKU Cuisine, Science Bldg., EKU Campus, Richmond 100%
Fong’s, 410 Eastern By-Pass, Richmond 98%
The Jungle, 826 Heath St., Richmond 98%
Just Desserts By Katie, 2713 Robbinsville Loop, Richmond 100%
Qdoba Mexican Grill, 429 Leighway Dr., Richmond 99%
Redi-Mart #9, 518 Glades Rd., Berea 97%
Richmond Marathon, 507 Leighway Dr., Richmond 100%
Ryan’s Grill & Buffet, 2019 Colby Taylor Dr., Richmond 94%
Silver Creek Market, 865 Hwy 1016, Berea 95%
Speedway #8496, 101 Prince Royal Dr., Berea 97%

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McDonald’s, 3000 Simpson Ln., Richmond 90%
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Thursday, January 26, 2012 Page A4
Just the Facts Ma’am
year it was South Caro- tions.”
Scenter lina. It’s gratifying to have And in ongoing cover-
your work affirmed by age here is the judges’ re-
Stage
your peers, so I’m always mark, “This series of stories
Teresa Scenters, pleased with the accolades presented an interesting,
Publisher
that come with winning controversial topic in an in-
these things. But I can hon- formative and unbiased man-
estly say, I have never been ner. The use of colorful citizen
happier with judges’ com- comments, as well as descrip-
Who needs Oscar and ments than I was this time tions of the meetings and
Emmy - the Kentucky around. Especially consid- rally, helps place the reader A politician is an arse
Press Association Awards ering the contentious na- in the scene. The writer pre-
upon which everyone
Banquet, with not a red ture of some of the things sented both sides of a conten-
carpet in sight, is good reported on in the winning tious proposal without taking
has sat except a man.
enough for us. Seriously I stories. a side.”
know it’s not considered I’d like to share three of As a publisher, those re- e e cummings
good form in some circles their comments. On Beth’s marks are exactly what I
but I’m going to brag on winning piece in the gen- would hope for. Especially
Beth anyway. She brought eral news category they in this day when many in
back six awards from the said, “A town considering a the media seem to report
annual news contest our Fairness Law is heading for according to their own bi-
state’s press association controversy, and Beth My- ases and slant coverage,
sponsors every year and al- ers provides a balanced story intentionally or not, to fit
though she’ll be the first to from both perspectives with- their own preconceived
tell you she’s still learning out a hint of bias.” notions or even more dis-
in many areas, I couldn’t On her entry in columns turbing, an agenda.
be prouder of what she’s this is what they had to say, So, three cheers for Beth,
accomplished in a matter “Beth Myers wrote … good who as we discuss often,
of a few months. columns about local issues. reports, “Just the facts
The judging is always Her viewpoints were clearly ma’am, just the facts” but
done by another state’s stated and rational without in a colorful and well writ-
press association; this being emotional. Congratula- ten way.
Step Back, and Let Things Work
if department heads got ism’s funding. While
up and said they were there have been questions
Letters
putting aside their reve- about why to spend this
from nues for “services for the on advertising, or why
From our readers
people, and anything we to spend this on public-
Berea
can legally spend it on!” I ity -- questions appro-
doubt such an ill-advised priate for city leaders to
Beth Myers
plan would meet with ask -- the fact is that the
Editor
much approval. tourism department is Comments on Prior Letter
There was also concern self-sustaining from the
As winter moves along expressed that a group restaurant tax and has
and our deer season is consisting of tourism and showed impressive suc- Dear editor: the late Dr. Martin Luther the black side of his birth-
over, it seems that we are city staff had looked at cess. A significant amount King.” ing equation to forge his
now entering the Berea the Carpenter building on of revenue is brought into A writer of a letter to I read Barack Obama’s identity.
hunting season for the Chestnut, as if the viewing Berea through tourism, a the editor seemed offend- books before I voted for Though President
Tourism Funding and/ of the site was a conspira- big outside money stream, ed that Barack Obama him. I plan to vote for him Obama is not descended
or Budget. This season cy that should be brought and the development of chose to be a black man; again. Those who know from slaves, his wife and
doesn’t always happen at to light; when in fact, the some creative ideas like the writer was shocked me well can tell others his daughters are. Blacks
the same time, it’s more discussion of such a pur- the Learnshops is only in- by statements taken from how I stand regarding have had a long history of
dependent on environ- chase has been discussed creasing it. The Berea tour- Barack Obama’s two racism. brutal oppression in this
mental factors such as in televised meetings. ism commission members books. I don’t know if the The letter writer would country—many whites
which hot air is blowing The uninformed as- include artisans, motel
quotes listed are word probably laugh if Barack didn’t care about them or
which wind from which sumptions that were being owners, chamber of com-
for word accurate or are Obama “had chosen” about the content of their
city council member. thrown out right and left, merce representatives,
taken out of context. I do his mother’s side and character. I wonder if the
I sat in the Berea Tour- and the constant inter- bed and breakfast own-
know I was not shocked claimed to be white—yet letter writer can imag-
ism Commission meeting ruptions, reminded me of ers; these are people with
or offended by anything I with his on the one hand/ ine what kind of “coil of
on Tuesday, after sitting city council meetings from business experience and
read in those books. on the other even mix, rage” some whites might
through the city council over a year ago. It wasn’t a savvy, not a group to make
The letter writer seemed for President Obama to have if white Americans
meeting a week ago, and good memory. impulsive, flighty recom-
thought about the politi- I appreciate city coun- mendations. not to have read them. say: “I’m white” could be had been subjected to
cal factors at play with the cil’s role in monitoring Sometimes I wonder Had he done so, he might plausible. That was his centuries of abuse, which
tourism budget. Since the the budget, and the City if the problem isn’t that have been fascinated by dilemma as a young man, often ended with the coil
restaurant tax passed a few of Berea needs them to the city runs a little too the very human story of one that he explains in of rope?
years ago, it seems that the stay diligent and watchful smoothly. A couple city what do you do when his books with detail and Like President Obama,
issue has changed from over the financial process- council members seem to you are born into a soci- with honesty. Though so- I include Nelson Mande-
whether we should be col- es. But I’m concerned by need to find something to ety that for so long con- ciety had already chosen la and Dr. Martin Luther
lecting the restaurant tax what I heard from a cou- fix, something to expose, sidered someone black for him what he was, King Jr among my heroes.
at all to the current ques- ple city council members something they can point if they had “one drop of Barack Obama, who was I participated in the Civil
tion of what it should be regarding the tourism de- to and say, “ah-ha, I knew black blood.” (The multi- raised by and loved his Rights Freedom March-
spent on. The sticky factor partment and their budget there was a reason I’ve ethnic category is a rela- white grandparents, had es. I’m a regular at the
in all of this is that legally, – it smacked of a personal been complaining.” Like tively recent addition to to choose which identity uplifting King Day Cel-
the revenue generated can shakedown. us journalists – digging up the dialogue.) made sense and resonated ebrations here in Berea.
only be spent in very lim- At one point, one of any dirt to have a story. The letter writer said: with him. As Lincoln said: I hope the letter writer,
ited ways. them said he wanted to But the fact is, we have “If the character of a man A house divided against who wrote of Dr. Martin
A council member pro- slash the tourism budget, a competent, far-sight-
who would essentially itself cannot stand. The Luther King Jr, will join in
claimed last week that and later on he stated he ed and experienced city
disavow his own mother same holds true for a these celebrations. I’m a
half of the restaurant tax wanted to get his hands on manager, and department
because of her race….is man. Barack Obama’s fan of anyone who speaks
revenue should be set that money. Another one heads with experience and
not a matter that would mother had a PH. D. in out against oppression.
aside for bike trails, paths mentioned that there was knowledge to bring to the
influence your vote; then anthropology. She very
and anything it could be all this tourism money just table. The City of Berea,
you too are a racist ac- much understood why George Strange
spent on legally. Evidently floating around, as if our from my viewpoint, has
cording to the writing of her son needed to lean to Berea
he didn’t care what it got city staff threw the dol- been running fairly well.
spent on, as long as tour- lar bills under a mattress Perhaps what we need
ism didn’t get it and it while fans blew with the now are city council mem-
Reader Concerned About Spending
wasn’t illegal. I was a bit windows open. bers who know when to
amused by the statement, I wonder why these step up, and when to back
thinking of how city coun- council members want to off and let things keep I have recently found The discussion of this analysis showing tax dol-
cil members would react cut the knees off of tour- working. that the City of Berea and proposed acquisition and lars spent against tourist
the Tourism Board are tourism in general is be- dollars coming into Berea.
