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Speaker 1: Now we turn to the Breatht Advocate to read news
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Speaker 1: from Jackson and Breathett County. Your reader today is Beth maclan.
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Speaker 1: We will begin with the edition dated August fifth, twenty
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Speaker 1: twenty six, which is donated by the publisher as a reminder.
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Speaker 1: Radio Wize a reading service intended for people who are
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Speaker 1: blind or of other disabilities that make it difficult to
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Speaker 1: read printed Materialcing to the front page. Two locals facing
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Speaker 1: battery and strangulation charges in Florida. Two business managers from
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Speaker 1: Jackson were arrested in Florida recently after a physical altercation
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Speaker 1: that caused multiple injuries to both. Taren Hayes, age forty,
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Speaker 1: the director of food services at La Cabana's Mexican restaurant
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Speaker 1: and the Hungry Hiker, was arrested on a charge of
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Speaker 1: misdemeanor battery, while her husband, Trevor Hayes, aged thirty one,
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Speaker 1: owner of Hayes Tree and Landscape Service in Jackson, Kentucky,
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Speaker 1: was arrested on felony charges of battery and strangulation. The
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Speaker 1: instant allegedly took place in Key West, Florida, on July
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Speaker 1: twenty ninth, after police said the two had consumed alcohol.
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Speaker 1: A police report obtained by the Advocate. Key West Police
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Speaker 1: Department dispatchers advised that the caller reported the wife had
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Speaker 1: been separated from the husband and was away from the
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Speaker 1: room while the husband remained inside the hotel. Upon arrival,
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Speaker 1: police made contact with the female, identified as Taran Hayes.
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Speaker 1: Officers say they immediately observed multiple visible injuries. Tarran had
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Speaker 1: bruising on both arms and elbows, swelling and redness on
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Speaker 1: the left side of her face, and a dark bruise
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Speaker 1: on her left ear, thin red abrasion on the left
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Speaker 1: side of her neck, consistent in size and location with
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Speaker 1: the necklace. She was wearing an additional swelling and red
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Speaker 1: bruising beneath her left ear that appeared consistent with manual
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Speaker 1: pressure having been applied to her neck. Police also state
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Speaker 1: that Trevor said he had been struck by Terran multiple
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Speaker 1: times and sustained several injuries. Both admitted striking each other,
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Speaker 1: according to officers, The couple was arrested, handcuffed, and transported
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Speaker 1: to the Monroe County Detention Center in Florida without incident.
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Speaker 1: Mister Hayes was released on a surety bond of seventy
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Speaker 1: five hundred dollars, while Missus Hayes's bond was not listed
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Speaker 1: on the court's website. Both are scheduled to appear back
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Speaker 1: in court in Florida on August twelfth, twenty twenty six,
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Speaker 1: at nine a m. Next from the front page, Local
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Speaker 1: teen attends Fancy Farm Political Picnic. A Local teen recently
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Speaker 1: attended the annual political fear Fancy Farm Picnic in Western Kentucky.
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Speaker 1: B HS student Hunter Barrett of Jackson attended the event
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Speaker 1: on Saturday, August first, and was able to meet several
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Speaker 1: key political figures, ranging from potential Republican governor candidate James
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Speaker 1: Comer to Secretary of State Michael Adams. Since eighteen eighty,
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Speaker 1: the annual Fancy Farm Picnic is held in August and
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Speaker 1: is famously known as the premier stage for political oratory.
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Speaker 1: It's a day where community heritage, historic flavors, and political
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Speaker 1: spirit collide under the vibrant August sun, carrying forward a
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Speaker 1: record breaking legacy for generations to come. Next, let's play
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Speaker 1: our weekly game of Guess who I. Will give you
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Speaker 1: the prompt twice, once now and once at the end
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Speaker 1: of the recording. Guess who I Am? An actor born
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Speaker 1: in England. On November tenth, nineteen eighty nine, I performed
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Speaker 1: with local youth theaters and graduated from the Royal Academy
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Speaker 1: of Dramatic Art. I was the voice of a piano
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Speaker 1: playing Gorilla and also starred as a famous singer songwriter
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Speaker 1: on the big screen. Do you know who this is?
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Speaker 1: Stay until the end to see if you got it right.
