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VOL. 112 NO. 17 COPYRIGHT © 1993, THE CADIZ RECORD, CADIZ, KENTUCKY APRIL 28, 1993 50 CENTS Rate increase approved b y hospital board SCOTT BROWN We're at the end of our Staff Writer choices," said Trigg County Trigg County Hospital’s Hospital C.E.O. David Good- budget for fiscal year 1994 case. "We have several ser­ includes a 17 percent overall vices at the hospital that are rate increase and a 3 percent offered less than the cost." salary increase for employees. The rate increase, coupled The board of trustees held with the salary of a hospital first reading of the budget at position that will not be re­ their April 26 meeting that placed, should result in a net also saw the board officers profit for fiscal year '94 of elected to another one-year $247,491, according to the term. budget. The current '93 fiscal According to figures pre­ year projected net income is sented to the board, the budget $22,273. has several inflation factors Goodcase also informed the included, however there is no board that the hospital’s in­ non-operating revenue included surance carrier, Blue Cross- in the budget. Blue Shield, has requested a 28 "It (the rate increase) was something that had to be done. See Hospital, Page A-3

ROTARY AUCTION UNDERWAY - The 25th Annual During the first night of the auction, 50 items were Candidates comply Cadiz Rotary Club Auction began on April 26 with a sold for a total of $1,316. Manning the radio goal of $25,000 which goes to the local community microphone were (from left) Gary Mize, C.A. "Woody" with finance laws fund to help youth and elderly of Trigg County. Woodall III, and Carl Woodall. SCOTT BROWN Staff Writer Syndicate charges against two As the May primary election enters the final month, local candidates are busy campaigning and adhering to new cam­ paign finance laws. More arrests from undercover operation are expected According to finance reports filed April 23 at the county Two more Cadiz residents have been ment in the syndicate, said Jimmy Boyd, tence of five to 10 years. clerks office, the three candidates for county judge-executive, charged with participating in a reported director of the task force. The couple was "There will be more arrests concerning have combined to raise over $11,000 in their race for the office cocaine syndicate in Trigg County. arrested by Sheriff Randy Clark and Po­ this undercover drug operation,” said with over $10,000 reported spent. Barry Hancock, 22, and Jennifer Beth liceman Ricky Pidcock and lodged in Boyd. James Ladd reported the most contributions with $4,238. Parker, 19, both of 30 Cunningham Ave., Trigg County Jail under $100,000 cash Boyd confirmed on April 20 that the Ladd listed anonymous contributions of $126 and two loans Cadiz, were each charged with engaging bond each. four-month undercover operation netted made on his campaign totaling $1,600. Through April 23, Ladd in organized crime (criminal syndicate) Officers also seized Hancock's vehicle, 13 drug-related arrests — some on crimi­ had spent $3,785.48 for a balance of $452.52. on April 22. allegedly used in the delivery of cocaine, nal syndicate charges while others were Berlin Moore reported contributions of $4,040 through April Their arrests stem from a four-month said Boyd. from random incidents. 23 and spent $3,327.42 for his campaign. Moore's April 23 bal­ undercover operation coordinated by the Hancock and Parker were arraigned in May 13 pre-trial conferences were also ance of $712.58 was the most of the three candidates. Pennyrile Narcotics Task Force, with as­ Trigg Circuit Court on April 26. scheduled for four other people who were Harry Todd reported contributions of $3,400 and expenditures sistance from the Trigg County Sheriff's A charge of engaging in organized crime arrested April 19 and charged with en­ of $3,256.76 for an April 23 balance of $143.24. Todd also listed Office and Cadiz Police Department. (criminal syndicate) carries a sentence of gaging in organized crime (criminal syn- a $500 loan made on his campaign. Hancock and Parker are the sixth and 10 to 20 years, compared to a charge of See Candidates Page A-18 seventh persons charged with involve­ trafficking cocaine which carries a sen­ See Charges Page A-4 Scott Brown joins newspaper staff Scott Brown of Cadiz has been named general assignment reporter/sports editor for The Cadiz Record. Brown previously served as news director at WKDZ Radio in Cadiz. He also was an on-air personality for WHOP Radio in Hopkinsville. "Scott’s journalistic experi­ ence plus his knowledge of the See Brown, Page A-4 Scott Brown Man enters guilty plea last week in rape case SCOTT BROWN Livingston County Circuit Court Staff Writer Apr. 21 before Judge Bill A Hopkinsville man entered Cunningham. a guilty plea last week on A change of venue had been charges that he raped an granted for the case earlier this elderly Cadiz woman last year, DRIVER IN CRITICAL CONDITIO ...... side of the month, however Wilson’s court Thompson, 22, of Forestville, Md., was in critical road and hit a sign post. The post struck Thompson with Commonwealth's appointed attorney Thomas condition in the intense care unit -of Vanderbilt in the head and his car then traveled across the Attorney G.L. Ovey Glover and Ovey reached a Medical Center following a one-car accident on April median. Thompson was transported to Trigg County reccomending a 50-year prison plea agreement last week. 26 on Interstate 24, one mile west of Montgomery. Hospital by the ambulance service and lifeflighted to term for 25-year-old Kendall Wilson was arrested Dec. 26, According to reports from Kentucky State Police Vanderbilt Medical Center. Trigg County DES also Fitzgerald Wilson. Trooper Tom Rottinghaus, Thompson was oastbound responded. Wilson entered the plea in See Guilty, Page A-4 i i H H H P l i P I Two Sections • 34 Pages O p in io n ...... :...... A -2 , A -3 O b it u a r ie s ...... A -4 Library board still Several arrests S o c ie t y ...... A -11 - A -1 4 considering expansion S p o r t s ...... B -1 , B -2 reported by authorities A g r ic u ltu r e ...... B -4 , B -5 PageA-5 Page A-6 TV Listings, Entertainm ent...... B -7 - B -1 0 S e n io r s ...... B -1 2 , B -1 3 C la s s ifie d s ...... B -1 4 , B -1 5

