Oaken to enter race for state treasurer’s post

By David Blackburn Staff Reporter

CADIZ, KY — Mary Ray Oaken is expected to formally kick off her campaign for the state , treasurer's post Wednesday at noon. Oaken, who is the former state tourism secretary, said she will announce her can- didcacy during the Cadiz/Trigg County Chamber of Commerce meeting at Hamtown Restaurant. The Hopkins County native, who has lived in Trigg County for several years, said she is also planning on an­ nouncing one of her two state Mary Ray Oaken headquarters. One of them, she said, will be in Cadiz. "I'm going to be spending a treasurer and former secre­ lot of time in Trigg County" tary of state; Drex Davis Jr; H IE AYES HAVE IT: Juanita Oates (far left) adds her vote to those of Frankie Phillips (center) and Bruce Perkins during the Cadiz City Council's during the campaign, she and Donnie Kell, former ru­ .vote on rezoning part of the city. The city council voted to change the zoning during its Jan. 3 meeting. said recently. The other ral roads commissioner. t headquarter will be in Frankfort. Oaken has said Janet City council approves change in zoning Oaken recently resigned as Berry, CPA, of Madisonville chief adiminstrative assis­ will be in charge of Oaken’s By David Blackburn accept the Cadiz-Trigg County vote includes all of Stallons Some residents re-empha- tant to Sen. Pete Worthington, fund-raising committee, Staff Reporter Planning Commission's Hillview Subdivision, part of sized their concern over the the speaker pro tern of the state "Friends of Mary Ray recommendation that the land Lincoln Avenue and part of possibility of more vandal- House of Representatives. O aken." ■' CADIZy* KY " The fGadir: bu-classified as Single-Unit West ..End Street. i » , naise fey foot and She filed papers, in early JoElla Wicklieffe, presi­ City Council has approved a Dwelling, Low-Density Resi­ Many of the same residents ' motor traffic and declining December to run for the state dent of the State Bank of Har- recommendation to change dential (R-1S). The area was who presented a petition to the property values. The prob­ treasurer's post, making her rodsburgh and the only * ie zoning in the northern classified as Multi-Family, planning commission and lems, they said, were caused the fourth candidate seeking woman to be president of the part of the city. Low-Density Residential (R- attended the Dec. 27 public by the building of low-income, the office. Kentucky Bankers Associa­ In its Jan. 3 meeting the city 1). hearing were at the city coun­ multi-family units in the Other candidates are Fran­ tion, will be the chairman of council voted unanimously to The land changed by the cil meeting. Please see CHANGE, Page A-15 cis Jones Mills, former state Oaken’s finance committee. Local Lotto America retailers expect rush, reluctance to play

CADIZ, KY - "It probably numbers out of 54 possible. will be kind of rushed at first, Some people (After Delaware joins in but after the new wears off it'll later in January, the total be just like the others." ’won’t fool number of players in any one Jani Whitfield's prediction drawing will be about 39 mil­ of the reaction to Kentucky's with it because lion.) newest lottery game was the odds (are) Play cards are $1 for two echoed by her fellow Lotto games, and as many as 10 ^America retailer, Kim Cun­ so stacked games can be played on a n in g h a m . against them.' single card. All profits from Whitfield and Cunning­ Lotto America ticket sales ham are managers of Ham- will stay in Kentucky; lottery town C-Mart and The Pantry, $39.8 million. officials are expecting sales to respectively. The two stores But the get-rich-quick urge total about $35 million by June are the only ones in the county may be tempered by the odds of 30,1991. with the on-line Lotto Ken­ winning the whole thing — The deadline for entering is tucky computer terminals, approximately one in 25.8 8 p.m. CST on the nights and so are the only stores who m illion. (Wednesday and Saturday) of ■ wjll be able to sell play cards Some people said "they the drawings. HOW'S THIS PATIENT TODAY?: Surgical team nurses, Bonnie Boyd, Helen Colbert, and Loucretia Riggs, look over a surgical patient's chart before going on rounds. Despite a shortage of 25 percent in nursing W 0r Lotto America when it be­ won't fool with it because the The winning numbers will at Trigg County Hospital, Utilization Review Nurse Sue Harrison says things are running smoothly. gins Thursday morning. odds (are) so stacked against be chosen at 9:59 p.m. CST on Both said they expect the them," Cunningham said. the nights of the drawings, premiere of the multi-state "I think some people will and numbers will be avail­ 'It is very real' game draw the usual curious look at it that way," Whitfield able on the lottery hotline (1- interest. agreed. 800-477-7700) and on retailer That may be enhanced by Lotto America is played like terminals. the twice-weekly chance to Lotto Kentucky, but with some Picking four of the six Shortage of nurses hits state, win $2 million. Or the fact differences. A player will numbers correctly is worth i^hat the 13 participating states compete against people in 13 about $40; picking five out of local hospital, nursing homes “ ften push jackpots as high as other states in trying to cor­ six right earns about $1,000. $20 million and once got it to rectly guess six winning Please see PLAY, Page A-15 By Larry Young ing personnel, but rather an "We're at about 75 per­ Staff Reporter increase in the demand for cent, which means we've got Law officials stay busy in new year nurses. a short of about 25 percent. A shortage of nurses in the A recent Kentucky Hos­ We have full-time and part- Although area law en­ December in Trigg County. on Tuesday, Jan. 1. The fire near future could pose a pital Nursing Personnel time positions for both RNs forcement agencies had a Mark S. Williams was ar­ apparently started in a bath­ problem for local hospitals Survey shows that there was and LPNs, as well as PRN relatively light New Year's raigned in District Court on room at a 110 wall heater. and nursing homes. a 10-percent vacancy rate in positions available," she holiday weekend, the week of four counts of second-degree The fire in the apartment, According to Kentucky Kentucky hospitals. In 1989, said. New Year's was busy. burglary and one count of which is owned by Bobby Light Coalition on Availability of the vacancy rate had in­ Harrison said that there is 0 Since 1991 began officials first-degree burglary for the and occupied by Phillip Ray Nurses (KCAN) statistics, creased to 12 percent. A a. field for those who are have arraigned a Murray incidents at two Trigg homes. Edmonson, was extinguished there were 10,579, or 44 per­ similar survey done by the interested in the nursing man who is charged with be­ Sheriffs officers said that with water by Edmonson prior cent, more active-licensed American Hospital Associ­ profession. "It's geared to ing involved with two local Williams was arrested in to the fire department's ar­ Registered Nurses (RNs) in ation Nurse Supply showed high school students to let burglaries, and Cadiz fire­ Tampa, Fla., on Dec. 24 and rival. 1989-90 than in 1979-80. that a 12-percent vacancy them check into the field. men have responded to two brought back to Trigg County Three fire trucks with 16 Also, there were 3,136, or 33 rate existed nationwide. It's a wide open field for fires. to stand trial. men arrived at the fire which percent, more active Li­ Trigg County Hospital anyone truly interested in A 33-year-old Murray, Ky., Williams is being held in started at approximately 7:48 censed Practical Nurses has a small problem with health care," she said. man was arraigned Monday the Trigg County Jail. p.m. The department was on (LPNs). the nursing shortage, The nursing shortage ^morning in Trigg District According to Cadiz Fire scene for 40 minutes, Gray The current nursing according to Utilization doesn't just fall onto the w )ourt in connection with bur­ Chief John Gray, an apart­ said. shortage reflects not a de­ Review Nurse Sue Harri­ hospitals; nursing homes glaries occurring the latter ment fire occurred at 98 Edmonson was transported crease in number of nurs­ son. Please see NURSES, Page A-15 part of November and Wharton Road, Apartment #5 Please see BUSY, Page A-15 A-2, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, January 9,1991 (©pfmott Year starts off quiet for Trigg

The residents of Trigg drink and drive didn't get County should be very pleased caught. Whatever happened, I with themselves as there were hope the trend continues. no accidents reported during the New Year's holiday. As a staff reporter for The 1991 has really gotten off to a Cadiz Record, I am required great start so far. As I write each week to check into auto this column, there are 11 days accidents and offenses each remaining in President week to report in the pages of Bush's deadline for Saddam the newspaper. Well, this quiet night. Chief Dollar said Hussain to get out of Kuwait. week, I began calling early he thought "everybody stayed So far, he hasn't made any because I figured there would at home and partied." plans on leaving, and unfor­ be a bunch of accidents and tunately, the picture of him DUI arrests what with the It has been my past experi­ leaving doesn't look to good at most celebrated holiday of the ence that usually the New this point. Hopefully, we can year taking place. Year's holiday was marred come to a peaceful end before That wasn't the case, how­ by accidents and several DUI we're required to be forceful. ever, when I called to speak arrests. It really impressed If it does come to that, how­ with Sheriff Randy Clark, me that that wasn't the case ever, one can only hope that Cadiz Chief of Police Robert S. here in Trigg County. The we'll follow through with our Dollar, and the Kentucky residents are definitely to be threat. We need to pray for the State Police. The only thing commended for this. Maybe soldiers stationed over in they had for me was the fact the "If you drink, don't drive" Saudi Arabia that they'll be that no accidents or DUIs had campaign has begun to pay off safe and return home before been issued and that it was a or maybe the ones who did long. Just the Other Day Similiarities exist between 1980s and 1920s By Billy Rawls The 1980s resemble the rented at $50,000 a month to ever been held up? The Wild permit Sam to speak to all Haired Hill Toppers won-' I awoke to the dawn of the 1920s. In both decades people dered as they rode into Cadiz- final decade of this amazing thought they were in a new 250,000 employees by televi­ one day a few years back. 20th century, went about my age. Debt did not matter. "Let sion. Also, two main frame "Well, it will be soon," said routine, and then plunked the good times roll," they IBM computers are hooked to down in an easy chair to said. every checkout point to learn Kelsie Calhoun, as they pulled their Jeep across the track. -0 watch the Rose Bowl Parade. The "Roaring Twenties" what is selling and what is K.O. Dunning brought the old Miles of majestic animated ended in the crash of 1929 and not and to keep inventory locomotive to a screeching floats passed my view until I the Great Depression. The control. halt and the Toppers cliriibed tired of my vigil of the repeti­ high flying eighties have Sam Walton and I have aboard. There was no gold On tious and yet new sights that ended in recession. People rules, Sam Walton has great three things in common. We the train when they departed. were akin to those I had seen are waking up to the fact that ability in finding capable both worked our way through in previous years. Then my old fashioned rules still people and motivating them to college by a paper route and mind picked up thoughts of work. That debt does matter. do great things. waiting on tables and both One difference between 1920 our automatic world. Walton is not one o f those have a 1978 Ford pickup. Some New Year resolutions and 1991 is that in 1929 the There the similarity ends. Automation goes way back before my time, but in recent quick rich boys you read about from Ann Landers: Give' This information is from years it has become the accepted thing. Some adults hardly Federal Government had on Wall Street. His success compliment- It might make 0 the book on Sam Walton by know of times when manual and mental effort were very little debt, while in 1991 has come through almost 50 someone's day. Don't aban­ required for most accomplishments, and older people have the Federal debt is enormous. years of hard work, trial and Vance Tremble, who also don old fashioned principles. wrote "The Life and Times of become immune to surprise at any new technology. Ho- error, hardship, and learning They never go out o f style.. hum. * Old fashioned values do to develop the Wal-Mart Happy Chandler." The book Take better care of yourself.- matter to Sam Walton, chain. is a gift from my daughter, Remember you are all-you Henrietta and husband Jim I jogged my apathetic mind to thinly of the marvels that founder of Wal-Mart, ajid one Though Frugal in many have got. Ingle. have taken place in my life-time only to realize that they are o f the richest n>en , in Amer­ ways, Wal-Mart does not to great to comprehend. Here are a few to trigger the recol­ ica. Some o f his rules: work hesitate to spend where it will I wish Linda Stover good: lection of my readers. hard, be frugal, give good pay off: a fleet of jet planes luck in her new location.; value, the customer comes James Hammond, who was about my age, once crafted a keeps Sam and his managers Have you heard about the Cadiz is a better place after; 0 "six-shooter" pistol and a "tommy-gun" out of wood for me first. in touch with the hundreds of great train robbery in Cadiz? she came our way to direct the; that were remarkably real. I used them when me'an Charlie Besides practicing these stores. Time on a satellite is "Has the Cadiz Railroad "Main Street Program." ;■ Hooks were playing "cops and robbers," but I had to go bang, bang, bang or A-A-A-A before I yelled "I got ya!" Me'an Letters- Charlie kept count of the six-shooter shots to make sure the opposition did not bang more than six times before reload­ ing. My automatic tommy-gun gave me a big advantage with its big clip of bullets. Beta Nu thankful for support ofA n g e l Tree Then came the Christmas when Santa brought me a toy Dear Editor: churches; and employees of for the use of their facilities - with our paper angels and 0 automatic pistol that I could load a roll of caps into the han­ The members of Beta Nu Trigg County Farmers Bank for our tree, storage and dis­ adoption papers, as well as dle, and I blasted away until the tape caps jammed....no Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Al­ and Bank of Cadiz, each of bang was necessary. tribution center, when ESA filled in with toys for us) pha would like to take this op­ which took either large fam­ members are unable to be at When gifts were sorted, lists portunity to thank everyone ily units or a large number of the bank to aid in the adoption, were made, by sex and age, of Of course there was real life too. Some of it was mechani­ involved in making our angels. Virginia Gardner, Liz Stal- cally automatic, but most of it was naturally automatic. My the children we felt could use fourth annual Angel Tree Each of you who adopted an lons or other tellers gra­ daddy awoke each morning the natural way and went about more toys; this list was called project such a huge success. angel and bought for them shaking down fire ashes, which he distributed in driveway ciously helped with the adop­ in to Captain Mullins.; She There were 143 children know the joy and satisfaction tion. We are very fortunate in ruts, before starting a fire in the big cook stove. Then he came the morning of distrii and 32 senior citizen/special of helping someone whose Trigg County that our banks filled a kettle with water from the tap at the kitchen sink to bution with a mini-van - need adults who had angels Christmas would be very slim are community involved. heat for shaving while the water jacket in the cook stove loaded with toys. Added to 0 on the tree. All 175 were were it not for your generos­ Thank you! heated water to be stored in the hot water tank for later users. what our generous citizens adopted in little over a two- ity. Many of you take your We wish to thank The Cadiz In the meantime, rural people were fetching water from had already bought, these acU week period; all gifts were children with you to shop for R ecord, which gave us fan­ springs, well buckets, and cistern pumps for the day. Fresh, ditional toys made S.anta'$ returned and distributed. angels, thereby teaching them tastic coverage, and WKDZ cool water was kept in the drinking water bucket with a dip­ visit extra special. A special thanks goes to Pat the joy of giving - which, af­ for their help. Community per hanging by it. We kept a pitcher of ice water in the ice box Again, to everyone , who King. Pat not only gets the ter all, is what Christmas is involvement is so important with a chunk of ice chipped from the big block in the top com­ helped in any way, we names and necessary infor­ all about! to the success o f most projects partment. Defrost was automatic and dripped into the dish- THANK YOU. You "made mation regarding sizes, ages, To those of you who donated, of all the local civic clubs; we pan on the floor underneath. Christmas" for 143 children etc., on the angels for us, but money, please know that gifts are thankful that our county When Daddy went to work at "the store" for the day, he and 32 adults. We look for­ she helps the day of the distri­ were bought for about 15 an­ media is involved. might get a phone call from a housewife to send her a 10c loaf ward to your participation 0 bution. Since Pat knows all gels, spending in the neigh­ Last, but far from least, on of sandwich bread. Since none of the bread was sliced, he again in 1991. - the parents, it makes the dis­ borhood of $40 to $45 each. In our thank-you list is Captain unwrapped the whole loaf for processing on the hand-turned Sincerely, tribution of the gifts so much addition, fill-in gifts were Peggy Mullins and the Sal­ slicer to remove all of the crust before making thin slices to Members of Beta Nu Chapter, easier. She also has taken the added to many angels' pre­ vation Army in Hop­ the specification of the customer. Then it was charged to the ESA responsibility of seeing that sents. All monies donated household head and delivered to the home with possibly other kinsville. They supplied us Gloria Davis, Chairman the adult gifts are delivered. were used for angels. We party items. Without Pat's help, our job thank you for caring enough Well, maybe by now you are getting the idea that a few would be much more difficult. to donate money to buy gifts, things are more automatic now. We thank the Rotary Club, even though you personally which took 25 angels; Liberty could not shop for angels. I got up this morning and started flipping switches and Point Baptist; Canton Baptist Trigg County Farmers even utilizing luxuries that do not require my flipping. and Linton Methodist Bank deserves special thanks BUT, someone, somewhere is working to make my laziness possible. Behind the scenes, innumerable jobs are created by modern technology, and these jobs depend on our usage of Soldiers who avoid conflict labor saving devices....even if we have to buy a machine to

t The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, January 9,1991, A-3 State to offer assistance to solve 'Desert Shield'-related problems Assistance in resolving organization, is made up of employee's compliance with employment and personal volunteers whose duty is to military requirements," Hes- problems to Guard and Re­ smooth the differences that 'sell added. serve members activated for may arise between an em­ If a problem arises the em­ "Desert Shield" comes ployer and his citizen soldier ployer should contact the unit quickly from the Kentucky employee. of assignment to which the Committee for Employee Sup­ employee belongs. If that port of the Guard and Reserve, "A Reservist/Guardsman fails to clear the problem, he says State Chairman Edward has an obligation to keep his should contact Hessel at (502) F. Hessel, Jr. or her employer completely 459-1690 or national head­ Hessel says the Committee informed of active duty re­ quarters at 1-800-336-4590. is fielding an average of 50 quirements and time tables. Forty-four percent of the calls a week state wide. By the same token, the em­ nation's defense is made up The Committee, a Depart­ ployer has a moral and legal by the Reserve and National ment of Defense-sponsored obligation to facilitate the Guard forces. Spring education course offered by MSU ACADEMIC TEAM POSTS SIX WINS: Members of the Trigg County Middle School Academic Team include (front row, left to right) Angie Terrell, Jarrod Ledford, Jeremy Lipham, James Hastings, Stacy Wyatt, A graduate-level evening is 30 semester hours beyond a State is scheduled from 8 a.m. Jennifer Freels, Andrew Garland, (back row) Jason Edwards, Jimmy Bartruff, Chris Lambdin, Julie Hudelson, course in education required master's or Rank II classifi­ to 6 p.m., January 10-11 or and Tony Bass. for Rank I certification for cation. from 5 to 7 p.m. on January teachers has been added to the Late registration for the 14-17 in the ballroom of the Trigg Middle School academic team 1991 spring semester offer­ spring semester at Murray Curris Center. ings at Murray State Univer­ ends successful season with six wins sity. Titled Education 622, Phi­ Russell promoted to major; will ; .Trigg County Middle Jennifer Freels, Andrew of 12 students scored 1,200 of losophy of Education (entry School's Academic Team has Garland, James Hastings, 2,000 possible points. The no. 9065), the course which serve as assistant police chief enjoyed a successful season of Julie Hudelson, Jarrod Led­ overall average score for carries three semester hours matches with area schools ford, Jeremy Lipham, Angie middle school was 1177, state, of credit will meet in Room CADIZ, KY - Cadiz Police firearm's training instructor ^ w it h six wins to their credit Terrell, Stacey Wyatt and and 1192 for the nation. TCMS 112 of Wells Hall from 5 to 8 Capt. Robert M. Russell has for the police department. He - and .four losses for the first Chris Lambin, participated in finished an impressive 18th p.m. on Mondays, beginning been promoted to the rank of is responsible for training hah? o f the season of play. the 15th Knowledge Master in the state of Kentucky and January 14. major and will serve as as­ other police officers in Team members are practic­ Open (KMO) academic con­ placed 705 in the national The course explores various sistant chief of police. firearm's certification, ing, far upcoming matches test. Student teams at over ranks. philosophies of education, the The Cadiz City Council ap­ training and the safety and with . Hopkinsville., Hick­ 4,000 schools in 50 states and meaning of education to the proved the move in its Jan. 3 use of weapons used by the de­ man,, and Mayfield middle American outposts around the This is the first time that individual and society, the meeting, and Russell was partment. schools during the month of globe competed at their own TCMS has entered the nature of thinking, educa­ formally promoted in a cere­ January. The team will par­ schools using specially pro­ Knowledge Master competi­ tional aims and values, mony on Jan. 5. Regional Jail ticipate in the Hopkinsville grammed computer disk. Re­ tion. Coaches Annette Skin­ character education, and the Russell, a 1982 police 0Co;mmunity College Invita­ sults were tabulated into ner and Penny Stewart de­ interpretation and evaluation academy graduate, has been Authority tion tournament on January overall, state, and school size scribed the event as an excit­ of present-day issues and on the Cadiz Police Depart­ 19. and 20. ranking by Academic Hall­ ing and rewarding challenge problems in education. ment for nine years and has meeting set On December 5,1990, twelve marks, the Colorado publisher for those who participated. It is among the require­ approximately 800 hours in for Jan. 15 students, Jimmy Bartruff, that hosts the bi-annual event. Students are anticipating ments for a teacher to gain police training. Tony Bass, Jason Edmonds, The TCMS academic team completing in the 16th KMO. Rank I classification, which Russell is also the The Regional Jail Authority meeting which was scheduled for last Thursday afternoon at 3 p.m. was postponed until ’Tax Law Update’ seminars planned for area Tuesday, January 15, at 1 LOUISVILLE, KY - The "Tax Law Update," will be nal Room of the Days Inn in Cook II, with Baird, Kurtz & more details and registration p.m. in Eddyville at the Kentucky Real Estate Com- held on Monday, Jan. 14, Henderson, Dobson of Bowling Green, information, contact the courthouse. missioti will host a pair of from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Texas The speaker for the session will be the speaker at the Kentucky Real Estate Com­ real estate education semi- Room of the Executive Inn in in Paducah will be Dick Henderson seminar. mission, 10200 Linn Station SHOP CLASSIFIED ADS nars on Jan. 14 and 15. Paducah, and on Jan. 15 from W alker w ith W illia m s, The seminars are free and Road, Suite 201, Louisville, The sem inars, entitled 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. in the Cardi- Williams & Lanz. Joseph A. open to all licensees. For KY 40223 (phone: 425-4273). (Die (M ag HUtnrit