considering the acquisi- ing taken behind closed If this is not done, the
tion of the old Carpenter doors in a working ses- citizens of Berea should
“Let us not be weary in well doing, for in due season
Paint Store on Chestnut sion with only the city move to force a repeal of
we shall reap if we faint not.” and an adjacent store council and other city of- the 3% tax. If you have
- Galatians 6:9
front to use as a venue ficials in attendance. My concerns about this issue
for artisans. The most re- perception of the problem please contact the mayor,
theBerea
cent meeting among the is the city and tourism city manager, and/or
principals was on Thurs- board are not doing an members of the city coun-
day, Jan. 19. The proposed adequate job of getting cil. This is just one man’s
acquisition would be in tourists from Interstate 75 opinion.
excess of $250 thousand and the Artisan Center to
Proudly serving the people of Southern Madison County since 1899. dollars. I mentioned this Old Town Berea, let alone Jim Lucas
issue to the mayor and trying to get tourists to an Berea
The Berea Citizen (USPS 113-380) is published every Thursday in Berea, city council members on artisan venue on Chest-
Ky., the ‘Gateway to Appalachia.’ Periodicals postage is paid at the Berea Jan. 17 and the mayor, nut. My understanding is
Post Office and at additional mailing offices. Postmaster: Send address while knowing of this this property will be paid Editor’s Note
changes to The Berea Citizen, P.O. Box 207, Berea, KY 40403. The Berea proposed venture, did for using monies collected By law, all city meetings
Citizen is a member of the Kentucky Press Association. Advertisers should not provide any informa- from the 3% food sales tax must always be open to the
check their ad the first day it appears in the paper (Thursday). The Berea tion. Several city council passed in 2007. public.
Citizen shall not be liable for failure to publish an ad or for a typographic members professed not Just because the city has The 3% restaurant tax ap-
error(s) in publication except the extent of the cost of the ad for the first in- knowing of the proposal. the money doesn’t mean plies solely to the purchase of
sertion. Adjustments for errors are limited to the cost of that portion of the Further discussions dur- it has to be spent without prepared, hot food.
ad wherein the error occurred. We reserve the right to edit or change any ing the council meeting showing the public a cost
submitted information. © 2010 Berea Publishing, Inc. did bring the issue to the benefit analysis. The pub-
floor. lic should be shown an
A5 The Berea Citizen Local Thursday, January 26, 2012
SCHOOL HRC
grant, the activities were ists had during the past tions on how they will led them through a three-
planned around the el- week. They took a day and start their work in the hour training, where they
ementary school level, but spent time identifying 110 community. reviewed state laws, the
CONTINUED FROM PAGE A1 that some of the program middle school students in CONTINUED FROM PAGE A1 “We’ve been talking equal opportunity fair
would be offered at the need of intervention, and
about events in the com- housing act and KRS 344,
older level. Crowe also deciding who would invite
munity where we could the Kentucky Civil Rights
in charge of processing the asked Hammonds if the those students to different able,” Paula Dunson-
have a meaningful and Act. They also received
raw data. fresh produce was prov- enrichment activities. Wood said, a member of
logical presence,” one information on resources
Berea Community has ing to be diffi cult for the “The conversation was the Berea Human Rights
already purchased water- workers in the cafeteria to fantastic,” Lovell said. “We Commission. “We’ve commission member said. they could access.
melon, strawberries and transition to. Hammons discussed not only grades, been working together re- “We’re also speaking of “We’re really starting
tomatoes from a Waco stated that they’ve only but also students that we ways through social net- from scratch,” one com-
ally well.”
farm as part of their Farm purchased things that did need to get a handle on working and other online mission member said, “so
Dunson-Wood faced
to School program. not take a great deal of who would need some ex- resources to be more vis- there’s a lot to discuss.”
discrimination issues last
The Farm to School pro- preparation time, so it has tra opportunities.” ible to the community.” But members of the
year, when her son and his
gram is a partnership be- been pretty easy to incor- The high school staff, All members of the Berea Commission agreed
girlfriend, an interracial
tween the school and the porate the fresh fruits and including advisor Eef Fon- group have undergone that their diverse group
Madison County Health vegetables so far. Some of tanez, are also planning a couple, found their ve-
an orientation and train- has worked very well to-
Department, with Madi- the farmers have even dis- senior seminar for the fi rst hicles spray-painted with
ing with the Kentucky gether, with a common
son as one of ten counties cussed having a second time ever. This seminar racial slurs. She has found
Commission on Human sense of purpose and ser-
that was funded by a Farm growing season to accom- would focus on, accord- working on the commis-
Rights. Juan Pena from the vice to the community.
to School grant. modate the school needs. ing to Lovell, what the stu- sion a gratifying process,
The Farm to School pro- “I’d love to have some dents are going to do once after experiencing that act Kentucky Commission
gram is only one compo- discussion with you, the they leave the school. The of racial harassment.
nent of the efforts of Berea board and the Wellness seminar would include
She is clear, however,
around nutrition and fi t- Committee on truly mak- information on fi nancials,
that she is representing
ness. A Healthy Commu- ing these programs dis- such as handling credit
more than just her ethnic
nities grant has not only trict-wide,” Crowe said. “It cards, as well as inter-
group.
helped pay for fresh fruits makes a lot of sense to at viewing and the applica-
“I’m not only represent-
and vegetables, but also least explore the idea.” tion process. This year the
helped to purchase two Elementary school prin- largest group of students ing African-Americans,
greenhouses that have just cipal Debbie Coleman told is attending the vocational but all people who need CITY OF BEREA
been completed. One farm the board that the wellness school from Berea, 20 in their rights protected,” SEASONAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
has already offered to do- committee was very com- total, and they are report- Dunson-Wood said.
nate plants and trays for mitted to their work, and ing very favorable experi- The other members on The City of Berea Parks & Recreation Department is
the greenhouses. has introduced a lot of cre- ences. the commission are Jean- accepting applications for the position of Pool Manager
Board member Elizabeth ative ideas. The school has The board also approved nie Gregory, Tim Hamp- & Assistant Pool Manager. Applicants MUST be 16
Crowe thanked Michelle continued to avoid candy the purchase of two addi- years of age or older, hold a current American Red
ton, Chad Hembree, Jon-
and her staff for their work and other sweets as regu- tional 78 passenger school Cross Lifesaving certificate and a current American Red
athan Schinhofen, Lisa
and then asked if they have lar motivators, and atten- buses on Monday night, Cross CPR certificate. If you do not hold these certifi-
Vaughn and Mae Sur-
considered bringing these dance incentives are now vehicles that will have cates, we can assist you.
amek. Suramek, who had
programs to the middle movement items such as digital video recording,
prior experience with a
and high school level. Frisbees or bikes. There are as well as refi nancing the The City of Berea Parks & Recreation Department
“Is this grant focused 18 raised beds now outside revenue bonds. The school human rights commis- is accepting applications for the position of PARK
or limited to elementary the school, where different board received certifi cates sion, is serving as chair of MAINTENANCE WORKER. Applicants MUST be 16
school?” Crowe asked. “I’d classrooms are growing of recognition, in honor of the group. years of age or older, hold a KY Drivers License, be able
like to see the food sam- their own food and then School Board Recognition The group has met three to lift 50 lbs. and be available to work nights, weekends
pling at the middle and eating them for snacks. Month, and also pieces of times so far since Novem- and holidays.
high school level.” In Lovell’s report to the pie in honor of National ber, and have spent that
Middle and high school board, she discussed the Pie Day on Monday. time discussing differ- If interested, call 986-9402 or applications may be
principal Donna Lovell meeting the teachers and ent organizational issues, picked up Monday-Friday from 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. at:
stated that for ease of the other intervention special-
such as the budget they
will request from the city
and offi ce space. Though Berea Parks & Rec Berea City Hall
New Health Report of
the details still need to 8 Pirate Parkway 212 Chestnut St.
or
be worked out, they will Berea, KY 40403 Berea, KY 40403
(Berea Community School
most likely be using a next to swimming Pool)
work or offi ce space in
Coal Production Impact
Berea City Hall. They’ve
Applications must be submitted by Friday, February 17, 2012.
also had initial conversa- The City of Berea is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
In a state almost exclu- ians believe that legisla- coal mining for jobs but
sively reliant on coal for tors should work to im- also suffering the health
electricity generation, a prove our health, and one effects of coal mining and
new health assessment sure way to do that is to coal plant emissions. They
released today concludes improve our air quality came to understand that
that people in Kentucky through clean energy pol- we in Kentucky have a
are sick from coal produc- icy,” said Deborah Payne, right to both healthy jobs
tion, and that state offi cials MPH, health coordinator and a clean, healthy envi-
need to urgently focus on for the Kentucky Envi- ronment.”