I A-2^ieCadizRecord^edn^da^Agril2^^^ OPINION Medical reform must not become scapegoating Just the Other Day WASHINGTON—The more I watch tional, universal health care, there will By Billy Rawls efforts to reform this country’s health­ always be rich people who want to enrich care system, the more I fear that it will the most skilled and renowned doctors for produce an orgy of scapegoating and class Carl Rowan's saving their lives, or even for just restor­ Our Cadiz Record e d ito r, warfare that will be injurious to every­ C o m m en tary ing sexual potency or wiping out facial Matt Sanders wrote, quote, body's health. wrinkles. We don't need to defame the writer's block is a journalist’s ©1993 by King Features Synd. Let me say quickly that the Clinton most prestigious, best paid medical prac­ worst nightmare. — My trouble administration must continue its reform titioners to make the most needed is having too much to say like effor ts. Absolute social and fiscal disas­ $200,000 and ... get this ... the public changes in our system. the hordes of people that ters await us if we go on with an outra­ thinks $80,000 a year is fair income for a What we need to do first is make de­ lambast the public with their geous mess in which ^costs are out of con­ radiologist. The implication is. that cent medical care available at a sensible pros and/or cons concerning the trol, yet 37 million Americans have no highly paid radiologists are rats and cost to everyone. To control the cost of a usually ugly state of world medical insurance and millions more get that government reforms ought to slash fair and compassionate plan, we must affairs. move first against fraud and corruption by nothing that a civilized society could their incomes. I find the idea absurd and I likewise have trouble with things like thoughts popping medical practitioners who are ripping off call "health care." irrelevant to meaningful imposition and into one side of my head and speeding out the other. And there patients and the federal government Still, I see some ominous tendencies enforcement of medical-care reform. is my problem of wide fingers hitting too many keys. through insurance scams, treatments for arising -- such as campaigns to have the Who in government is wise enough to Sometimes my spare ideas have to be saved for the future, as I non-existing ailments, unjustified labora­ public declare what is a "fair" annual decide that an abortion is worth only $50 am sure some people are doing since the media is presently income for a radiologist, a surgeon or an tory tests and more. or $100 to a doctor? Or what a surgeon allowing the Waco, Texas fiasco to gradually fade. abortionist. should get for an appendectomy, or But let us never fail to recognize that some doctors got greater gifts from God I would be outraged if anyone, espe­ quadruple heart bypass, or a liver trans­ My thoughts for today have been selected somewhat like the than others; they studied and trained cially government, set out to declare an plant? TV ad that has Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck racing down the Must a doctor be limited to $100 for harder than others; they operate with acceptable income for a journalist and as­ road to where Bugs warns that there is a fork in the road — and aborting an out-of-wedlock pregnancy of a greater dexterity, compassion and other serted that any reporter, anchor, an­ sure enough there is a big dinner fork planted squarely in the TV anchor who earns $400,000 in salary skills than most of their colleagues. They nouncer or editor who makes more is a center of the divided road. I, like the "Which way did they and gets $10,000 for a 40-minute speech? thus become most in demand, and ought to charlatan, a crook or something worse. go?" cowboys chose the fork that led to my home property and Are we about to declare that a super be paid accordingly. Some "journalists" make $20 million a 'me'an' Charline's belated garden. medical student who spends years becom­ We will diminish medical care in year and more while others barely earn Kentucky is living up to its reputation that "If you don't like ing a super surgeon is a gouger because he America if we allow reform to become a $20,000. Who's to decide "fair pay" for the weather, wait a minute, and it will change." or she earns more than a million bucks a all of them? "level-everybody-to-one-class" assault We have lived through winter with its: cabin fever; words of I've seen survey results showing that year — even as we make a hero of a foot­ upon the truly honest, dedicated medical world woes; chronic sickness; and the paralysis of inactivity, ball player who never graduated from the American public perceives the aver­ people who earn and deserve compensa­ but, in spite of ever changing weather, we are having a college, but is paid $5 million a year? age radiologist to earn $100,000 per an­ tion far beyond what an uninformed pub­ blooming good spring. Me'an Charline habitually look out our No matter how we write a plan for na­ num, while the actual figure is more than lic says is a "reasonable average." windows and walk our yard to glory in the beauty of at least 15 species of blooming plants, shrubs, flowers, etc. Me'an Charline snuck up on the weather for a couple of days a m s-fflH ? win, short while ago, and managed to get a few things in our garden 20 years ago. by avoiding some of tlje mud ball territory. I felt sorry for the farmers that were unable to do the same with their crops, but I Miss Kathy Rutherford receives decided that someone must have been giving us antiques a George Washington Honor Metal chance to limber up for the long haul that was to come later. award by Freedoms Foundation at Me'an Charline finally got a dose of the long haul yesterday. Valley Forge, PA. She let me go to the garden without washing the dishes and Little Miss Clara Elizabeth shaving, and I became "Tilly the Toiler" as I toiled at tilling Lawrence celebrated her fourth the soil. As the day grew closer to night, we tilled, hoe hoe birthday on Sunday, April 15 with a hoed, raked, and planted until we spent much time leaning on party given in her honor by her mother. implement handles. National Secretaries Association We thought we had the weather figured out. We envisioned (NSA) chapter organized in Trigg a day of fishing and were happy and refreshed when we caught County. Pictured locally were Beverly 13 keepers. Then came the second day with gardening until we Jackson and Kathleen Burke. (unfinished) moaned and groaned with "bodies all weary and E. C. Headley, Jr. of Louisville spent wracked with pain." The third day we planned on finishing the weekend visiting with his mother, the garden and mowing the yard. BUT it rained again in the Mrs. E. C. Headley. night. Charline hinted that we could run the sweeper and dust Many persons from out of town cloth instead. "The best laid plans of mice and men aft gae recently attended the Cadiz United astray." Methodist Church for the christening of James Redd, infant son of Mr. and THERE IS A TIME FOR EVERYTHING Mrs. J. Rodman Redd, Jr. To everything there is a season, and a time for every purpose under heaven: A time to be bom and a time to die; a time to plant, and a time I've got your number, but I'm not calling to pluck up that which was planted; A time to kill, and a time to heal; a time to break down, and a (Editor's note: Columnist Lewis Thirty-five numbers to make one lousy time to build up; Grizzard was discharged from Emory long distance call. A time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to mourn, and a time University Hospital in Atlanta on April First, I dial an 800 number. Then, I dial to dance;... 17. While he is continuing his recovery the office number. After that I must dial A time to get and a time to lose; a time to keep, and a time to from heart surgery, columns that readers Lew is 14 other numbers. God knows what any of cast away; enjoyed last year will be printed.) G rizzard those numbers are for A time to rend, and a time to sew; a time to keep silence and a The company was nice enough a few "This is insane," I said to Ms. Fribish. time to speak; years back to provide me with a "I'll never remember all these numbers." A time to love, and a time to hate; a time of war, and a time of telephone credit card. I was told I could "I'll pin a note on your shirt, Foureyes," peace. use it any time, except to call bookies or © 1993 by Cowles Syndicate, Inc. she suggested. Ecclesiastes III, 1-8 phone sex numbers. Fair enough. This is progress? Remember when you Having my own telephone credit card simply picked up the phone and said to Let us pray that love and peace will dominate our lives. indicated to me that my employers numbers involved. I've simply never been the operator, "Hilda, get me the post thought I was doing a good job and good with numbers. office." Do you remember: Emmett Mitchell; Adeline Bingham; Clara weren't going to fire me any time soon. I attempted to call my secretary last And if you asked her, Hilda would also Bingham; and/or if the sun shines and the wind blows like it The problem with my card, however, week using my old credit card number. give you the latest gossip she picked up has today, maybe this is the time to mow? was I had to punch in 14 numbers after I'd The phone lady, who must be the only listening in on other callers. already punched in the number I was person in the world working seven days a Today, I've got to remember 35 numbers calling. week, 24 hours a day, said, "Your number to make a call and I've got to watch the Letters To The Editor Policy You punch in the number you're calling, is invalid, etc." And after I tried it two Nightly News for 30 minutes to get the Readers are welcome and encouraged to express their opinions on and then you get an electric "baaawg, " more times, she still said it was invalid. latest gossip. our Opinion pages by writing letters to the editor. W e print letters on a variety of topics, provided they comply with the following guidelines: all which signals you to enter your credit Did this mean I was getting fired? Just to be certain this wasn't some sort letters must be signed by the writer, with the writer's address and card number. So I called my secretary, the lovely of trick and I was really getting fired, I telephone number included in case verification is necessary (telephone Then a lady says, "Thank you for using and multi-talented Ms. Wanda Fribish, had Ms. Fribish switch me to personnel to numbers will not be published). Letters should be typewritten and AT&T." double-spaced if possible and should be on topics of general interest. collect. see if I was still on the payroll. Letters must not be more than 500 words. The Cadiz Record reserves I've always wanted to reply to her, At first she wouldn't accept the call. The lady in personnel said she couldn't the right to edit letters and columns for clarity. W e also reserve the right "You’re more than welcome, lady, but all "Tell Fish-face that I'm on my break," is look it up with just my name . She had to to reject material whose content is deemed malicious, libelous, or in poor taste. I did was pick up the phone and start what she said to the operator. I begged on have my employee number. Letters should be addressed to: Letters To The Editor, The Cadiz punching numbers. I didn't make any sort the other end of the line for a few I hung up. If the check doesn't come in Record, P.O. Box 311, Cadiz, Ky. 42211. of choice here. You could have been Lucky minutes, and finally she said, "I'll accept next week, I'll know my number is up. Leroy's Telephone Service and I wouldn't the call, but I'm putting him on hold until have cared." my break is over." Of course, about half the time I When Ms. Fribish went off her break, punched in my credit card number she came on the line and told me the THE CADIZ RECORD incorrectly and that same lady would company has a new long distance service say, "Your number is not valid. Please and my old credit card wouldn't work Published each Wednesday by Waterland Staff enter it again." anymore. I was relieved I wasn't getting Press Inc. Located on Nunn Blvd. Office open Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 8 a.m. to Jem Cave.. General Manager/Advertising Director Sometimes I'd foul it up a second time canned. Matt Sanders...... Editor 4:30 p.m., Tuesday 8 a.m. to noon: closed Satur­ and she would say, "Please hang up and "So give me the new number," I said. Leslie Bridges day, Sunday, and holidays...... Graphic/Layout Designer try your call again." And she did. Scott Brown...... Sports/Education Writer So it often would take me 15 minutes Before, I had to remember 23 numbers to Robin Carter...... Staff/Feature Writer Second class postage paid In Cadiz, Trigg just to get the telephone ringing on the make a long distance telephone call. Rhonda P'Pool...... Office Manager/Typesetter County, Ky. USPS-082-520. other end because there were so many Under the new system I must remember 35. Rhonda Gibson...... Receptionlst/Circulation Deadlines are as follows: Agriculture and Theresa Allen...... Comp/Layout DebbiCohoon...... Sales Associate Sports articles Thursday at Noon. News and Send ail correspondence to: Society articles Monday at Noon. Classified ad­ VOICE vertising Friday at Noon. Regular Display adver­ The Cadiz Record tising Monday at Noon. Advertising rates avail­ Subscription Rates YOUR able upon request. P.O. Box 311 Trigg County...... $15.50 + 93* tax...... $16.43 Address all mall to P.O. Box 311, Cadiz, Other KY Counties.....$16.50 + 93* tax...... $17.49 OPINION Cadiz, KY 42211 Kentucky 42211. Phone (502) 522-6605 or 1- OutofState...... $25.00 800-880-6606. 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I i I The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, April 2 8 .1993, A-3 OPINION Program to inform AFTER HOURS Letters elderly of benefits SCOTT BROWN to persons 60 years of age and 4-Familv Staff Writer older in the Pennyrile District FOR RENT The Pennyrile Area Agency who are impaired. This New 2 Yard Sale National Victims' Rights Week on Aging held a public hearing program provides home on the 1994 area plan for aging delivered meals, home repair, bedroom Country sid< •• To The Editor, pose of our government is to programs on March 31 and escort, respite, and a The victims of violent crime "...insure domestic tranquil­ presented a summary to the homemaker/personal care. apartment $275 a Weavers W hold a special place in our ity...." Pennyrile Area Development Adult Day/Alzheimer's month, water hearts, because we know that District board of directors at respite is provided in Trigg, furnished. Deposit Fri. & Sat. the pain they suffer might The rights of criminals are their April 12 meeting. Caldwell, and Christian required. Apr. 30 & May l1 happen to us. Unfortunately, scrupulously observed through­ As an expansion to the legal Counties and provide care for 522-3038 there does not seem to be a spe­ out the judicial process by the services program, the Pennyrile the elderly during the day cial place in our criminal justice courts. Society and its law- ADD has received $6,331 in while family members work or system for those same victims. abiding citizens have rights federal funds for the West for individuals who live alone Help Wanted Even the name implies it: too, and one of them is the right Kentucky Legal Services and need structured supervision. Yard Sale Criminal Justice System. Justice to be protected from criminals. counseling through September The Trigg County Adult Day someone to ^ seems only reserved for crimi­ It is time to give crime victims 30, 1993. The intent of the Center opened in 1991 and can 144 East Noel nals. It seems that our system is the same protection of the law program is to make the elderly accommodate 21 people a day Drive (behind bushhog. so busy protecting the criminals that criminals enjoy. It is time aware of what benefits are Piggly Wiggly) Contact that the welfare of law-abid­ to amend our Constitution to available and which benefits according to Senior Citizens The Cadiz ing citizens and victims are be­ guarantee constitutional rights may be able to provide them Coordinator Carolyn Bland. Sat. 8-12 ing ignored. to victims of crime. Victims are with assistance. "The program is going well, Lots of Children's Record at Most Americans are unaware demanding better treatment in Title III of the Older and we have just about reached 522-6605 of the pain suffered by the vic­ our criminal justice system, and Americans Act provides for capacity. We average about 12 C l Q th g g tims of crime. Victims often they deserve it. congregate, home delivered to 16 people a day at the day suffer complete physical, emo- In Kentucky, many organiza­ meals and supportive services center," Bland said. a tional and financial breakdown tions have joined together into which include transportation, Funding for fiscal year '93 ” from his or her experience, powerful coalitions to address homemaker, outreach, did not become available until For Rent Kniaht & while the criminals are back these problems and to draw at­ recreation, nutrition education, March of this year which 3 bedroom Hammonds and legal assistance. Services meant the aging advisory out on the streets again in a tention to the shameful treat­ Mowing Service matter of hours, or days, dr ment of crime victims. In the are available to persons 60 council chose to carry over the brick, 1 1/2 months. past few years great strides years of age and older. funds to be included in the Commercial and fiscal year '94 budget. Victims have needs, real have been made in initiating Home care provides services baths. City. Residential. needs, that must be met. To be some needed reforms, but there denied even minimal involve­ is much more to do. No pets Call ment in "their" case is painful April 25 through May 1, 1993 Fiscal Court approves ^ to them. However, they are is National Victims' Rights 522-1508 924-1090 frequently barred from the W eek. All across our nation, courtroom because it is felt that communities are taking a stand budget on 2nd reading their presence might somehow for the rights of victims. We The second and final reading wide and 16 feet long. The only have a prejudicial effect on the owe victims of crime our support tie?p Wanted. of the 1993-94 fiscal year bud­ other bidder was J-MAR Inc., of YARD SALE rights of the criminal. and our respect. The way we get totalling $1,467,884 was Princeton with a bid of $33,216. Today, thanks to public out­ treat them is a crime. It's a 233 Powerline someone to approved by the Trigg County The court also voted to join cry, the situation for victims is system we created and it's a Fiscal Court on April 26. the Purchase/Pennyrile Drive help with improving. Some judges, prose­ system we can change. The Following the first reading, Consortium to implement em­ cutors and law enforcement price of crime is too high and, the budget was submitted to ployment and training pro­ (off Wharton) spring a officials are working with vic­ so far, it is only the victims Frankfort and received state grams under the Job Training tims' rights groups to give them who have paid the bill. April 30, May 1 approval. Partnership Act (JTPA). cleaning. a voice in our legal system. Ray Larson The new fiscal year begins JTPA provides federal fund­ The Preamble of the Consti­ Fayette Commonwealth's 8 a.m. - Noon 522-61 16. July 1. ing to state and local govern­ tution of the United States sets Attorney In other action, magistrates ments for programs designed to Truck line, Skies, out the purposes of government. (Past President - Kentucky accepted the low bid of $19,000 enhance the employability of It states that a primary pur- Kerosene heater, Victims' Coalition) from Kyler Bridge Company of Cadiz to construct a bridg^ over Niqja turtles, House For Rent Boyd Lake Branch1 off of Ken­ upgrading their ^diKjatioh Sthd misc. Thanks to those that helped tucky 272 near the Trigg/ occupational skills. Christian county border. 2-story, To The Editor, Lancaster for taking the time to The bridge will be 30 feet See Fiscal Court Page A-4 2 bedroom In regard to my recent acci­ care. What you did for Open Flea dent on April 2 1 ,1 would like to Christopher will never be for- Market thank Officer Ricky Pidcock t79tot6e>i4, 'D ay on Hwy. 68 near and Officer Wayne Hart for PRO M - No charge for 1-24. going beyond the line of duty. Rita Futrell setups A special thanks to Larry Cadiz just around the comer Order Early Good location 3-bedroom, Sat. May 1 Fresh Cut Flowers central heat, Fresh or Silk Bouquets __ 9-? storage For more (yjLet Vicki match your bouquet/arm bouquet to your dress. building. information call 522-8995 or JFlow ers hy fless 522-3038 235-5182 (day) Visit our showroom on Hwy. 272 below the Canton Eagles 4313 intersection of Old Dover Road & Hwy. 272 Hwy. 68 W. 235-5170 (night) or call 522-3719 Big Yard Sale 3 -F a m ily R 0 V 1 V A L Saturday Y a rd S a le a t May 1, 8-til ? Dishes, ^.cU nty “Pa in t antiques, 5 miles west of trinkets, large Cadiz on 68. size clothes, toys, misc. Sunday, May 2 thru Thursday May 6 Drapes, bed­ spreads, X-mas May 1 Sunday May 2 is Friend Day - We invite all our decorations, if rain May 8, friends to join us for Sunday School at 10:00 wood stove, a.m.; Morning Worship begins at 11:00 a.m. stereo cabinet, 1 mile from misc. Hamtown on 274. Evening Services being 7:00 p.m. nightly. Special Music Every Service.