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Speaker 1: Turning to the front page. Hospital no longer accepting Wellcare insurance. Recently,
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Speaker 1: it was announced that the local hospital and its clinics
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Speaker 1: will no longer be accepting Wellcare insurance. A letter went
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Speaker 1: out to recipients of Wellcare stating that Kentucky River Medical
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Speaker 1: Center is no longer recognized as an in network provider.
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Speaker 1: With nearly half of the Breathitt County population receiving Medicaid,
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Speaker 1: the move has affected thousands of local people. The hospital
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Speaker 1: released the following statement this week with steps the community
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Speaker 1: can take to have coverage to be seen locally. An
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Speaker 1: important update for patients with Wellcare. You may have received
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Speaker 1: a letter saying Kentucky River Medical Center and related clinics
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Speaker 1: would be out of network as of September fifteenth, twenty
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Speaker 1: twenty six. We understand that letter was unsettling. We want
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Speaker 1: to assure you we are working diligently to reach an
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Speaker 1: agreement with Wellcare and remain in network. You can continue
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Speaker 1: to receive care at KRMC in associated clinics as you
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Speaker 1: always have. For many patients, driving outside of Brethett County
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Speaker 1: is not ideal for managing a chronic condition, recovering from surgery,
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Speaker 1: or caring for a family member. Keeping care available close
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Speaker 1: to home in our community is our priority. Keep your
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Speaker 1: appointments as scheduled. If anything changes, you'll hear it from
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Speaker 1: us directly. If the Medicare portion of the plan ends
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Speaker 1: on September fifteenth, Medicare patients can change plans using open enrollment,
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Speaker 1: which is October fifteenth to December seventh, twenty twenty six. However,
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Speaker 1: the new plan won't take effect until January first, twenty
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Speaker 1: twenty seven. Chapter advisors are available at six zero six
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Speaker 1: six six six six six one five five to help
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Speaker 1: you compare plans and recommend the best option for your
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Speaker 1: individual needs. Call us if you have any questions at
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Speaker 1: Next Highway fifteen Widening Progresses Highway fifteen. Widening and construction
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Speaker 1: continues in Jackson. Pictured in the news paper is the
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Speaker 1: new ramp leading from the four lane to Lakeside Estates
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Speaker 1: near the Old Jackson Inn. The project is scheduled for
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Speaker 1: completion in twenty twenty seven. I will now read this
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Speaker 1: week's obituaries. I will only read the name, age, and
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Speaker 1: location if given. If listeners wish to hear the entire obituary,
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Speaker 1: please feel free to call us at RADIOI at eight
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Speaker 1: five nine four two two six three nine zero. I
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Speaker 1: will repeat this number at the end of this segment
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Speaker 1: as well. Brenda Lucas Boggs, age seventy seven, of Jackson, Kentucky.
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Speaker 1: And Joel K. Little, age sixty eight, of Wolf Creek, Kentucky.
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Speaker 1: These were the obituaries for the August fifth edition of
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Speaker 1: The Breathet Advocate. If you wish to have an entire
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Speaker 1: obituary read, please call us at eight five nine four
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Speaker 1: two two six three nine zero. We would be happy
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Speaker 1: to help. Next a message from the family of Reverend
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Speaker 1: Robert G. Cundiff. Thank you. The family of Reverend Robert G. Cundiff,
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Speaker 1: daughters Sheryl Crane, Debbie Merrill, and Kathy Hazel send our
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Speaker 1: grateful appreciation to family and many friends who were there
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Speaker 1: for us in our time of need. Mount Carmel k
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Speaker 1: m b C. Five Mile Community Church and our neighbors
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Speaker 1: and war Creek friends have demonstrated a lot of love.
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Speaker 1: We are so grateful thanks to all who called us
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Speaker 1: and sent prayers, flowers, cards, donations and food. Hundreds of
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Speaker 1: people gave tribute to Dad online. They mentioned his excellent
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Speaker 1: teaching in the pulpit, in the classroom, on the radio,
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Speaker 1: and in everyday life. He was a godly example who
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Speaker 1: gave them wise counsel infused with humor and practical tips.