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Thursday, January 26, 2012 The Berea Citizen A6
Pirate Swimmers Face Challenges
The Berea Community includes academic team although the team overall host events. They practice
School Pirates swim team members, cheerleaders, has seen some success at at Berea College’s pool 4
faces some of the same multi-sport participants large meets. days a week.
challenges the more vis- like Major McGraw and In the Eagle Classic, host- In his middle and high
ible sports and clubs at Ben Lark, and Alexandria ed by Scott High School school days, Shackleford
Berea do. Berea is a small Horn, who is already busy in Covington, the Pirates swam competitively for
school, usually taking on playing middle school and placed 13th out of 22 the Amateur Athletic
larger schools. In individ- high school varsity bas- teams. Second-year coach Union for 7 years, and has
ual sports like track and ketball. Phillip Shackleford felt stayed involved in swim-
swimming, this can mean As is the case with soc- this was a good showing ming since.
being badly outnumbered cer, football, and basket- considering the size of the The best chance for home
in terms of the number ball , you won’t hear any- competing schools and the town fans to see the Pirates
of athletes in each event. one complaining about fact some of those teams compete may be the
Last Weekend at Russell the size of the competing swim year-round. Regionals on February10,
County, Berea brought 17 schools (or even the rela- Shackleford, known where individuals can
swimmers to meet the host tive size of their athletes). variously as Phillip, Flip, qualify for the state swim
team’s 38. Facing bigger schools and Shack, and of course meet. The competition
Another challenge is that sharing participants with Coach, leads his team of will be held at Eastern
the swim team share s a other coaches is just the nomadic swimmers all Kentucky University.
number of athletes with way it is. In individual over the state in search Photos submitted
other sports and clubs. events, the race is pri- of competition. Berea lacks
This year’s swim team marily against the clock, a home pool and cannot Berea swimmer Abi Woodie performing the breast stroke in competion.
Basketball Roundup
W L
Eagles 6 13
Pirates 9 12
Lady Eagles 6 11
Lady Pirates 8 12
Eagles 60 Mercer County 71
Eagles 76 Rockcastle County 47
Next Week: 1/27 West Jessamine 1/28 @Lincoln County
1/31 @Tates Creek
Pirates 34 Lexington Christian 36
Scoring: Miller (16) Scudder-Davis (13) Hubbard (2) Woodie (2)
Smith (1)
Pirates 67 Kentucky School for the Deaf 27
Scoring: Woodie (15) Kates (13) Hubbard (10) Sweet (7) Claytor (6)
Terrill (4) Warford (4) Coyle (3) Smith (1)
Next Week: 1/28 Bluegrass Conference Tournament at Nicholas
County 1/31 Nicholas County
Lady Eagles 38 Garrard County 62
Scoring: Parms (10) Hayes (9) Freeman (6) Ramey (5) Lanham (4)
Renner (2) Westfall (2)
Garrard County jumped out to a big 1st quarter lead. The Lady Eagles were
not able to recover from that. After the game, assistant coach William Dooley
commented, "Garrard County is a talented team that is very well coached. Our
girls have worked hard all week and have shown some improvements, but this
was a tough game for us."
Lady Eagles 64 Sayre 55
Photos submitted
Above, Kneeling(L to R): Sibyl Galloway, Virginia Deaver, Sadie Theodore-Powell, Victoria Graham Sitting On Starting Block: Maya Scoring: Hayes (16) Lanham (16) Renner (16) Ramey (5) Smith (4)
Westfall (4) Freeman (3)
Wright Standing(L to R): Abi Woodie, Chloe Atwater, Paige Edwards, Katriel Huff , Alexandria Horn, Breanna Cook, Ally
The Lady Eagles are starting to reap benefits from their emphasis on intensity
Maynard, Savanna Cooper, Angie Varwig (Assistant Coach) Flip Shackelford (Coach) Diving Board Front Row (L to R): Garrett through the entire game. Assistant Coach William Dooley said, "We are
Theodore-Powell, Olivia Morgan, Mikaela Morgan, Nick Galloway Diving Board Back Row (L to R): Joseph Mechum, Taylor thrilled with tonight's win. Our girls maintained their intensity until the end,
even through overtime. We hope to build on this win and continue to get
Justice, Will Spencer, Major McGraw, Connor Cartmill, Ben Lark, Malcolm Davis
better."
Next Week: 1/28 Greenup County 1/31 @Tates Creek
Lady Pirates 35 Frankfort 53
Scoring: Shearer (13) Fain (8) Winstead (5) Haycraft (3)
Montgomery (3) Sexton (2) Musick (1)
Berea shot 46% from the field and outrebounded Frankfort 33-27, but had 35
Foley Basketball turnovers. Sophia Shearer added 11 rebounds and Brooke Coccari had 6
assists.
Berea Lady Pirates Basketball
Overall Conference Cumulative Statistics Lady Pirates 60 Riverside Christian 21
Scoring: Shearer (21) Haycraft (14) Winstead (10) Fain (6) Keyser (2)
W L W L Montgomery (2) Musick (2) Sexton (2) Horn (1)
Name Points/Game Rebounds/Game Berea jumped out to a 15-0 start and never looked back. The Lady Pirates
6th Grade 16 4 11 0 Brooke Coccari 3.6 3.3 outrebounded Riverside 55-20. 7th Grader Alex Horn led the way with 10
rebounds and Sophia Shearer had 9 rebounds. Senior Taylor Winstead had 10
7th Grade 14 5 9 2 Chase Fain 5.9 2.5
points, 7 assists and 7 rebounds.
Hannah Haycraft 6.2 7.6
8th Grade 15 4 9 2
Lady Pirates 42 Bath County 52
Alex Horn 2.4 2.0
Scoring: Shearer (16) Winstead (12) Sandefur (7) Coccari (2) Fain (2)
Emliy Keyser 1.4 2.0
Berea Middle School Basketball Sexton (2) Haycraft (1)
Mira Montgomery 1.0 1.5 Berea turned the ball over 36 times and was 4/9 from the free throw line.
Bath County was 16/25 from the FT line.
Holly Musick 1.3 0.3
Overall Conference
Jordan Sandefur 6.2 2.1 Next Week: 1/27 Campbellsville 1/28 Bluegrass Conference
W L W L Victoria Sexton 2.5 3.5 Tournament at Nicholas County 1/31 Nicholas County
6th Grade 7 16 2 8 Sophia Shearer 12.5 9.1
7th Grade 1 21 0 10 Ashley Sizemore 2.0 3.0 T E R C LEARANCE
Taylor Winstead 2.6 2.5 N S
8th Grade 19 8 6 4 I A
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training and experience. check required. Shown by appt. only. lease;utilities not included; Shannon Wood Manor. Mt.Vernon Rd., Berea. 2
Hud approved. Laundry on site, 1,000 sq. ft. office space
Call 859-358-6666 32x2p references and deposit re- Close to Berea College. 2 bedroom, 1 bath. 1 mile
close to college & stores.
________________________ 32 Mary Street & quired. Call 985-8470 Mon- br., 1.5 ba. W/d hook-up. from town. $500.00 per Only $350/mo
FAMILY MAN seeks a part- 31 Hurley Street, Berea day through Friday between No pets. $400./mth + $400./ month. Becoming avail- CALL [phone]
Call 200-6874
time job, weeknights af- 8:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Deposit. 859-302-8656 able January 9th. Call office
ter 6:00 p.m., Saturdays. Shamrock Apts. ________________________ 21xtfnb number @ 986-8107 or 985-
I have computer support APARTMENT FOR RENT: ________________________ 5193 30x4b • Mobile hoMe lot •
experience. Dependable & Close to Berea College; 1 TOWNHOUSE FOR RENT: ________________________
1 & 2 BR Available
MOBILE HOME LOT:
reliable. Call 859-302-2365 bedroom, 1 bath, stove and BEREA. Two-bedroom HOUSE FOR RENT: 4 B/R,
W/D hookup, we pay garbage, Pinnacle View, 1 mile east
33x2p refrigerator furnished; $325 brick townhouse, very good 2 1/2 BA. Central Heat & Air.