Bro. Mark Bond, pastor of the Second Baptist Moving Sale Church in Princeton, will be the evangelist. Saturday, May 1 Bro. Bob Sick, Music Director If the Price is Right It's Yours!

Bro. Jeff Hendricks, church pastor and the Large selection of household congregation invite you to come and worship items, furniture-antiques, with us. clothing and lots more, 50 Nunn Blvd. 3 4 5 Out TZkwi y^teut in front of The Cadiz Record ______! i i 1 I A-4, The Cadiz Record, W e d ^ e s & ^ A j l j ^ i ^ , Guilty- -from Page A-l

1992 by the Cadiz Police recommend 20 years in prison on Department and Kentucky the rape charge, 10 years in _ OBITUARIES State Police after he entered prison on the robbery charge, ^ two lower apartments of a four- and 10 years on the charge of house complex on Lafayette first-degree robbery to all run Ed Francis Guy Edward Fooshee Street armed with a small- consecutive for a total of 50 caliber handgun. State Police years. Ovey also said that 10 Funeral services for Garnett Navy veteran of World War II, Funeral services for Guy Ed­ the son of the late Thomas Carl say Wilson then entered an years in prison would be Edward Francis, 72, of Cadiz having served on the U.S.S. ward Fooshee, 81, of Cadiz, Fooshee and Nora Lawrence upper apartment and raped the recommended for each of the were held on Monday, April 26, North Hampton. were held on Thursday, April Fooshee. 90-year-old resident. Wilson second-degree burglary charges, 1993, at 2 p.m. at Goodwin Survivors in addition to his 22, 1993, at 2 p.m. at Goodwin A retired pipe fitter and forced the woman to write two with those to run concurrent Funeral Home. wife, Eunice Wills Francis of Funeral Home. wood worker, he was a member checks for about $350 each and with the other charges. g * Mr. Francis died on Saturday, Cadiz, include one son, David Mr. Fooshee died on Wednes­ of the Baptist faith. tried to cash them 30 minutes "I have been in contact with ^ April 24, 1993, at 4:45 p.m. at Francis of Baton Rouge, La.; one day, April 21, 1993, at 12:45 Survivors include his wife, later at a nearby grocery store the victim and she was in Jennie Stuart Medical Center stepdaughter, Faye Simmons a.m. at Murray-Calloway Margaret Nunn Fooshee of where he was apprehended. agreement with the following a short illness. Manalo of Cincinnati, Ohio; County Hospital following a Cadiz; two sons, Robert (Bobby) Wilson is charged with first- recommendation," Ovey said. The Revs. Daniel Swartz and one brother, Rex Francis of long illness. Fooshee of Christian County degree rape, first-degree "Had it not been for her Irvin Damall officiated with Hopkinsville; one sister, Mrs. The Revs. Paul Frederick and and Joe Lee Fooshee of Trigg robbery, first-degree burglary, agreement, I would not have musical selections by Pam Lucille Witty of Trigg County; Bill Evans officiated with mu­ County; one daughter, Ann and two counts of second-degree recommended it. She said she Witty, organist and Roy Mar- and three grandchildren, sical selections by Susie Hig- Fooshee Higgins of Glen Car- burglary. Ovey said a charge did not want to relive the quess, soloist. Burial was in He was preceded in death by bee, organist and Rev. Paul von, 111.; five grandchildren; of second-degree persistent incident in court." Trigg Memory Acres. one brother in infancy. Frederick, soloist. Burial was and one great-grandchild. He / felony offender was dropped by Formal sentencing has been Bom May 5, 1920, he was the Pallbearers were Larry Fran- in Bristo-Lancaster Cemetery. was preceded in death by three the commonwealth, with that set in Lyon County Circuit Court ^ son of the late Homer E. Francis cis, Winfield Witty, Alfred Bom March 29, 1912, he was brothers and one sister. charge stemming from felony for June 7. If Wilson is and Lola (Fannie) Bridges Cossey, John Young, Leslie offenses that Wilson committed sentenced to the recommended Francis. Guier, Tom Wills, R. C. Stal- in Louisiana. 50 years, he would be eligible lons, Billy Hampton, Clarence -from Page A-l Ovey said the for parole in 12 years, according A retired electrician, he was Francis, Hospital- commonwealth would to Ovey. a member of Logos Christian Memorial donations may be percent increase for coverage of keeping. The hospital would Fellowship Church. He was made to the Logos Christian - from Page A-l also a member of Fox Hunter Fellowship Church building employees. The increase would pay $1,950 for the equipment Charges- Association. He was a U.S. fund. mean that single family cover­ and would be matched with the age would increase from $146 a same total by the Emergency dicate). Lafayette, entered a guilty ’ Glenn 'Nook' Ezell month to $187 a month, while Medical Services branch of the W illiam H. Nabors, 36, plea to charges of flagrant non­ family plan members would C.H.R. Aldray Motel, Room 9; Jeffrey support and third-degree bur­ Funeral services for Thirl highway department. He was pay $533 monthly compared to Goodcase told the board that Wayne Chambers, 21, 4144 glary with two years in prison Glenn "Nook" Ezell, 65, of a member of Woodman of the $416. the new blood analyzer had Linton Road; Kenneth D. recommended by the common­ Cadiz were held on Wednes­ World. "I have asked for other car­ been installed and is opera­ Waldrop, 29, Guthrie; and wealth. Formal sentencing was day, April 21, 1993, at 2 p.m. at Survivors in addition to his riers to submit bids for our in­ tional. The board voted to sell Peggy D. Rushing, 30, Princeton set for May 13. Goodwin Funeral Home. wife, Evelyn Boren Ezell of surance. I can't help but think the old machine for $7,500. were arraigned in Trigg Circuit Elsewhere, Sonya Hawkins Mr. Ezell died on Monday, Cadiz; include one daughter, that there is something better A new defibrillator for the Court April 26 before Judge Bill Brown, 34, Pembroke, entered a April 19, 1993 at 7:37 a.m. at Lisa Jan Taylor of Cadiz; one out there," Goodcase told the ambulance service will be pur­ Cunningham. guilty plea to charges of theft - Trigg County Hospital. sister Pauline Dunning of Trigg board. There are 17 hospital chased for $9,000, with the by deception over $100 and sec- ^ The Revs. Roy Marquess and County; one grandson, Charlie employees who are covered hospital paying $4,000 and the Meanwhile, guilty pleas ond-degree criminal possession Jimmie Oliver officiated with Taylor of Cadiz; one son-in- under the single plan while 36 ladies hospital auxiliary were heard from two Christian of a forged instrument. Brown musical selections by Mae Per­ law, Ray Taylor of Cadiz. employees are covered under paying $5,000. County residents on separate will be sentenced July 8 with due, organist. Burial was in He was preceded in death by the family plan. Work on the hospital roof charges. any sentence recommended to Trigg Memory Acres. one brother, Frank Ezell and The board also voted to re­ and the replacement of an air Eddie Martin Shelton, 34, run concurrent. Bom Oct. 13,1927, he was the one sister Shirley Gordon. elect the current officers to conditioner were ahead of son of Harvey Ezell and Viva Pallbearers were Danny Sny­ another one-year term on the schedule according to Goodcase -from Page A-3 Hunter Ezell. der, Jr. Sumner, Whitson Kirby, MSCcll OOUIl hospital board. Doug Boren "who rl----- also°''iA said no asbestos ...... was A member of the Baptist Homer Simpson, Glyn Simpson will serve as chairman, Frank found in any of the ducts. Other counties participating McCracken, Muhlenburg and . faith, he was retired from state and Jack Skinner. McAtee as vice chairman, The hospital board was also in the program include Ballard, Todd counties. * Juanita Oates as secretary, and introduced to Alliant's new Caldwell, Calloway, Carlisle, Magistrates also reappointed -from Page A-l Martha Maxfield as treasurer. regional administrator for the Christian, Crittenden, Fulton, Guy D. Taylor to the Cadiz Brown- hospital David Johannides, Elsewhere, the board voted Graves, Hickman, Hopkins, Planning Commission. Taylor's Cadiz and Trigg County area Brown attended Murray State to apply to the state cabinet for who replaces Russell Hackley. Livingston, Lyon, Marshall, four-year term began in March. make him a valuable member University for two years and human resources for a 50-50 ...of qur newspaper staff," said graduated from Trigg County matching grant for computer J Jan^ Cave, Record general man- High School in 1989. hardware and software to up- ager. He is the son of Manuel and date and m odernize the In his new position, Brown Charlotte Brown of Cadiz. ambulance service's record THE MARION EYE CENTER will be responsible for several news beats, including law en­ *See Our New Creations* Is pleased to announce forcement, judicial systems, and SMITH’S WOOD PRODUCTS education. He also will be in Paul Runge, M.D. charge of all sports coverage for the newspaper. 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I i i The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, April 28,1993, A-5 LOCAL/STATE