The following report was inadvertently omitted from the Trigg Gdunty Board of Education's Annual Performance Report; which Get Over The Winter was published in the October 3, 1990 issue ofThe Cadiz Record. Blues & Holiday Hang-Overs PART III MANAGEMENT DATA Kick The New Year

TABLE 16 DISTRICT PER PUPIL EXPENDITURES IN ADA Off Right-

1990 1989 FACTOR DISTRICT STATE

• Cost per Pupil for Instruction $ 2 ,0 9 2 .4 0 $ 2,001

Cost per Pupil for Administration $ 1 0 8.13 $ 82

Cost per Pupil for Current Expenses $ 2 ,9 2 1 .7 3 $ 2.722

. Cost per Pupil for Transportation $ 2 2 4 .8 6 $ 195

TABLE 17 Nautilus Training Equipment, LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT REVENUE - 1989 Aerobics, Jacuzzi, Sauna & Steam Room, PERCENT 1989 STATE 8 Schwinn Air Dyne Bicycles, Racquetball, INCOME DOLLARS OF TOTAL AVERAGE PERCENT Wallyball, Tanning Beds, TV Lounge Area, Social Activities, Locker & Towel Service, Revenue from Local Sources $828,005.33 1 3 .4 24.6 Health and Fitness Profile, Leverage Equipment Tax Receipts $602,060.37 *New Olympic Free Weight Room

Income from Investments $116,065.73 I------1 (% Average Return) I Lake Barkley Fitness Center I Other $109,879.23 Bring in this coupon for Revenue from State Sources * 3 ,7 7 6 ,6 6 3 .61 6 1 .0 65.1 O N E F R E E Revenue from Federal Sources $1,584,393.8/ 2 5 .6 10.3 Trial Workout

GENERAL FUND BALANCE $742,131.01 | Offer expires 1-31-91 |

(June 30,1990, as a Percent of I______I Total General Fund Money) Lake Barkley State Resort Park

TABLE 18 Fitness Center REVENUE AND ASSESSED PROPERTY VALUE PER CHILD For more information call 1990 1989 FACTOR DISTRICT STATE 924-1131 Ext. 593 Local Revenue Per Child in Average 444 $ 790 Daily Attendance Lake Barkley Fitness Center

Assessed Property Value Per Child in $ 145,398 ’’The Shape of Things To Come” 120,550 Average Daily Attendance Hwy. 68, 8 mtles West o f Cadiz

1 A I A-4, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, January 9,1991 Jobless rate for Trigg and Pennyrile Clayton elected president of North Carolina EMA, earns state's area rises slightly during November highest level of certification The jobless rate in the Pen­ 5.8 percent in November. "At the same time, weather- nyrile district leaped from a Comparable state and na­ related farm and road and revised 5.8 percent in October tional rates are not season­ home construction job cuts HALIFAX, N.C. - Richard completing all requirements^ to 7.1 percent in November, ably adjusted. took place across the state," he G. Clayton, emergency man­ for Emergency Management while Trigg County's rate Ed Blackwell, the cabinet's said. "And I suspect that pub­ agement coordinator of Hali­ Coordinator IV. jumped from 5.2 percent in chief labor market analyst, lic concern about a slowing fax County, was recently October to 6.3 percent in said short- and long-term economy reduced the number elected president of the North The certificate is the highest November. layoffs and seasonal job of holiday shopping season Carolina Emergency Man­ level of certification 'for The state, likewise, losses occurred in almost all jobs we normally pick up in agement Association at their emergency managers in !the recorded one of it’s highest areas of Kentucky. Novem ber." conference in Asheville. state of North Carolina. unemployment rates since "Counties with residents The monthly sample of Clayton, the son of Pauline Clayton, a 26-year veteran of mid-summer as local jobless working in the automotive or claimants of unemployment Fowler of Cadiz and a gradu­ the U.S. Air Force, is the. first _ rates climbed in 78 of the 120 apparel industries were af­ insurance benefits showed ate of Trigg County High and only individual in the fll School, was also awarded a counties between October and fected by some temporary 60.1 percent had worked in state to have attained' that November. layoffs in November, as these manufacturing, 11.3 percent Richard G. Clayton certificate for satisfactorily level of certification. •’;* Rates fell in 41 counties and businesses tried to reduce in trade, 10.0 percent in ser­ held steady in Nelson County their inventories," Blackwell vices, and 8.4 percent in MSU offers free adult classes in adult learning center in November, according to the said. m ining. Cabinet for Human Resources Free classes for adult stu­ dium, according to Chuck nation or an entrance test for monthly labor trends report. dents in English grammar Guthrie, ALC director. vocational school. Adults-re­ October's revised state rate Chapter sponsors MS and general mathematics Guthrie said anyone 16 turning to school or those of 4.7 percent rose to a prelim­ will be offered three days a years of age or older not en­ wishing to review basic Skills ' inary 5.4 percent in Novem­ educational seminars week for eight weeks in the rolled in a public school may for tutoring their children' or ber -- Kentucky's highest The National Multiple aspects of chronic illness. Adult Learning Center (ALC) attend the grammar ■ and for personal satisfaction can monthly jobless rate since Sclerosis Society, Kentucky The seminars will be held at Murray State University, mathematics classes. Each also benefit from the classes. June's 5.9 percent and above Chapter is sponsoring a series on January 15, 22, and 29 from beginning January 14. class will be limited to 10 stu­ the November 1989 rate of 5.0 of professionally-led educa­ 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the H. Classes in general mathe­ dents and offered on a first- Anyone interested in the; percent. tional seminars for people Earl Feezor Regional Radia­ matics will meet from 8:30 to come, first-serve basis. classes may call or visit the However, the November rate with MS, their families, and tion Therapy Center at West­ 10 a.m. and in English ALC at (502)762-6971 in Room also was the fifth consecutive interested others. ern Baptist Hospital in Padu­ grammar from 10:30 a.m. to He added that the classes 206 of Stewart Stadium from 8 month Kentucky was below Topics will include the cah. For more information or noon on Monday, Wednesday are helpful to anyone prepar­ a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday - the national rate, which rose medical aspects of MS, exer­ to register for the program, and Friday at the ALC in ing for the GED high school through Friday. from 5.4 percent in October to cise, fatigue and emotional call 1-800-873-6367. Room 206 of Roy Stewart Sta­ equivalency, the ACT exami- New state school program offers more up-to-date audit information FRANKFORT, KY - Tax­ formation due to a program were late and only three of the formation with which to work. taxpayers are wanting cur­ payers and board members of implemented last year. 26 were expected to be more Babbage said that during a rent information on the use of public schools in Trigg Babbage said the state com­ than 30 days late, Babbage statewide review of school their tax dollars," Babbage County will now have a mittee last year added penal­ said. districts by the Legislative said. "better idea of where the dis­ ties for late audit reports. As a Last year 64 audits were Research Commission, the "Financial accountability trict stands financially," ac­ result, a record number of au­ submitted late and eight had issue of more current finan­ is one of the public's major cording to State Auditor Bob dits have been completed be­ not been received at the end of cial information was raised concerns," he added. fore the committee's dead­ the calendar year. repeatedly. "Current audit information is Babbage, chairman of the line. Babbage quoted Department "With the implementation one of the best ways to present State Committee for School A total of 151 audit reports of Education officials as say­ of the Education Reform Act of the facts to taxpayers and to District Audits, said school for the 1990 fiscal year have ing that they are "elated" with 1990 and local board in­ give financial planners the FINANCING district financial planners been submitted 30 days earlier the program's success and creases of district school tools they need." now have more up-to-date in­ than last year. Only 26 reports with having more current in­ taxes, more Kentucky + Y 0 U KEEP the REBATE AFTER For Sale Card of Dumks International Tractor We wish to express our sincere appreciation for the many cards, visits, flowers, food, a n d m ost o f ail fo r all th e prayers during th e re ce n t illness a n d loss o f our lo v e d one HOURS Cub Lo-Boy Hydraulic lift, front blade and The kindness, thoughtfulness, and concern shown by our friends and neighbors have power take-off. h e lp e d us so m u c h a n d will never b e forg o tte n . FINANCING For Sale Ideal for snow W e send a s p e cia l n o te o f thanks to Dr. Pavon, Dr. M ajm u d a r, Skip H ow e, th e nurses + Y 0 U KEEP the 1961 Chevrolet removal and etc. and emergency technicians at Trigg County Hospital and Jennie Stuart Medical BelAir $1600 or trade on Center along with all the local ministers and staff of Goodwin Funeral Home. REBATE Good condition. pick-up truck. Phone May God bless each of you. Make offer. The Family of 9 2 4 - 1 1 4 2 522-7739 Marvin Broadbent, Jr. or 924-5696 FINANCING + Y 0 U KEEP the WUat'b

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i The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, January 9,1991, A-5 Development district board of W ater patrol directors monthly meeting Jan. 14 w ater offers HOPKINSVILLE, KY - ties Outreach Program as it The Pennyrile Area Devel­ relates to wastewater. safety program s opment District Board of Di­ Another item on the agenda rector's will conduct its regu­ is the discussion o f a possible each w inter lar monthly meeting Mon­ juvenile detention center in day, Jan. 14, at noon. Western Kentucky. The FRANKFORT, KY - The The meeting will be at the board will also review the Kentucky Water Patrol is a Madisonville City Park audit report for Fiscal Year highly visible force on water­ Clubhouse. Kay Hines and 1991, the start-up of the ways across Kentucky during William B. Gatewood o f the Kentucky Small Business boating season. Kentucky Division of Water Health Trust and the But when the cool weather will discuss the implementa­ Economic Development Plan forces most boaters off the tion of the Small Communi­ for fiscal year 1992. rivers and lakes, the officers don't go into hibernation. In­ stead, they rechannel their Community Calendar energies from enforcing the safe boating rules and regu­ TOPS: The daytime chapter meets every Thursday at 10 lations to teaching Kentuck­ a.m. at Cadiz Baptist Church or call leader, Darlene Sherbit ians about safe boating. at 522-6027. Last year, Kentucky offi- . c'ers. taught water and boating ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES: Adult Education safe.ty to more students and Classes will be held every Tuesday and Thursday from 9:00 adults than any other water a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and every Tuesday and Thursday evening patrol agency in the United from 6:00 to 8:30 p.m. For information, call 522-6075. States, according to U.S. Coast Guard records. OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS: Overeaters Anonymous The water safety courses will meet every Tuesday from 5-6 p.m. in the basement can be customized for any size of Old Cadiz Baptist Church. group -- from classroom sem­ MEETING THE COUNTY inars to fishing clubs and Oaken of Cadiz; Spencer County Judge/Executive Larry Lawson; and Roger Robinson during the recent AM ERICAN LEGION POST #74: The American Legion c-ivi-c organizations. The meeting of the Kentucky County Judge/Executive Association. Babbage is responsible for the annual audits Post #74 will meet the first Monday night of each month at Course also can be presented of Kentucky's fiscal courts and fee officials. 6 p.m. as a .series of one-hour classes 1 that can earn boaters a 10- percent discount on boat in­ surance with some insurance Suggestions offered on dealing with future flood warnings com panies. *;"THis em phasis on in­ FRANKFORT, KY - In the you will go in a flash flood * Never camp on low flood warning is issued for don it immediately and seek creased safe boating eduea- wake of recent heavy rains emergency. ground. A flash flood can your area: higher ground. Many deaths . tion, Combined with strict law and flash flooding, the Ken­ Heavy rainfall, even for catch you while you sleep. * Act quickly; you may only have been caused when people v enforcement on the water, has tucky Division of Water of­ short periods, may be followed A flash-flood watch is an have minutes. tried to move their stalled helped lower the number of fers suggestions on how to by flash flooding in mountain advisory that heavy rains * Do not attempt to cross a cars. water-related accidents and deal with future flood warn­ or hilly areas. When you go may result in flash flooding flowing stream on foot if wa­ * Be especially careful at fatalities in the Common­ ings. into any of these areas: in the specified area. If one is ter is above your knees. night when flood dangers are wealth," said Maj. Donavan With flash floods, time is so * Use maps. Know where issued by the National * If you are driving, don't harder to recognize. Smith. short and danger is so great, you are located and whether Weather Service for your try to go through any water of * Stay tuned to area radio or The water safety programs people must know in advance you are on locally low area: unknown depth. If your car TV for additional informa­ are" presented at no charge to what immediate actions they ground. Know where the high * Listen to area radio and stalls in rising water, aban­ tion or changing conditions. the host organization. All will need to take to save lives. ground is and how to get there. TV stations for National work materials are furnished Before the possibility of a Keep in mind, though, that Weather Service warnings b-ythe Water Patrol. flood, know how high your you do not have to be at the bot­ and reports. Miles to assist veterans Anyone interested in host­ property is in relation to tom of a hill to be a target for * Recall your plans for such ing-a water safety course nearby streams and other flash floods. Water runs off an emergency and prepare to Hershell Miles, a state ser­ a.m. to noon. should call 1-800-828-2628 to waterways. higher elevations rapidly. move out of danger's way. vice officer for the Disabled Miles will assist veterans schedule a program. Smith If you are in an area that * Stay away from natural A flash-flood warning ad­ American Veterans, Depart­ and their dependents with advises groups to call soon may receive excess water streambeds and other vises that flash flooding is ment of Kentucky, will be at claims for benefits due them because the winter program during heavy rainfall, decide drainage channels during occurring or is imminent in the Trigg County Courthouse as a result of their military schedule fills up fast. what you will do and where and after rainstorms. the specified areas. If a flash- Wednesday, Jan. 16, from 9 service.

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T. We recycle R-12 refridgerant from air conditioning systems on vehicles. Yes, the equipment was expensive, Because we are all concerned about the world we live but we thought protecting the ozone layer was worth it! in, Matrix has developed Syste'me Biolage with spe­ cial respect for our fragile environment. W e strive to ' •fc'.'We recycle motor oil! Every quart we recycle is one quart use ingredients derived from renewable sources such * less that we import from the Middle East and one quart less as plant oils. Syste'me Biolage products are not that finds its way into our drinking water. tested on animals and contain no animal by-prod­ ucts. W e use recycled paper wherever possible, and 3. We recycle all metals! Used engine blocks, radiators, we recycle as often as we can. ! -transmissions and aluminum cans-all can be recycled. We dp! All Syste'me Biolage plastic containers are coded for easy recycling, and we ask you to share the respon­ •4. We recommend maintenance for your vehicle. A simple •oil change, tune-up and fuel filter replacement can cut sibility by recycling at home. If you do not know the Cadiz Motor Co. - Edye Fourshee, location of the plastic recycling center nearest to you, gasoline consumption and emmission problems. This saves Samsil, Layton Litchfield, Jason Futrell, -you m oney and saves the enviromnent. call us for the information. Our toll-free number is 1- Amy Boyd and Tony DeName, dealer 800-282-2822; from Canada call 1-800-833-2861. 5. We use bulk motor oil whenever possible. This elimi- • nates plastic oil cans that stay in the landfill practically Matrix is taking responsibility for our delicate planet forever. because the future depends on it.