Adjoining walking track & playground of town on 421, $125.00
________________________ monthly w/ lease; utilities condition, in good neigh- 1 block from Berea College
CAREGIVER available to sit 1 BR $315 not included; references borhood. Appliances and Campus. $850.00/month + monthly 859-582-6033
40xtfnb
with elderly. 3 ½ years ex- 2 BR $400 and deposit required. Call W/D hook-up. $400.00/mo. $850.00 deposit. Available
perience. References avail- 985-8470 Monday through plus utilities w/ 1-yr lease; January 15th 859-661-0036 • Mobiles for rent •
able. Call 859-854-3264 or 1 Year lease, deposit required Friday between 8:30 a.m. $400.00 deposit. No pets. 31xtfnb
859-893-1572 33x1p 986-5644 and 4:00 p.m. 31xtfnb Call 859-893-1921 31x3p ________________________ MOBILE FOR RENT: Nice
2 bedroom, 1 bath between
durham kennels ________________________ ________________________ HOUSE FOR RENT: 2 BR,
Berea and Richmond. Cen-
obedience training & boarding APARTMENT FOR RENT: TOWHOUSES FOR RENT: 1BA located between Berea
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
tral Heat & A/C. Rent $300;
In a caring home environment Close to Berea College; 2 2 BR Spring Circle Dr. 1st & Richmond. 10 minutes
jim durham, trainer One bedroom apartment, bedrooms, 1 bath, stove Townhouse: $400.00/month from most factories. Avail- Deposit $300. 859-979-
berea, kentucky 2865 31xtfnb
and refrigerator furnished; 2nd Townhouse: $425.00/ able Jan. 29th. $450.00/
[phone] $400 per month, utilities paid,
$400 monthly w/ lease; utili- month. Plus deposit. Utili- month + $450.00 deposit. • Mobiles for sale •
AUCTION $200 deposit, references & ties not included; references ties are separate. Call 859- No inside pets. Call Cathy
MOBILE FOR SALE: New
and deposit required. Call 200-6324 for info. 32x8p Black Weaver Rentals, LLC
agreement required. Single wide, vinyl siding/
The Irvin Group 985-8470 Monday through @ 859-302-1270 33x1b
• house for rent • shingle roof, 3 bedroom/2
Auctioneers • Realtors Call for availablility. Friday between 8:30 a.m. • coMMercial • bath $23,798. Call 859-623-
1-800-237-9734 and 4:00 p.m. 31xtfnb HOUSE FOR RENT: Nice
9404 32x2b
Lancaster, KY Our 34th Year 986-2756 ________________________ 3 bedroom, 2 bath brick FOR RENT: 2,400 sqft.
________________________
APARTMENT FOR RENT: house. 110 Christmas Warehouse w/office $550.00
MOBILES FOR SALE: $0
IRIS’ NEEDLE Brooklyn Blvd. 2 BR, 1 ½ Ridge $675.00. Nice 2 bed a month + $550.00 deposit,
down with your land will get
bath. $550.00 per month 1.5 bath Apartments 100 1-year lease. Background
ALTERATIONS, MENDING,
you a new home! Call 859-
CUSTOM SEWING w/ $550.00 deposit. Get Morning View $495.00. All check and references re-
623-9405 32x2b
Professional Quality • Iris Brandenburg up to $85.00 per month on units have central heat/air, quired. 859-492-0876
[phone] utilities. Call 859-575-2400 appliances, w/d hook-up. PLAZA DRIVE
33x2p Deposit required. No pets. 1st $500 Deposit
STORAGE
986-4757, 986-2266
PIANO W ________________________ 859-200-6780 Gets $1000 Visa
ROARING CREEK Blakewood / iles 10x10 $25/mo • 10x20 $50/mo
LESSONS TOWNHOUSES, ONE LEVEL HOUSE FOR RENT: 4 B/R 10x40 $90/mo • 20x40 $180/mo Gift Card with
APARTMENTS FOR RENT 2 story frame, 1 bath. Cen- Discount if paid yearly.
APTS & STORAGE UNITS AVAILABLE
tral heat & air. Furnished. purchase of multi-
$625/mo, $400/deposit 2 BR, 1.5 BA, stove, refrigerator,
Larry Brandenburg 10 miles from Berea and 3,500 SQ FT SPACE
Utilities included dishwasher, W/D hookup,
One level, 2 BR, 1 BA covered back patios. Jackson County. $400.00/ AVAILABLE ON section home
Experienced Teacher Washer & Dryer included Heating & Central Air. month + $400.00 deposit. GLADES ROAD
Master’s Degree Walk-in closets 986-7692 or 661-3259 606-438-3938 32x2p Suitable for Retail, Professional
[phone] Call [phone] ________________________ Office, Medical Office or Restaurant
www.RedColtProperties.com SELF STORAGE HOUSE FOR RENT: 2 Can be divided
Lessons at Union Church, Berea bedroom, 1 bath. Highway
HIGH TRAFFIC - VISIBLE SUPER CENTER
FOR RENT • HWY 21 WEST 1016, ½ mile East of Berea.
FROM RICHMOND ROAD of Corbin
• apartMents • $20 - $60 per month $600.00/month + $600.00 661-3269 [phone]
deposit. 859-661-0036
[phone]
APARTMENT FOR RENT: ________________________ Serious Inquiries Only www.claytonhomesofcorbin.com
Tri-city location exit 95- HOUSE FOR RENT: 2520
Kingland
Beautiful apartments. 2 Hwy. 1016, 2 BR, 1 BA. VACANCY
bedroom, 1 bath, applianc- Townhouse Apts. Stove & refrigerator. Blue-
es, washer/dryer hook-up, BRYANT’S CROSSING grass Energy, central air. Boone Square Classified
Luxury Townhouses in the
pool. Must see. $525.00/ APARTMENTS FOR RENT country, located 10 minutes Delta Gas water heater & Advertising
mo. 859-623-9446 52xtfn south of Kroger and gas furnace. New carpet Shopping Center
$800/mo, $400/deposit call Keeley
& paint. Energy efficient
Electric, water, sewer, garbage, 1 mile north of Berea.
wFo/arp Rpelinant:c Oesn,e s bheadrerdoo wma sahpet.r cable & internet PAID Rent: $595, all utilities paid. tilt double pane windows. 1600 Sq ft for leaSe 859 986-0959
& dryer w/adjacent tenant, One level, 2 BR, 2 BA Call: $550.00/month. 1 years
$395/mo plus deposit, utilities Washer & Dryer included. [phone] (days) lease. References required. office / retail
included. No pets. Call 986-1783 Call [phone] [phone] or No pets. Please leave mes- [phone]
after 6 p.m. or leave message. www.RedColtProperties.com sage @ 661-0342 or 986-
[phone] (nights)
8876 29xtfnb
www.donfosterrealty.com ASSOCIATES
Prudential email: [email protected]
711 Chestnut Street, Berea • Phil Malicote, GRI ...................................582-8882
• Janet Bowman ........................................302-3123
Office Hours: Mon-Fri 9-5; Sat and Sun by appt.
Independently owned & operated member of Don Foster Realtors® 859-986-8401 • Leonard Wilder .......................................979-1328
Prudential Real Estates Affiliates Incorporated. • Steve Clark .............................................625-4370
PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE FOR ALL OUR LISTINGS WWW.DONFOSTERREALTY.COM 1-800-998-2063 • fax [phone] • Kathy Clark .............................................625-4307
207 GOLDENHEAD DR. - 3 bedroom, 2 bath home on 1 acre. $115,000. MLS#41684. Debbie Pennington 893-0097. OPEN HOUSE
6326 SCAFFOLD CANE RD. - 4 bedroom, 2 bath, $134,000. MLS 41494 Kathy Clark 625-4307.
110 W. MAIN (Mt. Vernon) - PENDING. MLS 41493. Janet Bowman 302-3123. Lots • Acreage • Farms
5166 COPPER CREEK RD. - 4 bedroom, 2 bath, $129,900. MLS 41799. Amanda Stepp 353-2853.
MULBERRY TRACE - 4 Condo units for sale, $114,000 each. MLS 41771. Phil Malicote 582-8882. SUN, JAN 29, 2-4 p.m.