Board continues to eye expansion of library

SCOTT BROWN The board purchased the Staff Writer property at auction in March The John L. Street Library for $34,000 and will decide on Board of Directors is continuing how to expand the 19-year-old their look at expanding the building before consulting an library and moving a vacant architect. The board will also house that is located on an meet with library staff adjoining lot that the library members to address other needs recently purchased. dealing with expansion. At their April 20 meeting, Ideas discussed by the board the board voted to advertise for expansion include an and accept bids for the sale and expanded reference section, removal of the former D.A. book space, and a designated Wright house located next to area for computers. Any state the library. Bids will be grant money for the project accepted through May 18 and would not be available until can be sent to board member John L. Street at Trigg County See Library board Page A-9 Farmers Bank. Planning commission makes recommendation The Cadiz Planning Commis­ Inc. and a vacant 40,000-square sion has recommended that the foot spec building. Industrial Park #2, recently Councilmen began the process TWO-CAR ACCIDENT ~ A two-car accident occurred her brakes, skidded off the roadway, hit an annexed into the city, should be to annex the park in March, af­ on April 21 on U.S. 68 between Kings Chapel Road embankment, continued up the embankment and annexed for light industry (1-1). ter hearing a recommendation and Glenwood Mill. According to Cadiz Police overturned. When the Futrell vehicle overturned, it The city council will vote on by Kenneth Guinn, chairman of Department reports, a westbound vehicle driven by spun around and struck Jones' vehicle on the the recommendation at its May the Trigg County Industrial passenger side. No injuries were reported. Danny B. Jones of Hopkinsville was stopped in traffic 4 meeting. Board. Reasons to annex the when Rita Futrell of Cadiz, also westbound, applied The planning commission also park were to increase the recommended to the council incentives for out-of-town and that the corridor along U.S. 68 out-of-state industries con­ Center plans summer youth program from the city to the industrial sidering relocating to Cadiz. park be zoned Neighbor­ Incentives include lower in­ hood/Highway Business Dis­ surance rates, city fire and po­ student, and a limited number What do your children do 9:30 a.m. until 11 a.m. for through group activities. trict (B-2). The B-2 recommen­ lice protection, and, in some of scholarships have been during the summer? grades three through five and "This is not to be done for dation only affects the high­ cases with out-of-state indus­ made available through Janice If they sit in the house for from 1:30 p.m. until three p.m. competition," Pollard said. way and not property along the tries, state tax credits. Boyd for those interested. those three long months for grades six through eight. Program participants will highway. In other action, Trigg County Transportation can be pro­ watching television or playing "We would really like to get play games including wally- Judge-executive Zelner Cossey vided to and from the Fitness video games, the Fitness Center kids involved who don't do a bali and badminton as well as The council gave final ap­ gave the oath of office to three Center. may have just what they need. lot athletically," said Angela some non-traditional games. proval to annexing the indus­ new planning commission This summer between June 1 Pollard, fitness consultant. "Renee has worked before in trial park on April 15. The members - Bonell Key, Thomas and July 15 the Fitness Center Pollard will instruct the pro­ similar programs. She has been See Program Page A-8 park includes Ethridge Plastics Gentry and Stan Brimmer. will offer a Summer Youth gram along with Tony Pelle­ a big help in coming up with Recreation Program for chil­ grino, fitness consultant, and unusual games," Pollard said. dren in grades three through Renee Thweatt, recreation spe­ "My degree is recreation so eight. cialist. this is really my cup of tea," The sessions will be on Tues­ The program will emphasize Thweatt said. days and Thursdays — from self-awareness and self-esteem The program will cost $15 per JERRY STROUD

CANDIDATE FOR TRIGG COUNTY SHERIFF

Dear Citizens of Trigg County:

Several months ago I decided to run for Sheriff of Trigg County and to this day I cannot give you a specific reason for this decision. This may ^ sound strange, but I feel I have something to contribute and some ideas I r A NOW would like to put into effect. I am not good with words, but I would like tO| | explain some of my reasons for wanting to be Sheriff of Trigg County.

SAVE UP TO I have been a barber for 25 years and I listen carefully to my customers. When I went home at night and watched television news OFF shows about such things as the Rodney King case in California and topics about drugs and crime, I began to realize that the public's opinion of law 7 0 % enforcement officers is not all that good. As Sheriff of Trigg County, I realize I will not be able to make any major changes, but if I could On Our Entire Stock of Orthopedic Bedding communicate with only one of our young people and help that individual become a law abiding and successful citizen, I would consider my four year -rTHERAPEDIC------tenure as Sheriff to be a success. Like most of us, I have had difficulty relating to my children and this is part and parcel of our society. If we “Medic-Coil” “Southern Nights” could just establish a relationship with young people, we might be able to “ The Ultimate” “ Plush with Thickness” prevent some of them from going wrong.

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4 k A-6, The Cadiz R e c c d , Wednesday, / -ril 28,1993 Several arrests Man enters plea reported by in District Court • law authorities Another resident arraigned on charges SCOTT BROWN D.U.I.-second offense. A Hillview Drive woman writing two cold checks. Staff Writer According to court records, was arrested Apr. 21 on charges Meanwhile, Michael R. Sieg One guilty plea was heard in Wharton was arrested Apr. 17 stemming from an Apr. 16 in­ Jr., 25 of 6049 Old Dover Road Trigg District Court Apr. 21 by State Trooper Jere Hopson dictment that include was arrested Apr. 23 by Deputy before Judge William McCaslin after his vehicle was observed attempted murder, meanwhile, Kenneth Butts stemming from a with a Cadiz man admitting to weaving and traveling at a slow several alcohol related arrests Trigg County indictment drug possession charges. rate of speed on U.S. 68 near were made by local law warrant alleging flagrant non­ Adrian Cook, 21 of Cadiz Johnson Controls. enforcement officials. support. NEW PUBLICATIONS UNVEILED ~ The state entered a plea of guilty to The report says Wharton Sherry R. Johnson, who also Several alcohol related ar­ Department of Travel Development has produced two possession of marijuana, less refused to follow Hopson's had an alias of Sherry Johnson rests were also reported new publications that will be sent in response to than eight ounces and possession instructions to get in the cruiser Doles listed, was charged with including two D.U.I arrests at specialized advertising. The outdoors guide outlines of drug paraphernalia stemming and fought with Hopson for attempted murder, three counts the same location. the wide variety of outdoors activities in Kentucky, from his arrest by Cadiz Police about six minutes, during which while the heritage tours brochure lists historical on Apr. 19. time he attempted to remove of first-degree wanton endan- Sheriff Randy Clark driving tours. Both were underwritten by paid Cook was sentenced to 30- Hopson's gun from his holster. germent, second-degree bur­ responded to a call of a vehicle advertising - a first for the state tourism office. To glary, and criminal mischief days in jail, and ordered to pay Cadiz Police Officer Ricky in a ditch Apr. 24 around 11:23 obtain a copy of either publication, call 1-800-225- stemming from a Nov. 29, 1992 a $150 fine and make a $100 Pidcock assisted at the scene and p.m. on Kentucky 276 about 10 TRIP. incident in which she contribution to the local drug was kicked repeatedly by miles north of Cadiz. At the allegedly attempted to kill enforcement fund. Wharton while trying to be put scene, he found Wendell R. Gayle Doles, according to the Elsewhere, Charlie M. in the cruiser according to the Rogers, 36 of Hopkinsville Bauer awards Bank of Cadiz indictment. Bond was set at Wharton, Jr., 35 of Uzzle's arrest report. passed out in his vehicle. $25,000 cash. Trailer Court was arraigned on Wharton registered a .178 Rogers was arrested and Meanwhile, 39-year-old sixth straight five-star rating two counts of resisting arrest, blood alcohol reading and was charged with D.U.I.- second Calvin D. Wease of 4235 Blue two counts of third degree lodged in the county jail with offense after registering a .199 Bauer Financial Reports Inc., eral regulators. assault of a police officer, and bond set at $10,(XX) cash. Springs Road was arrested on the breatholyzer. Coral Gables, Fla., a bank re­ A five-star rating, the high­ Apr. 24 by Deputy Kenneth search and rating firm is est on a scale from 0-stars to 5- Butts and charged with third- While at the scene, Clark observed an eastbound vehicle pleased to announce that the stars, indicates that Bank of degree sexual abuse, and two Bank of Cadiz & Trust Com­ 40-yards away that had Cadiz & Trust Company's tan­ Deputy chief to present counts of menacing. pany of has been awarded remained stopped in the road gible capital exceeds 9.0 per­ A Wood Avenue man was Bauer Financial Reports’ five- for about 5-10 minutes according cent of tangible assets, its risk- arrested Apr. 24 by Officer Don star rating for the sixth consec­ to the report. Clark arrested based capital ratio exceeds 9.85 Restore Hope lecture Paul and charged with utive quarter. Gary W. Tyler, 43 of Princeton percent, delinquencies and re­ terroristic threatening. Ed­ This coveted award ranks FORT CAMPBELL - Col. in January. Burden's presenta­ after he got out of the truck and possessed assets are manage­ ward Earl Quisenberry, 49 of 26 Bank of Cadiz & Trust Com­ Raymond T. Burden, deputy tion will concentrate on the started across a yard. Tyler able, the institution is soundly Wood Avenue, was lodged in pany as superior for safety, chief of staff, U.S. Army initial preventive medicine was charged with D.U.I and invested and it earned a profit the county jail under $250 bond, strength and performance. Health Services Command, tasks, the planning undertaken refusal to take an alcohol test. for the quarter ended Sept. 30, with the report saying that he The rating is based on the 1992. The tangible capital will present a lecture regarding for hospital support, and the threatened to kill Cleland 43-year-old B.J. Hammond of analysis of Sept. 30, 1992, fi­ the health service support of establishment of the casualty- See Bank of Cadiz, Page A-9 Wharton with a hatchet. Cadiz was arrested Apr. 17 and nancial data as filed with fed­ Operation Restore Hope on evacuation system. Kerry W. Tyler, 32 of 251 charged with driving D.U.I on Friday, May 14, in Wilson Jefferson Street was arrested a suspended license-second of­ Theater, Bldg 93, from 10:30 to Previous to Burden's current Apr. 26 by Sheriff Randy Clark fense. Meanwhile, 24-year-old 11:30 a.m. assignment, he served as the on a Trigg County Circuit Court Robert Charles McCarthy of Man drowns at lake All interested personnel are commander, 52nd Medical Bat­ indictment warrant charging Fort Campbell was arrested invited to attend. talion (EB), Republic of Korea. him with second-degree escape. Burden deployed to Somalia He is a graduate of the U.S. Apr. 20 by Officer Wayne Hart SCOTT BROWN about ten miles south of Aurora. Tyler's bond was set at $5,000. in December 1992 and served as Army War College, and holds a and charged with driving Staff Writer David Plappert, 48 of A former Trigg County D.U.I on a suspended license. A Calloway County man Crestwood, was the boat's the deputy surgeon for the joint B.A. degree from San Jose State resident who listed addresses Two others were arrested drowned on Kentucky Lake operator and swam to a remote task force until the arrival of University and a N.H.A. de­ of Dorrance, Kansas and Apr. 23 and charged with Apr. 19 after high winds caused shore where he waited for the 86th Evacuation Hospital gree from Baylor University. Murray was arrested by Deputy alcohol intoxication. Daniel the 16-foot bass boat he was about 45 minutes before other Gene Jones Apr. 20 on district Loyd Stewart, 32 of 2288 riding in to capsize. boats could rescue him. court arrest warrants from Buffalo Road and 24-year-old Kentucky Water Patrol Bringing you its second century of hometown news., Christian and McCracken Rodney L. Haskins of Captain Steve Owens said Authorities blamed high Counties. 20-year-old Vic Hopkinsville were both Terry Mattingly, 46 of New winds and storm-whipped Ccvdt^ p-ecoi-d Haines was charged with theft arrested by Deputy Kenneth Concord, drown in the Blood waters for the accident, Owens by deception for allegedly Butts in separate incidents. River area of Kentucky Lake said.