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Speaker 1: Thanks to Jeff and Jessica Hamilton and the staff of
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Speaker 1: breath At Funeral Home for the dignified, professional funeral rendered
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Speaker 1: with love and support. We also appreciate the excellent articles
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Speaker 1: from the two local newspapers, The Breathet Advocate and the
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Speaker 1: Jackson Times Voice. We are thankful for Pastors Tom Lorimer
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Speaker 1: and David Spencer who delivered stirring messages with the themes
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Speaker 1: of trust in God and heart holiness at his memorial.
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Speaker 1: Thank you to our friends and the Mount Carmel Kitchen
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Speaker 1: who regularly brought lunch to Dad's home. The Murphrey and
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Speaker 1: Dettwiler families often brought homemade food and fresh garden produce.
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Speaker 1: Along with the food they brought cheer Pastor Tom and
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Speaker 1: Becky Lorimer provide timely prayers and faithful encouragement with their
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Speaker 1: regular visits. Multiple health entities were there with excellent care
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Speaker 1: during these past few years. This includes the following Robert's family, doctor,
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Speaker 1: Alison Manning and Juniper Health, our closest first responders, Raymond
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Speaker 1: and Rachel Heater Home Health, Jackson Physical Therapy and Bluegrass
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Speaker 1: Care Navigators. The caregivers in Jackson, Woodford, UK and Clark
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Speaker 1: Regional Hospitals provide excellent care throughout the last few years.
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Speaker 1: Dad appreciated each visit, phone call and note from his
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Speaker 1: loving friends. A team of incredible men drove Dad to
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Speaker 1: medical appointments and special outings in Jackson, Winchester, Hazard and Lexington.
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Speaker 1: We send our deepest thanks to Sam Marshall, Mervyn Mann's,
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Speaker 1: David Macintosh, Charles Hayes, Quincy Murphrey, David Worthrow, Howie Wickliffe
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Speaker 1: and Sam Deal. Sometimes distance and obligations prevented family members
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Speaker 1: from being available. We are grateful to kind friends who
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Speaker 1: filled in the gaps. Thank you to Dad's neighbors on
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Speaker 1: the Ridge for faithfully visiting and checking on him. Barry
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Speaker 1: Combs and David Wright gave Dad enormous relief by providing
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Speaker 1: long care threat the years when it became challenging for
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Speaker 1: Dad to do it himself. Along with the above, God
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Speaker 1: bless all who honored our Dad by coming to his
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Speaker 1: visitation and memorial service. Dad's heart would have been deeply
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Speaker 1: touched by the friends who came, including the incredible men
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Speaker 1: who stood as honorary pallbingers. He loved you all so
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Speaker 1: much and his grateful family will never forget you. Just
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Speaker 1: move on to the Advocate columnist and first step, So
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Speaker 1: be it by Pastor Naomi. God waits, God waits to
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Speaker 1: be wanted. The man who would truly know God must
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Speaker 1: give time to him quote A w Tozer. What comes
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Speaker 1: into our mind when we think about God is the
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Speaker 1: most important thing about us. The true Christian ideal is
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Speaker 1: not to be happy, but to be holy. The Holy
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Speaker 1: Spirit never enters a person and lets them live like
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Speaker 1: the world. You can be sure of that the Lord
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Speaker 1: Jesus Christ is enough. I don't want to water down
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Speaker 1: Christianity if you do not worship God seven days a week.
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Speaker 1: You do not worship Him on one day a week.
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Speaker 1: To desire revival and at the same time, to neglect
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Speaker 1: prayer and devotion is to wish one way and walk another.
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Speaker 1: People who are crucified with Christ have three distinct marks.
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Speaker 1: They can never turn back. They no longer have plans
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Speaker 1: of their own. Modern religion focuses upon filling churches with people.
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Speaker 1: The true Gospel emphasizes filling people with God. The enemy
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Speaker 1: doesn't have to destroy your future. If he can distract
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Speaker 1: you from your present, he will convince you to compare
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Speaker 1: your life, chase someone else's calling, or keep waiting for
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Speaker 1: a better oper oportunity while the one God has already
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Speaker 1: placed in front of you goes unnoticed. But purpose isn't found.
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Speaker 1: Someday it grows in the ground beneath your feet. Today,
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Speaker 1: the conversation you are about to have, the person standing
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Speaker 1: in front of you, the work in your hands, and
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Speaker 1: the opportunity in this moment may be the very assignment
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Speaker 1: God has entrusted to you. Stop waiting for a different
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Speaker 1: season to become faithful. Before you ever achieved anything, God
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Speaker 1: chose you, before you ever provided anything. He called you.