106 PEACHBLOOM CIRCLE - 4 bedroom, 2 bath, $219,000. MLS 41345. Phil Malicote 582-8882. 3734 HARMON’S LICK RD. - 31.5 acres, some woods, $95,000. MLS 41866. Kathy Clark 625-4307.
830 OLD RED LICK RD. - 3 bedroom, 2 bath, $139,500. MLS 41617. Steve Clark 625-4370. KELSEY DR. (Mt. Vernon) - 1 acre building lot. $20,000. MLS 41843. Steve Clark 625-4370.
249 MARY ST. - 3 bedroom, 2 bath, $110,000. MLS 41657. Phil Malicote 582-8882. PINWIL DR. - Approx 114 acres with house and bathrns. MLS 35377. Phil Malicote 582-8882.
344 KINGS TRACE DR. - 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath, $149,900. MLS 41307. Janet Bowman 302-3123. DOGWOOD DR., SOUTH - 5 acre tract. $58,000. MLS 31919. Janet Bowman 302-3123.
114 ACRE FARM - House with 3 bedroom, 2 bath, barns, pond. MLS 35377. Phil Malicote 582-8882. 128 COMMERCE DR.
20 CONNECTION ST. (Mt. Vernon) - 3 bedroom, 2 bath, $69,000. MLS 41842. Kathy Clark 625-4307. NEW LISTING
402 JACKSON ST. - 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath, $129,900. MLS 41451. Leonard Wilder 979-1328. $139,900.
1300 DIANA DR. - 3 bedroom, 3 bath, $199,900. MLS 38433. Phil Malicote 582-8882.
371 HWY 2004 (Sandgap) - 2bedroom, 2 bath, $139,900. MLS 41713. Steve Clark 625-4370.
615 MULE SHED LANE - 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath, $156,500. MLS 39074. Janet Bowman 302-3123. 608 Coleman Drive
320 APACHE DR. - SOLD. $142,500. MLS 40988. Phil Malicote 582-8882. 2 bedroom, 2 bath. Hostess: Lisa Foster
1004 BURNELL DR. - 3 bedroom, 2 bath, $162,900. MLS 40865. Phil Malicote 582-8882. $128,900. MLS#42206. 582-1010
6460 HWY 421 (Sandgap) - 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath, $114,900. MLS 40332. Phil Malicote 582-8882.
Phil Malicote 582-8882
2011 MERCHANT DR. - 12,652 sq. ft. commercial building, MLS 39970. Phil Malicote 582-8882.
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A8 The Berea Citizen Classified
Thursday, January 26, 2012
•mobiles for sale • •mobiles for sale • • miscellaneous • • miscellaneous • • employment • • employment •
WANTED TO BUY: Your WANTED: Sportscoat & HELP WANTED: Varied du-
$1,550 Year End Clearance Antiques and collectibles. pants or suits. Coat size: 52 ties. Send resume to: Re- Drivers -
Professionals willing
Antique glassware, furni- long. Pant size: 44x32. Also sume General Delivery Mt.
Down Deposit 2011s as low as
ture, quilts, all types of mili- want flat panel T.V.’s - non- Vernon, KY 40456 33x2p to Team.
Own Your Own $27,982 tary items, clocks, watches working. 985-2481 32x2p $4500-5500/mo avg.
(working or not), coins, and ________________________ Great Benefits,
White House Clinics has an
3 Bedroom, 2012s as low as paper money. All types of 2 ACER COMPUTERS for Hometime!
immediate opening for
gold, silver scrap, cast iron sale. 1 desktop, 1 laptop. HAZ Freight and
2 Bath Home.
$29,376 banks, toys, lighters, crock $400.00 each. Call 986- 2 CMAs in our Berea/ Explosives.
jugs, cast iron skillets, mar- 2646 33x2p
Richmond locations. CDL-A.
bles, pocketknives, fishing
• employment • Previous experience is 800-835-9471
items, Indian Arrowheads,
and much, much more. Also HELP WANTED: Caregiver required. Competitive
SUPER CENTER SUPER CENTER buying partial estates. Over needed day/evening shift salary and benefits. The Berea Baseball &
25 years experience. Call every other weekend in- Softball League is
(866)o f 9C6or4bi-n8353 (866)o f 9C6or4bi-n8353 Clarence Reece at: 606- cludes light housekeeping Please email resume to now accepting
531-0467 43xtfnb & cooking. Must have car & [email protected] applications for
www.claytonhomesofcorbin.com www.claytonhomesofcorbin.com
________________________ phone. Background check experienced
Levi Jeans $29.99, Carhart & references required. Call umpires.
Jeans $26.99-Napier Broth- 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Mon- If interested,
YEAR END SALE!
Got a OLDER Mobile
ers, 35 Public Square, Lan- Fri. 859- 986-4100 33x2p please contact
All Models Must caster, KY. 6xtfnb ________________________ Robbie Johnson at
Home - Trade for
859-582-7624 or email
Go by Dec. 31st.
New Home with • storage unit sale• [email protected]
STORAGE
Free $25 Gas Card
$0 Down Deposit. NOTICE • firewood for sale•
with Application
RENTALS OF AMERICA
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Storage will be selling 1-800-457-5678 50%
the contents of units Firewood

#40, 68 & 88 CLIMATE CONTROL
SUPER CENTER SUPER CENTER on or before NEW for Sale
UNITS AVIAILABLE
of Corbin of Corbin January 26, 2012 OFF FIRST 979-1071
[phone] [phone] if we do not FREE $19.00 LOCK
MONTH RENT
receive payment.
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28x56 4 Bedroom
Doublewide $50,788 KIM CLAYTOR
BROKER • 661-3772
Priced to Cut Loose
COLETTE 156 Woods Pointe Drive - 3 BR, 2 BA home Fourplex with large storage area. Room
Non Negotiable INGRAM on 1.46 acres, HW, tile, eat-in kitchen, front for possible 5th unit. Owner willing to
REALTOR • 302-2003 porch, back deck. Move-in ready! $134,900. finance. Only $149,900.
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RELIEF BUS DRIVER
SUPER CENTER Temporary Position
of Corbin 304 General Smith Dr. - 4 BR, 3 BA
[phone] brick home with 2 Owner's Suites, front Ridge Avenue - .9 acre lot in city 2229 Brassfield Road - Adorable 3 BR, 2 BA The College is currently recruiting for a RELIEF BUS
porch, deck, cathedral ceiling, HW. limits, convenient, woods. NEW PRICE ranch home on 1.16 acres! Metal roof, deck,
www.claytonhomesofcorbin.com Battlefield Golf Course! Only $159,000. $35,000. nice front porch. $125,000. DRIVER. This position requires a current CDL license,
a high school diploma or GED and an excellent driving
record. Because of the on-call nature of this work, it is
NEW LISTING
considered temporary without any assigned hours on a
regular basis.
Applications are required and will be accepted until the
position is filled.
• ROLLBACK
• 4X4 DUAL LINE RECOVERY WRECKER
Applicants may apply by obtaining and submitting
•LIGHT DUTY CHEVY WRECKER. an Application to Join the College Staff to People
FULLY INSURED AND LICENSED & AAA CERTIFIED. Services, Berea College, CPO 2189, Berea, KY 40404
ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE INCLUDING UNLOCKS AND or by contacting the People Services Department at
WINCH OUT SERVICES 24 HOURS A DAY. 859-985-3070 or 985-3050.
168 CROSSING VIEW - Brand new home with large
Berea College, in light of its mission in the tradition of impartial
rooms, backs up to farm, side entry garage. 3 big love and social equality, welcomes all peoples of the earth
to learn and work here. Employment decisions are based on
bedrooms, 2 full baths, huge front porch. Wonderful
training, education and experience related to the requirements
subdivision in the country. $129,900. of the job. All applicants for employment are considered without
regard to race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation,
Delma Peercy national origin, age or disability.
[phone]
[phone]
GILLIAM
[phone]
REALTY WORLD® Loretta Powell
REAL ESTATE & AUCTION Realtor/fulltime agent
427 Chestnut Street, Berea, KY [phone]
ADAMS & ASSOCIATES home
859-623-1900 [phone]
mobile
Sandy Adams Bill Adams 632 Chestnut Street, Berea, KY 40403 Aundrea Damrell Brad Warford John W. Gilliam Principal Broker/Auctioneer
Broker/Owner Realtor/Owner Assoc. Broker Realtor/Office Mgr.