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Jones recently announced. us work toward those goals." from different circumstances. Kentucky’s share of the 1993- Last fiscal year nearly 55,700 "They may be dislocated 94 Job Training Partnerehip Act Kentuckians enrolled in JTPA workers who have a good work (JTPA) will amount to programs. history but need to change job $45,142,883. Each state's JTPA allocation tracks, or youthss who need Of $33.4 million in local is based on a formula which in­ valuable work experience or funding to be distributed to cludes the number of economi­ even older citizens who need SDAs, the Purchase/Pennyrile cally disadvantaged and un­ retraining," she sid. (Ballard, Caldwell, Calloway, employed residents. Carlisle, Christian, Critten­ Margaret Whittet, commis­ Of Kentucky's JTPA funding den, Fulton, Graves, Hickman, sioner of the Rentucky Depart­ for the next fiscal year, Hopkina, Livingston, Lyon, ment for Employment Services, $22,707,546 will go to the ATTENDED QUILT SHOW - There were 30 eight grade students who attended Marshall, McCracken, said, "The national recession state's 11 regional service de­ the American Quilt Show on April 23 in Paducah. The Cadiz Quilt Guild funded Muhlenberg, Todd and Trigg has hit other states, such as livery areas (SDAs) for pro­ the students' trip to help keep young people interested in quilting. The counties) will receive California and New Jersey, grams for low-income, under­ students will later inform quilt guild members about the show. $2,567,822 in job training; and much harder than Rentucky. As employed and unemployed $1,263,038 for summer youth. a result our share of the JTPA adults and youth. "This job training money ie budget is about $4.9 million less Retest program suspended important not only to the peo­ than what we received last For statewide programs, the ple in our state who need to up­ year." Cabinet for Human Resources grade their skills to find a job, Whittet said JTPA funds on- will have $5,680,018 to help FRANKFORT - The State The Kentucky Department of achieved a status where the but for Rentucky as a whole," the-job and classroom training, diBiocated workers make the Board of Agriculture has voted Agriculture is awaiting 60- to 120-day retest program Jones said. "When one person basic education courses and job transition to new jobs; to suspend the 60- to 120-day approval of amended was not cost effective," Logsdon reaches his or her potential, counseling, so that economi­ $1,437,798 for incentive awards quarantine and retest program regulations which would said. "The benefit was not great Kentucky comes a step closer to cally disadvantaged people and technical assistance to for brucellosis because the immediately repeal the retest enough to offset the cost meeting its potential. We all can help themselves and dislo­ SDAs; $872,333 for programs for program has been proven to be program under Chapter 302 of Kentucky cattlemen incur to benefit when our workforce its cated workers can return to the older workers; and $1,437,797 W unnecessary and too costly. the Kentucky Administrative comply with this requirement." well trained, because it attracts labor market. for administration and over­ Regulations. Logsdon cautioned that the new business and helps to keep "Our economic future depends sight of Kentucky's JTPA pro­ The change will allow test change should not be construed the ones that are already here. on having educated and trained grams. The cabinet will also eligible cattle purchased at a Agriculture Commissioner Ed as lessening brucellosis control "One of the biggest chal­ people, who can meet the provide $2,300,476 to the Kentucky stockyard to move Logsdon said the suspension efforts. lenges to our workforce is train­ challenges and expectations of Workforce Development Cabi­ within the state without a would allow the department's "We were the only state ing and educating as many of businesses. We are competing in net for education programs. retest within 60 to 120 days Division of Animal Health to with this program and it later. The suspension also devote more time to simply wasn't showing a applies to private and surveillance and monitoring significant effect on reducing JOIN ALL THE MERCHANTS IN MURRAY’S UNIVERSITY PLAZA programs which are more ^ consignment sales. Regulations the spread of brucellosis," he FOR THEIR ANNUAL SPRING ™ still require that private and effective in identifying said. 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Late April through mid-May enjoy eating fish may want to easier to catch. fish, a larger cousin of the ^ is the spawning period for consider keeping crappie or bluegill, fishing just off the ™ many Kentucky fish species in­ bluegill that can also be read­ Kentucky has numerous bottom using the same tech­ cluding largemouth and small- ily caught in April and May, smaller public lakes that offer nique can be productive. One mouth bass. instead of taking home large- excellent bluegill and redear additional method is to fish When water temperatures mouth or smallmouth. Crappie sunfish (shellcracker) fishing. very small jigs with a plastic, begin to consistently hold in the and bluegill are generally con­ A booklet containing location, minnow-type body or a short mid-60s, bass will move into sidered better tasting fish, ac­ size and other fishing guide­ twister-tail using ultralight shallow water areas to nest. cording to most fishermen. lines for public lakes under fishing tackle. Using very light And during this period, catch During May, both large- 1,000 acres is available from line such as two- to four-pound and release can play a very mouth and smallmouth can be the KDFWR I&E Division by important role in helping found in almost any kind of writing 1 Game Farm Road, easier and the action of the lure TOUR PARTICIPANTS - Students participating in the maintain good bass populations shoreline cover such as stump Frankfort, KY, 40601, or calling is more lifelike. In windy con­ Frankfort tour included (from left) Kara Threlkeld, in Kentucky's major reservoirs rows, flooded bushes and (502) 564-4336 from 8 a.m. to ditions, you may want to add a Caldwell County; Patrick Perry and Dewana King, and smaller lakes. standing limber. Bass are sus­ 4:30 p.m. small split-shot sinker Trigg County; and Mrs. Baker, counselor. Fisheries biologists with the ceptible, too, to almost any clamped on the line a few Kentucky Department Of Fish type lure with spinnerbaits and Favorite tactics for bluegills inches above the jig. This will and Wildlife Resources plastic worms being two top is to drift crickets or small bits help with better accuracy when Dewana King included (KDFWR) encourage anglers to choices. Later in May, bluegill of redworms or nightcrawlers on casting. Jigs should always be strongly consider putting bass will begin bedding, which usu­ a small hook and bobber rig fished slowly to allow the back in the water, especially ally means they are more con­ over spots where bluegill are bluegill time to get the lure in in Washington trip during the spring. Persons who centrated in shallow water and spawning. To catch redear sun- its smaller-sized mouth.

Four high school juniors from development activities. the Pennyrile area, including Some of the trip highlights Dewana King of Trigg County are: Gettysburg National Bat­ KDFWR auction slated for May 3 High School, have earned an tlefield, Smithsonian Institute, expense-free trip to Washing­ Washington Memorial, a play The annual auction of surplus Registration will be from 7:30 check, certified check or money boats and motors, rifles, shot­ ton, D.C. this summer as part of at Ford Theater, and Arlington and confiscated equipment and to 8:30 on Monday morning fol­ order only. Personal checks guns, fishing equipment and the National Rural Electric National Cemetery. goods held by The Kentucky lowed immediately by the must be accompanied by a letter other sport equipment. Surplus Youth Tour, sponsored annually The students were selected start of the auction. All persons of credit. All purchased items office equipment and by Pennyrile Rural Electric Co­ from a group of 12 students rep­ Department of Fish and who want to bid on auction must be removed from KDFWR farm/yard machinery will also operative. resenting high schools in Wildlife Resources (KDFWR) items must be registered. Pay­ property by the end of the day. be auctioned. Items for sale will King is the daughter of Judy PRECC's service area. The en­ will be Monday, May 3 at the ment must be made on the day Among the items that will be not be available for inspection King of Trigg County. tire group, including King and Game Farm in Frankfort. of the sale by cash, cashier's sold are numerous vehicles, until the morning of the sale. The students will officially Patrick Perry, son of Allen and represent Pennyrile RECC in a Linda Perry, attended a Frank­ -from Page A-5 National gathering of over fort Youth Tour on April 26. P r o g r a m - 1000 rural youth from across the Various state-elected officials Surplus commodities to nation. They will travel by bus spoke to them on Kentucky If interest in the program is the end of the program we'll with more than 70 other Ken­ Government. They also visited high, there is a possibility it have a picnic here with the tucky students, and will visit the capital buildings, gover­ be distributed April 29 may be extended. parents," Pollard said. historical and educational nor's mansion, and had lunch in "We're giving all the kids The entry deadline for the sites, visit their congressmen, the garden at the lieutenant Pennyrile Allied Community ability. free T-shirts from here, and at program is May 3. and participate in leadership governor's mansion. Services has announced that Hour for distribution will be U.S. Department of Agriculture from 8:30 a.m. until 2 p.m.. surplus commodities — includ­ Marshals rule out arson ing peanut butter, applesauce, Misrepresentation of need, tomatoes, pork, and butter — sale, or exchange of U.S.D.A. Although the state fire mar­ Marshals added that a will be distributed at the John commodities is prohibited and shal's office has ruled out ar­ faulty heating and air condi­ L. Street Library on Thursday, could result in a fine, imprison­ son, cause of the April 10 main­ tioning unit or a ballast on a April 29. ment or both. U.S.D.A.'s Emer­ tenance warehouse fire at Land fluorescent light are now being gency Food Assistance Program Between The Lakes has not yet looked at as possible origins of Amounts allocated vary ac­ is available to all eligible area been determined. the fire. cording to household size. residents regardless of race, Fire marshals narrowed down Foods and amounts may be ad­ color, national origin, age, sex, the origin of the fire to a 10- The fire destroyed the ware­ justed depending upon avail- or handicap. foot by 20-foot area near the house, its contents, two adjacent center of the.warehouse, said buildings and their contents, * Scott Seiber, LBL communica­ and four vehicles. No injuries McGregor Jewelers tion specialist. were reported. OHOTTteWS D & y Hillbilly Snack Bar s o i x e i 8c R e s ta u ra n t Mon.-Fri. 207 W. Market St. Sat. 'Zitidcr 'Heia "THn uayetK cat 9:00-5:00 Princeton,KY 9 :0 0 -1 2 :0 0 Sue GCiv&i Hot Plate Lunch Doodle*