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1 & 1 A-6, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, January 9,1991 ®f)e (goltien fiO U g e Probate probably least-understood court process • By Leonard J. Hansen The administrator will also tailed accounting procedures If the estate is simple and LEARNING ABOUT Probate is one of the least prepare and file all necessary and therefore may take heirs are easily identified, PROBATE understood of court processes, M a in ly federal, state and local tax longer and incur more costs to this level of probate adminis­ You may visit the state pro­ but one that will affect the returns, which may include the estate than the other levels tration may be handled by a bate court in your community family and heirs of every for Seniors personal income, estate in­ of probate management. layperson. to talk directly with the mature adult following his or come, inheritance, estate and •Unsupervised adminis­ In some states this process is clerks. They can answer your her death. credit estate taxes. tration, also called informal, called probate by affidavit be­ questions about all three lev­ Simply stated, probate is a Unless the requirement is common, independent, or ab­ cause once the assets and els and how to qualify for un­ special state court and legal Attorneys recommend the specifically waived in a will, breviated administration, heirs are identified, the supervised and/or small' tes­ process for settling the debts of writing of a will to provide the court will demand that the requires less reporting by the transfer of property may be tate administrations. someone who has died, and every possible direction, in­ administrator purchase a executor, fewer hearings and approved and affected by Secure copies of the 'filing distributing the remaining formation and shortcut to surety bond covering his or less court supervision. simple affidavit or expedited and claim forms to read and property to rightful heirs. make the process quicker and her probate performances. Your will may specify the court order. This process understand the process. Probate laws vary in each of easier for everyone involved. The price of the bond - from estate to be probated unsuper­ saves both time and money You'll be better informed and the 49 states and the District of A will may be written with or several hundred to thousands vised, and unless challenged and in some states the entire prepared when you later meet Columbia, but are generally w ithout an attorney and of dollars - is paid from the by heirs or other interested probate may be settled in two to with an attorney regarding comparable in concept. legally valid if it complies probate estate. parties, will be accepted as four months. your will, other property Louisiana probate, on the with state law in format, wit­ In order to perform the du­ your direction to the court. If Property that transfers to a transfer documents ' Arid other hand, operates by nessing and authentication. ties completely, and admin­ you die intestate, or your will joint owner with survivorship added questions. Napoleonic Law and may PROBATE STEPS istrator may hire attorneys, does not specify unsupervised (such as from the deceased to Two fine books are avail­ differ widely in what is con­ After someone dies the pro­ accountants, appraisers, real administration, the court may his or her spouse) is not able and recommended, for sidered legal, practice and/or bate process is started when estate brokers or other direct this probate level after counted in the estate or pro­ reading about, planning, for acceptable form. any person entitled to all or specialists, with the fees for securing an agreement from bate, so it is possible that the and writing your will and for Probate is a long process in part of the deceased's property each also paid from the pro­ identified heirs. remaining estate value will other estate planning:! "The most cases, ranging from files the will and/or a written bate estate. Unsupervised administra­ be small enough to qualify for Simple Will Book" ($17.95) nine months to as long as petition for probate. An ad­ TYPES OF PROBATE tion is easier in process and this simplest, but yet effective, and "Plan Your Estate" three or more years, depend­ ministrator is then appointed Most states have three levels may take less time to resolve level of probate resolution. ($17.95), both written by attor­ ing on the assets and com­ by the court, a person either of probate administration: in the probate court. Many transfers by trust are ney Dennis Clifford. Copies plexity of the estate and named in the will or at the di­ •Supervised administra­ •Small estate administra­ also excluded from the probate may be found at booksellers distribution. The probate court rection of the judge if the de­ tion, where the court super­ tion is the simplest of the three estate value. You may direct and libraries, or purchased will accept the directed dispo­ ceased was intestate. vises all or part of the probate procedure levels, applying to in your will that this probate directly from the publisher, sition of your estate if you The administrator - also process, with significant re­ estates valued at less than a level be used, if your estate Nolo Press, 950 Parker St. have a legally valid will. known as an executor or per­ porting requirements. state-set dollar limit - rang­ qualifies by state law at the Berkeley, CA 94710. Send If you die intestate, without a sonal representative - re­ In some states this is known ing from $2,000 to $100,000. time of death. check with your order. . . will, the court will direct the ceives written authority form as formal, solemn or regular management and disposition the court to notify creditors administration and requires according to state law. The through classified advertis­ active and specific court ap­ Seven-day Alaskan cruise set process may be a very de­ ing and letters, identify and proval for selling property or manding one on the family of notify heirs, identify all as­ making partial distribution for Murray-Calloway seniors the deceased, particularly if sets comprising the estate, of property to the heirs. personal records are poor, calculate all pertinent taxes The court may order super­ Murray-Calloway County "first city," known for 31, a total of $200 per person for payment and provide an property titles are difficult to vised administration if the Senior Citizens Tour Direc­ salmon fishing and the may be deducted. ’ - find and administrator is a accounting and a plan for estate is large enough to war­ tor, Toopie Thomas Moore, world's largest collection of stranger to the family and settling obligations and dis­ rant critical scrutiny, there is has planned a seven-day totem poles. Alaska cruises fill up yery heirs. tributing the estate.______a conflict or challenge by Alaskan cruise/tour for May The price of the trip will de­ quickly and advanced plan­ heirs or other claimants (such 23, 1991, aboard Holland pend on the category of cabin ning is necessary. For .a W hat's C ooking at the K itchen? as creditors), or when the America Westour's ship "The that is selected. For names complete itinerary, please ability of the executor is in N oordam ." and deposits paid by January call "Toopie" at 753-8274. . question. This trip will show the The following is the menu Thursday, January 14 -- Supervised administration Alaskan experience as it will Classified Gets Results provided by the Senior Citi­ Meat Loaf with Tomato Sauce, involves extensive paper­ be cruising the "Inside Pas­ zens Kitchen for the coming Broccoli, Creamed Potatoes, work, court hearings and de­ sage" to Ketchikan, Alaska’s week. Reservations must be Roll, Spice Cake. made one day in advance for Friday, January 15 - Chili, Card of'Thanks each meal. Please phone 522- Cantaloupe and H<; Remember Jewelers Wholesale Sincere thanks Jo everyone for your sympathetic expressions 8341 by 2 p,m. for reserva­ Cjackers, Pudding. during the illnesd‘and passing of my daughter, Ruth Ann Irvijv^ tions. S p e cia l N ote: A hot lunch for all ybtir jewelry needs, and 'Thanks to Second Baptist Church, Pastor C.L. Brown, Moderator Monday, January 11 - Mac­ meal is provided to the elderly R.L. Boyd, other ministers, and Adams Funeral Home for all care aroni and Cheese, Spinach 60 years of age and above at where Quality and Price shown. with Egg, Applesauce, Biscuit, Senior Citizens Centers Mon­ go hand and hand! Chocolate Cake. day through Friday from 11 Even during the time of our stay at Jennie Stuart Hospital there w e rH T uesday, J a n u a ry 12 - a.m. to noon. Please make *Free ring cleaning and inspection* • kind people who had just met us, yet sent expressions of sympathy. Thank you. Thank God for all of you who visited and attended the, • Cheeseburger, Baked Potato, your reservation the day be­ funeral service. May God richly bless all who showed care for us’.,. Carrots, Banana Bread. fore between the hours of 8 Wednesday, January 13 -- Hall's Jewelers a.m. and 2 p.m. Only a do­ Jane Ella Blane, Mother BBQ Pork, Cole Slaw, Baked nation is suggested to defray Jennie Taylor, Grandmother Beans, Cornbread, Lemon the cost of a meal. Norma & Donald Blane, Sister and Brother Square. W holesale 106 E. Main, Princeton, Ky. 36 5 -7 4 1 3 o: Our Dealers, Hostesses and Customers Closed on Wednesday am: Friendly Home Parties-To Thank You we'd like to do is far beyond our If we had no friends like you, There'd A front ify UtMr no firm like ours. Happy new Year! The SCHEDULE rriendly Bunch. Now accepting applications Darrell E. 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Tortillas just in time for the Super Bowl party plans By Linda Susan Dudley acknowledged to be one of the Southwestern blue cornmeal rounds.) Add potatoes and forerunners of California have become available in onions and stir to coat with First it was the tortilla chip, cuisine. Wise was an early speciality shops, Wise and oil. Pat potatoes into even a triangle of corn flavor that chef there and Hoffman a Hoffman prefer to wrap their layer and cook for 10 min­ captured our hearts. Then part-owner. fillings in the more familiar utes. Turn potatoes over and came the tortilla -- both flour In 1973, Wise opened Pig- corn or flour tortillas. pat into flat layer. Continue and corn -- that international by-the-tail, a classic French And putting in the extra ef­ cooking until potatoes are ]bread that has been spread deli in the East Bay area. To­ fort to make your own is worth browned on both sides, about from the Mexican restaurant gether, Wise and Hoffman it, they say, because home­ 10 minutes more. Stir once or and fast-food taco outlet into founded and continue to run made tortillas have the most twice at end. Drain on paper W home kitchens just in time for the Good & Plenty Cafe on the robust flavor. In addition to towels; sprinkle lightly with Super Bowl parties. campus of the California Arts recipes for flour and corn tor­ salt. Diners are riding the tor- and Crafts in north Oakland. tillas, the authors have in­ To assemble: Spread about :tilla wave of popularity. And (Where they feed 900 or more cluded a densely flavored 1/3 cup of potatoes and onions two.-San Francisco Bay area customers a day and where no tortilla recipe, worth a try, that in middle of tortilla. Top with [food- specialists are boosting dish is more than $4.) calls for the addition of salsa, shredded lettuce and ; the trend with a new cookbook, There would seem to be hom iny. sour cream; fold and serve. ."The Well-Filled Tortilla" hundreds of ways to scoop, But they also acknowledge (Workman Publishing Co., fill, and top tortillas and these that packaged corn and flour FRESH TOMATO SALSA $9.95) two culinary pioneers have tortillas, found in almost ev­ 2 jalapeno chilies, stemmed Terrific tacos 9 Co-author Susanna Hoff­ thought of most of them. ery grocery store, are gener­ and seeded man put it this way: Whether crisped, stuffed, ally of good quality and fla­ 2 serrano chilies, stemmed FRIED POTATO TACOS: Basic fried potato tacos are a favorite of ."Americans have expanded rolled, baked, fried, smoth­ vor. Or, better yet, buy them at and seeded young and old alike and are easily prepared. -.their tastes in food and they ered in a sauce, or simply a local taquillera, if there is 2 yellow wax chilies, want more flavor, and the eaten plain, the tortilla is a one in your neighborhood. stemmed wrap until ready to cook. The tortilla dishes have flavor wonderful, versatile bread Now, ready, aim, fill those HOMINY TORTILLAS 3 radishes, trimmed tortillas may be formed in [combinations that are and a sub for the pita, the tortillas with these recipes. 3 garlic cloves 1-1/2 cups canned hominy advance and refrigerated unbeatable. crepe, Native American fry (most of a 29-ounce can), 1 bunch green onions, overnight. "They're layered like bread or any of the interna­ BASIC FREED trimmed, or 1/2 medium drained To cook tortillas, heat heavy ^ Dagwood sandwiches, they're tional flat cakes. POTATO TACOS onion, peeled 1-1/2 cups masa harina cast-iron frying pan, griddle, 9 - full and, in the case of most of The two cooks have some 1/2 cup peanut oil 2 medium tomatoes 1/4 teaspoon salt or Mexican comal (an iron • them, especially tacos, they're inventive uses for tortillas, 3 pounds red- or white­ 1 cup cilantro leaves 1 cup hot tap water circle with a handle similar the ultimate in finger food. especially in the dessert cate­ skinned potatoes, cut into 1/4- 1/4 teaspoon salt Puree hominy in food pro­ to a griddle but thicker) over •Another bonus is a lot of these gory. inch dice 1 tablespoon tomato paste cessor, blender or food mill. medium-high heat. dishes can be individualized, One of the most interesting 1 medium onion, peeled and 1/2 to 1 cup water (see note) In large bowl or food proces­ Peel off plastic wrap and tailored to the desires of each is the caramelized flour tor­ cut into 1/4-inch dice Coarsely chop chilies, sor, mix pureed hominy with place tortillas in pan, one at a eater with different toppings." tilla they call a dessert tostada Salt to taste radishes, garlic, green masa harina, salt and water time or as many as will fit ; Hoffman and fellow author cup - coated with a brown 18 corn or 12 flour tortillas, onions, tomatoes and cilantro until dough gathers into soft without overlapping. Cook for Victoria Wise teamed up to sugar and butter glaze and warmed or crisped in food processor or with ball. 30 seconds, then turn over. ^ create 200 recipes for tacos, then pressed down to fit a just before serving chefs knife. Transfer to If using right away, divide Cook for one minute then turn ■' burritos, tostadas, quesadil- bowl. When it hardens, the Toppings: bowl. dough into 18 golfball-sized las, chimichangas, enchi- tortilla "bowl" keeps its Fresh Tomato Salsa Add salt, tomato paste and pieces. Cover with plastic again to first side. Cook for 30 - ladas, dessert tacos and flau- shape. (recipe follows) water. Stir to mix well. Use wrap to keep moist while seconds, until tortilla .puffs tas. Their book is a chatty pa­ For tiny sundaes, use appe­ 4 cups shredded lettuce right away or cover and re­ pressing or rolling out tor­ slightly but is still pliable. perback with lots of personal tizer-size tortillas, and for 2 cups sour cream frigerate for up to 10 days. tillas. Remove and continue with anecdotes as well as the sage super-size ice cream presen­ Note: How much water you If cooking tortillas later, another round until all tor­ experience of tortilla veter- tations, use burrito-size tor­ Yields 4 to 6 servings. add depends on how full and wrap whole ball o f dough in tillas are cooked. The tor­ •ans-. tillas. Both corn and flour Divide oil between two large juicy the tomatoes are. If they plastic wrap. Press with tor­ tillas may be cooked in ad­ • Both Wise and Hoffman tortillas can be caramelized frying pans and set over are soft and ripe, 1/2 cup water tilla press or roll with rolling vance, stacked, wrapped in ^ .oversaw the development of and made into "bowls." medium-high heat until oil is enough, but if they are very pin to make a 6- to 7-inch plastic and refrigerated 9 Chez Panisse, the Berkely Although tortillas made begins to smoke. (Or use one firm, add more, up to a cup. round between 1/16- and 1/8- overnight. Reheat just before restaurant that generally is from whole-wheat flour and skillet and fry potatoes in two inch thick. Set aside in plastic serving.

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7 Established 1 8 0 7 iy Established 1 8 7 1 Mt. Pleasant Liberty Point Baptist Church Baptist Church Pastor Grandville Courtney Wayne Glass, Pastor 3666 Blue Springs Road 187 Old Dover Rd. 924-5335 522-3958

F Established 1990 F Established 1 9 5 9 West Cadiz BP Napa Auto Parts Hwy. 68 W. & 139 Cadiz Kawasaki & Stihl At West Cadiz Park P o w e r P ro d u cts 522-3031 "Where the name is NAPA ' 4 "Full Service Station" Owner: Frank McAleer the standard is quality" Hwy. 68 East 522-6624 ' -

F Established jp Established . REstablished 1 8 9 0 1 9 4 7 1976 :*f= Rocky Ridge Trigg County Sign Craft of Missionary Baptist] Farmers Bank Cadiz Terry Mitcheson, Pastor 100th Birthday 332A Main Street (So I send YOU) 522-6021 Serving the needs of Trigg: ^ Hwy 276 off Hwy 68 1-24 Main St. Cadiz, Ky. 42211 County for 14 years! ' “ Intersection Member FDIC 522-6907

1 8 4 2 1 9 5 0 Cadiz Rainbow Drive-In Family-owned & operated for 40 yearsS Baptist Church Known in several states for our famous Bar-; Harold Skaggs, Pastor - B-Q & Smoked Turkeys. Thank you for your Main St. at Brown St. 522-6002 1003 Canton Rd.

1 9 2 4 1 9 6 5 Wilbur F. Boggessi I Elk Brand Chevrolet-GEO :>J 2 L o c a tio n s to se rv e y o u Jj * ^Manufacturing Co.. Downtown Cadiz & Highway 68E M 138 Lafayette St. Your Trigg Co. Chevrolet Dealer Cadiz, Ky. for 25 years! 522-6663 522-6636

1990 h-Established 1 9 3 0 1/Established 1 9 6 5 V ^Hoover Automotive] Locher Realty Canton Baptist Pat Locher, Broker/Owner )ivision of Johnson! Highway 68 W. 522-0324 Church "Proud to serve Trigg Pastor, Bro. Ronnie Sivells Controls Inc. County's Real Estate Needs." Canton, Ky. 924-5227 =■ U.S. 68 East 522-3221.3

" Established 1958 Dell Freeman Auction & Broker! 110 Hospital Street Cadiz, KY 42211

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Established 1986 Eaglewood G alleria Darrell Walker 8010 Wallonia Rd. Cadiz, KY 42211 5 22 -0 7 1 4 "Old furniture never dies-it; just gets refinished"

Established 1 9 7 4 1987 Angel's School Discount Building of Dance Compare our price before you buy Angel Poe Bailey- Jefferson St. 522-8170 bwner/Instructor Gaylon Stations Highway 68W 5 22-7931

W Established 1 9 6 7 1 9 7 4 : Established 1 9 8 8 Noel Concrete & Piggly Wiggly 'Excavating Co., Inc.: Thanks Cadiz for a 0 f _ "Serving the needs of the people*^ Great Year! Lafayette St. 522-8587 Hwy. 68 East 522-3767

1 Q Q Q :Established 1 9 7 0 1 9 8 3 Established J L L I I f Bank of Cadiz & Logos Christian : Druther's Trust Co. Fellowship Church: Restaurant Expanding to Serve You. 'Teaching the living Word (Logos) of God" 267 Main Member FDIC. New Service - factories call in Sunday Worship at 10:45 a.m. in thef an order of $25.00 or more Main Street, Cadiz American Legion Bldg. and we'll deliver! >22-6066 Pastor: Daniel Swartz 522-7640 522-6669

:Established 1 9 8 9 1 9 7 0 Established Miz Malva's Antique Mall Dairy Queen For those who prefer to treat themselves and others to the ’Decorated Cakes for finer things in life. Any Occasion" 47 Main St., Cadiz, Ky. Hwy. 68 E. Cadiz 5 2 2 -3 3 1 6 522-3058 Howard & Malva Jean Stovall, Prop.

Established 1986 Established 1 9 7 1 F Established 1 9 7 8 Randy's Repair Tally-Ho Shoppe Pinnacle Rehabilitation -i Kentucky Machine Medical Arts Building 5 2 2 -8 3 3 5 & Engineering "Special gifts for the entire. 5 2 2 -3 4 4 6 Proud to be serving Trigg L . Glenwood Mill Road family: bibles, books..... ' "Proud to be helping the County since 1986. 522-6061 522-6337 1 25 Main St. 522-7923; people of Trigg County" rWe appreciate your business!

Established Established F Established 1988 1 9 8 9 1 9 7 2 CuUigan of Western Kentucky I James Thomas Larry Kemp now located inside ^ Pennyrile Home Medical. Chapter KSDAR Repair Service Serving all of Western Kentucky (Trigg, Robert's Roost "Eligible members are Hwy. 68 East Lyon, Calloway, Marshall, Caldwell). Culligan - The problem water solver! Mini Storage invited to join" Cadiz, KY Owner: David Chesnut 5 2 2 -8 0 2 2 5 2 2 -8 0 0 2 "Put your treasures in our nest" Mrs. Edward Rogers, Come see us! 301 E. M ain 68 E. Cadiz, Ky. Regent C adiz, KY 42 2 1 1

i i A-10, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, January 9,1991 g>octetj>

Mathis-Thomas vows exchanged

Ronda Beth Mathis, of Ben­ The bride, given in mar­ P'Pool, of Cadiz. She wore a course and his fraternity let­ ton and Darrin Dalton riage by her father, wore a dress identical to the brides­ ters, Pi Kappa Alpha. Thomas, o f Cadiz, were mar­ formal gown of white satin maid. She wore a mixed The wedding was coordi­ ried at 7 p.m. Dec. 15, at Lib­ over taffeta featuring a fitted flower halo. nated by Patty P'Pool, of erty Point Church. bodice, open V-shaped neck­ The bridegroom chose his Cadiz. The bride is the daughter of line and bishop sleeves brother, Chris Thomas of Lori P'Pool and Sandy Mr. and Mrs. Joe B. Mathis, adorned with hand-clipped, Cadiz, to be his best man. Redd kept the guest register. of Benton. imported Alencon lace. A Groomsmen were Reggie Distributing rice bags were The bridegroom is the son of large butterfly bustle bow ac­ Thomas, Georgetown; Eric Amy and Melissa Dyke, Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. cented the back. The chapel- Bleidt, Lexington; and Terry cousins of the bride. Thomas, of Cadiz. length train was accented Amis, Murray. Ushers were Following a trip to various with Alencon lace and satin Stan Humphries and Ken Kentucky State Parks, the Rev. Wayne Glass offici­ bows. The fingertip veil fea­ Thomas, both of Murray, and couple will reside in Padu­ ated the double ring cere­ tured a back pouf attached to a Corey Harper, Owensboro. cah. The bride is a counselor mony. Nuptial music was delicate floral halo. She car­ Ringbearer was Paxton for the State Department of provided by Cathy Adams, pi­ ried a cascading silk bouquet Redd, Cadiz, son of Sandy Vocational Rehabilitation. anist; Joy Allen, organist; of white, red and black roses, Redd, the bridegroom's The bridegroom is serving an and Bobby Mathis, the bride's baby's breath and red, white, cousin. The ringbearer's at­ internship at Friedman Sub­ brother, and Stephanie and black ribbons and tire was identical to the stance Abuse Center. Elkins, vocalists. Selections streamers tied in knots. groom ’s. PRENUPTIAL EVENTS: included "To Me,” "Wind The reception was hosted by A gift reception was given by Beneath My Wings," and "I The bride chose her sister, the couple's parents at the Suzanne Henry, Lori P'Pool, Come From a Long Line of Robin Whobrey, Murray, to be church fellowship hall. Sandy Redd, Martha Stewart, L ove." her matron of honor. Brides­ Assisting at the reception and Teresa Russell at Cadiz The church was decorated maids were Angela Thomas, were Michelle Dunigan, Restaurant. A white Bible Cadiz, and Stacy Haws and with two 17 branch spirals, a Calvert City; Jill Miller and ceremony took place at Lib­ Melinda Hendley, both of double heart 25 branch cande­ Lea Green, both of Bowling erty Point Baptist Church. A Murray. The matron of honor labra, two 29 candle Christ­ Green, and Sandy West and household shower was given mas tree candelabra and a and bridesmaids wore tea De Ann McCuiston, both of at the church. A pantry shower Unity Candle. Ivy, pine, and length dresses of black doe Murray. was given by Mattie Boyd. A suede and red taffeta. They holly, red, black, and white Reception coordinators were household shower was given carried cascading silk bou­ flowers with large white bows Suzanne Henry and Anne by Hardin Church of Christ. A quets of red, black and white completed the design. All Simpson. The wedding cake personal shower was given by mixed flowers. flowers and decorations were was designed and made by Michelle Dunigan, Robin designed and made by Mil­ The flower girl was Carlie Anne Simpson. The groom's Whobrey and Lea Green in Mr., Mrs., Darrin Dalton Thomas dred Grasty, of Cadiz. Rogers, daughter of Shelia cake was decorated like a golf Benton. Cadiz model tours Japan on modeling assignment Birth

Karen Mize has just re­ Rogers and Lerman, Forma­ turned from a tour of model­ tion Models and the Johnston Logan Roderick Blakeley ing assignments in several Agency, all of New York City. Japanese cities including Besides her modeling Gary and Teresa Blakeley Grandparents are Mr., abd Tokyo, Osaka, Yokahama, interests, Karen handles fab­ of Benton, KY, are pleased to Mrs. Wallace Blakeley., of and Niigata. ric buying in New York for announce the birth of a son, 136 Nunn Blvd., Cadiz, Ky., While there, Mize partici­ Silhouettes Mfg. of Cadiz, Ky. Logan Roderick Blakeley, on andMr. and Mrs. Fred Pres^ pated in several shows that Karen, daughter of Mr. and Saturday, December 8,1990, at ley of Ellicott City, Maryland, q were affiliated with Bruno Le Mrs. Clifton Mize of Trigg the Murray-Calloway County Great-grandparents are.Mrs. Salon of New York, and tele­ County, is a 1984 Honor grad­ Hospital in Murray. Mirla Rogers of Hop­ vised throughout Japan. uate of Trigg County High The youngster weighed in at kinsville, KY, and. Mrs. Most recently appearing in School. national ad campaigns for was 21 inches long. Mill, Virginia. Esprit and Hertz, Karen is Karen Mize in Japan currently represented by