859-623-1900 859-623-1900 www.realtyworldadams.com 859-661-3967 859-582-7757 www.gilliamrealestate.com
NEW LISTING
182 E. HAITI ROAD
Marilyn Staton Judy Laws Michael Anderson Donna Mabes Kassy Adams Mike Carman Sweet, mid-century cottage
Realtor Realtor Realtor Realtor Realtor Assoc. Broker style home with 3 BR, 2 BA,
859-625-2066 859-582-9941 859-661-2741 859-868-8847 859-779-9935 859-302-1507 Kit, LR, DR, Family Room. The
N E W N E W N E W structure was reconstructed from
the studs out in the 60’s & has a wood
composite siding. Int. features
include beautiful HW flooring, new
gas heat, & bsmt fireplace w/gas
logs. Two porches for enjoying this older neighborhood. Potential
income-producing apt. in the basement. $500 Selling Bonus for Quick
Sale! $122,500. MLS#42211.
100 Clear Fork Rd., Lincoln County 506 Lilly Rose, Berea. 670 Cottonwood Dr., Richmond.
$84,900. MLS#42189. $129,900. MLS#42187. $79,900. MLS#42220. • 919 GREENWOOD DRIVE (HOUSE & 0.31 A) ............................................$350,000
• 1069 J.D. CIRCLE .......................................................................REDUCED $135,000
100 Kenway, Berea. $129,900. MLS#42148. 112 Commerce Dr., Berea. $169,900. MLS#41807. 1303 Gabbard Town Rd., Madison Co. $150,000. MLS#40647. • 919 GREENWOOD DRIVE (HOUSE & 19.85 ACRE SUBD.) ....................$699,900
478 Erie Road, Fayette Co. $82,500. MLS#42122. 2645 Lexington Rd., Madison Co. $140,000. MLS#41817. 1089 J.D. Circle, Madison Co. REDUCED $139,900. MLS#40455.
900 Gabbardtown Rd., Madison Co. $109,900. MLS#42126. 674 Pine Woods Rd., Madison Co. $92,500. MLS#41801. 289 Turner Ridge Rd., Madison Co. $114,900. MLS#40690. • 502 N. POWELL STREET ....................................................................SOLD $79,900
506 Danville Ave., Lincoln Co. $35,000. MLS#42147. 704 Lac Ct., Madison Co. $132,000. MLS#41819. 1303 Gabbard Town Rd., Madison Co. REDUCED $147,500. MLS#40647. • 130 OLD WALLACETON ROAD ....................................................................$225,000
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156 Willow Lane, Garrard Co. $22,770. MLS#42062. 200 Westwood Dr., Madison Co. $124,900. MLS#41672. 119 Hilltop Dr., Madison Co. REDUCED $170,000. MLS#40459. • 239 NORTH MUDDY CREEK (8 ACRES) .....................................................$110,000
954 Marcellus Dr., Fayette Co. $22,000. MLS#42022. 347 Barnett Rd., Rockcastle Co. $59,900. MLS#41699. 528 Red Lick Rd., Madison Co. $247,900. MLS#40463. • 349 FOREST TRAIL DRIVE......................................................REDUCED $109,900
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4105 Loblolly Ln., Madison Co. $150,000. MLS#42014. 107 Cartier Dr., Madison Co. REDUCED $149,900. MLS#41552. 2503 Pleasant View Dr., Madison Co. $287,500. MLS#40178. • 107 GLADES ROAD (COMMERCIAL) .........................................................$200,000
24854055 CByabliceoe RRdd..,, CGlaarrrka rCdo C. o$1. 0$81.4 M2,5L0S0#.4 M19L2S8#.41969. 610709 5T uHrwneyr 9 T0r6a,i l,L Oinwcolsleny C Coo. .R REEDDUUCCEEDD $$5739,,590000.. MMLLSS##4411559611.. 101 Macedonia Rd., Jackson Co. REDUCED $14,900. MLS#40195. • 106 GLADES STREET ..................................................................REDUCED $99,900
117 Salter Rd., Madison Co. $83,000. MLS#41934. 247 Cornelius Rd, Jackson Co. REDUCED $34,900. MLS#41495. 703 Sizemore, Richmond. $75,000. MLS#40065. • 207 MT. VERNON ROAD .............................................................REDUCED $52,900
22048160 JW.Dis.e Cmiracnleto, wBner Read.. ,$ E1s6t9il,l9 C00o.. M$1L2S2#,940109.4 M1.LS#41962. 111646 COeldd aBr iDg rH., iMll aRddis.,o Jna Ccok.s RonE DCUoC. E$1D0 $99,920,705.0 M. MLSLS#4#411432710.. 730054 STuizrepmino Drer.,, RRiicchhmmoonndd.. $$17355,0,00000. .M MLLSS##4400007810.. • 301 PINNACLE STREET ...................................................................SOLD $169,900
888 Airport Rd. REDUCED $45,198. 113 Lester St., Berea. $60,000. MLS#41317. 306 Turpin Dr., Richmond. $75,000. MLS#40073. • 318 PEACHBLOOM HILL LANE...................................................................$160,000
111 Rut Hill Rd., Jackson Co. $81,500. MLS#41897. 138 Mt. Vernon Rd., Berea. $39,900. MLS#41318. 308 Turpin Dr., Richmond. $75,000. MLS#40072. • 359 PEACHTREE DRIVE ..................................................................SOLD $130,000
1381756 DLitotlue gHlaarsdw Cictk.,s RCriceehkm, Poonwdel.l $C1o.0 R0E,0D0U0C.E MD $L1S3#5,401009. 0M9L.S#41908. 2510082 B Drereeyzfeuws oRodd., MCiardcliseo, nM Caod.i sRoEnD CUoC.E $D3 7$92,59,04015. .M MLLSS##4411228722.. 4413454 EGdilwlesaprides P Aikvee, .G, aRrricarhdm Coon. RdE. D$3U0C5E,D00 $03.9 M,90L0S. #M4L0S0#74900.21. • 203 LOCKER STREET ...............................................................REDUCED $129,900
4004 Daisy Hill Ln., Fayette Co. $138,000. MLS#41910. 25067 KY Route 122, Floyd County. REDUCED $7,800 MLS#41079. 102 Allen Douglas Dr., Madison Co. REDUCED $114,900. MLS#40043. • 207 BOONE STREET ....................................................................REDUCED $84,900
1008 Vineyard Way, Berea. REDUCED $139,900. MLS#41794. 108 Lee Dr., Richmond. REDUCED $40,500. MLS#41001. 117 Deer Run Rd., Estill Co. $122,900. MLS#40045. • 175 E. HAITI ROAD....................................................................REDUCED $115,000
410 Turpin Dr., Richmond. $117,000. MLS#41835. 112 Daisey Road, Madison Co. REDUCED $79,900. MLS#41022. 130 Bend Rd., Madison Co. REDUCED $429,900. MLS#39931.
411 Turpin Dr., Richmond. $117,000. MLS#41830. Piney Branch REDUCED $29,900. 3725 W Highway 70 Eubank. REDUCED $30,000. MLS#39851. • 80 DALE LANE ............................................................................REDUCED $168,000
Lot 23, General Nelson Dr., Madison Co. $20,000. MLS#41834. 96 Fentress Ln., Madison Co. REDUCED $48,500. MLS#40272. 602 Dogwood Dr., South Berea. REDUCED $269,900. MLS#39729. • 233 SMITH LANE .......................................................................REDUCED $145,000
1013 Linden St., Madison Co. $40,000. MLS#41837. 103 Commerce Drive, Berea. $149,000. MLS#40918. 2004 Happy Top Rd., Jackson Co. REDUCED $31,500. MLS#34928.
141085 SNaolrtwero Rodd .D, Mr.,a Rdiicshomn oCnod. .$ $131360,0,00000. .M MLLSS##4411883567.. 411100 8C5e Hdawr yC 5li2ff ER.d R.,E MDUadCiEsDo n$ 3C5o5., 0$0105.9,500. MLS#40934. 229070 HNiedwdpeonr Vt aLlnle.,y B Redr.e, aG. aRrEraDrUd CCEoD. $ $9192,990,900. 0M. MLSL#S3#63665725.2. LAND
116 Salter Rd., Madison Co. $116,000. MLS#41858. 106 Belfair Court, Madison Co. $27,500. MLS# 39011. 207 Locust St. West, Richmond. REDUCED $49,900. MLS#39184.