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l The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, April 28,1993, A-9 Officials ponder how to ensure school safety schools to select discipline pro­ Valley Station and a school FRANKFORT - It is diffi­ sure safety for Kentucky stu­ tacked each hour, and every 36 He recommended more finan­ cedures and standards. Some teacher for 25 years, said. "You cult for students in Kentucky dents, teachers and other minutes a young person is killed cial support for local programs state school districts can sus­ schools to learn if they are school employees. The issue of or injured by a firearm. focused on combatting violence can’t just kick them all out of wondering about their safety, safety in public schools has be­ The statistics are frighten­ in schools. Also, having pend the drivers licenses of school, can you?" the president of the Kentucky come a hot potato in recent ing, and when it happens in smaller classes for students at students with more than nine Boysen said an alternative to Education Association told weeks because of incidents na­ your own backyard, it makes risk of becoming violent and unexcused absences and who do kicking students out of school is members of a state interim tionally and in Carter County, "the facts of life too real to finding more funding for in­ not pass at least four courses in-school suspension. committee on education early Ky., where a teacher and a tell," Moorman said. creased security in schools each year. At least 40 districts "But what really concerns me this week. maintenance person were killed would help solve the problem, have returned to corporal pun­ is those students who need "Schools must be places by a disgruntled student. Also, Violence by students is he said. ishment for student offenders help, psychological or what­ where students feel safe and there have been numerous re­ mostly due to psychological since the ban was lifted on it ever. They really, really need protected," Marnel Moorman ports in the state this school problems, Moorman told com­ But under the Kentucky Edu­ last year, Boysen added. And in help and I just don't see those told the legislative Interim year of students carrying mittee members. cation Reform Act, principals more severe cases, students can resources being used," Lile said. Committee on Education. "For firearms and other deadly and teachers have ways to deal be expelled or suspended from "So often you see some student learning to take place, students weapons to school. "Unfortunately, some stu­ with unruly and possibly dan­ school. suspended and sent back, sus­ must be free from fear. Teachers dents learn early that the gerous students, state Education "I think there are a lot of pended and sent back. It’s just a and other school employees About 2,000 students in the prime way to solve problems is Commissioner Thomas Boysen frustrated teachers out there pattern of behavior," he added. Lile said he would like must be safe." United States are attacked with violence, first with their told the committee members. who have to deal every day to have some way teachers The committee gathered each hour, Moorman said. fists, then with guns. That must For instance, under KERA, with students who act up in the could help these children. April 19 to discuss how to en­ About 40 teachers are at­ stop," Moorman said. the state gives authority to classroom," Rep. Bill Lile, R------from Page A-5 Mowing may result in injuries Library board- early next year which gives to librarian Margaret Newby. $10,000 would be available the library board time to come In other business, the library through the grant. FRANKFORT - While most Wescott offers the following • Operators should wear up with a plan to submit for board is considering a grant Kentuckians look forward to safety tips to help Xentuckians heavy-duty, non-slip shoes and construction funding. application to the Kentucky The board also received a the joys of spring every year, escape injury while doing a close-fitting clothing. The 6,000 square foot library Department of Libraries and $5,101 grant from the Kentucky very few get excited about the chore that most cannot escape. •Do not mow wet grass -- it's currently houses approximately Archives for a library program Department of Libraries and jobs of spring, especially mow­ •Do not let young children too easy to slip and fall. 19,000 volumes and receives 47 that would benefit senior Archives for the purchase of ing the grass. operate mowers — especially •Operators of riding mowers monthly periodicals according citizens. Between $2,000 and new books for the library. But along with the blooming riding mowers. Children also should always look behind daffodils and the warm breezes should not ride with an adult them before backing up to check Bank of Cadiz------—from Page A-6 comes die growing grass. on a mower as the mower is for children, pets or obstacles. Terry Wescott, Department balanced for one person, and •Riding mowers ahould go up level required for Bauer's five- strongly capitalized bank that the research firm, for Health Services product even a small child can disrupt and down slopes to prevent from star rating is twice that re­ has earned our unconditional safety branch manager, said the balance. "Children simply tipping over. Walking mowers quired by federal regulators. recom m en d ation . W e're Bauer Financial Reports, Inc. that last year in Kentucky, an do not have the coordination or should go across slopes. pleased to again award it our analyzes, compiles data on and estimated 1,200 Kentuckians quickness necessary to safely •Always mow forward so you "Bank of Cadiz & Trust highest rating, five-stars," rates all U.S. banks, thrifts and were treated in emergency operate a lawn mower," can see where you're going. Company continues to be a said Paul A. Bauer, president of credit unions. rooms for mower-related in­ Wescott said. •Turn off the mower if you juries. •Keep children and pets mu~t leave it -- even if only for "It's a necessary job that most away from the mowing area. a moment. Governor proclaims MSAA month of us dread and put off until the "Kids and pets can both get •Never clean out the dis­ last minute," he said. "Maybe away from you before you know charge chute while the blade is Kentucky Gov. Brereton Jones years of service. MSAA, which of 20 and 40, and its symptoms our reluctance to do the job, what's happening," he said. still revolving. Push mowers has proclaimed the month of is the first MS group to origi­ can range from blindness to combined with haste, tends to "It's best just to keep them com­ manufactured since 1982 have a May 1993 in honor of the Mul­ nate this program, provides complete paralysis. MSAA make us a little less cautious pletely out of the area." "dead-man" switch, a device tiple Sclerosis Association of patient care services to MS suf­ services include a toll-free 24- than we should be. •Pick up stones, wire, toys, that stops the blade within America. MSAA, is a national ferers in Kentucky as well as hour hotline, peer counseling, "Mowing injuries can range sticks or other items the mower three seconds of the operator non-profit organization thousands across the country. the free loan of therapeutic from minor scrapes and might throw. Wescott says letting go of the handle. providing patient services to equipment, support groups, bar­ scratches to severe burns from newer model mowers have a Wescott says that people using thousands of MS sufferers and Multiple sclerosis is a crip­ rier-free housing, bi-monthly touching hot machine parts or safety device that throws ob­ older models without the their families. pling disease of the central newsletter, and educational even to the loss of a foot or jects down toward the ground safety feature should be Jones awarded MSAA with nervous system, affecting over and referral information. For hand if the equipment is not rather than out and up. particularly careful of making this proclamation in recogni­ 300,000 Americans. It strikes more information, call MSAA properly handled." "However, it's still a good sure the blade has stopped re­ tion of the organization's 23 those mainly between the ages at 1-800-833-4672. He says that attention to idea, especially if you have an volving before clearing the precautions with some common older lawn before mowing." discharge chute. sense thrown in cart go a long •Add gasoline only to cool •Do not alter or remove 1 way toward preventing mower- machine, and do not smoke safety features that are in­ related injuries. while refueling. cluded on newer model mowers.

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i A-10, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, April 28,1993 Scout museum holds 'national art treasure1 Submission of dead calves up from 1992 MURRAY - There is a in chronological order, better national art treasure" located illustrating Rockwell's changes in Murray that is relatively in style throughout his career MURRAY -- During the past enteritis in calves during this unknown to most people living and reflecting changes in Scout two months, employees at Mur­ period. Other causes of death in the region. That treasure is a uniforms and the Scouting pro­ ray State University's for calves have been various collection of 54 original works gram. To further explain those Breathitt Veterinary Center in forms of pneumonia, rotaviral by Norman Rockwell, Amer­ stylistic changes during Rock­ Hopkinsville have noticed the enteritis and cryptosporidiosis. ica’s best-loved artist. well's 60 plus years of work submission of dead baby calves Cryptosporidiosis and coron- Over half of the works are with the Boy Scouts of Amer­ to the center is four times aviral enteritis have been the currently on exhibit at the Na­ ica, the museum has produced a greater than those submitted in leading causes of death in the tional Scouting Museum, lo­ new Rockwell Gallery Guide. 1992. calves. 0 cated on the campus of Murray The printed guide is available Kadel said an underlying State University. this year free-of-charge to all According to Dr. Wade factor that may have caused This year, the museum is visitors thanks to the generous Kadel, Breathitt Center direc­ the increase in calf losses was placing special focus on its support from ShOney's Restau­ tor, figures obtained from Grif­ the marginal nutritional plane world-class Rockwell originals rant in Murray. fin Industries of Russellville of most cows throughout west­ in an effort to gain greater In addition, the National confirmed that Christian ern Kentucky. The hay crop of recognition for this exceptional Scouting Museum has joined County had a much heavier 1992 was of inferior quality be­ collection of illustration art. with the Murray Tourism death loss in baby calves this cause the early hay became Most of the paintings were pro­ Commission to produce a new year compared to last year. damaged by rains and the late duced by Rockwell as images card brochure featuring the During February and March of hay was excessively mature 0 for the Boy Scouts of America Rockwell Collection. The 1992, the Griffin Industries and deficient in nutrients. annual calendar. Except for brochure will be distributed carcass removal trucks picked 1928 and 1930, Rockwell pro­ throughout the region at all up 59 dead baby calves in Vaccines are available at duced a new Scouting painting tourist information offices and Christian County. During the the center for injection into cows for Boy Scouts of America each welcome center. same period this year, they to prevent corona and rotaviral year from 1925 to 1976. Those The National Scouting Mu­ picked up 146 dead calves. enteritis in calves. However, illustrations also found their seum will be exhibiting 29 of its there is no vaccine nor is there way onto handbook covers and original Rockwell Scout paint­ Beginning in early January, specific treatment for cryp­ were used as covers for "Boys' ings throughout the 1993 sea­ Kadel noted an increase in the tosporidiosis. Life" magazine. son. The museum is open March occurrence of coronaviral For the 1993 museum season, 1 to Nov. 30 each year, Tuesday enteritis in both cows and "The muddy conditions that the Rockwell Gallery has been through Saturday, 9 a.m. to ROCKWELL ON EXHIBIT— Norman Rockwell's 1964 calves. During February and we have experienced this win­ reorganized and expanded, 4:30 p.m. and Sunday, 12:30 to painting "To Keep Myself Physically Strong" is among March, the submission of spec­ ter probably contributed to the with several paintings that 4:30 p.m. It is closed Mondays, t h e 29 original Rockwell Scout paintings on perma­ imens from calves with diar­ increase in occurrence of cryp­ have not been previously dis­ Easter and Thanksgiving Day. nent exhibit at the National Scouting Museum on the rhea increased and there was a tosporidiosis and other disease played. The paintings are now An admission is charged. campus of Murray State University in Murray. marked increase in coronaviral problems," Kadel said. State fair announces deadlines for new contests