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' WERVlNG'fOH''BETTER Southern States Co-op, Cadiz Branch WITH PERSONA LIZED Rt. 1, Hwy 68 Cadiz, KY 522-6681 Trigg County Hospital 522-3215 Quality for Everyone The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, January 9,1991, A-H Funeral Notices

Mr. Elmer Robert Coil Mr. Harry Francis Hall Mrs. Thelma Gladys Noel Doris Johnson of Princeton, 9 . Mr. Elmer Robert Coil, 71, Surviving are his wife, Mr. Harry Francis Hall, Surviving in addition to his Mrs. Thelma Gladys Noel, Wanda Patton of Princeton, of! 411 Prizer Point Road, Margaret Jones Coil; two Jr., 68, of 2390 Rockcastle mother, are his wife, Betty 76, of 504 Depot Street, Prince­ Cadiz; Ky., died Saturday, sons, Douglas H. Coil of Cary, Shores Rd., Cadiz, Ky., died George Hall; a step-daughter, ton, Ky., died Friday, Dec. 21, Barbara Crisp of Lakeland, peefefnber 29, 1990, at the Illinois and Bruce R. Coil of Saturday, December 29, 1990, Dorothy Broadwater of Fair­ 1990, at the Caldwell County Flor., Yvonne Darnell of jehnie / Stuart Medical Cen- McHenry, Illinois; a daugh­ at the Trigg County Hospital mont, West Virginia; and a Hospital after a short illness. Princeton, and Linda Mar­ ter ;in Hopkinsville, after a ter, Kathleen J. Goad of of an apparent heart attack. step-grandson, Larry Gene A native of Stearns, Ky., she shall of Princeton. long illness. Celina, Ohio; eight grand- A native of Fairmont, West Broadwater of Fairmont, was born March 5,1914, to the She was preceded in death ;A;n;ative of South Bend, In- children; and two great- Virginia, he was born June West Virginia. late Simon Bailey Ramsey by her husband, Kayless Ma­ diaha, he was born January grandchildren. 25, 1922 to the late Harry Funeral services were held and Hester Sellers Ramsey. jor Noel who died in 1987 and _ 16; 1919, to the late Elmer John Francis Hall, Sr. and Anna at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Jan­ She was a retired nursing a son, Charles Edward Noel. W Coil and Thelma Haney Coil. Funeral services were held Mae Ice Hall Ott of Trigg uary 2, 1991, at Goodwin Fu­ home nurse and was a mem­ Funeral services were held He. was a member of Rock- at 3 p.m. Monday, December County, who survives. He was neral Home with Rev. ber of Emmanuel Baptist at 2 p.m. Monday, Dec. 24, Castle: U nited M ethodist 31, 1990, at the Goodwin Fu- a member o f the Cadiz United Halqua Wilson officiating Church. 199Q, at the Morgan's Funeral Church and was a retired neral Home Chapel with Rev. Methodist Church and was with a Military-honor guard Surviving are four sons, Home with Rev. Harold Say­ trudk driver for Time/D.C. James A. Shuck and Rev. retired from the U.S. Army. and American Flag presen­ Kayless Edward Noel of ers officiating. Burial was in Trucking Company of Gary Pate officiating. Burial He was a member of Queen tation from Fort Knox, Ky., Princeton, James Dale Noel Cedar Hill Cemetery. Chicago, Illinois. was in the Hurricane Ceme- City lodge No. 0761, U.S. Army Base. of Princeton, Kenneth Noel of Serving as pallbearers were He was also the past presi- tery. Clarksville; Scottish Rite, A Masonic service was held Princeton, and Ronnie Noel Tom Marshall, Steve Lowery, dent iof the Rockcastle Lions Music was provided by Mae Amvets, VFW, Cadiz Shrine at 7 p.m. Tuesday, January 1, of Princeton; six daughters, Marvin Lowery, Greg Noel, _ Club: and a member of the Perdue, organist. Club, Order of Eastern Star, 1991. Carol Lowery of St. Ann, Mo., Chris Noel, and Tony Noel. ® Trigg-Lyon Fire Department. In lieu of flowers, donations Clarksville, and a member of Music was provided by Mae He : Was an honorary Ken- can be made to Rockcastle the Rizpah Shrine Temple. Perdue, organist. Wky-Colonel. United Methodist Church. Engagement

Mrs. Della Faulkner McGee Mrs. Elizabeth Parker Hall Freeman-Poindexter

Mr. and Mrs. Walter ;Mrs. Elizabeth Parker k in sville. Mrs. Della Faulkner McGee of Murray, Ky., and Freeman, Rt. 3, Princeton, g* Hall, 79, of Princeton, Ky., She was preceded in death McGee, 94, a resident of Trigg Lois Ussery of Cumberland announce the engagement died Sunday, December 30, by her husband, Douglas Hall Manor Nursing Home and Furnace, Tenn. and approaching marriage of in 1989; a son, Robert Douglas 1990, at the Hilltop Nursing formerly of the Caledonia She was preceded in death their daughter, Linda, to Hall in 1987; two brothers, Hpme in Kuttawa, Ky., after community, died Thursday, by her husband, Lucian Lynn Poindexter, son of Hoy Parker in 1978 and ah apparent heart attack. January 3, 1991, at the Trigg McGee who died August 13, James W. Poindexter, Clifton Parker in 1981; and a ;■ A; native of Trigg County, County Manor in Cadiz, Ky. 1990. Princeton and the late Alma sister, Lurline Peters in 1971. she was bom August 10,1911, A native of Trigg County, Funeral services were held G. Poindexter. Funeral services were held to the late Green Parker and she was bom January 22,1896, at 1 p.m. Saturday, January 5, The bride-elect is a 1972 Eula Gray Parker. She was a at 1 p.m. Wednesday, Jan­ to the late Charles Henry 1991, at the Goodwin Funeral graduate of Caldwell County member of Blue Spring Bap- uary 2, 1991, at the Goodwin Faulkner and Ella Robertson Home with Rev. J. Norman High School. She is employed g tist Church and was a home- Funeral Home with Rev. Faulkner. She was a lifetime Ellis officiating. Burial was by Caldwell County War J m aker. Wayne Knoth and Rev. Ron­ member of Locust Grove Bap­ in the East End Cemetery in Memorial Hospital. Surviving are a daughter, nie Sivells officiating. Burial tist Church and was a home­ Cadiz. Her fiance is a 1975 gradu­ Mrs. Betty Holt of Caldwell was in Blue Spring Cemetery m aker. Serving as pallbearers were ate of Caldwell County High County, Ky.; two brothers, in Caldwell County, Ky. Surviving are a nephew, Joe Snell, Paul Shoulders, School. He is employed by Herbert Parker of El Paso, Pallbearers were Harvey Harry "Colonel" Meredith of Monroe McGee, Charles University of Kentucky Col­ Texas and Stonnie Parker of Mitchell, Winford Mitchell, Cadiz; three nieces, Charlene Litchfield, Edwin H. lege of Agriculture Research Trigg County, Ky.; a sister, Lacy Wallace, Edward Lacy Thomas, Woodroe Litchfield, Reynolds, Jr., and W.F. and Education Center, Mrs. Eliza Hall of Cadiz; four Mitchell, Dewayne Boswell, and Elizabeth Reynolds, all of Reynolds, Jr. Music was pro­ Princeton. Bluff Baptist Church, Prince­ grandchildren, Anita Jackie Peters, Mike Bates, Cadiz; and nephews and vided by Mrs. Anna Powell, The wedding is scheduled ton. All friends and relatives g Brettschneider of Hop- and Howard Baker. Music nieces of her late husband, organist. for 2 p.m. Jan. 12, at Cedar are invited. - kinsyille, Darlene Brown of was provided by Ray and Monroe McGee of Cadiz, Ella Hopkinsville, Benita Holt of Penny Henderson, singers, Caldwell County, and and Penny Henderson, or­ SUBSCRIBE TO 0{|£ ( M lf feCBC^l William Hall of Hop­ ganist. 1 n oem rerifn c a n #t|

CONGRATULATIONS « m s m m tm w c y Card of wanks TO • We wish to express our sincere appreciation to our relatives, friends and EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR neighbors, for their numerous deeds of kindness during our recent MYRTLE JONES • Murray, Ky.: bereavement. The flowers, food, visits, prayers and cards were deeply Kindergarten Cop 1:30> appreciated. 3:40 K (PG) 7:10 1 We would like to extend special thanks to Trigg County Manor, Dr, 9:10 JL Pavon, Trigg County Hospital, Rev. Irvin Darnall and the staff of Good­ tome Alone 1:30 T win Funeral Home. Your kindness and thoughtfulness will never be 3:30 [ (PG) 7:15 t forgotten. 9:15 £ The Family of Edward Scissorhands, 1:30 l Ernestine Bridges 3:30 | (PG -13) 7:05 | 9:05^

1:30^ Jot Without My 3:40 Daughter (PG-13) 7:00 Selected as Trigg County Hospital's Employee of 9:05 Employee Of The Month the Year by the department supervisors of the hos­ Three Men And 1:30 pital. Pictured with Myrtle is David Shore, Admin­ A Little L a d y (PG) 7:00 | January 1991 istrator and her supervisor Charlene Mize, Director of Nursing. Terry Lee McNichols G odfather Part III 3:30 9:00 (R)

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January's Employee of the Month is Terry L. McNichols. Teriy was the : Chamber of Commerce 1990 Citizen of the Year. He was employed by Trigg1 County Farmers Bank on July 16, 1970 and has served in various positions during his twenty years employment. He is a graduate of Trigg County High School and Murray State University.

Terry is a member of the Linton Methodist Church, the Trigg County Band Boosters, Methodist Youth Fellowship, Optimist Club, 4-H Leader, Ham Festival Committee, Heart Fund Chairman and serves as Lay Speaker for the Methodist Church. His hobbies include coaching the Farmer Girls Softball Team, pigeon flying, flower gardening, music and being with people.

Terry is married to Donna Jones McNichols and they have two children, Jimmy and Tatum.

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1 A-l2, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, January 9,1991 ^ ■« Former Trigg teacher shares poetry with readers with these two forms and wrll For a couple of months now I ple tell me they enjoyed writ­ lands tenderly, sighs from icy tomb, two weary Whales sail on share the results with you next have been receiving cards T h e P o e t's ing poetry, but didn't do much *********** singing towards California - week. and letters from a very inter­ because they didn't know how "Surfs up!” C o m e r Thank you Ms. White,for esting lady. to do it right. sudden wind catches lifts dandelion aura sharing with us. I know. I 0 She once taught here in By Lom e By the way, this fantastic T h e R in g angel wings descend learned something new and Trigg County, but now resides Hargrove lady is Priscilla White. Do hope many others did too. in Phoenix, Arizona. In her any of you remember her? I Sunlight If any of you try these forms letters, she has shared with published. feel as if I know her now and ©Priscilla White scatters gemstones Phoenix, Arizona of fire in opal ring. and like it, please share with me some of the memories she At present, she is working have gained a new friend! Captured grace tends a remainder - us. It will be fun to see- What has of Trigg County. One is of on a poetry book of her work The first form is called passion. the days when Willie Wilson called "Crosses of Light". haiku. Haikus are poems The next form Ms. White all we come up with. This lit: put her on the air to do a poetry After all the cards and let­ about nature usually. Ms. shared is called cinquain. A B e fo r e D a w n B re a k s tie bit of poetry lesson os program. She says she truly ters, she finally sent some of White uses haikus to teach cinquain is a five-line interesting, but please dofft appreciated Mr. Wilson's her work for me to share. I children syllabication and stanza. She uses this style - 5 Do you stop sending those free style support and the fact that her was glad to receive it and was creativity. She uses this style - lines with 2 syllables in the remember sounds poems. They are great and ^ program was aired at 3 p.m. - even more excited when she 3 lines with 5 syllables in the first line, 4 syllables in the o f rustling metal, wood sometimes I think that is the just as the kids were being let explained some of her writing first line, 7 syllables in the second line, 6 syllables in the and, you are awake, listening - only way to truly convey you out of school. forms. Much of the poetry I second line, and 5 syllables third line, 8 syllables in the night train. thoughts. See you next week! She enjoys teaching poetry have received from other poets in the third line. Here are fourth line, and 2 syllables in You can send your poems to: Selling to children and is now sub­ have been free style. That is the fifth line. The Cadiz Record, Attn: Lor- some samples of Ms. White's my Chrysler car , rie Hargrove, P.O. Box .311, stitute teaching in Phoenix. also the way I write. I never haiku poems. Why don't you will be difficult; Y ou see, Cadiz, KY 42211 or give me a She belongs to the Phoenix knew enough about the try a couple of haikus today? Running Late manufacturer built it in - Poetry Society and the Ari­ "rules" of poetry to conform to that sound. call at 502-522-6605. I look From Winter forward to hearing from you; zona and Kentucky State Po­ a particular style. solitary drop etry Societies. She is also a After looking over her of rain halts on window pane, Whale eyes, ©Priscilla White member of the Phoenix work, I decided to share this catches sun, blinds me dark pools, searching Phoenix, Arizona Writer's Club. She writes po­ new insight with all of you. grey skies, bitter cold depths. etry as well as short stories. Maybe some of you would like *********** We breathe imprisoned here, look up, waiting dandelion puff :She has won various awards to try writing in one of these I tried some different things and has had much of her work forms. I have had lots of peo­ carries angel wings on wind Cut loose Walker slated as guest speaker for COLA increases Social Security, SSI rates:

Jan. 12 Historical Society meeting A 5.4 percent cdst-of-living plement increases these can have and still receive full; Walker, who is a descen- McAtee, secretary; and Joyce adjustment will increase the amounts. Living arrange­ Social Security benefits. The; dant of Abel Olive, an early D. Banister, treasurer. amount of 1991 Social Security ments and other income also 1991 amount increases from; settler in Trigg County, is The new officers will be in­ and Supplemental Income affect SSI payment amounts. $9,360 to $9,720 for people 65; also the retired superinten­ stalled by Marjorie Orr and (SSI) payments, Gene Smith, The California State Gov­ through 69, and from $6,840; dent of Caldwell County Mary Weldon Delaney of Ed­ Social Security Representa­ ernment has decided not to for people under 65. There iS; Schools and is the co-chair­ dyville. tive, in Hopkinsville, Ken­ pass along the cost-of-living no limit once a person reaches- man of the Lyon County Bi­ Orr represents the Pen- tucky, said recently. adjustment so ,SSl checks age 70, Smith said. there, will not reflect the in­ centennial Committee. He nyrile area on the Historical People will see the increase If earnings are over the an­ will speak on the history of Confederation of Kentucky in their benefits received in crease. nual limit, $1 in benefits is- Lyon County beginning in Board. She is also the director January, 1991, Smith said. The -amount of, annual withheld for each $3 of earn*; 1798 and coming to the build­ of Lyon County Preservation The annual increase raises earnings required to earn an ings over the limit for people! earnings credit, the measure ing of Eddyville. He will also and genealogist for the Lyon the amount of the maximum 65 through 69. The withholds talk about the iron industry, County Historical Society. Social Security retirement for becoming insured under ipg rate is $1 in benefits for! Kentucky State Penitentiary Delaney is a teacher in the benefit to $1,022 for a person Social Security, increases each $2 of earnings over the! and the 1937 flood. Lyon County school system, retiring in 1991 at 65. The av­ from $520 to $540 in 1991. A limit for people under 65. During the business session serves as secretary of the erage Social Security benefit person earns four credits, the People can get their ques­ Odel Walker the nominating committee Lyon County Historical Soci­ paid nationally is $602, Smith maximum, if 1991 annual tions answered by calling So­ will present officers to be said. earnings arfe $2,160 or more. cial Security's toll-free tele­ Odell Walker, president of ety and is secretary of the voted on. The officers will The full Federal SSI pay­ Other changes effective for phone number, 1-800-234-5772. the Lyon County Historical Historical Confederation of serve during 1991. ment goes up in 1991 to $407 for ,1991 involve the retirement They can speak to a repre­ Society, is scheduled to be the Kentucky Board. The nominating committee an individual and $610 for a earnings test - the amount of sentative 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. guest speaker at the Trigg Everyone is invited to at­ is Hilda W. Bridges, Ann couple. In most States, a sup­ annual earnings a person weekdays. County Historical Society's tend the luncheon meeting McAtee and Virginia luncheon, meeting on Satur­ and members are urged to be Alexander. Present officers day, Jan. 12, at Hamtown present. are Thomas H. Sumner, Restaurant. The meeting be­ president; Virginia Alexan­ gins at 12:30 p.m. der, vice president; Ann Card of *Vumks W e wish to express our sincere thanks for the many ■ cards, flowers, food, visits and, above all, prayers duringthe illness and recent loss of our loved one, Joe BUCKS Bill Colson. The kindness and thoughtfulness will never be forgotten. LADIES SHOP W e offer a special note of thanksto Dr. James Tucker, Murray-Calloway County Hospital, Rev. J. Norman Ellis and the staff of Goodwin Funeral Home.

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i i i The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, January 9, 1991, A-13 Judging should be left up to God, says Dawson Even with eye surgery and find something else to do? sweet smile and personality, stand off and look down on all that, I've had one of the ***** but had changed in other our brother. Thankful we most' wonderful Christmas During one of our discus­ A Day Care Center for the ways. Did not know me. Kept aren't like him. Wanting 0 tim6s ever! And why did I sions at The Kitchen last elderly is being opened at the asking my name, asking me nothing to do with him or her. have Such a good Christmas? I week, someone asked about old Kitchen. to come see her. She's a victim We forget that actions speak appreciated the gifts. They the source of Little River. Thursday at the new of Alzheimer's. It hurt to see louder than words. That By Lillian Dawson Were nice and wonderful. Different ones voiced their Kitchen, I saw a lady on a her like that. Still does. someday we must stand before All m y life, I've enjoyed the opinions. walker slowly making her Our prayer is someday, the One who judges all. The little things. Do we not have a Barbara, words can't express I think Amon must be right way around. She was vaguely some how, some one will come One who judges us from what saying, "It's the little things how much the card and letter in saying it starts near Hop­ familiar, but I just could not up with a cure, a preventive is on the inside. that count,"? Words and ac­ means to me. kinsville. I’ve crossed it recall her name. When Er- for Alzheimer's. ' Keep the heart with all dili­ ***** tions, such as my daughter Thanks to everyone for the south or southwest of Hop­ line told me her name, I was gence, for out of it are the is­ putting her arms around me cards, and I would like to say kinsville. But don't recall shocked. I had been on Pen- "We say we are Christians. sues of life." The author is 4) and saying, "Mama, I love a special Hello to Mrs. crossing it from any other di­ nyrile tours with the lady Go to church most Sundays. unknown. And that is our you," or a friend doing the Dorothy B. Russell of Dover, rections. Can't find my map years ago. She had the same But, like the Pharisees, we thought for the New Year. sa-m.e. T enn. I loved all the cards I re­ ceived for Christmas, but two Doesn't the folks at Fort L unchbox are keepsakes, to always be Campbell have enough prob­ Ravioli, whole kernel corn, or applesauce, cherry cobbler. treasured. One from my lems and heartaches without Mon., Jan. 14: Pizza, Patty on Bun, Green Beans, tossed salad, Goo Goo Cluster. Fri., Jan. 18: Soup, Chili, or brother, Amos, and Helen, the some lame-brained reporter Tossed Salad, Fruit Cup, chopped lettuce, pudding with Thurs. Jan. 17: Hot dog on Pizza, Sandwich, and fruit. other from Brandon Moun­ coming along and picking at school-made cookie. topping. tain, Bumpus Mills, Tenn. them over a trifle! Can't he Tues., Jan. 15: Chicken W ed., Jan. 16: Lasagna or bun, creamed potatoes, Kraut “ Best Prices Of The Year” SALE t ] ------^ ; ------V Garden View Pure Dreams “ Sandhurst” Wear Dated® Carpet Wear Dated® Carpet Commercial Carpet *13.55 Carpet *12.89 Carpet *12.26 Pad FR E E Pad FR E E Pad FR E E Labor *1.75 Labor *1.75 Labor *1.75 Installed *15.30 sq.yd. Installed *14.64 sq yd. Installed *14.01 sq.yd. L. \______J ...... _ ...... J

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M SU 's Eagle G allery presents exhibitions

