Letters

To the editor:
When did the concept of financial responsibility become a radical idea? the major point of the ‘Tea Party,’ which I support, is that elected officials should prioritize expenditures and balance our budget, preferably without increasing taxes. Our federal government’s practices may be despairingly beyond hope!
Radical is one of the more polite terms used to describe ‘Tea Party’ supporters. Living within one’s means must be a revolutionary belief?
Chuck Duffy
Cynthiana

To the editor:
In 1992, the Circuit Clerks of Kentucky recognized the tragedy that 18 people die every day waiting for an organ transplant, yet Kentuckians were not aware of what they could do to save lives. The Kentucky Association of Circuit Court Clerks supported legislation that allows every person obtaining a driver’s license or ID an opportunity to donate $1 to raise awareness about organ donation in Kentucky. These $1 donations go into a Trust - the Kentucky Circuit Court Clerks’ Trust For Life.

Dear Santa,
My name is Syndey McElfresh i am 7 years old  this year for christmas i would like a toy dog that walks all the girl toys and clothes and snow boots and shoes i would also like a wii and some games like lets dance and spongebob i would also like some candy. love sydney
 sydney McElfresh

Dear Santa,
My name is Chloe Vance.  May I please have squinkies, La La Loopsy, legos, a tea party, a farm house, and a fake kitchen.  I please want the toys.  Can’t wait to see you.  Chloe Vance.
 

Thanks to those who gave to OCC

To the editor:
Operation Christmas Child, Harrison County Division, would like to say a big thank you to each and every one who participated in the Operation Christmas Child ministry.  This year’s goal was 1,500.  We are very excited to say we passed that mark and Harrison County collected 2,177 boxes.  
These boxes will be part of over eight million collected by Samaritan’s Purse and distributed to over 100 countries over the world.