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A k The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, April 2 8 ,1993, A -ll SOCIETY Liberty Point Church Engagem ents B i r t h s revival to begin May 2

Christopher Shawn Herndon A revival at Liberty Point o'clock. Evening services will be Baptist Church, 345 Old Dover 7 o’clock. Nick, Lisa and Nicholas Herndon of Cadiz, are proud to an­ Road in Cadiz begins on Sun­ Bro. Mark Bond, pastor of the nounce the birth of a son and brother, Christopher Shawn, bom day, May 2, and continues Second Baptist Church in April 14,1993, at Jennie Stuart Medical Center. through Thursday, May 6. Princeton, will be the evange­ He weighed 5 pounds and 5 ounces and was 181 /2 inches long. list. There will be special music Maternal grandparents are Boyce and Carol Curtis. Paternal Sunday morning, May 2, is nightly. Bob Sisk is the music grandparents are Mary Herndon and the late Robert Herndon. Friend Day. Sunday School be­ director. Bro. Jeff Hendricks, gins at 10 a.m. and all church pastor, and the congregation friends are invited to attend. invite everyone to worship Courtney Leigh Futrell Morning Worship begins at 11 during the revival. | Heather and Brittany Futrell, along with their par­ School district reunion planned ents, Scotty and Marilyn Futrell of Cadiz, wish to an­ nounce the birth of a sister, and Eddyville School Association which was the last year before daughter, Courtney Leigh, bom will hold its 8th Eddyville consolidation of Lyon County March 20, 1993 at Murray-Cal- School District Reunion on Schools. Contact people are loway County Hospital. Founders Day, Saturday, Au­ still needed for grades one She weighed 5 pounds and 7 gust 28, 1993, at the Lyon through six. The second plan­ ounces and was 18 1/2 inches County School cafeteria at 5 ning session for officers, class long. p.m. chairman, and other interested Maternal grandparents are Reunion membership has been people is scheduled for 3:30 Henry and Debbi Fuller of expanded to include everyone p.m., May 3, at the Lyon County Cadiz. Lamar and Golene nie Fuller of Cadiz, and John who ever attended Eddyville Library. For more information Futrell of Cadiz. W. Harrell of Hampton, Va. School in any grade, ending call 502-388-7983 or write P.O .! Great-grandparents are Jan- with 1946-47 school year, Box 894, Eddyville, KY 42038. Dylan Blane Calhoun Clarksville Children's Chorus to Julia Slone, Travis Lindsey Jamie and Erika Calhoun are perform at Cadiz Baptist Church proud to announce the birth of a son, Dylan Blane, bom April 7, On Friday, April 30, the pieces to be performed. 1993, at 3:30 p.m. at Murray- members of Cadiz Baptist The group recently performed Slone, Lindsey to wed Calloway County Hospital. Church will feature the in the city of Clarksville's Clarksville Children's Chorus "Spring Fling," and at Austin He weighed 8 pounds and 7 in a special concert in the Peay State University, with Mr. and Mrs. Joel Hughes are happy to announce the ounces and was 21 inches long. chapel on Main Street at 7 p.m. the university chamber singers. ment and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Julia Kristi Maternal grandparents are The group is made up of 28 This will be the current group’s Slone to Travis J. Lindsey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Lindsey of Rebecca and Danny Dulley of children in grades 3 through 8. final performance. Harrisburg, 111. Peasant View, Term. PaternalMl P A ' They will be singing a vari­ The church is located at 82 The wedding is planned for June 5, 1993, at Cadiz Baptist grandparent is Virginia Cal­ ety of music, from sacred to sec­ Main St., and there will be Church at 7 p.m. The custom of an open wedding will be observed. >1- houn of Cadiz. ular, to patriotic. The director child care available for in­ Invitations being sent to out-of-town guest only. Maternal great-grandparents of the group is Anna Laura fants. A reception for the chil­ Following a honeymoon cruise to the Virgin Islands the couple are Raymond and Margaret great-grandmother is Margaret Page, a concert musician who dren and the community will will reside in Harrisburg, 111. , Howell of Cadiz. Paternal Fox of Cadiz. has written several of the follow the performance. Bringing you its second century of hometown news... CcvclLz; jXccorxT ...since 1881

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Chance. Everyone is welcome to attend. National Association of Retired Federal Employees (NARFE) meets at 10:30 a.m. on the second Wednesday of the month at the Weekly meetings Community Center of the Bank of Cadiz. Prospective new TOPS KY. 280 meets each Monday in the basement of Cadiz members or visitors are welcome. Baptist Church from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Weigh-in is from 5 to 5:30 • • • p.m. For more information, contact Betty Stewart at 522-3710 or Woodmen of the World Lodge #20 meets the second Thursday of Carolyn Cobbs at 522-8105. the month. All members are urged to attend. TO PS: The daytime chapter meets each Thursday at 9 a.m. for weigh-ins. The meeting will begin at 9:30 a.m. For more Cadiz Masonic Lodge-Master Masons meets at 7:30 p.m. on the information call leader Darlene Sherbit at 522-6027 or 1-800-932- second Thursday of each month at the Masonic Lodge. TOPS. • • • Trigg County Business and Professional Women meets the third Monthly meetings Monday of each month at Cadiz Restaurant at 5 p.m. American Legion Post 74 meets at 6 p.m. on the first Monday of the month. The John L. Street Library Board meets at 3 p.m. on the third Tuesday of the month. What’s coming up_ April 29 Trigg County School Board meets at 7 pm. on the first and third The Trigg/Lyon Newcomers meet at noon on the third Wednesday The Support The Port Committee will have a meeting at the Lyon Mondays of the month at the Trigg County Board of Education of each month at the Cadiz Restaurant. County Courthouse at 7 p.m. on April 29. Robert Tipp will present Office. a program on canal wood and the proposed chip mill. All • • • Trigg County Quilters Guild meets on the third Thursday at 10 interested persons are invited to attend. Cadiz City Council meets at 7 pan. on the first Tuesday of the month at the Cadiz City Hall. a.m. at the Cadiz Restaurant. Everyone is welcome to attend. The Class of '63 Reunion Planning Committee will meet at 7 p.m. • • • Trigg County Hospital Board meets at 7 p.m. on the fourth on April 29 at the City Clerk's Office. All committee members Cadiz Civitan Club meets at 7 p.m. on the first and third Monday of the month in the hospital cafeteria. must attend this meeting. For information, call Dr. Randy Allen, Tuesdays of the month at the Cadiz Restaurant. 522-3957. Cadiz Garden Club meets the first Wednesday of the month at 10 Ham Festival Committee meets on the fourth Thursday of the month. A public forum - Living Day to Day with Alzheimer's Disease — a.m. in the Cadiz Baptist Church. will be from 7 to 9 p.m. on April 29, at the First Baptist Church Cadiz Planning Commission meets at 7 p.m. on every other fourth Fellowship Hall, 1400 S. Main St., Hopkinsville. Trigg County Alzheimer's Support Group meets at 7 p.m. on the first and third Thursdays of the month at the Pennyrile Mental Thursday at Cadiz City Hall. May 1 Health Center in Hopkinsville. All care-givers and interested An Artificial Limb and Orthopaedic Brace Clinic will be Lafayette Volunteer Fire Department offers ham and beans at persons are encouraged to attend. Anyone needing additional conducted every other Friday at Pennyrile Home Medical. Free their annual dinner on May 1. This bubbling blend of ham and information may contact A1 Clinard at 522 6815. evaluations will be given. Persons must schedule appointments by beans, which is prepared by volunteer fire fighters, will begin at calling 522-8002. 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. There will also be a raffle of a country ham as VFW Post 7890 and the Ladies Auxiliary meets the first well as an auction of miscellaneous items donated by area Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. at their post home. merchants. Everyone is invited to come and help the fire department have another successful year. Olphia Chapter 55 Order of Eastern Star meets at 7:30 p.m. on Card of‘Thanks the first Thursday of each month at the Masonic Lodge. The South Road V.F.D. will hold a barbecue beginning at 11 a.m. • • • We greatly appreciate the on May 1 at the station. Barbecue chickens will be available as The Dream Factory meets at 6 30 p.m. on the second Monday each well as barbecue plates. month at the Bank of Cadiz. kindness and concern shoum to The last Beta Club Recycling Drive for this year will be on May Cadiz Water Commission meets at 7 p.m. on the second Monday of 1. The community is asked to participate by bringing cans to the the month at Cadiz City Hall. our family during the illness and fron of Trigg County High School from 9 to 11 a.m. • • • Ladies of the Hospital Auxiliary will meet the second Monday of death of our loved one, Mary May 3 every month at 2 p.m. in the dining room of Trigg County The Lake Barkley-Cadiz AARP will meet at 1 p.m. on May 3 at Hospital. Adeline Clark. A special thanks the Cadiz Baptist Church. The speaker will be Harry Todd, who will discuss tourism in the community. Refreshments will be Trigg County Fiscal Court meets at 7 pm. on the second Tuesday of to everyone for all the food, served following the meeting. the month at the Trigg County Courthouse. • • • The Trigg County Athletic Booster Club will meet at 7 p.m. on Cadiz Lions Club meets the second and fourth Tuesday of each prayers, cards and phone calls. May 3 at the Cadiz Restaurant. month at Cadiz Restaurant at 6 30 pm. • • • Anthony, WCeCinda, Judy, AmSer May 8 Cadiz/Trigg County Chamber of Commerce meets for lunch at & TCeather Clark Gospel Singing will be held at Rocky Ridge Baptist Church at 7 noon on the second Wednesday of the month. Locations are p.m. on May 8. The group will be Looking Up, formerly Second announced prior to the meetings.

