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The West Jessamine track and field team is hosting a pancake breakfast at Applebee's in Nicholasville on Saturday, March 17, from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. to raise funds for a spring break training trip to Orlando, Fla. Tickets are $5. Other sponsors are CiCi's Pizza, Chick-Fil-A, McDonald's, Sam's Club and Kroger. Total cost for the trip is about $10,000. For more information, call MikeStratford at 858-2414. Ladies Golf Club begins April 2 The Ladies Golf Club at Old Bridge in Danville is holding an informational meeting on March 26 at 10:30 a.m. in the clubhouse restaurant.

The Telephone Pioneer luncheon was held March 8 at Applebee's in Winchester. Present were Mary Emma Arvin, Robert H. Berryman, Bonnie Biggerstaff, Myrna Blackman, Annette Crossfield, Leona W. Epperson, Vivian Everman, Lucille Faulk, Betty Franklin, Bob Hellmann, Kay Hellmann, Elizabeth Hensley, June Huggins, Alma Jones, Helena Lemon, Elizabeth Prather, Allen Rogers, Mary Rogers, Mary Rupsis, Doris Satterwhite, Ruth Shearer, Bill Thiry, Nancy Thiry,...

The Telephone Pioneer February luncheon was Feb. 8th at the Golden Corral in Winchester.Present were Robert H. Berryman, Bonnie Biggerstaff, Myrna Blackman, Annette Crossfield, Lucille Faulk, Bob Hellmann, Kay Hellmann, Thomas Hutchins, Elizabeth Hensley, Bill Norris, Sylvia Norris, Elizabeth Prather, Allen Rogers, Mary Rogers, Mary Rupsis and Nancy Thiry. Mr. Hutchins from Bell South stopped by to discuss the retirees' involvement with active employees. Allen and Mary Rogers attended a meeting on Feb. 15 at the Bell South Plant Center in Winchester to discuss projects for the Telephone Pioneers' for the remainder of this year.

The Clark County Home Economists met for lunch at Applebee's on Tuesday before taking a tour of the Victory Heights Center for Achievement on Maryland Avenue, which has been renovated to help families in the community. The center is accepting donations or volunteers. For more information, contact P.O. Box 144, Winchester, Ky. 40392 or call Deloris at 744-6985. The facility furnishes day care and nurturing for children who are sensory-deprived, have delayed development or have a disability, along with normal children up to 3 years old. This includes family participation.

DAR to meet Friday Hart Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will meet at 2 p.m. Friday at the Clark County Public Library with Andy Gary, reference librarian, as guest speaker. He will discuss "Resources in the Kentucky Room. " Hostesses will be Ms. Anna Ruth Bailey and Mrs. Willard Martin. Home economists to tour achievement center The Clark County Home Economists will meet at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday at Applebee's in Winchester with Delores Segress and Crystal Smith as hostesses.

The Lady Patriot basketball team may not have been in class over the holiday break, but that did not mean any break for the team. With an invitation extended from Boyle County High School for the Applebee's Winter Classic, Lincoln County's girls' varsity team was booked. The Lady Patriots opened play with Washington County on Wednesday, Dec. 27, and followed with three more games through Saturday. It would be a victorious start to the holiday for the Lady Patriots as Lincoln beat Washington County 37-27 in the opening game of the tournament at Boyle County High.

A .500 record may not be that glamorous, but it looks pretty good to the Lincoln County girls right now. It was a struggle to get there, but the Lady Patriots are all even after five weeks and 14 games. They got there by beating Raceland 50-48 in overtime Saturday for fifth place in the Applebee's Winter Classic to cap a 3-1 run in the Boyle County tournament. Shakelia Miller hit two free throws with 4.4 seconds left for the winning margin after Lincoln (7-7) rallied from a 12-point deficit in the first quarter and came from behind again in the fourth.

Boyle County stayed close in the first half before Mason County pulled away in the second for a 75-53 win in the seventh-place game at the Applebee's Winter Classic. Boyle (5-7) scored only six points in the third quarter, and a 9-0 run gave Mason (10-5) a 60-42 lead early in the fourth period. "They're a good team, and it just caught up with us in the third quarter," Boyle coach Judie Mason said. "When you play five kids for four days in a row, that's going to happen. "Even though we were 1-3, we were in two of (the losses)

Thursday Consolation Round Washington County 49, Kilsyth, Australia 26 Whitley County 60, Garrard County 49 Fern Creek 62, Harrison County 49 Prestonsburg 63, Caverna 40 Quarterfinals Clay County 67, Lincoln County 49 Anderson County 55, Mason County 52 Rockcastle County 53, Raceland 42 Bullitt Central 69, Boyle County 62, OT Friday Consolation Round Kilsyth, Australia vs....

What becomes of the Boyle County girls over the balance of this week remains to be seen, but they began their holiday tournament the same way they always do. The Lady Rebels are 3-for-3 in the first round of the Applebee's Winter Classic after a 77-34 rout of Caverna in their first-round game Wednesday night. It was as easy as it seemed - by far the home team's largest win in the short history of this tournament - and they hope it was the start of a good week. "I thought it was good preparation for us for the next three days," Boyle coach Judie Mason said.