The Eagle Gallery in the mick, a means to express an carved into the handle of her aspects of the physics of time Price Doyle Fine Arts Center a.m. to 9 p.m., Monday Price Doyle Fine Arts Center, idea, and, for the whittler, a cane and an empty lipstick and matter. at the corner of 15th and Olive through Friday; 10 a.m. to 4 A Murray State University, is way to pass time. holder forms the tip. She will Streets on the campus of Mur­ p.m., Saturday; and 1 to 4 pleased to present two exhibi- Included in the "Sticks" be the guest of honor at the The Eagle Gallery is lo­ ray State University, Murray, p.m., Sunday. There ik’ nd tions: "Sticks" and show are some of Kentucky's Jan. 18 lecture and reception. cated on the fourth floor of the KY. The galleries are open 9 charge for admission. • "Time...Pieces". They will premier walking stick "Time...Pieces" is about open to the public on Jan. 14. carvers. Denzil Goodpaster's time and its perception by Singles Organizational Society plans events On Jan. 18, a lecture at 7:30 figurative canes have bikini Kentucky artists. p.m. by Larry Hackley, cu­ clad women, leopards and al­ The concept of time is a fas­ The Singles Organiza­ Other events planned for the "Futuristic Dating" will be rator of the handmade walk­ ligators, as well as a likeness cinating and fertile item for tional Society, a non-profit week include: a trip to Patti's discussed. Afterward, every­ ing sticks show, will be fol­ of Dolly Parton. Elisha Baker an exhibition. This human support and social group for 1880's Fine Dining on Satur­ one plans to go to Shoney's., lowed by a reception for both commemorates Elvis Presley invention, created to explain all single adults whether al­ day, Jan. 12, to eat. The group exhibitions. and also Dolly Parton. change and provide a refer­ ways single, separated, di­ plans to meet at the Chamber You don't have to be a mem­ The walking stick is proba­ Other carvers depend on ence for events, now rules vorced, or widowed, will at 5:30 p.m. or to meet at ber to attend a meeting or ; bly one of the oldest utilitar­ complex graphic designs over lives. sponsor a skating trip at Cir­ Patti's at 6 p.m. for the Dutch function. For more informa­ ian objects in man's history. sometimes painted or smoke The 21 artists invited to cus Skating - Skating with treat meal; and another tion, call Pamela at 753-7638; It has served as an aid to stained. Helen LaFrance of participate in the S.O.S. on Thursday, Jan. meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 15, Jeanne at 753-0224, Mary at.; walking, an offensive and Boaz, Graves Co. is the only "Time...Pieces" have inter­ 10, from 7:30 to 10 p.m. at 7 p.m. at the Murray 527-0115, or Margaret at 247-.• defensive weapon, a status woman represented in the preted the theme into a full Everyone is to meet at the Chamber of Commerce. A 2249 because being single symbol, a commemorative show. Two women carrying range of ideas. Even the skating rink on Highway 641 discussion led by Steve Dur- doesn't mean you have tp be item, an advertising gim- bundles on their heads are functional clocks incorporate North. bon on the subject of alone. It's o n WE HAVE JUST COMPLETED OUR 111th YEAR OF SERVICE TO OUR th e re c o rd COMMUNITY. WE ARE PROUD TO PRESENT THIS STATEMENT OF The following fines do not include the $42.50 or $47.50 CONDITION SHOWING OUR STRENGTH, SECURITY AND GROWING NET court costs as assessed by the state. District Court WORTH. AS WE BEGIN A NEW YEAR, OUR PLEDGE IS TO CONTINUE TO Recorded December27, 1990 Peter John Hughes, Cadiz, Ky., Expired plates, Dis- OFFER THE BEST FINANCIAL SERVICES TO OUR CUSTOMERS. missed-has valid plates. Keith Alan Roach, Murray, STATEMENT OF CONDITION Ky., Operating on suspended operators license, Continue to ASSETS LIABILITIES AND NET W ORTH DECEMBER 31, 1989 DECEMBER 31,1990 1-17-91 to present proof. DECEMBER 31, 1989 DECEMBER 31, 1990 Tracy G. Curd, Lexington, CASH OH HAND AND IN BANKS...... $16,697,595.50 $33,694,785.91 SAVINGS DEPOSITS...... $138,666,331.94 $143,097,785.35 Ky., No insurance, Dis- missed-showed proof of in­ FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS...... 80,526,533.95 91,209,508.74 ADVANCE FROM FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK...... 00 .00 surance. OTHER LOANS...... 6,062,248.74 6,381,435.54 BORROWED MONEY...... 00 .00 Mary G. Garland, Cadiz, REAL ESTATED OWNED...... 268,139.83 189,783.27 LOANS IN PROCESS...... 937,165.00 176,363.18 Ky., Expired registration INVESTMENTS AND SECURITIES...... 45,987,286.61 22,273,174.79 OTHER LIABILITIES...... 2,117,857.09 1,709,904.42 plates, Dismissed-has valid FIXED ASSETS, LESS DEPPRECIATION...... 399,672.30 404,918.98 SPECIFIC RESERVES...... 380.10 756.15 registration. DEFERRED CHARGES-OTHER ASSETS...... 1,193,634.84 1,299,710.49 GENERAL RESERVES (NET WORTH)...... 9,419,377.64 10,468,508.62 John R. Waddell, Benton, TOTAL ASSETS...... $151,141,111.77 $155,453,317.72 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET WORTH...... $151,141,111.77 $155,453,317.72 Ky., Speeding, No operators license, Continued to 1-8-91. ; Jon C. Reece, Lafayette, Ky., DUI-lst, Arraigned, Plea of guilty, $200 fine-$100 sus­ 1990 SAW OUR NET WORTH INCREASE TO $10,468,508.62, pended, 1 day in County Jail with credit for 8 hours of community service, Attend AN ALL TIME HIGH WITH A $1,049,130.98 ADDITION. JUST ONE MORE driver's school. ; Maxine Diggs, Yonkers, NY, Harassing Communica­ REASON WHY HOPKINSVILLE FEDERAL IS THE LOCAL tions, Continue to 1-10-91. Shannon B. Hawkins, Im­ proper use of flashers, No in­ INSTITUTION THAT OFFERS REAL STRENGTH AND SECURITY! surance, No registration plates, Send in F.T.A., We at Hopkinsville Federal are looking ahead to the new yeqr Hopkinsville Federal wants to be your lender. We have the funds.! Graves County officials un­ anticipating that more and more of our customers will be taking available right now to finance any major purchase. We believe our, able to locate to serve Bench advantage of the IN T E R E S T E A R N IN G N .O .W . C H E C K IN G A D JU S T A B L E R A TE M O R TG A G E LOAN is the best availably, W arrant. A C C O U N T S that we offer. We have three different checking for buying or building a new home. Our rates are affordable and., John A. Hall, Cadiz, Ky., plans and we pay you interest on every dollar you have, on many families1 still qualify for payment. For those of you who .ate.; Possession of undersize mus­ deposit. The only time you have a service charge is if your balance existing homeowners, a H O M E E Q U IT Y LOAN could give you ^n- I sel shells (11), Jury impan­ drops below $500.00 or if you write or deposit an excessive interest deduction that tax laws are eliminating on consumer interest. I eled, opening statements number of checks and then those Charges are a lot less than you Most people are using home equity loans to finance CO LLEG E" made-evidence introduced by would expect to pay at other financial institutions. Senior Citizen EDUCATIONS, make needed HOME IMPROVEMENTS AND checking accounts are free. Just visit any Hopkinsville Federal REPAIRS,EXISTING NONDEDUCTIBLE CONSUMER Commonwealth and then by office and ask for details On N .O .W . A C C O U N T S , S U P E R D E B T S . O f course, H O P K IN S V IL L E FEDERAL your NEW the defendant. Boths sides K.O.W. ACCOUNTS AND SUPER MONEY MARKET AUTO, BOAT, HOME FURNISHINGS, OR OTHER MAJOR announced they were closed. A C C O U N T S . For longer term investments don’t forget P U R C H A S E S . Be sure you investigate the financing available-at- The court instructed the jury- Hopkinsville Federal offers a wide range of M O N E Y M A R K E T H O P K IN S V IL L E FED ER A L. Talk to a loan officer at any of .q! > • both Commonwealth and de­ C E R T IF IC A T E A C C O U N T S . You can invest funds with us at MAN & WIFE locations. : H i . t fendant made closing argu­ money market rates in accounts that vary from no maturity date up M A Y H A V E ments. The jury retired to to 4 years. Of course there is N E VER A M A N A G E M E N T FEE $500,000 consider their verdict. The for money market accounts at Hopkinsville Federal, and your funds INSURED are protected with the security of insurance by the FDIC. jury returned back into open court and returned a verdict of guilty and fixed the penalty at FDIC Insured a fine of $100. Continue to 1- OFFICERS & EMPLOYEES 10-91 to enter trial order and BOARD OF DIRECTORS OFFICERS & EMPLOYEES MAIN OFFICE - 7th & MAIN permit any time to consider MURRAY OFFICE appeal. SEVENTH AND I LACY JOINER, JR. PRESIDENT Great Savings

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1 The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, January 9,1991, A-15 TVA director predicts CHANGE----- Continued from Page A-l All of the city council mem­ city must provide the other 25 * approve the "adoption” of a fourth rate freeze in row area. bers then voted in favor of the percent. Fort Campbell unit stationed Realtor Lynn Waller, motion. Jones said the maximum in the Persian Gulf that the though, asked the council to In other business, the coun­ Cadiz can receive is about Cadiz-Trigg County Chamber 0 TVA Director John Waters inspection tour in June, and table the recommendation cil voted to approve Cadiz Po­ $60,000. The city council dis­ of Commerce and the Cadiz ^ s a id today the proposed Lake on the "tremendous public in­ until the council could study lice Sgt. Gene Jones's writing cussed using Jones's salary Rotary Club has already Improvement Plan offers an volvement in the lake im­ the further. an application for a federal for the D.A.R.E. program as adopted. opportunity for real progress provement process." "I’d like to see the council matching grant for the local the 25 percent the city must * accept Keidell Bridges in providing better TVA lake Looking ahead to 1991, Wa­ investigate some alterna­ D.A.R.E. program. pay. "semi-retirement" from levels for recreation and im­ ters made some predictions, tives," he said. Waller also "We're wanting to imple­ working for the city. Mayor proving water quality. including a fourth year of suggested that the council set ment the middle school Other action taken by the Sivills said he has asked "At. the February Board TVA's rate freeze. "I think up a committee to "make a D.A.R.E. program and the city council include voting to: Bridges to continue working meeting I will vote on these that we can be reasonably thorough study" of some al­ possibility of implementing * ask a three-person com­ on the city's street department and other recommendations certain that gas prices will not ternatives. the high school D.A.R.E. pro­ mittee to consult with John and at East End Cemetery. ^ fr o m a more informed per- go down any time soon, mak­ Mayor Scott Sivills, before gram," he said. Gray, fire chief of the Cadiz * approve, on recommenda­ ™ spective," Waters said, based ing TVA's stable rates even opening the floor for a motion, Jones said the Cadiz pro­ Volunteer Fire Department, tion from Cadiz Police Chief on what he learned during a more of an energy bargain," said he thought all the proper gram is eligible for the U.S. and Darrel Gordon, the city Robert S. Dollar, the promo­ 650-mile Tennessee River he said. steps had been taken in deal­ Department of Criminal Jus­ buildings codes enforcement tion of Capt. Robert Russell to ing with the issue. tice grant, and that it is set up officer. The purpose of the the rank of major. Frankie Phillips made a on a 75-25 basis. The crimi­ meeting will be to discuss the * accept the resignation of NURSES- motion to change the zoning, nal justice department will city's meeting state fire safety Paul Starbird, a temporary and Gary Mize seconded it. pay 75 percent of the grant; the codes and regulations. police officer, effective Jan. 3. Continued from themselves. At present, we have an RN consultant and 9 are-having problems as well. three LPNs - two full-time BUSY ------The Kentucky Association and one part-time three of Health Care Facilities weekends a month," she said. Continued from Page A-l Chief Gray advised that chimneys. "Anybody burn- ahead and have their chim- (KAHCF) reported that a 17- A problem would arise, anyone who might be burning ing wood, especially green neys cleaned if they haven't percent RN vacancy rate in however, if the nursing home to Trigg County Hospital by wood for heat to check their wood, should probably go already this year," he said. nursing homes existed. The were to become an intermedi­ ambulance and treated for report said that there were 500 ate care facility. smoke inhalation. vacancies in nursing posi­ "We’re trying to get inter­ Another fire occurred on tions for the state of Ken­ mediate-care beds and have Friday evening, Jan. 4, at 171 PLAY ------tucky^ nursing home indus- petitioned the state to allow us Hospital Street. Continued from Page A-l Ipf tiy for 1987. to do that. If we get the license Chief Gray said the blaze "More people play it when high. ' !As of Oct. 1, 1990, each to do that, we’ll have to have a was a chimney fire at the Whitfield and Cunning­ it's up," Cunningham said, "If it's pretty big, we have a skilled and intermediate fa­ nurse 24 hours a day," Tooke home of David Smith. He said ham said people will probably adding that sales of Lotto good week," Whitfield said. cility was required to have two said. "We’re trying to get in­ the alarm sounded at 9:55 do as the players of Lotto Kentucky at The Pantry "If it’s a little jackpot, a lot of full-time equivalent termediate-care beds so we p.m. and that twelve men re­ Kentucky do - wait for the sometimes get about $1,000 people have gotten to where (FTE)/LPNs and one can help the people of the sponded with three trucks. jackpot to grow. above average if the jackpot is they don't even mess with it." FTE/RN. county to stay in Trigg The only nursing home County." which seems to be having She went on to add that there ^ problems with the nursing were 9,000 ICF beds available 9 shortage is Shady Lawn with 18,000 being asked for. Nursing Center. Trigg Turnover rates are also a Manfjr, which is a personal problem in the nursing pro­ care ;home only, would suffer fession. a problem only if it became an According to KCAN, intermediate care facility. turnover rates for RNs in G ood news At Shady Lawn, Director of hospitals is 20 percent per Nursing Diane Curtis says year; for LPNs, it is 22 per­ the problem comes in the area cent. In nursing homes, the of part-time help. "We have average length of employ­ ment is 39 months for RNs for anyone who wants ^ spme problems. We have reg­ ular staffing, but we’re in and 41 months for LPNs. dire need of part-time help. Future trends indicate that When you come into a nurs­ there will be a big calling for ing home^you have to be a spe­ nurses between 1986 and the their heart to last the cial person to care for these year 2000. elderly people," she said. According to estimates from "It (a shortage) is very real. the U.S. Bureau of Labor The state wants us to have a Statistics, the health services . full-time RN. Right now we industry will create nearly rest of their life. 9 have three full-time LPNs 350,000 new jobs for registered and one part-time LPN. I’m nurses. By the year 2000, it the only RN on staff and I has been projected that the work five or six days a week," state of Kentucky will be in she said. need of between 32,070 and ;At Trigg Manor, Adminis­ 40,260 full-time equivalent trator Dorothy Tooke doesn’t RNs and between 5,160 and have the problem of staffing 6,080 LPNs. with licensed nurses. As of July 1990, there are "We’re a personal care 24,307 RNs and 9,467 LPNs 9 home where the residents living in the state of Ken­ pretty much take care of tucky.

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iPAY LESS DRUGS By Larry Young Cadiz transplant enjoys Staff Reporter Everybody pays close atten­ tion to what the weather is go­ giving back to community ing to be like from day to day, but Channel 6 "Weather Watcher" Jean Jackonski •by being ’weather watcher’ does it to help keep meteorolo­ gist Cal Sisto informed about the weather in Trigg County. Jackonski became inter­ ested in weather watching nearly five years ago when Sisto and WPSD-TV in Paducah began seeking peo­ ple interested in keeping track of the weather through­ out the four-state area. NICE GUYS FINISH FIRST: Mrs. Jackonski says that WPSD meteo­ "We've always watched rologist Cal Sisto, pictured with her mother-in-law, Regina Jackonski, is a really nice person. He's so nice in fact, he took time out during the Channel 6 since we've been "Weather Watchers' annual Christmas party to help celebrate her here. Well, one day they had mother-in-law's 82nd birthday. on the T.V. that they were starting a 'Weather Watcher’ cause. I'm a 'Weather beautiful weather, it snowed. program. Since I'd always Watcher.' I'll tell them what I We built a snowman and a been interested in the weather, know. few days later, the snowman I sent a letter to the station "Sometimes people call who had melted as temperatures telling them why I wanted to are angry for what I've given again reached the 70s," she be one of Cal's 'Weather Cal as a high or low because said. W atchers.' it's not the same temperature The Jackonskis have noth­ "Then Cal called to inter­ that they saw for that day or ing but praise for Sisto and his view me and I was selected to the amount of rainfall is not weather reporting. "There’s report the weather conditions the same as what I recorded. not a better weather man in in Cadiz and Trigg County. I The only thing I can say is the area. Sometimes we watch guess you could say I'm an that I can't record the highs the Nashville news and their original," she said. and lows for all the different weathermen just aren't as As far as what she con­ areas of the county, just where good as Cal. We feel Cal Sisto tributes to the weather forecast I live," she explained. is a true meteorologist who is on Channel 6 each evening, Jean's husband Leon says the best. Cal's terrific. He's a Jackonski said she monitors he feels his wife was meant to nice man and is a family the high and low temperature be a 'Weather Watcher.' man. We've met his wife and for the day and also reports the "We were married in a kids and they're really nice," amount of precipitation for blizzard in New York and I she added. her area. feel that shows she was des­ A story the Jackonskis tell "Jean has sent me her high tined to be a weather watcher," about how nice Sisto really is and low temperatures for al­ he said jokingly. concerns their Christmas most everyday since she be­ "I went to church in boots party, which the station has came one of my original and slacks and dressed at the for Cal's "Weather Watch­ weather watchers. She also church. It wasn’t anything ers." logs rainfall when it occurs like I’d thought it would be," "We took Leon's mother, and lets me know what the Jean said. Regina Jackonski, to the monthly rainfall has been for Mrs. Jackonski said she Christmas party on her 82nd the Cadiz area," Sisto said. felt the west Kentucky area birthday, and when we got In addition to these things, was an iptergsting area for there, Cal had a birthday cake Sisto says Jean reports to him weather. "I find the weather there for her and took pictures anything that she feels is im­ here more interesting because and sent them to us. He goes portant for his weather fore­ of its diversity than other out of his way to be nice," she cast. places we've lived in." said. "She has made special calls "When we told people in As for Jackonski's perfor­ to me after she's made her of­ Florida where we lived prior mance in reporting the ficial report to let me know to coming here in 1984, they weather, Sisto says she does a about extreme weather condi­ asked us 'Why are you mov­ very good job. "Jean is a per­ tions so that I can include ing up there where it's so son that I've always liked and them in my 10 o'clock news­ cold?' I guess they think all of have found it easy to work cast. She helps give me in­ Kentucky is eastern Ken­ with, as I have with all my formation that I wouldn't be tucky in the middle of the 'Weather Watchers.' She a i s i u u m s KAliN r ALiL// That's w hat W FSD-TV's "Cal Sisto's W eather W atcher" Jean Jackonski is mountains," she said. ^ e[etermining t e by checking her rain gauge to get an exact measurement on the day's rainfall. able to obtain, especially in comes from the same area of these different areas," Sisto One of the most unusual the country as I do and we've explained. weather conditions that Jack­ enjoyed talking about our Jackonski said that she en­ onski says she's seen since common backgrounds," said joys doing the weather watch­ being here was one winter in Sisto, who hails from New ing for Sisto because it makes February when her daughter Jersey while Jackonski is MARK IT DOWN: Jean takes her feel like she's helping her came from Florida for a visit. from New York. time' out to mark down on her community out. "I feel like "It was unusual in that it Jackonski likes the job so calendar the high and low I'm doing some little thing to was 70 degrees at the begin­ much that she plans on keep­ tehVpfeature for the day (Below ), help the people of Cadiz out. ning of February. Our jphd a ^picture of one of the most ing it for a while. "I don't People ask me what the daughter was here for 12 days. strange weather conditions she'd have any plans to give it up," On the fifth day after the seen, frozen fog which fell into weather is going to be like be- she said. these trees. The picture was taken after;-she witnessed the fog freezing]

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I'M A CAL'S WEATHER WATCHER: Mrs. Jackonski takes pride in helping Cal Sisto by giving the highs and lows for the Cadiz and Trigg County area and says she feels like she contributes back to her adopted home. The Jackonskis lived in New York for years prior to moving to Florida and settling in Tngg County in 1984 to become a Trigg County transplant.