334 Edwards Ave., Richmond. $130,000. MLS#41860. 988 Copper Creek Rd., Garrard Co. REDUCED $52,000. MLS#40782. 3015 Red House Rd., Madison Co. REDUCED $95,500. MLS#39349.
188 Mary St., Berea. $42,500. MLS#40962. Rockcastle Co., $34,900. MLS#40779. • 000 BARK ROAD, WACO (118+/-A) ...............................................................$265,000
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Richmond. $27,500 506 Danville 344 Baker Ln. 467 Hwy 6 2188 Whitaker Ln • PEGGY FLATS ROAD, 2 +/- ACRES ........................................................REDUCED $45,000
Lot 6 White Lick 204 Peachbloom 123 Rogers St. 2655 Tates Creek
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A9 The Berea Citizen Classified
Thursday, January 26, 2012
Master
Commissioner
Prestigious Home
tourism
were willing to give an loved Berea, but were dis- decrease the usable space
and 5.85 Acres
option for four months. appointed there wasn’t after bathrooms and other
The asking price would more meeting space for the areas were put in. They
134 Arrowhead Drive
Continued from page a1 equal approximately $34 a groups they would like to discussed contracting with
Mt. Vernon, KY
square foot. bring. She stated one cou- a company to conduct a
Saturday, January 28th
McCormick asked ev- ple from Scotland talked feasibility study on the
at 10:30 a.m.
ing and asked a lot of eryone on the commission about bringing their bag- property, and some talked
what if questions. What is to share their ideas for the pipe convention to Berea. about going directly to an
For additional information log onto www.fordbrothersinc.com
its importance to the cor- space. Many of the com- Arnold said, “I’m go- architect to see what their or contact Ford Brothers Inc. at 1-800-435-5454.
ridor there? What if we mission members stated ing to get on my soapbox. thoughts were.
could do something with that there was always a I think this is Berea’s fu- Concerns were raised
it? There are no hidden need for meeting space ture. I see the Learnshops about ongoing costs of the
agendas here, but we are for larger groups, and as someday being a weekly building, and who would
asking how can a building also a multi-use space for thing. We would get 1,000 be responsible for those.
be used to better tourism adults, families and youth people coming to Berea a They would also need to
and economic develop- in the community. Many month. I’d like to see this make a decision soon on
ment in Berea. Whether visitors to Berea expressed growing.” whether they would pay
this goes forward or not is interest in bringing larger All the commission for an option on the Car-
something we need to talk groups to Berea, according members agreed that Berea penter building. Friends & Companions Day Health Center
about.” to some of the commission was literally running out The commission set up
Commission member members, but discovered of space for different festi- a meeting with City Ad- ADMINISTRATOR - Full time, London Center. Minimum requirements
Charles Arnold reported there were no places for vals and conferences. The ministrator Randy Stone in are LPN license required and 2 years experience preferred. Must
on the information they them to meet. A Wesleyan Acton Folk Center stays order to discuss the bud- have a sincere desire to work with persons of all ages with special
needs. Prior experience in long-term care preferred.
had gotten from the Car- group will be coming to booked up. geting situation, find out
penters, who own the Berea in early February, Little brought up the what they are proposing PROGRAM ASSISTANT - Full time, London Center. Minimum
building in question on with a group of 200 del- question of renovation to do and what it will cost. requirements are high school or diploma or GED. Must have a sincere
the corner of Chestnut and egates, and they will be costs for the building, Once a decision is made desire to work with persons of all ages with special needs. Prior
experience in day health care preferred.
Fee. They confirmed that renting Berea Baptist for and also how many it on how to go forward, that
the building was for sale, their space. could fit according to the recommendation will be Friends & Companions offers a wonderful benefit package including
and the Carpenters would Pat Greathouse, the fire marshal. Commis- taken to city council. paid days off, holidays, company-paid health, dental, life and LTD.
sell it for $575,000. They owner of a bed and break- sion members agreed that If interested in joining one of the fastest growing segments of health
care, please contact [phone], FAX resume to [phone]
would finance it with no fast, stated that she would there would need to be
or email to [email protected].
down payment, and they often have couples who renovations, which would
EOE
[phone] • [phone]
www.roytoddbuilders.com
county Robbins stated the tech- trates a copy of the equip- stuff,” Clark said, who
• Ready for VA/FHA 2/10 warranty
nology had gotten so ad- ment lease agreement to suggested opening up the
• New homes for sale • 100% Financing
vanced that different zones look at, and stated that property two days a week
Continued from page a1 could be programmed in they could continue the to the public. 148 Old US 25 N - 2 story, 3 BR, 2.5 BA, 1500 sq. ft., garage, across
as exclusionary, keeping discussion at a later meet- Clark will speak to the from Silvercreek Elementary. $139,900.
the inmates from traveling ing. Garrard County officials
Godsend. The Madison
to different sections. Clark next brought up to make sure they are fine 152 Old US 25 N - 2 story, 3 BR, 2.5 BA, 1600
County Detention Center “I think it would be a the question of whether the with the plan, and if so, he sq. ft., garage, across from Silvercreek Elementary.
is a 190 bed facility, but $149,900.
great program,” Robbins county would be interest- stated he would bring the
currently has 260 inmates.
said, “as long as commu- ed in partnering with the matter back to the fiscal
When magistrate Billy nity safety is our priority.” City of Berea to purchase court. 124 Lynne Drive (Roaring Creek) - 4 BR, 5 BA, 2 master suites
Ray Hughes asked Jailer (one up, one down), finished basement, 3000 sq. ft. living space plus 2 car
Robbins stated that it property to dump brush. “Sounds like a win-win
Doug Thomas if there garage. $189,900.
could also be a good pro- Currently the county has situation for the county,”
were currently 50 people gram to look at for juve- to travel to Union City to Magistrate Larry Combs NEW HOMES UNDER CONSTRUCTION
who would be eligible for niles. Since the Madison dump off brush and limbs, said. “Now they have to PRICES STARTING AT $129,900
a home incarceration pro-
County Detention Center but individual residents take it to Estill and they
ALSO AVAILABLE...
gram, Thomas replied,
isn’t set up to take youth are not allowed to use the have to pay for it.”
“easily.” offenders, the sheriff’s de- site. Clark has been inter- In other business COMMERCIAL LOTS - GLADES ROAD
Instead of contracting
partment spends a lot of ested in a property since • Scott Tussey gave
RETAIL / PROFESSIONAL SPACE AVAILABLE ON GLADES RD.
out with a company to
manpower and fuel trans- taking office that the coun- the solid waste report for
& PLAZA DRIVE (next to interstate)
monitor and administrate
porting them to other loca- ty as well as residents can 2011. Last year, the depart-
the program, Clark recom-
tions. use for dumping off natu- ment cleaned up 760 miles
mended putting the pro-
The magistrates re- ral debris after events such of county roads and col- Want a Job with BENEFITS?
gram directly under the
sponded favorably to the as the ice storm. lected 4,209 bags of trash.
supervision of the county, idea, with many of them Clark had initially The loan-a-truck program NOW HIRING:
similar to the situation at
interested in the signifi- brought up the idea at a was utilized 199 times,
Clark County. He stated it cant savings this could joint meeting of the three and there were 640 large RN with long term exp.
would keep the costs much
provide for the county. The governments, but Rich- item pick-ups of things
less, since they would only for
inmates would be charged mond was not interested such as furniture and ap-
pay the lease amount for
for the program, with a in the partnership since pliances. Pounds of recy- QA/Staff Development
the electronic equipment
possible weekly fee for the the city already had their cling picked up last year
that is used to monitor the
lease of the equipment, own dumping ground. equaled 807,250, and they
prisoners. A full-time dep- BENEFITS INCLUDE:
and the county would not “Berea’s very inter- had 1,272 livestock remov-
uty sheriff could then run be absorbing the cost of ested,” Clark said, “but als with an average of • Paid Vacations • 401 Participation
the program with a few
providing food, lodging they’re waiting to see how 24.46 removals per week. • Health, Dental and Life Insurance
part-time employees.
and medical care for those the county feels about it.” • The property
• Educational Assistance • Attendance Bonus
“There’s one company
inmates. They are looking at two of 150 Cameron Way in
in Richmond that does this
Robbins pointed out that “huge hollars” in Garrard Berea was approved to Apply in person
program,” Clark said, “but
who would be eligible for County of 224 acres that be changed from general
Berea Health
people would have a hard
the home incarceration Clark said wouldn’t get commercial to single fam-
time affording it. Let’s program would be subject filled up in 200 years. The ily residential. The owner Care Center
bring it in-house, and lease
to the district court’s ap- plan would be to split the wanted the zoning cleared
the equipment instead of
proval. cost 50/50 with the City of up, before his child inher- 601 Richmond Road North, Berea
bidding out a service. If
“They’d consider the Berea. ited it. E.O.E. [phone]
the company has a prob-
ones who would be work- “This would be a place • The next meeting
lem with an inmate cut-
ing, going to school, tak- that we could open up to of the three governments
ting loose, they’re going
ing care of their families,” 85,000 people in the coun- will take place Feb. 16 at
to call the sheriff’s office to Clark said. ty to take their limbs and the Madison County Ex- PUBLIC NOTICE
handle it anyway.”