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Speaker 1: Your identity is not built on outcomes, applause, or progress.
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Speaker 1: It is anchored in who He says you are. You
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Speaker 1: are loved without condition. You are called with intention. You
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Speaker 1: are equipped for this moment. You don't have to have
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Speaker 1: everything figured out. You just take the next step in obedience.
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Speaker 1: Even in the silence, he is working, Even in the waiting,
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Speaker 1: he is preparing. Even in the pressure, He is forming
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Speaker 1: something in you that could not be built any other way.
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Speaker 1: You are going to make it. God is faithful. Sometimes
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Speaker 1: you are so focused on where you're going that you
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Speaker 1: forget where you are. The life you are rushing through
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Speaker 1: is the life you once prayed for. The opportunities, the growth,
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Speaker 1: the strength, the relationships, and the doors God has already
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Speaker 1: opened were once the very things you were asking him for.
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Speaker 1: Don't become so consumed with tomorrow that you miss the
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Speaker 1: gift of today. Slow down, thank God for what is
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Speaker 1: in front of you, and give this moment your full attention.
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Speaker 1: One day you will look back and realize these were
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Speaker 1: the days you had been praying would come your miracle
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Speaker 1: and breakthrough. Are you? Credit Benjamin Lundquist ig Amen So
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Speaker 1: be it next. Life on the Old Dirt Road by
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Speaker 1: Bobby Thorpe Cole. In today's world we hear how Cole
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Speaker 1: keep the lights on. In my years growing up on
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Speaker 1: the old dirt road, coal did much more. Since coal, oil,
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Speaker 1: and kerosene originate from decaying plants and other items from
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Speaker 1: millions of years ago, they're one and the same. When
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Speaker 1: I was a child, coal oil lamps were used to
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Speaker 1: light our homes. Coal was used to build fires, and
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Speaker 1: many times oil was used on wood to keep it
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Speaker 1: from rotting, and on the road to keep dust down.
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Speaker 1: I remember many mornings watching Mom and Dad put in
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Speaker 1: a coal bucket or a five gallon bucket full of
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Speaker 1: coal and hands full of wood to heat the tar
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Speaker 1: paper covered house. They would use small pieces of wood
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Speaker 1: called kindling to start a small fire, then add coal
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Speaker 1: and wood on top of it. The damper on the
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Speaker 1: stove near the ashpan would control how much air would
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Speaker 1: get to the fire, which regulated the temperature. My parents
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Speaker 1: would also keep a pot of water on the heating
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Speaker 1: stove to keep the air humidified. I can remember using
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Speaker 1: the shaker at the bottom of the stove to shake
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Speaker 1: the ashes into a pan to be removed from the stove.
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Speaker 1: We would then take them outside and dump them in
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Speaker 1: the driveway or over on the creek bank. We would
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Speaker 1: also use coal and wood to start a fire in
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Speaker 1: the cookstove. Mom would make soup, beans, chicken and dumplings,
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Speaker 1: and squirrel and dumplings on the heating stove. Our bathwater
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Speaker 1: would also be heated on the heating stove and poured
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Speaker 1: into a metal washtub. I can remember Dad and my
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Speaker 1: uncles bringing home fifty five metal barrels full of used
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Speaker 1: motor oil and pour it on the road to keep
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Speaker 1: the dust down when cars and trucks traveled on it.
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Speaker 1: The oil kept the dust down for weeks. Today, many
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Speaker 1: still heat the coal furnaces, heating stoves, and kerosene heaters.
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Speaker 1: I also remember seeing people dig the coal out of
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Speaker 1: the hill with a pick and a shovel. Not only
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Speaker 1: did coal play an important role in our lives, it
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Speaker 1: also provided job from my father as a coal miner.