i i k -2, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, January 9,1991

Wildcats ring in new year Middle school with second straight win teams beat Tigers’ height, over Crittenden County special defense MARION, KY - Trigg pointers and John McAtee's first-quarter lead and County's Wildcats helped hot shooting hand, outre- outscoring Crittenden 28-14 in CADIZ, KY - The boys' and ^ ruin the Jan. 4 Homecoming bounded the Rockets 43-17. the second quarter. girls' middle school basket­ for the Crittenden County "He was fightin' it hard for In the third quarter, though, ball teams had to get airound boys’ team by posting its sec­ us," Wildcat coach George Trigg tried to run its half­ some obstacles that the visit­ ond win over the Rockets in Radford said of McAtee, who court offense to try some new ing Hopkinsville ’Fig'er two weeks. had nine points in the first things, Radford said, and,, teams brought with them Jan. Trigg moved its record to 2- half. "He's a hard worker. I "We got bogged down." 3. '••••■ 8 (2-1) with a 69-35 win after knew he'd come through be­ The Rockets matched In Trigg's 29-10 win, the overcoming a shaky third fore the year was over." Trigg's 13 third-quarter Lady Mid-Cats had to'-over­ quarter. Trigg bombed the Rockets points, but could not handle come a box-and-one defense The 'Cats, led by four 3- in the first half, taking a 21-5 Please see SECOND, Page B-4 Hoptown used to shut' down w Trigg's Tatum McNichols. The Lady Tigers played a 2- Trigg girls make 20 turnovers, 2 zone and put a chaser on McNichols for that last part of still win ’sloppy' district game the first quarter, all of the second period and the early part of the third quarter.-The 41-32 against Lady Rockets eighth-grade guard stil led'the team in scoring, though, with MARION, KY - Trigg’s three minutes of the second Beverly Bush had 10 points 9 points even though she'did .W Lady Wildcats stumbled to a period. for Trigg. Christy Samsil had not score in the third quarter.; 41-32 win in the last game of a When the starters returned, 3 and Kim Mitchell had 2. As Trigg, using a 2-3 zon'd,'rah district tripleheader at Crit­ Trigg went on a 9-2 run to a team, Trigg hit 11 of 19 free up an 8-2 first-quarter 'lead; tenden County Jan. 4. take a 16-12 halftime lead. throws and committed only 10 then took it to 19-9 by the'$hd of The two teams combined for Stephanie Humphries fouls. the third quarter. The Lady 45 turnovers, including 33 in scored 19 of her 24 points in the Easley and Jill Highfil had Mid-Cats then outscored Hop) the first half; most of them second half and 13 in the third 10 points each for Crittenden, town 10-1 in the final quarter came from traveling viola­ quarter. She hit a 3-pointer at which went to the line only DOING BATTLE: Trigg's Denver Travis (53) watches as Curtis to run their record to 6-3.' tions. The offensive output the 5:51 mark that put Trigg twice in the game and missed Brandon (21) fights for a rebound against a pair of taller Hopkinsville was Trigg's lowest since its up 21-16, but Crittenden's both. Tigers. The Mid-Cats won the Jan. 3 game 38-31. Please see BEAT, Page B-4 44-43 loss to Madisonville- Tiffany Easley made six of North Hopkins on Dec. 13. her 10 points in the same pe­ "It wasn't pretty," Trigg riod to keep the score close. Lake Barkley park to host annual Rook tourney . coach Mike Wright said after The Lady Rockets, who were the game. "We're just glad to held scoreless for the first CADIZ, KY - Bird-watchers meeting room of the park's end to finish. Saturday afternoon. Steven's get out of here with a win. three minutes of the final of a different kind will flock lodge. Teams will be placed in di­ said teams sometimes decide "It's not that we didn't play quarter, were never able to get to Lake Barkley State Resort Stevens said only 21 teams visions and will play on a to play out the tournament and hard. We were just sloppy and back in the game. Rochelle Park Jan. 18-20 for the 11th showed up for last year's round-robin format begin­ don't finish up until 1 or’ .2 in we couldn't help it." Brantley's basket in the lane annual Rook tournament. tournament due to the threat of ning at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Jan. the morning. > X \ ; Neither team could find its at 5:07 but Trigg’s lead to 35- Bill Stevens, recreation di­ bad weather. The event usu­ 18, and will resume at 9 a.m. The entry fee for the 'tour- ^ range in the first half. With 26. rector for the park, said he ex­ ally draws 35 teams from five on Saturday. nament is $15 per team plus'a the scored knotted 6-6 after the From then on the Lady pects about 30 teams to take different states, he said, and it Divisional winners will new deck of cards. The entry first quarter, Wright took his Wildcats ran a control of­ part in the tournament, which usually takes a whole week­ begin round-robin play on Please see ROOK Page B-3- _ • first string out for the first fense to take the win. will be held in the lounge and

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For more information call 924-1131 Ext. 593 P o u r / h c e Hwy. 68, 8 miles West of Cadiz Building Supply Lake Barkley Fitness Center "Winning with wellness" Hwy. 68 E. 522-6035 Cadiz, KY The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, January 9,1991, B-3 New counties in spring '91 Pro bass anglers catch fish in strange ways While the majority of bass fishing. time, I felt a strike on my lure plastic worm just as he was turkey season fishermen struggle to catch "I'd been catching 30 to 40 and set the hook, too. For a few lifting the lure to begin an­ the few fish they can, the tour­ Bassin’ FRANKFORT, KY - bass per day at Lake Wylie moments we were both excited other cast. He immediately nament pros can seemingly Thirteen new counties, or with the pros near Charlotte and naturally, and reeling like crazy to see dropped that rod and picked up catch them at will. At times, it portions of counties, will be when my boss heard about who had the biggest bass. another with a jigging spoon almost seems as if the fish the water. open' for wild turkey hunt­ that, he asked me to take him "When we finally reeled in tied on, and the rest, as they can't wait to get caught. "Anyway, I kept a grip on ing during the 1991 spring along," Eaker said. "The the fish, I could hardly believe say, is history. Witness, for example, what my rod as I went under, and season. very next week I took him, what I saw. We had both "The spoon never reached happened to Bo Dowden, a when I came back up and Approved by the Kentucky outfitting him with a rod, reel caught the same bass. The bottom before a bass hit," long-time tournament com­ started to climb back into the Department of Fish and and lure exactly like I was fish had hit one crankbait, Chancellor said. "I landed petitor and winner of the 1980 boat, I noticed something tug­ Wildlife Resources Com­ using. then turned and hit mine an that fish, dropped the spoon Bass Masters Classic world ging on the rod. mission, counties added to "On my first seven casts I instant later." again and caught another. At championship. The Evinrude "I started reeling, and sure Zone A are: Edmonson caught seven bass, but the boss Johnson Outboards Pro Staff five minutes to 11 that morn­ Pro Staff angler was compet­ enough, I brought in a well- Green north of Hwy. 569 didn't have a strike. I told angler Jack Chancellor had to ing, I had not had a strike in ing in a tournament on Ken­ hooked two-pound bass. The Marion (west of Hwy. 527) him to slow his retrieve, and work a little longer and more than three hours of fish­ tucky lake when he found a fish had taken the worm as I Monroe (south of Hwy. 100) on his very next cast some­ harder for his fish, but not in g. bass that just had to see the in­ slipped, and all of my waving Taylor northwest of gas thing thumped his lure, and much. "During the next seven side of his livewell. of the rod as I fell set the lines at Saloma; and he set the hook. During the 1982 Classic, minutes I caught 12 bass on "I was pitching a plastic hook." Wayne southeast of Hwy. 90 "At almost exactly the same Chancellor felt a fish hit his that jigging spoon." worm into submerged brush Fellow Evinrude pro Guy and northwest of Hwy. 92. in one of the coves," Dowdon Eaker can tell a story just as Zone A counties will be remembers. "On one particu­ hard to believe. Eaker, of open April 1-30 for wild lar pitch, as I stepped forward Cherryville, N.C., once Optimist Tri-Star tourney Jan. 12 turkey hunting. in the boat, I slipped. It seemed worked for a large trucking Those counties or portions CADIZ, KY - The Optimist children in the contest will advance to the Optimist Zone like I dangled between the firm, but because of his of counties added to Zone B Club of Cadiz will sponsor its receive a ribbon. Participants 13 Contest to be held in Trigg boat and the water for an eter­ schedule and a generous em­ are;. Bath south o f 1-64; annual Tri-Star Basketball will not be competing against County High School gym on nity, flailing away with arms ployer, was usually able to Carlisle except south of Tournament in the Trigg each other. Jan. 26. and legs, before I finally hit spend at least one day a week Hwy. 51; McCracken; County High School gym Sat­ First-place winners will Menifee north of Hwy. 460 urday, Jan. 12, beginning at and,east of Hwy. 36; and 'Happy Hunting Ground' 9:30 a.m. ,Gws.ley north of Hwy. 30 The pass-dribble-and-shoot ROOK and west of Hwy. 399. magazine to feature otter contest will be open to boys .Zone B counties are open and girls who will be no older cates good at any Kentucky The January-February is- closely examines the otter (Qr one week (April 17-23). than 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13 state park. sue of "Happy Hunting restoration program planned All counties or portions of years old by March 15,1991. deadline is 6:30 p.m. on Fri­ For more information, call counties open to wild turkey Ground" magazine takes an by the Kentucky Department First- and second-place tro­ day, Jan. 18. The winning Lake Barkley State Resort hunting during the 1990 in-depth look at the North of Fish and Wildlife Re- phies will be awarded to the team and runners-up will re­ Park at (502) 924-1131, exten­ spring season will be open American river otter and sources. winners of each group. All ceive trophies and gift certifi­ sion 191. during 1991, except Webster County, which is closed for restocking. Bob Watkins makes 'curveball' wish list for new year Starting with the 1991 New Year ideas 'n things. C.M. Newton: 1990 over mirror, an invite to a Mel Shaquille O'Neal: Eight spring season, residents of The most hard-bitten again. Media-wise, palace- Gibson look-alike contest. fouls. Indiana will not be permit­ sportswriters get sentimental S p o r t s I n wise and otherwise, it doesn't Lawrence Funderburke: Howard Schnellenberger: ted to hunt wild turkeys in now and then. Maybe it's only get any better. Gets to play in Rupp Arena — An athletic dormitory - with Kentucky because Indiana K e n t u c k y for a minute or two after Rick Pitino: W ith wearing an orange shirt. bars. does not allow non-resident Jimmy Stewart and Donna "adjusted" numbers, 1990 Eric Manuel: Drops 25 Howard Schnellenberger H: turkey hunting. Reed sing "Auld Lang Syne" Bob Watkins over again. Media-wise, team pounds and a spot on the To go with his three framed SI on Christmas Eve, but it hap­ chemistry-wise and baby- Philadelphia 76ers. covers in his office, a framed pens. wise, it doesn't get any better. Dwane Casey: A thousand and matted page from the De­ Times when we wish, well, * A trip to Glendale for din­ Rick Pitino II: An audio dollars. cember 1990 Jefferson County S ports T rivia you know. ner at the Whistlestop. tape (on Rupp Arena's super Dwane Casey II: A (Norm police blotter. I hope 1991 brings an end to boom speakers) playing at his Ellenberger) break. UofL's Browning Nagle: the Gulf crisis. 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L B-4, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, January 9,1991 BEAT SECOND Girls fourth in Letcher tourney Continued from Page B-2 He added that hopes a game WHITESBURG, KY - 81-49 win. like that "will give us confi­ what Radford calls the 'Cats' Trigg County's Lady Stephanie Humphries hit dence (to) be able to do some "soft press." Wildcats rang out the old a pair o f 3-pointers to lead positive things against some "Our guards were so quick year with a fourth-place Trigg with 18 points. good ball clubs." £ they just took the ball from finish in the eight-team Christy Samsil had 13 and Letcher County New Year's Kim Mitchell had 9. At the them," Radford said. In the first of the thp-ee Eve Classic. line, the Lady 'Cats hit 15 of Trigg, getting one break­ games at Crittenden County, Stephanie Humphries and 23 free throws (65 percent). away basket after another, Trigg JV boys beat the Rockets Christy Samsil were chosen Isom, with 22 points, was went on a 19-0 run to as they 47-33. ■: to the 15-girl all-tourna- one of four Whitesburg outscored the Rockets 28-8 to Willie Grubbs scored: 8 of end the game. ment team. players who scored in dou­ his team-high 15 points in-the After a 68-64 first-round ble figures. Whitesburg hit McAtee led Trigg with 16 fourth quarter. Michael win over Jenkins High 13 out of 20 free throws. points. Kevin Crump had 12 James was 6-for-7 at the free- School, Trigg had to face a and Jeremy Quinn had 10. throw line as he scored-12 % 10-1 Whitesburg High The following night, Quinn also grabbed 18 re­ points, and Thad Wharton, School team on its home Trigg, for the third time in bounds. with a pair of 3-pointens*;had court on Dec. 28. four games, tied the school Donnie Beverly led the 10. Whitesburg, led by 6-foot record for most 3-pointers in Rockets with 12 points while Jody Desgranges led Crit­ All-State candidate Tracey a game by hitting five Too many Tigers Jason McDowell had 8. tenden with 9 points, while Isom, pressed the Lady against Letcher County. "We felt very good about Scott Champion and Dannie this victory," Radford said. Wildcats the whole game, Mitchell and Wendy Sny­ SURROUNDED: Trigg County Lady Mid-Cat Christina Ezell found Beverly had 8 each. 1 ! ! coach Mike Wright said, der had two each and Bev­ herself defended on all sides by Hoptown's Lady Tigers as she tried to causing 25 Trigg turnovers. erly Bush hit one. put up a shot. Ezell had nine rebounds in Trigg County’s 29-10 win at "We committed far too Trigg led the seesaw hom e. many turnovers," Wright game at halftime 32-26. But SportShorts Continued from Page B-2 though, outscored the Mid- said. "They were just like Letcher guard Stacy Blair LaTiya Kirby scored 7 Cats 13-4 in the third quarter Sports events (Jan. 9-15): -" *' • sharks. They smelled blood scored all 11 of her points in points for Trigg. Christina to take a 27-24 lead. Thursday, Jan. 10 and just went after us." the third quarter when Ezell had 9 rebounds and Joy Mid-Cat boys' and girls' basketball games vs. Crittenden Whitesburg only led 39-27 Letcher outscored Trigg 22- Trigg then took control of Hopson pulled down 7. County at home at 5 p.m. »; ’ at the half, though. "We 9. Letcher won it 63-57. the game and, with a 14-4 For the boys' team, Hop- Friday, Jan. 11 . . t played a real good half of Samsil led a balanced fourth quarter, posted a 38-31 town's heighth was a problem. win. Boys' and girls' varsity basketball games at Livingston basketball against a team of scoring attack with 16 Four Tigers were near or over Central at 6 p.m. ’ that caliber," Wright said. points, including 8 free 6 feet tall. Tuesday, Jan. 15 , ! Whitesburg then exploded throws out of 11 attempts. Curtis Brandon had 8 points But Trigg, thanks to 13 Mid-Cat boys' and girl's Fifth District Tournament for 21 points in the third Humphries, who had six for Trigg, Corey Alexander points from David Radford games at home vs. Caldwell County at 5 p.m. quarter while holding steals, scored 14 points, had 7, Eric Wilson hit five and some shaky shooting by Boys’ and girls' varsity basketball games at Providence Trigg to just four. The host Mitchell had 10, Bush had 9 free throws and Titus Phillips Hoptown, took a 20-14 half­ at 6 p.m. v!; '| team then cruised on to an and Snyder had 8. scored 4. Fred Tandy scored time lead. The Tigers, 11 to lead Hoptown. WISH ; Continued from Page B-3 Villionaires, etc. A minor hit instead of a Donald Swain at odds with Prop 48ers Dwayne Morton issue that needed some .day­ L game of one-on-one with D am on Bailey: Space. Sunday Night Massacre. Crum. Something that had and Brian Hopgood and light. CBS's coming to. Kien- ^ John. D irk M inniefield: Peace. That's how I would charac­ already happened and been pleaded, "Now, let's be hon­ tucky added the exclamation * j| Denny Crum: A new TV D errick Hord: Peace. terize CBS-TV's "60 Min­ dealt with, the president said est” and asked why the two mark to what is a national a commercial replacing Don Lane and Joe Reibel: utes'" long-awaited segment later. had come to UofL. dilem m a. ‘ i *1 "Cardinal Country!” Berths in the NAIA champi­ on University of Louisville Ever the genteel pragmatist, To play basketball, Morton If nothing else comes of ihe j| Denny Crum II: Dwayne onship game. basketball Dec. 23. beagle-eyed Safer tried to un­ said without batting an eye. now-fading flap over UofL’s K Morton, Anthony Cade, David Damon Hood (Mr. Foot­ In fact, because of the tim­ derpin his case against col­ "Except for basketball I might graduation rates, the new 12.0 Minor and Brian Hopgood. ball): A "perpetual care" ing of the NCAA's latest Dear lege student-athleticism (easy not have had the chance to be GPA requirement for junior LaB radford Smith: Drafted promise. Curry (?): "We will John letter to Nevada-Las Ve­ prey!) with the usual litany of here." and senior ballplayers places by the right NBA team. have four 290-pounders in gas last month, one could bad statistics and then trotted Well put, kid. Hopgood? it worth the bother. .' ; Eddie Sutton: An NCAA front of Damon at all times in make a case for saying out that champion of the op­ "Basketball, definitely," he In the end UofL basketball, a tournament opening-round the next four years." UNLV took the real broadside pressed, Dr. Harry Edwards said. "Get to the NBA. Get the however reluctantly, may ^ game against Delaware. Murray Arnold: Commis- from CBS since Morley Safer of Cal-Berkley, who obliged, big bucks." have done the college game a Leonard Hamilton: sionership of the Big Midwest opened his piece with a focus "Blacks have been taken Bravo for candor. And it favor. Certainly CBS's ‘report Surveillance. Conference. on Lloyd Daniels, the much- from the cotton fields to the didn't hurt UofL (or sanity) a didn't hurt anything and may Jerry Tarkanian: A job Ralph Willard: A power traveled and troubled New football fields." bit. have strengthened ' the working for Sonny Vaccaro. forward and a 7-foot Yorker who Jerry Tarkanian Good, Harry. Bottom line to all this? Good NCAA's perpetual , cas0 Shark is an expert at "ru n n er." tried to sign, relocate, employ, Moving on, Safer sat down journalism by the C ou rier- against the leading culprit - "selling” sneakers. Popeye Jones: A press agent adopt, purchase (choose one or on UofL's sunny campus with Journal brought to the fore an UNLV and Tarkanian, i J erry Tarkanian H: A book who knows NutriSystem and all). - UNLV, Best Little Whore­ m arketing. Denny Crum -- his case al­ house... Murray State Racers: A ready weakened by a poor Nevada-Las Vegas: A new public relations man with graduation record — was ner­ coach named Valvano. some imagination. vous and defensive in his Newspaper headline writers Steve N ew ton: A play date one-on-one with Safer. But delight: Valvano to Vegas. in Lexington. Cardinal basketball didn't Valvano’s villains. Killer DID 60 MINUTES suffer much even when Safer Vs, Vagrants, Vagabonds. BROADSIDE UOFL? tried to put UofL president re c nor y