Clark gave the magis- tree branches and other tension Office.
County Attorney Marc The City of Berea is accepting applications for the
position of Accounts Receivable Specialist. This
position is responsible for preparing cash receipts
batch, daily deposit and update taxpayer records;
alcohol voted in the general elec- historic site is located . . .” precinct would not pre- for producing and mailing tax notices and various
tion in November. Some Bereans were con- clude another election oc- invoices; answering phones and emails and servicing
The particular Kentucky cerned earlier that this curring for the whole city. the collections window. Applicants for this position are
Continued from page a1 statute, 242.1242, that de- particular election would The county clerk’s office expected to have a high standard of customer service
tails the local option elec- prevent residents from will be verifying all the 103 and be capable of handling a large number of
tion for qualified historic later bringing a city-wide names on the petition, to transactions daily. A high level of organizational skills,
– the Berea College sites, states, “to promote election for alcoholic sales make sure they are all reg- integrity and accuracy are critical to this
owned Boone Tavern – is economic development in restaurants throughout istered voters for the East position. Excellent oral and written communication
located. Since the local op- and tourism in any county Berea. The Kentucky stat- Berea precinct. Once they skills are necessary. Minimum qualifications include
tion election was for the or city in which prohibi- ute states that no local op- verify those, the request High school diploma (or equivalent) plus 2-3 years
East Berea precinct, only tion is in effect, in whole or tion election shall be held for an election will be accounts receivable or related work experience.
Berea residents from that in part, and a qualified his- in the same territory more turned into Judge Execu-
precinct signed the peti- toric site is located, a local than once every three tive Kent Clark, who will
tion. The petition needed option election for the lim- years. However, in one have three days to set the Applications are available online at http://bereaky.gov,
to have 103 signatures, ited sales of alcoholic bev- Kentucky court case it was election date. The election or may be picked up at City Hall, 212 Chestnut Street.
equaling 25 percent of the erages by the drink may be determined that a precinct must take place between Deadline for applications is 4:00 p.m. on Friday,
registered voters from the held in the precinct of the and city were different ter- 60 and 90 days after the February 10, 2012. The City of Berea is an equal
East Berea precinct who county where the qualified ritories, so the East Berea petition was turned in. opportunity employer.
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A10 The Berea Citizen News
Thursday, January 26, 2012
Convocation
on
Immigration,
Citizenship
On January 26 at 3 p.m. in
Phelps Stokes Auditorium,
author and activist Rinku
Sen will present “Immigra-
tion and Citizenship in the
Age of Globalization” dur-
ing a convocation.
Rinku Sen is the presi-
dent and executive direc-
tor of the Applied Research
Center (ARC) and the pub-
lisher of Colorlines.com.
Sen has been a leading
figure in the racial justice
movement for the last 20
years and has positioned
Photo submitted
the ARC as the move-
ment’s national home for
media, research and activ- Those in the Berea Folk Gymnastic Club (BFGC) say they have had great success with this year’s program. Each year they see more and more chil-
ism. Sen has laced together dren joining them for recreational fun. The group is grateful to all involved, from children and their parents to Berea College students. Their help
journalism and organizing and enthusiasm make the program special. The goal at BFGC is to inspire children to maintain a healthy lifestyle through fun activities and games.
to further social change, Helping the youngest children explore their own athletic talent by improving their motor skills and safely increase their difficulty level. The older
with an expertise in race,
children typically have more body awareness which allows them a unique taste of what real Danish gymnastics is about. The group strives to main-
feminism, immigration,
tain this non-competitive gymnastics program. BFGC offers classes for 2-5 years old and their parents, 5-7 years old and 8 years old – early teen.
economic justice, philan-
Classes are once a week. For more information contact Danish Gymnastics Instructor Kristine Petersen on [email protected]
thropy and community
organizing. In 2008, Utne
Reader recognized Sen as
one of “Fifty Visionaries
Who Are Changing Your Silver Creek 1st Grade Poets
World.”
Before working with
the ARC Sen held several
leadership roles at the
Center for Third World
With the recent onset of wintry weather, Mrs. Hays’ phonics based spelling (not standard spelling), al-
Organizing (CTWO), a na-
first grade classroom, at Silver Creek Elementary, literation, and sensory details to create visual im-
tional network designed
began exploring characteristics of poetry welcom- ages within their free verse poem.
to achieve social and eco-
ing the wonderful winter season. Students used
nomic justice. Sen trained
new organizers and crafted
public policy campaigns ANGLIN’S
for CTWO from 1988-2000. Wonderful Winter Wonderful Winter
Currently, Sen is the vice Snowe flying, Snow floting,
chair of the Schott Founda-
Hot cocoa with marshmelos, Firwoods worming me,
tion for Public Education
Snowbolls fite hit me, Chicn noodl soop cocing, BODY SHOP
and a board member of the
Philanthropic Initiative for Lafing Kids. Snow fitses,
Racial Equity. Sen is also Wonderful Winter The wind bloing.
the chairwoman of the By Charles Johns Wonderful Winter
Media Consortium, an as- Collision, Repair & Painting
By Stephen Whitehead
sociation of progressive in-
dependent media outlets, US 21 West, Berea
and she sits on the boards Wonderful Winter Wonderful Winter
of the Restaurant Opportu- The snow flying. Christmas tree filled with ordamits,
(2 Miles from I-75)
nities Centers United and I can smel a snow flaeck. Hot choclet keeping me warm,
Working America. 986-2492
Tast the snow on my tung, The Christmas fest,
Ms. Magazine named
Snow freezing on my hand. The snow on my gloves,
Sen one of 21 feminists to
watch in the 21st century The snow cruching uder my feet. The wind going crazy. • Free Estimates
and Sen’s book, “The Acci- Wonderful Winter Wonderful Winter
• Insurance Claims Welcome
dental American: Immigra- By Ahmad Lahamer By Jada Carter
tion and Citizenship in the
Age of Globalization” won “When you’ve been to the rest,
Submitted to The Citizen
the Nautilus Book Award
Silver Medal and was a come to the best.”
Finalist for the ForeWord
Magazine 2008 Book of the
Year Award.
Witnessing a break in?
Sen has made appear-
Ribbon Cutting at Eye Care Center
ances on NPR; GritTV; Fox
News; C-Span; Brave New With the holidays approaching, break ins are occuring more often.
Make sure you lock your cars and homes!
Film’s Meet the Bloggers;
The Tavis Smiley Show; Call Central DispaCh for 623-1248
Air America’s Ron Reagan immeDiate poliCe response or 623-1269
Show; Asia Pacific Forum;
Pacifica Radio Stations, in- Don’t let your home
be burglarized
cluding KPFA’s The Morn-
• Make your home look occupied all
ing Show; Regional NPR the time. Use automatically timed
lights and radios. Don’t allow phone
shows including WNYC’s ringers to be heard outside and
never leave notes on your door.
The Takeaway, Peter B. • Make sure there is good lighting
outside of your residence.
Collins, and Michael Eric
• Install motion detector lights.
Dyson. • Always lock your doors, and do
not hide a spare key outside.
• Do not post your vacation
times or whereabouts on
social media outlets.
On December 21, members of the
Chamber�s Ambassador Committee
conducted a ribbon cutting cere-
mony at the Eye Care Center, lo-
February 3rd • 10 a.m. cated at 201 Glades Road.

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Authors:
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• Bob Terrell - Discussing ‘Have we lost our Common Sense?’ prehensive eye care with most pre-
scriptions ready in one to two days.
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