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Speaker 1: Cole brings back many memories of life on the old
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Speaker 1: dirt road. Next from the Councilor's Desk by Randy Cloth
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Speaker 1: LPCC and CC small steps towards a merry Heart. Let's
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Speaker 1: continue to look more closely at one important part of
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Speaker 1: emotional self care. The conversation we have within ourselves and
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Speaker 1: the actions that we engage. In the past two weeks
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Speaker 1: have explored helpful healthy self talk and our thoughts. This
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Speaker 1: week we look at helpful positive actions to deal with
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Speaker 1: the natural struggles in life with which we deal all
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Speaker 1: too often. After talking about it, praying about it, writing
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Speaker 1: about it, in other words, getting it out, then get
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Speaker 1: involved in helpful positive activities. Getting involved in relaxing activities
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Speaker 1: such as exercise, going for a walk, standing out up
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Speaker 1: to stretch, listen to music, care for your pet, read
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Speaker 1: a good book, write in a journal, eat a healthy snack,
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Speaker 1: draw a picture, doodle on paper, color a coloring page,
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Speaker 1: do some cleaning, work on a crossword puzzle, put a
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Speaker 1: puzzle together, play or learn an instrument, watch a good movie,
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Speaker 1: send a positive text or note to someone, write a story, poem,
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Speaker 1: or song. All of these, and of course many others,
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Speaker 1: can be very relaxing and provide a wonderful distraction. Proverbs
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Speaker 1: seventeen twenty two says a merry heart does good like medicine,
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Speaker 1: but a broken spirit dries the bones. Proverbs seventeen twenty two,
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Speaker 1: New King James version. Engaging enjoyable activities can be helpful
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Speaker 1: towards developing a merry heart. Explore the internet, books and
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Speaker 1: magazines for more ideas on fun activities like these. For
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Speaker 1: that matter, matter many play games and engage in Internet
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Speaker 1: and smartphone games and activities. The local library would be
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Speaker 1: a great resource for all this and more. No matter
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Speaker 1: what challenges you may be facing, keep hoping, praying, believing
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Speaker 1: and trusting, and never give up. Remember to take care
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Speaker 1: of yourself. If you or someone you know is experiencing
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Speaker 1: severe emotional distress or suicidal thoughts, professional help is available.
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Speaker 1: Call the crisis line at one eight hundred two six'
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Speaker 1: two seven, four nine to one or nine eight, eight
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Speaker 1: go to the emergency, room or contact a qualified. Counselor
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Speaker 1: for appointments with professional, counselors call one eight hundred five
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Speaker 1: seven five seven two two. Three this article offers general
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Speaker 1: mental health guidance and is not a substitute for professional.
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Speaker 1: Advice always consult a mental health provider or a position
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Speaker 1: with specific. Concerns seeking help is an important step in
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Speaker 1: caring for mental. Health, next we have talking pictures By BRIAN. C,
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Speaker 1: combs always directed By Steven spielberg nineteen eighty. Nine Steven
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Speaker 1: spielberg's filmography is so great that what is considered one
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Speaker 1: of his worst films would be considered most of other filmmakers.
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Speaker 1: Best always Stars Richard dreyfuss As, pete an expert pilot
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Speaker 1: that uses his skills to fight forest. Fires after a
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Speaker 1: daring mid air maneuver to help save his coworker and
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Speaker 1: best Friend al played By John, Goodman pete's plane, explodes killing.
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Speaker 1: Him pete awakens in the afterlife and is informed before
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Speaker 1: crossing over he will be assigned to act as a
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Speaker 1: spiritual guide To, ted an aspiring pilot and air. Firefighter
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Speaker 1: pete begins staying with and Assisting. Ted things get complicated
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Speaker 1: When ted begins to fall in love With, Derinda pete's
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Speaker 1: girlfriend and the love of his life at the time
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Speaker 1: of his. Death Holly hunter gives a fantastic performance As.
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Speaker 1: Derinda even though her role is a supporting, role she really.
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Speaker 1: Owns this Film always may not Be spielberg's, Best, however
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Speaker 1: it is thoroughly entertaining and at times. Moving it may
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Speaker 1: be overly optimistic and, Sentimental, however it will leave you
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Speaker 1: with a smile on your face and maybe a tear
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Speaker 1: in your. Eye see you at The Movies brian c comes.
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Speaker 1: Next let's check in With Rich bunton For Senior Citizens.