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Soap Update by Seli Groves Ratz 1 REMEMBER EVERYDAY AFTER . .ALL MY CHILDREN: Jeremy substituted as Ceara’s WHY ARE YOU GENERATIONS: Taylor reported Jordan’s shooting to SCHOOL I WOULD RUM HOME, New Year’s Eve date when David came down with the flu. the police and told his bodyguard to go to Switzerland for DIPNT YOU HAVE JUMP ON BULLET, MV TRUSTY The two rang in the New Year with a soulful kiss, followed the cash. In Tokyo, Rebecca learned oif her son-in-law’s ANY FRIENDS? by Jeremy’s confession that he had fallen in love with her. death and decided to return to Chicago to be with Sam. OLD STEEP, AND GALLOP OFF Jeremy later confided to Trevor that he’d break off with Doreen was shocked to learn Ruth had been at the murder TO FIGHT THE RUTHLESS OUT­ her once she breaks her engagement to David. Hayley scene. Kyle explained to Sam, Peter, Ruth, and Adam that LAWS WHO T H R E A T E N E D OUR embarrassed Adam in front of the press with a story about his arrest was a ploy to smoke out Taylor and asked Sam being his illegitimate daughter. Will proposed to Skye. to play the grieving widow for the media. At the funeral, Brooke asked Palmer for a leave o f absence. Erica began Taylor was surprised to see Peter sit down beside him, to feel the pressure o f her secret life with Jack. Charlie and was even more surprised to hear Peter say the decided to stay in Pine Valley. Wait T o See: Adam runs bankbook was a phony. Taylor tried to kill Peter, giving into a complication in his plans for Natalie. Kyle cause to arrest him. W ait To See: Henry learns more ANOTHER WORLD: At the trial, Vicky caused a about Ruth’s relationship with Peter. disturbance and left, while the real Marley (who had GUIDING LIGHT: Mindy thought Harley had sold out returned to Bay City with Jamie and who believed Vicky to Matt, and she jeopardized Billy’s super sales pitch to had disappeared) turned up and decided to take her Weiss with her accusing attitude. Dylan felt more sister’s place in court while Vicky (as Marley) was coming optimistic about the future when Sam told him about the back into the courtroom. Iris insisted that Amanda fire test results. Lisa offered Rick a deal if he’ll testify against Sam. Felicia and Lucas brought Jenna back to Bay City Phillip. Frank was upset to learn Mallet had taken over where she began clashing with Felicia. Taylor told John Rusty’s share of the business. Mallet later turned down Sbarlene might never be really well. Frankie told Cass that Mindy’s bid that he help nail Matt. 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Hwy. 139 N. Princeton-KY 365-6070 For more information call: Open 7 Days A Week 522-8002 The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, January 9,1991, B-9 Agriculture 'Cattle reproduction affected by various factors them, can maximize gains season maintain lifetime n u t r i t i o n a f f e c t s Agriculture highest and when she may condition at weaning, her COWS' REPRODUCTIVE need nutritional supple­ major nutrient demand is for and at the same time mini­ production advantages. Early PERFORMANCE N otes ments. maintenance of that condi­ mize costs. calving cows wean heavier B y John tion. That means her nutrient calves. They have better re­ The second period is from demand is lowest during this CONTROL OF CATTLE'S productive performance than the end of breeding until period. ESTRUS CYCLE late calving cows. Cows that a 'While many factors influ- weaning time. She is in early Procedures that bring all the calve earlier should remain * ence, the ability of cattle to gestation for her next calf, but But the fourth period covers females into heat at about the in the herd longer. < breed, nutrition must be con- the calf at her side is becom­ the last few weeks of gestation same time, can improve re­ All these mean more profit i sidered as a major factor. ing more dependent on to calving. production rates and expedite for the cattle farmer. There I Farmers like to keep their separate periods of different sources other than the cow for genetic progress. are obvious advantages: Cy­ The fetus of the new calf is cows .on a yearly calving cy- nutritional requirements for its nutrients. The nutrient Why do Kentucky farmers cling cattle should conceive growing rapidly at this time, ! cle,_ and if that is to happen, keeping cows on a yearly demand for the cow de­ care if their cows come into earlier during the breeding so the cow nutrient demand is 1 they .must know the nutri- calving cycle. creases. heat at the same time? growing rapidly also. period. Earlier conception tional requirements of their David Patterson, Extension means shorter calving sea­ The third period ranges Farmers knowing just ; coy/si during the different Put simply, a cow needs animal scientist with the from weaning until early in when to increase the feed to sons, more uniform calf times; of the year. more nutrients during the University of Kentucky Col­ crops, less labor to manage, the final trimester of the cow's their cows, and, just as im­ . 'To'h'n John's, Extension time from calving through lege of Agriculture, list these pregnancy. portant, knowing when to de­ better nutrition because r 'Specialist at the University of breeding. That’s when her points: Heifers that conceive nutrient needs of the herd are I Kentucky, says there are four nutritional requirements are If the cow was in good body crease it without hurting early in the first breeding more the same. IDink* T V * l _ t Embry honored by Farm Bureau LOUISVILLE, KY - A vet- were awarded the two win­ on for all their farm news and cultural audiences across County Award, given by tion of a new county office ! 'Wj eran Christian County farm ners. information. Kentucky. He is an active Kentucky Farm Bureau to structure in Elizabethtown, ' broadcaster and a Hardin Embry, a 44-year veteran Embry his gained wide supporter of 4-H and FFA as recognize membership and completed and occupied ear­ County dairy farmer and farm reporter and air person­ recognition for his work. He w ell. program excellence, on four lier this year. He currently Farm Bureau activist have ality with the Hopkinsville is a four-time winner of the He and his wife, Virginia, separate occasions. edits the county Farm Bureau been named winners of Ken­ radio station, has blended his Kentucky Farm Bureau who is also employed by He served as chairman of Newsletter, selected as the tucky Farm Bureau’s 1990 unique brand of farm report­ communications award, a WHOP, have two adult chil­ the local Farm Bureau’s state's best and most im­ ’distinguished service ing with a keen on-air wit to past president of the Farm dren and two grandchildren. building committee, oversee­ proved newsletter during ; awdrds. post a record of longevity in Bureau and Radio Associa­ Thomas, 51, a winner of the ing the design and construc­ 1990. Dttlry "Dink" Embry, farm local broadcasting that is tion of Kentucky, and a past award for distinguished ser­ ^ director o f WHOP-FM, Hop- virtually without parallel. regional vice president of the vice to Farm Bureau, has for 'W\ kinsville, and Robert Col. Dink, as he is known to National Association of Farm the past three decades split his - Thomas, who operates a 240- his audience, hosts a two-hour Broadcasters. time between his farming op­ Jandy’s Loose Floor acre dairy farm near Eliza- Early Bird Show each week­ Embry is also a director of eration and his active sched­ •bethtown, were honored dur­ day morning, and coordi­ the Hopkinsville Federal ule o f leadership involvement 7th and Railroad ing' Kentucky Farm Bureau's nates a mid-day farm report Savings Bank and a member with Farm Bureau and vari­ "Where Your Business Is Always Appreciated" • * 71st annual convention at the with a heavy emphasis on of the Kentucky State Board of ous civic organizations. | Eiefecutive W est hotel in state and national news of Agriculture, and he serves on Thomas' eight-year tenure ‘ -Louisville. importance to the area's large the Western Kentucky State as president of Hardin County is now receiving dark tobacco Embry received Farm Bu- rural population. Fair Board. Farm Bureau saw the organi­ ! re air's award for distin- In a recent local farm The 70-year-old Butler zation bring home the Top ^-guishled service to agriculture broadcast media study, Em­ County native has gained a Oscar Oatts Ernest Lawrence 1 and: Thomas was named re- bry was named by 87 percent measure of fame for his fre­ Alvis Monroe 1 Cipieiit of the organization's of the farmers surveyed as the quent stints as program em­ I award for distinguished ser- farm broadcaster they depend cee or entertainer for agri­ Volunteer. W eighman: Tommy King v vice to Farm Bureau. En- ■- graved watches and plaques 886-1959 : Trigg native £ named Ky. • Farm Bureau Southern States insurance agent ATTENTION vXN drm an Cotton, Jr., has re- vbSfttly been named an insur- viafiQe'-agent for the Kentucky BURLEY GROWERS! Bureau Insurance It'&djirpanies. >;.';He!will serve the Farm Bu- SOUTHERN STATES - YOUR yrle'aiu m em ber fam ilies in > Trigg. County with a full line HEADQUARTERS •Cnf I insurance coverage needs, kihHiiHing Life, Home, Auto, FOR GREENHOUSES vFarm, Business, Cancer, ylfospital Confinement, Dis- And All Supplies You'll Need to Grow Kabtrlity Incom e, Annuities *Ianid!;tRA's. -X^Nbrman will be operating Casual Tobacco Transplants the ♦IfroriKthe Farm Bureau facil­ it y located at Monroe and Jef- that don't take walking casually. FLOAT SYSTEM WAY •Ifeisbo Streets in Cadiz. Rockport's casual dress shoes incorporate 16 different V.;Npfman was born and technologies that support, stabilize, comfort, energize and iajked in Trigg County and unify the biomechanics of walking. Even if you're just walking • ;gr£$Jated from Trigg County out to the back porch. yWtgfc School. He was em- Carolina *'ployed with Economy Cee Bee We are the exclusive .FoocfyStores for the past 13 Rockports make you feel like walking™ Greenhou/e/ i years, serving as Meat De­ distributor for partment Supervisor for the last seven years. Coleman Shoe Repair Pioneer of the Float System ' He'and his wife, the former Tracey Bryant, live at 1076 with over 500 Greenhouses in Production .•Old-.Canton Pike in Trigg & Bootery County. They have one son, 129 West Main Princeton, Ky. Phone 365-722 4 l-Pltfe^Lee, age 4. OVER 20 MODELS OF Planter's Warehouse GREENHOUSES FROM is now receiving 3 ACRES TO 100 ACRES Dark Fired Tobacco K HIGH DENSITY POLYSTYRENE FLOAT TRAYS (3 SIZES) CAROLINA CHOICE SPECIALLY FORMULATED SOIL MIX *lst Sale January 22* * PLUS ALL OTHER FLOAT SYSTEM SUPPLIES Call 885-3677 Billy Anderson Phelps Anderson Donnie Dixon Brad Minton Southern States - Cadiz Branch Planters Tobacco Warehouse Hwy. 68-E, Cadiz 522-6681 13th & Broad Streets Hopkinsville, Ky. Q uality for Everyone

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Stored at Pre­ cluded. $5,800.00. Call 502- hook-up. Call 924-5538 or 0048. Paducah, Ky. 42001. 442- the above to coordinate your miere Rental Services, High­ 522-8248. 885-4000. 7026.______sale. DIAMOND RING-7 stones. storage on way 68 at Dawson Springs Lose up to 35 lbs.-month. One carat mounted on a wide Road, Hopkinsville. 885- Experienced weight lost pro­ Will do house cleaning, home BASEBALL CARDSr Buy, February 7, 1991 gold band. Priced at below Large selection ofused homes FOR RENT: New 2 Bedroom 0079. gram, needs 10 over weight or office, contact Mary 924- sell, trade. Call 759-1683.: V wholesale cost. $995.00 or -10' wide, 12' wides, 14' wides at 10:00 a.m. at Apartment. Very Energy ef­ subjects. New medical break­ 5569. Noon or after 4:00 p.m. best offer. Call Betty at 522- and double.wides. Priced to perience and we offer a com­ ficient. Quiet neighborhood through, tested 10 yrs. Now Wilbur F. 1111 or 522-1100. FOR SALE: 1986 Pontiac sell. Dinkins Mobile Homes, plete service. Pricing, Mer­ Grand Am. Gray with red Hwy 79 E, Paris TN. 1-901- near school. $325.00 per available to public. Personal chandising, Advertising, and Boggess interior, air. Excellent condi­ 642-4891 month. 522-7650. Johnny support, local representive WILLIAMS HOME SERV- Selling of your property. Call A Chevrolet ON BENDED KNEES, The tion. (502)759-9850. Oliver. needed. Call Debra 602-275- ICE-Will do painting, plumb­ Jim or Betty at 522-1 111- o r ' - 0245. Night Rider Story, auto­ Mobile Home Buyers - Lots of ing and carpentry. FREE 522-1100. Company graphed by author Bill Cun­ Estimates. Contact at 522- For sale; 1984 - 2 door Seville government money available FOR RENT: Clean 3 bedroom ningham. $15.95 plus $2.50 Cadillac. Call 886-4158 after POSTAL JOBS-$11.41 to 0108 or 522-0723. I BUY ANYTHING QLjD; 35 Main St., now for your new home loan! furnished mobile home. Has shipping. Send ck to McCla- $14.90hr. For exam and ap­ Jean W. Croft, 365-274$-or See us at Universal Housing antenna and mail box. Refer­ Cadiz, Ky. nahan Publishing House, plication information call 1 365-9099. Old furniture, one Inc. 1578 FT. Campbell Blvd. ence and deposit required. No P.O. Box 100, Kuttawa, KY (800) 999-9838, ext. KY 155. For all your excavating needs piece or house full; jqu alitor The seller reserves REPOSSESSED CARS, Etc.- Clarksville, TN. (615) 648- pets. 235-5325. 42055 or call toll free 1-800- BIG SAVINGS; Discounted 9705 Open: Mon - Sat 9 -6 8am-8pm 7 days. call CADIZ EXCAVATING, quilts; old jewelry (gold! and the right to bid. 544-6959 with Visa/Master prices on cash pay- and Sunday 1 - 6. 522-3317,1-800-225-2403 or costume); old quality china;, Card for immediate delivery. MOBILE HOME FOR RENT. *1989 Escort Cpe offs.Example-1985 Dodge 522-6940. Terry Braboy, old glassware; vintage cloth* ; Call 522-7841. Uzzle’s Trailer Salesperson to work in deco­ Manager. ing and etc. Top dollar paid /. 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Serious inquir­ SILVERADO: 1980 Chevy. TRAILERS For Rent- 2 Bed­ Eastgate Apartments, 522- 3395.______ies only. Phone: (502)886- All options. New aluminum rooms, $150.00 month, de­ 8388. Equal Housing Oppor­ r TAXPREPARATIONEXPE- 7795, after 5:30p.m. directional wheels. Sharpest posit required. 4 1/2 miles tunity. 16, Services RIENCED, Pick-up/deliveiy s t r ip p in g , refinishing :; 1 around! NO RUST! Call (502) North of Cadiz on Highway 3 service available. 522-3602 and REPAIRS of your furiii-; •' i WINTER SUPPLIES FOR 886-5872 days or (502) 886- 139. Call 522-8765. Lynn RENTAL PROPERTY: 2 or 3 after 5:00 pm ture. One piece or house full.- j SALE: Akridge Farm Supply 7383, 6-9 pm. Waller Realtor® bedroom from $150 and up, 6 ALPHABUILDERS-Carpen Call 365-2745 or 365-9099.: | • 5’x8' Trailer with tilt bed, has coveralls, socks and properties avail- Lynn try, Remodeling, Porches ROBERT VANDIVER SEP­ COMMONWEALTH - black wire mesh floor, $400. gloves. Feed and pet supplies Waller, Realtor 522-8765 Roofing, Concrete, Drive UNIVERSAL HOUSING, TIC TANK CLEANING ; 8hp Briggs and straton mo­ for your pets. Pipe wrap, heat ways, Painting, Mainte OF KENTUCKY INC. “Your Wholesale Mobile SERVICE. Prompt, efficient, tor, horizontal shaft, $200. tapes, window plastic, insu­ nance, etc. FREE Estimate TRANSPORTATION ; c J and reliable service. Reason­ .753-7387. lation, electrical and plumb­ Home Dealer” Since 1976. In C 13. Wanted^) (502)489-2303. CABINET FOR SALE: 1988 Ranger 4 Clarksville, TN. New, Used, able rates, no extra charge ing supplies for your house. DEPARTMENT OF ! Antifreeze for your car. Let cylinder, 5 speed, silver, blue R epo’s. WE FINANCE! for Sundays or Holidays. Call ESTATE JEWELRY. Booth WANTED TO BUY- 3 pt. hitch CASEYS PAINTING SERV HIGHWAYS AKRIDGE’s be your one-stop interior, $4950 ortrade. (502) (615)648-9705. Collect. Phone(502)886-4114. 4. Miz Malva’s Antique Mall, and attachments for 300 ICE: Painting in and out NOTICE TO shopping for all your winter 492-8884. Cadiz. r Series John Deere Garden Paperhanging, woodfinish needs. Shop Fredonia or CONTRACTORS Tractor. Call 522-8713. ing, drywall repair, smal Eddyville. Phone: 545-3332 Septic Cleaning Service. carpentry work. Expert work FIREWOOD FOR SALE- - By or 388-2910. (7. Motorcycles^) Septic tanks, grease traps, Sealed bids will be Re­ pick-up load or by the rick. ( j U . Help Wanted ^ manship. 25 years expert efficient, reliable, reasonable FORSALE-House&ll acres, ence. Reasonable rates. Ev ceived by the Depart-: Call SeanFutrell at 522-6266. rates. No extra charge for 2 garages, 2 barns, swimming ery customer satisfied. 388 ment of Highways inthe EXCELLENT CHRISTMAS pool. 3 miles east of Cadiz. Sundays and Holidays. ( 4 . Furniture " ) 2274. Division of ContractPro-; PRESENT! 1983 Honda 650 $89,000.00 522-3038. Appear in TV Commercials. H UBERT LONG, 140 FOR SALE OR TRADE- Will CX Custom. Excellent condi­ Earn extra money. All ages. Simpson, Hopkinsville, KY curement and/or the trade- 50 model, Ford tractor tion. W indshield. $1300. All types needed. No experi­ 885-8076 or 886-9960. Auditorium located un FOR SALE: Brown/Beige Lake Frontage, near Barkley Heaton Mobile Home Mov­ or 1983 GMC pick-up or 1978 Negotiable. Call 439-6680, ence. Call now! 1-800-232- the 1st Floor o f the State; plaid Sofa/Sleeper with Lodge and Boots Randolph ers. Licensed and insured. Ford van forgood tractor. Call after 4:00 p.m. and ask for 8310, Ext. 11. American Beauty Mattress. GolfCourse. Only $10,000.00. 365-6900 days, 365-9637 B & M SLAU G H TER­ Office Building,; Lynn Waller Realtor® at 502- Earl. Good Condition. Asking City water, approved for nights, Princeton, KY. HOUSE- Custom processing. Frankfort, Kentucky,' 522-8765. $125.00. Call 522-9957, after septic. Call 615-876-1291. BORED? Tired of sitting Beef, Pork, Sheep, Goats and until 10:00 A.M., EAST­ around the house? Looking Deer. Bill and Margaret 5:00p.m. ERN STAN DARD TIME: FOR SALE: 1988 24ft. Sun 9 Pets for extra income? We have an Meador. 522-7623 or 522- LOT FOR SALE- Lakefront KEY AUTO PARTS-New & C 7870. Cadiz, KY. on the 18th day ' o f Tracker “Party Barge” Pon­ opportunity for you! Needed lot on Barkley Lake, Rock­ Used Car & Truck Parts. New toon. For all the information, immediatcly-temporary sales JANUARY. 1991, / at Automobiles AKC PUPPIES-Cocker Span­ castle Shores area. $4,500.00. & Used Tires. 1-800-592- Phone: 365-7847. position open for 4-6 weeks. which time bids wilfbe (t D iels $110.00; Alaskian Mala- Call 1-419-756-9041. 3983. publicly opened and mute $150.00; H alf Timber Must have previous sales 17. Miscellaneous 1978 Dodge Van customized, experience. If this is the job read for the improve-; Wolf & Malamute $150.00. LAKE BARKLEY CON­ 0 FOR SALE: 12ft. PARA- for you...apply in person at automatic, mag wheels, 400 Phone: (502)-388-2036. 12. For Rent TINUOUS GUTTERING. m en t of: CLYSE SATELLITE dish; The Cadiz Record Office, 50 65-YEARS OLD OR OLDER cubic in., Trademans 200, 4 I Aluminumor vinyl siding and tool box for small truck. Call captain chairs, asking c Read this ad. Are you covered AKC PUPPIES- Yorkies, Nunn Blvd. Monday-Friday cornice. 34 Cunningham MOWING GR 9 L after 4pm, (502)437-4616. $1700.00. Call (502)885-1500. Apartments for rent: Call 8:00-4:30. under Medicare? Doyou know Dachshund, other breeds. Thomas Real Estate, Cen- Avenue, Cadiz, KY 522-6788. who pays what Medicare does ooooo oi Close to Clarksville. (615) tury-21, 522-6041; not pay? For information M c C R A C K-E-W-' FOR SALE; Solo-flex weight 1981 3/4 Ton V-8 Chevrolet 746-5355. HOSPITAL JOBS- Start machine. Call 522-6307 $6.80/hr., your area. No exp. about a Medicare supplement MARSHALL-LIVING.-* Pick-up Truck 81,000 miles - NEED A LAND SURVEYOR that will help pay that ex- necessary. For info call 1-900- OR ENGINEER? Registered STON-LYO’N! Good running condition. 350 HOPKINSVILLE KEN­ EFFICIENCY APART- pense.-Call Jim Phelps at 990-9399 ext. 914, 6am-8pm professional surveyor, high­ CALDWELL-TRIGG cu. in. motor-automatic trans­ NELS- Boarding, grooming MENT-furnished; including 522-111 or 522-1100. GETTING MARRIED? Short 7 days. $12.95 phone fee. mission. $1500.00.1984 Old- and pet supplies. Dog obedi­ linens. Up to 3 people. Call way engineer, lots, acreage, COUNTIES Mowing on of cash? FOR SALE - White smobile Omega. High mile­ ence and counseling. Skyline 522-3213. subdivisions, contraction Various Roads. SEE wedding gown and veil. Worn ESTATE-Small or Large age (101,000 miles) 4 cylin- Drive. 886-5621. FULL-TIME and Part-time staking. For all your survey­ PRO P O SAL F O R AD O H once, cleaned and ready-to- der-Good on gas, $1800.00. ing needs contact James T. Furniture, Jewelry, Guns, FOR RENT ; One-bedroom jobs available. Apply at Pro- TIONAL INFORMA­ wear. Size 8. Excellent condi­ Antiques, or Anything You 1985 Pontiac Sunbird LE - REGISTERED-BLACK LAB. apartment, in town. Dell Tek Security. 205 East 14th Boren, 522-7955 or Randal tion. Priced to sell. Call 924- excellent condition 56,000 Have. We have 25 years ex- TION. PREQUAL1FICA Female, 8 months old. Shots Freeman, Broker. Bill Street, Hopkinsville. Cruise, 522-8621. 5349. TION REQUIREMENT^ miles; AM/FM; AC; cruise and wormed. $125.00 Phone: Crabtree, Sales Agent. 522- control; new tires $3300.00. (502)885-8083. 3101 or 522-8191. WILL BE WAIVED ON KILN DRIED LUMBER-Red 522-7702 (night or day). W oods THIS PROJECT. Oak, Poplar, Cherry and FOR RENT-Nice, 2-Bedroom Approved Credit Walnut. Planing available. BAD CREDIT? NO CREDIT? 10. Mobile Homes mobile home with deck and MOWING GR 9> Pick from large inventory. Drug NO PROBLEM! Vechiclesat <2 ) landscaping. 12 miles from 0 0 0 0 0 2 9 :> Call (502)525-6330. Ask for affordable prices. Call Billy For All Energy Efficient Homes - low Cadiz. Washer, dryer and M c C R A C K-E:N s William. today. (615)431-9662. Store, Inc. prices - See the housing telephone hook-up. Electric MARSHALL-LYON-LIV-: or wood. Semifurnished. Consolidation for all credit leader! Dinkins Mobile Trusses Fitted INGSTON-CRITTENR Homes, Hwy 79 E. Paris TN. Water included. Deposit. 1-901-642-4891 $150.00 per month. 522-6424. Spring Elastic cards or personal loans up to DEN-TRIGG COUNTIES Classified Directory 808 S. Main $25,000. Mowing on VArio'u^ R oa d s. S E E PRO PO SAL T o E a s y Hopkinsville, KY Call 1-800-772-8537 F O R ADDITION AL , IN-! Buying or Selling 885-5341 F O R M A T IO N . PRE>; QUALIFICATION RE­ I ...... Legals NEW LISTING!!!!! QUIREMENTS WILLBE 2...... For Sale HEALTH INSURANCE WAIVED ON THIS! PROFESSIONALS PROJECT. 3 ...... Appliances NEEDED TO MARKET Bid proposals, for ajl OUTSTANDING NEW 4 ...... Furniture projects will be avail: MAJOR MEDICAL 5 ...... Automobiles Unique Log Hom e able until 9:00 AiMt! PRODUCT 6 ...... Trucks in Blue Springs Estates with beautiful lake view. EASTERN STANDARD 7 ...... Motorcycles Three bedroom s, one bath, central gas heat, We offer: TIME, FRIDAY, JANU­ ARY 18, 1991, at the central air, satellite and other anemities. +Top commissions. CUSTOM-BUILT 8 ...... Boats +Six months commission Division of Contract $67,900. Call Lynn Waller Realtors for details Lots of extras in this custom-built 2 story home. 9 . Pets advance on submitted APP Procurement. Bid pro; at 522-8765 or 522-6330. business. 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, 2 car garage, 10 ...... Mobile Homes posals for all projects +Leads available. located in Deepwood Estates. For more will be available at a co$t +No association dues or I I...... Real Estate information Call Betty Ricks at of $8 each and remit fees. CENTURY 21 Thomas Real Estate 12 ...... For Rent tance payable to the PHYSICAL THERAPISTS +Free Major Medical and Life at 522-6041 or 522-8304. 13 . Wanted Insurance for you and your State Treasurer of Keh; Physical Therapists Assistants family. (Must qualify.) tucky must accompany 14 ...... Lifeline HomeHelp Wanted Health Care has Immediate +A.M. Best A+c Superior request for proposals 15 ...... Opportunities openings for PT & LPTA's to provide In-home rated company. (NON-REFUNDABLE)! •(-Convention trips. (Must Trivia Teaser physical therapy services throughout the Pen- BID PRO PO SALS ARE; 16 ...... Services qualify.) How to play ISSUED ONLY TO PRE­ 17 ...... Miscellaneous nyrile area. •(■Unlimited income potential. ■(•Vested renewals. 1. Read the Classified Ads QUALIFIED CONTRACT 18 ...... Livestock Full-time, part-tim e or flex-time. Choose your 2. Find the Trivia Question TORS. 19 ...... Yard Sales own hours and arrange your own schedule. If you are interested in an 3. Be the first to phone We offer excellent pay. Generous mileage al­ unparalleled opportunity Specimen proposals fof 20 ...... Free for career growth in the lowance and a great fringe benefit pack- • ( B jb C a te BRecorh all projects will be avail* Health Insurance Industry, 21 ...... Lost able to all Interested call: 5 2 2 - 6 6 0 5 22 ...... Agriculture Ronnie Taylor parties at a cost of 23 ...... Personals Contact Personnel Director - Lifeline Health 502-781-7270 With the correct answer and you'll each (NON-REFUND; Care, 600 Clifty Road, Somerset, KY 42501. 9 a.m.-Noon receive a FREE 20 word classified. ABLE). Specimen pro 24 ...... Notices Phone 1-800-999-2321. EOE 502-749-5404 , 3 wins per person per year. posals cannot be usejd Noon-5 p.m. for bid d in g. #