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Speaker 1: News Daniel boone visits The. Center On june, sixteenth The
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Speaker 1: Brethet County Senior Citizen center hosted guest Speaker Stephen Caudle
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Speaker 1: Nationally Recognize Daniel, boone authority and. Reenactor this special event
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Speaker 1: was part Of Brethet county celebration of The United states
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Speaker 1: Of america Semi. Quincentennial since this event was opened to the,
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Speaker 1: public not only were there many seniors in, attendance but
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Speaker 1: also younger people and even. Children Mister caddle was dressed
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Speaker 1: in authentic period clothing Like Daniel boone would have worn
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Speaker 1: in the seventeen. Hundreds he also brought along his long
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Speaker 1: rifle and, Trustdock Miss. Jenny after providing an introduction in
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Speaker 1: some background, information Mister caddle assumed the role Of Daniel,
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Speaker 1: boone telling his stories in the first person and talking
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Speaker 1: to all in attendance as if they were being visited
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Speaker 1: By Daniel boone over two hundred years. Ago this really
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Speaker 1: captured everyone's attention and kept young and old. Enthralled As
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Speaker 1: Daniel boone related his capture by A Shawnee War party
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Speaker 1: adoption into the tribe and later returned To. Boonsboro after
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Speaker 1: relating his stories As Daniel, boone Mister caddle returned to
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Speaker 1: the twenty First cents and talked about his authentic clothing
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Speaker 1: and answered several questions from the. Crowd he then made
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Speaker 1: himself available for pictures with all in, attendance, young, old
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Speaker 1: and everyone in. Between really enjoyed getting their pictures taken
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Speaker 1: With Daniel boone And Miss. Jenny Mister caudle also enjoyed
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Speaker 1: eating lunch with the, seniors visiting with, everyone and touring
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Speaker 1: The Breathitt County. Museum he commented on the wonderful hospitality
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Speaker 1: he received at The Breathitt County Senior center and those
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Speaker 1: in attendants noted how much they enjoyed the visit Of Daniel.
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Speaker 1: Boone it was a wonderful day that will long be. Remembered,
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Speaker 1: next let's check in With Kathleen abner For Helping Hands Christian. Resources,
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Speaker 1: hello friends and. NEIGHBORS i hope that everyone is. Well
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Speaker 1: we hear At Helping Hands Christian resources have our community
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Speaker 1: and its needs in our prayer. DAILY i would love
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Speaker 1: to get a great big shout out To Mountain Gospel
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Speaker 1: wonderful station with wonderful people that are very dedicated and
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Speaker 1: sincere about being a servant a child Of god to
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Speaker 1: give encouragement to the saints and plant seeds to the.
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Speaker 1: Lost it greatly touched my heart When Brother Robert kundiff
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Speaker 1: passed away. Recently he did five minute devotions On Mountain
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Speaker 1: Gospel radio for many years and was a blessing to,
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Speaker 1: many including. MYSELF a perfect example of compassion that this
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Speaker 1: will be continuing on with his daily devotions. Indefinitely out
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Speaker 1: of respect For Brother, ROBERT i gave you the call
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Speaker 1: you will be. Blessed next an, Announcement Breathitt County schools
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Speaker 1: will be participating in The National School Lunch program and
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Speaker 1: The School Breakfast. Program as part of this, Program Highland
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Speaker 1: Turner Elementary, School Breathitt County High, School Sebastian Elementary, school
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Speaker 1: And Breathitt Elementary school will offer healthy meals every school
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Speaker 1: day at no cost to the. Students due to the
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Speaker 1: implementation of The Community Eligibility provision for school year twenty
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Speaker 1: twenty six to twenty twenty, seven students will be able
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Speaker 1: let's return to our game of guess. Who here is
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Speaker 1: the prompt, Again guess WHO i? Am an actor born
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Speaker 1: In england On november, tenth nineteen eighty. NINE i performed
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Speaker 1: with local youth theaters and graduated from The Royal academy
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Speaker 1: Of Dramatic. ART i was the voice of a piano
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Speaker 1: Playing gorilla and also starred as a famous singer and
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Speaker 1: songwriter on the big. Screen who AM? I I'm Taren.
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Speaker 1: Egerton did you get it? Right come back next week
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Speaker 1: and we'll play. Again this concludes the reading of The
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Speaker 1: Breatht advocate for news From jackson And Breathett. County your
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Speaker 1: reader has Been beth Mac. Lean now please stay tuned
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