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s ;uvc«oci } i 22 AgrlculturP REW ARD-Remington 20 AND guage. Model 57, lost in Land CONGER CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Between the Lakes area. Call (502)753-4828. AND for sale. Call 502-269-2301. CORLI: POST FRAME BUILDINGS D/B/A ( Q e R B Y’S affordably priced for your every need. AND ^ CUSTOM KITCHEN CABINETS COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY

All Types Of: AND Custom Woodworking UNITED STATES OF AMERICA & Kitchen & Bath Cabinets AND •Drop by t i h oi ^Builders, Inc. 40* SUNWRT-MUftMT (M i* Bwmj Srarf) PPG INDUSTRIES, INC. DEFENDANTS 753-5*40 ^ 1-800-628-1324 By virtue of a Summary Judgment and Order of Sale enforcing Mortgage Lien entered December 6,1990, in the above-styled cause, the undersigned will, on Friday, the 25th day of January, 1991, at 1:00 p.m. at the Courthouse door in the City of Princeton, Caldwell County, Kentucky, expose to PUBLIC SALE to the highest bidder, the following described property of which portions are located in Caldwell, Trigg and Lyon Counties, Kentucky, and more particularly described as follows: N ew R a te s PROPERTYTN CAT.nWFTJ. COUNTY In County...... $13.50 yearly Out of County.....$14.50 yearly Two certain tracts, pieces, or parcels of real estate, situated, lying and being on the Out of State...... $18.00 yearly North side of Green Street in the City of Princeton, Caldwell County, Kentucky, and more particularly described as follows:

TRACT I: Said lot fronts 70 feet on the North side of Green Street, running as follows: Beginning on the North side of Green Street, running East with the North side of said Green Street, 70 feet to a stone; thence North 140 feet to Frank Blackburn's lot, now Ewin Farmer's lot; thence west and parallel with Green Street, 70 feet to Mrs. Senior Citizens Cantrell's East line; thence South with Cantrell's line or alley, 140 feet to the beginning. take off 10% TRACT H: Beginning at a stake in North line of Green Street and comer to lot now owned by John Prince; thence with West line of said North 241/2 East 140 feet to another comer of Prince, also corner to E. Farmer; thence North 65 1/2 West 13 feet more or less, to a stake; thence South 241/2 East 13 feet, more or less, to the beginning.

BEING THE SAME PROPERTY conveyed to Conger Construction Company, Inc., a Kentucky Corporation, by Richard E. Cummins and Donna Sue Cummins, Princeton, Kentucky, by Deed dated August 4,1988, recorded Deed Book 172, page 398, Caldwell County Clerk's office.

A certain lot located at 306 Hayes Avenue, Princeton, Caldwell County, Kentucky, and m I Subscription Form being more particularly described as follows: •I Name Beginning at an iron stake in the North corner of Scott's line and extending 50 feet North on Hayes Avenue and extending back East between parallel lines in a distance of I 90 feet to the property of Jewell D. Patterson.

J Address_ BEING THE SAME PROPERTY conveyed to Conger Construction Company, Inc., a Kentucky Corporation, by Gladys Ann Rizzo and Louis Rizzo, her husband, and Samuel L. Hillyard and Lila Hillyard, his wife, by deed dated August 31,1988, as recorded in Deed Book 172, page 570, Caldwell County Clerk's office.

Being Lot No. 29 in what is known as Greenspoint, as shewn on plat of same recorded Subscription is New | | Renewal | 1 in Plat Cabinet 1, page 258, (formerly Plat Book No. 1, p a g ell7 ) Caldwell County Court Clerk's Office, to which reference is hereby made for a more particular description. Mail payment to: This property is subject to all restrictions and covenants as set out and noted on said (I3je (Eahtz BRecorb plat of record as hereinabove mentioned. P.O. Box 311 u p * Cadiz, KY 42211 BEING A PART OF THE SAME PROPERTY conveyed to Conger Construction Company, Inc., by Ralph S. Conger and Corlis A. Conger, his wife, by deed dated July 26,1988, and recorded in Deed Book 172, page 354, Caldwell County Clerk's Office. 'W PROPERTY IN IYON COUNTY

A tract of land in Old Eddyvillc, Lyon County, Kentucky, on the southerly side of COMMISSIONER'S SALE Shelby Street at the intersection of Shelby Street and First Street, and more particularly COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY described as follows: TRIGG CIRCUIT COURT Beginning at a 1/2" steel reinforcing bar (set) approximately 25 feet southeasterly of Civil Action No. 90-CI-108 the centerline of Shelby Street, said rebar being S 38 degrees 30 minutes W 52.0 feet from the intersection of the southeasterly r/w line of Shelby Street and the ; CITIZENS FIDELITY BANK & TRUST CO M PANY southwesterly r/w line of First Street; thence S 51 degrees 30 minutes E 100.00 feet to (d/b/a Citizens Fidelity Mortgage Company) , a point on the northwesterly side of a 10 foot alley; thence continuing along the northwesterly edge of the alley N 38 degrees 30 minutes E 52.00 feet to a point in the southwesterly r/w line of First Street N 51 degrees 30 minutes W 100.00 feet to a point, VS. being the intersection of the southeasterly r/w line of Shelby Street and the southwesterly r/w line S 38 degrees 30 minutes W 52.00 feet to the point of beginning, STUART J. LEUDENBURG an d wife, containing 5,200 square feet. GLORIA J. LEUDENBURG; BANK OF The above description based, in part, on survey by Jack S. Williams, Gammel, Travis CADIZ & TRUST COMPANY; and TRIGG COUNTY, and Williams, KLS #1963, dated April 18,1979. . KENTUCKY, DEFENDANTS THIS CONVEYANCE IS SUBJECT TO a right-of-way easement, for ingress and By virtue o f a Judgm ent and Order o f Sale of the Trigg Circuit Court entered on the 6th day egress purposes only, ten (10) feet in width and lying adjacent to the aforementioned alley and extending from First Street the entire width of the property herein conveyed of December, 1990,1 shall offer for sale a t the Trigg County Courthouse door in Cadiz, KY to the highest a distance of 52 feet. (See deed to M. Glen Dobbins, et al, dated September 3,1982, and .and best bidder at PUBLIC AUCTION, on Saturday, January the 26th, 1991 .a t approxim ately 10:00 a.m. recorded in Deed Book 85, page 71, Lyon County Court Clerk's Office.) . or .thereabouts, the following described real estate, to wit:

BEING Lot 121 of Unit II of Beach Bend Estates, a plat o f which is recorded in Trigg County Clerk's O ffice in Plat C abinet A, File 99A, a nd being more BEING THE SAME PROPERTY conveyed from Homer R. Patterson and Edythe T. particularly described as follows: Patterson, his wife, to Conger Construction Company, Inc., a Kentucky Corporation, by Deed dated June 8,1988, and filed of record in Lyon County Court Clerk's Office Deed BEGINNING a t an iron pin in the intersection o f the north right o f w a y of Book 94, Page 492. Fernwood Drive, 25 feet from centerline o f Fernwood Drive a nd the east right PROPERTY IN TRIGG COUNTY o f w ay o f Ky. 274,30 feet from centerline o f Ky. 274; thence with said right o f w ay o f Ky. 274 North 02° IT 42" East, 74.53 fe e t to a n iron pin; thence with said right o f w ay North 03° 59' 16" West, 19.07 feet to a m etal pipe, being the Southwest corner of Lot 122; thence with Lot 122 South 85° 31'43“ East 188.00 A certain lot or parcel o f land just North of the City of Cadiz, in Trigg County, Kentucky, and described as follows: fe e t to a m etal pipe In the west line o f Lot 120; thence with Lot 120 South 05° 50' 08“ West, 93.38 fe e t to an iron pin in the north right o f w ay o f Fernwood Lot 75 in the James Stallons Hillview Subdivision, a plat of which is recorded in Box Drive; thence with said right of w ay North 85° 31 ’ 43“ West 180.00 fe e t to the of Maps and Plats in Miscellaneous Book 2, Page 536, in the Trigg County Court Clerk's point of beginning, containing 17,100 square fe e t or 0.39 acres. O ffice.

Being the same property which was conveyed to Ralph Conger and Corlis Conger, by BEING the same real estate conveyed to Stuart J. Leudenburg a nd wife, Gloria J. Deed from Lynn Waller, a single person, dated April 23,1987, and recorded in Deed Leudenburg, by dee d from Esther E. Gray, a widow , da te d N ovem ber 25,1987, and Book 134, page 113, Trigg County Court Clerk’s Office. o f record in Deed Book 136, Page 99, in the Trigg C ounty Clerk's Office.

The purchaser m ay p ay cash or 10% dow n on d a te o f sale with the b a lance due ALSO, being the same property conveyed to Conger Construction Company, Inc., a within thirty (30) days, the purchaser shall be required to execute bond with sufficient Kentucky Corporation, from Ralph Conger and Corlis Conger, his wife, by Deed dated July 5,1988 as recorded in Deed Book 138, page 315, Trigg County Clerk's Office. surety thereon and approved by the Commissioner, said bond to have the same force and e ffe ct of a judgm ent on which execution m ay issue and on w hich there to produce the sum of $386,012.30 as of December 3,1990, with interest thereafter at a daily rate of $124.67 and after can be no replevin, said bond bearing interest at the legal rate on judgments. date of Judgment the principal and accrued interest together to bear interest at the annual rate of 12% until paid; plus court costs, including attorney fees; and the costs associated with this sale.

BY ORDER OF THE HONORABLE TERM S: Sale will be cash or on credit of thirty (30) days. The purchaser will be required to give bond, WILLARD B. PAXTON, JUDGE with approved surety for the payment of the purchase money, to have the force and effect of a Judgment, bearing TRIGG CIRCUIT COURT interest at the rate of 12% per annum from the date of said bond, with a lien reserved upon said property until all the purchase money is paid. JAMES E. MATHIS

Master Commissioner s a n d r a f u SX nT c Trigg Circuit Court MASTER COMMISSIONER CALDWELL CIRCUIT COURT

i B-12, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, January 9, 3ER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS! ENTIRE INVENTORY EHOUSE & SHOWROOM PUBLIC SELL-OFF! COMPLETE ELIMINATION! ENTIRE WAREHOUSE & SHOWROOM INVENTORY ... ELIMINA TION! RD OF DIRECTORS ORDERS ENTIRE .JNTS SOLD! WALL-TO-WALL! HURRY. SAVE! The Board of Directors of Crisp Furniture & Appliances, of Cadiz, Kentucky at the authorized meeting held Monday, December 17th, 1990, in the county of Trigg, state of Kentucky, announced, after complete evaluation of auditors report, and after a total of today’s business conditions, that said firm is in a critical, over-stocked condition. The auditor’s advise immediate liquidation of present inventory. The Board of Directors on auditor’s advise, has ordered management to eliminate all existing goods — warehouse & showroom — wall-to-wall! Therefore Crisp Furniture is compelled to dispose of every last piece, of high quality, name brand stock like Broyhill, La-Z-Boy, Lane and O’Henry in order to inaugurate a complete new merchandising pro­ gram! All stock to be sold for whatever purchase price available, on the public market! The judgement of the management to be final. Crisp’s complete one million dollar inventory will be specially sale priced to sell on sight! Bring your trucks & trailers, extra charge for delivery ... all sales to be final. RULES OF LIQUIDATION •All Advertised Items Subject To Prior Sale •All Sold As Is And All Sales Final OPEN •Extra Charge For Delivery •All Sold On A First Come Basis & FRIDAY •No Phone Orders — No Prior Sales •Merchandise Must Be Removed Immediately NITES TILL... ENTIRE CONTENTS ORDERED SOLD! MUST BE SOLD TO THE PUBLIC OR FURNITURE DEALERS FOR WHAT IT WILL BRINKS >

Reg. $450.00 $499.95 “Famous” $799.95 Kincaid $99.95 5 Ft. Tall $1,995.95 “O’Henry” $299.95 “Quality” 5 PC. MAPLE ALL WOOD 9 PC. COUNRY OAK BRASS & BLACK 4 PC. COUNTRY STYLE WHITE IRON DINETTE BUNK-BED DINING ROOM COAT RACK LIVING ROOM DAY BED

Including •L0VESEAT $4 4 0 0 Rails & BE NEAR S O Q :: Ladder THE DOOR a. jh 0 0 SU ONLY . WHILE THEY LAST! ONLY ONE - HURRY! 6 TO SELL HERCULON COVER! ONLY THREE! SEEING IS BELIEVING...EVERYTHING PRICED TO SELL ON SIGHT!

$1,299.95 “Cook” CRISP FURNITURE & APPLIANCES, CADIZ, KY. $5,799.95 “Universal” $399.95 “Queen Size” COUNTRY STYLE 4 PC. CHERRY BEDROOM MATTRESS & SLEEPER NAME BRANDS... •Broyhill •La-Z-Boy FOUNDATION ONLY S O F A •Lane •Ashley $1998 $ •Kincaid Price Includes Bice Carved Bed f t f t •O ’Henry •DRESSER -MIRROR •Sealy 188 THE POOR! I U •Jasper Cabt. •CHEST‘HEADBOARD While They Last! • •Flex-Steel •Coch rane •Universal •Action $3,999.95 “Lea” •Riverside 6 PC. CHERRY GIANT STOCK ELIMINATION •And A Few More BRING BEDROOM SUITE REG. $3,399.95 DOUBLE INCLINER L-SHAPED SECTIONAL DURABLE 100% NYLON. VELVET COVER.. *1498 YOUR TRUCKS REG. $2,999.95 “ NAME BRAND” QUEEN-ANNE STYLE, CHERRY $2288 SECRETARY. BALL & CLAW LEGS WITH CROWN GLASS TOP...... *1798 AND TRAILERS THE VERY BEST REG. $1,999.95 “O’HENRY” 3 PC. COUNTRY STYLE LIVING ROOM. $ HI-BACK STYLE IN FLORAL DURABLE COVER...... 1188 EXTRA CHARGE REG. $6,999.95 “SUMTER” 9 PC. OAK DINING ROOM GROUP. $2,699.95 TRULY GOOD QUALITY. PRICE INCLUDES CHINA CABINET...... *3998 FOR DELIVERY 4 PC. COUNTRY FINE REG. $2,669.95 “ HOWARD MILLER” GRANDFATHER CLOCK. BEDROOM IN BEAUTIFUL SOLID CHERRY. HURRY...... ’1588 AT THESE PRICES! REG. $599.95 “ LANE” ACTION RECLINERS. SEVERAL STYLES AND SEVERAL FABRICS TO CHOOSE...PRICE STARTING ...... >198 $398 REG. $1,799.95 “ QUALITY” 7 PC. OAK DINING SET. WARM OAK FINISH DOUBLE PEDESTAL TABLE & 6 BOW BACK CHAIRS...... $888 CASH OR CREDIT! MUST BE EARLY!

$4,999.95 “Sumter” 4 PC. SOLID CHERRY (nFURNITURE c o m p a n y J 344 East Main CRISP FURNITURE BEDROOM Cadiz, Kentucky GROUP 33,000 Sq. Feet of Furniture Largest Store In Area in [ cuCd e s $1 QQQ Hopkinsville P O S T E R | 3 3 0 522-6772 or 522-8600

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