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1 A The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, April 28,1993, A-13 Beauty of Trigg County in spring is Ask questions about water systems

ASK QUESTIONS BEFORE the device. Will the seller also evident; will fill your heart with joy BUYING WATER install and service it? TREATMENT SYSTEMS Some devices can be installed by the homeowner. Be aware of The beauty of spring has It was meant to end tragically. Consumers are bombarded H o m em a k er hidden costs, such as installa­ never been more evident than That was Koresh’s intention. It with claims that companies' tip s tion, maintenance, or equipment that is being displayed this F ro m d ie will not serve as a warning to water treatment systems will rental fees. The disposal of spring of 1993. There's no need L a k e la n d s other would-be cultist, make drinking water safe. waste materials (reject water, of going other places to find with Lillian Remember Jonestown? "It's difficult to sift through by Elaine Clift more that is beautiful than is mountains of advertising claims 'County Extension Agent spent cartridges and used fil­ found here in Trigg. A drive to The way I see it," This tragic and technical data to pick the ters) should be figured into the Barkley Lodge in the early event was something the adults treatment method that's right the water treatment product purchase price. a by i-tlllan Dawson asked for. They cared for no one evening with a great view of for your particular situation," and manufacturer? Does the purchase price in­ but their demented leader, not ^ redbud, dogwood and crabapple said Linda Heaton, Extension The NSF, whose function is clude manufacturer retesting even their innocent children. in bloom on each side, will fill Water Quality Specialist with similar to Underwriter's Labo­ water a couple of months after These things should be "nipped your little heart with joy. glasses, one of the points she the University of Kentucky ratory, sets performance stan­ installation? , Earlier when you made your in the bud" when they start. made really "rang a bell" with College of Agriculture. dards for water treatment de­ Testing water a month or two turn to the drive that leads in To make it easier to reach me. It is really dry down there. vices. Does the water quality after the device is installed to the lodge, you were treated the best decision, ask questions Water a very scarce article! problem require whole-house will ensure that the unity is to a breath-taking vision of a When you're making a name to determine which system best why? due to the destruction of treatment, or will a single tap accomplishing the intended tree whose blooms resembled a for yourself, be sure its one that meets your needs. The extent to the forests. device be adequate? treatment. giant snowball. .Sorry if you can be used in the presence of which a manufacturer or dis­ Why will man "climb out on a Although less than one per­ What does the warranty A missed that. Now, you must ladies and little children. tributor is willing to provide limb and saw it off behind cent of tap water is drunk or cover? wait until next spring. Now answers can help you make an him/” That is what is used in cooking, some contami­ there are other trees in beauti­ informed choice. happening to our planet, and nants are hazardous when in­ Some warranties cover only ful blossom. So very relaxing to You don't know whether to Some water treatment com­ we will not see it! Because we haled or absorbed through he certain parts of the device. take these drives. Maybe you admire a man for learning from panies include in-home testing do not choose to. skin. Depending upon the type Study warranty conditions be­ can see deer, ground hogs, foxes, the mistakes of others or to in the service fee. However, contaminant present, it might fore purchasing a water treat­ squirrel and geese. scorn him for being too lazy to some contaminants that cause be necessary to treat all water ment system. make his own. health problems require labo­ used in the household. I had the pleasure recently, No one, rightly, "takes the ratory analysis with sophisti­ If you would like additional blame" for David Koresh but Will the unit produce enough of hearing Pat Turner, speak of Nice seeing Mrs. Irene Carr of cated equipment. Be wary of information, please contact the treated water daily to accom­ ^ a missionary trip she made he and his followers. I'm sorry Southside, Tenn.; last week. home analyses claiming to de­ Trigg County Extension Office for the children. They had no modate household usage? ^ with a group to Nicaragua.She Irene, it brought back many tect anything more than basic at 522-3269. Educational pro­ To ensure that enough treated told of the many things they choice. The only blame I can see pleasant memories. water quality constituents, such grams of the Kentucky Cooper­ water is produced for everyday had done to help the people with the authorities is that as hardness, pH, iron and sul­ ative Extension Service serve use, the maximum flow rate there, even to the number of they did not act sooner. The If we feel no pain when we fur. should be sufficient for peak teeth they had pulled. Pat longer it went the more lives to sin, we’re worse off than we re­ Has the National Sanitation all people regardless of race, home usage. made a plea for used eye be lost. Else, who the weapons? alize. Foundation (NSF) or another color, age, sex, religion, handi­ What are the total purchase third party organization rated cap, or national origin. price and maintenance costs of Convention discussed at Legion to hold service Read The Classifieds recent NARFE meeting The Trigg County Post #74 of Anyone with worn flags can the American Legion will have bring them to the post home lo­ The regular monthly meeting of the annual convention of the a special service at 5:30 p,m. on cated on Legion Hill or give Bluegrass Septic Systems "Serving all of Western Kentucky" of Trigg County Chapter of the Kentucky State Federation of them to commander Thomas H. National Association of Re­ Chapters to be held May 11 and Monday, May 3, to bum worn Sumner, or Vance Leneave, or tired Federal Employees met 12 at Louisville. Travel American flags with the proper any other active member before Complete septic systems installed to April 14, at the Bank of Cadiz Chairman Ed Reynolds pro­ respect. May 3. local health department specs. Communtiy Building. vided an update on the bus trip We "GUARANTEE" to save our customers $ 100 or more! 0 There were 18 members and 12 to Chattanooga scheduled for auxiliary present. May 11 and 12. Local References Chapter President Vance Le- Due to the bus trip, there will Call: Mack Brame, Hopkinsville, 8 8 7 -5 6 9 6 neave advised the membership be no meeting in May. Card of 'Thanks We want to thank our daughters, Chris and Gayl, for the outst Golden Anniversary celebration, April Little River Foliage 18th. They could not have done one thing more to make it a better day. We are registered legal and ready to go. For All Your Spring Needs Also, we wish thank son-in-laws, Thursday Night BINGO grandchilren and everyone who had a General Public Welcomed part in our ceremony. Especially Bobby Doors open at 6:00 p.m.; Refreshments Available • Trees Jo. Cover Charge • Shrubs Thanks to everyone who came, all Flea Market Saturday Nite for Dances Sat., May 1 Dance i > • Roses the cards and phone calls, gifts and the $5.00 Members beautiful potted plant from Bank of Cadiz. 9:00-? $7.00 9 p.m.-1 a.m. • Annuals If rain, will be held inside. Non-Members E L y d c y i t s • Perennials *Vie [Hodge's JEKsauar* 'fo eca L 'U .e Hanging Baskets rJBennie and [Betty Saturday, May 1-12 noon Little River Foliage Public welcomed to attend! Our building has been renovated; Our members are caring Hours 1226 Skyline Drive people - Come On Down - Join the Finest Club in Trigg County) Mon. - Sat. 9 -5 Hopkinsville, KY ( „ Sun. 12-4 1-800-373-8151 C an ton E a g te s #4313 1 mile E. of Barkley Bridge, Hwy.68 924-9151 HENRY MONUMENT COMPANY 1034 WEST MAIN ST. THIS MOTHER’S DAY! 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i A-14, T he Cadiz Record, Wednesday, April 28,1993

High school senior enlists in APSU to offer Navy; to begin basic training self-defense

Randolph Lamarr Grubbs, a Under • the Fireman senior at Trigg County High Apprentice Program, persons course to women School, recently enlisted in the who have not chosen a specific United States Navy for career field receive general CLARKSVILLE, Term. - A guaranteed training at the mechanical training prior to Pressure Points Control Tactics Navy's Fireman Apprentice being assigned to a Navy ship course is scheduled to provide School. or station. At their first duty self-defense instruction to area Grubbs, the son of Mary E. assignment, they may train in a women. 1 Grubbs of Cadiz, enlisted under job, or request additional Navy "Unarmed Defensive Mea­ the Delayed Entry Program, schooling in a field they are sures for Women," sponsored by and will complete high school qualified for. Austin Peay State University's before reporting for active duty Petty Officer Second Class Office of Continuing Education, in July to Recruit Training David R. Beck, of the is scheduled from 6 to 9 p.m., Center Great lakes, 111., where Hopkinsville Navy Recruiting Wednesday, April 28 in Room he will undergo basic training. Station, Grubbs' recruiter, noted 119 of the Kimbrough Building. Upon completion of basic that Grubbs may go on to PPCT's are taught worldwide training, Grubbs will begin four additional schooling, or be to law enforcement and special weeks of schooling at Great assigned to any one of the operations officers and security Lakes, in the Fireman Navy’s duty stations around personnel. These proactive se­ Apprentice School. the world. curity methods, and the simple, BABY CONTEST WINNERS - but highly effective tactics as­ County Baby Contest include hoto) Chloe Oakley, Tiny Miss sociated with this course, will Trigg County runner-up; Jillian Mac] Tiny Miss Trigg County; Zane ft Martin concludes deployment provide the bases for personal Curtis Ricks, Tiny Mister Trigg Cour Michael Underhill, Tiny Mister protection and individual secu­ Trigg County runner-up; (bottom photo) Preston Metts, Little Mister Trigg Little Mister Trigg County; Lynzie pated in Operation southern County runner-up; Kevin Lee Goodwin, Navy Lt. Henry E.Martin, rity programs. Birdsong, Little Miss Trigg County; and Tiffany Lynn McCormick, Little Miss son of Bertha V. and Harrison Watch, enforcing the U.N. PPCT's were designed for Trigg County runner-up. Martin Jr. of Cadiz, recently sanctioned "no-fly" zone in small female police officers. It Kelly P'Pool Studio photos returned aboard the amphibi­ Southern Iraq. has a proven success record of ous transport dock USS Juneau, USS Juneau is an Austin Class actual use, yet all of the proce­ homeported in San Diego, from amphibious transport dock de­ dures remain within the legal a six-month deployment to the signed to land marines, their and medical limitations facing Western Pacific as part of the equipment and supplies. The the average citizen. The scien­ USS Tripoli Amphibious 570-foot ship is manned by 425 tific research concerning PCCTs Ready Group. ship's company personnel and will enable even the smallest While deployed, USS Juneau can embark up to 900 marines. female to deter a possible rape participated in Operation Re­ The deployment exemplified or any other number of criminal store Hope, the largest human­ the Navy and Marine Corps' activities. itarian relief effort ever. Mar­ strategy entitled "...From the Each participant completing tin spent 56 days off the coast of Sea," which emphasizes the the three-hour course will re­ Somalia and was among the mobility, flexibility, and ca­ ceive training certification. first U.S. military units in the pability of a forward-deployed The fee for the course is $15, area. Navy and Marine Corps team. and enrollment is limited. Additionally, the ship con­ The 1973 graduate of Trigg To register, telephone the ducted amphibious training ex­ County High School of Cadiz, Office of Continuing Education ercises in Kuwait and partici­ joined the navy in June 1973. at (615) 648-7816. Egg Contest deadline set for June 1 Each entry must contain a Eggs are one of the most ver­ tering — adult or junior (grades satile foods around. There is an minimum of four eggs and at 6-12) and area number. You must least on e egg per serving. Pre­ opportunity for local cooks to be a state resident. Food viously-published recipes or unleash their imaginations and professionals are not eligible. past contest-winning recipes Cadiz create egg recipes that are bet­ will be disqualified unless sig­ Recipes will be judged ter than any others in the state. A Very Special Place!!!! nificant alterations have been equally on creativity, ease of What's the incentive? Top preparation, taste, appearance prize is $400 in the 1993 Ken­ made. and nutritional quality. Final­ tucky. Egg Recipe Contest! All entries become the prop­ erty of the Kentucky Egg Coun­ ists will be notified by July 30. The state will be divided The cook-off will be held at into three areas. One adult and cil which reserves the right to the Kentucky State Fair on one junior from each area will edit, modify, adapt, publish Thursday, Aug. 26. Prizes in C ard of 'Thanks be chosen to participate in our and use the recipe in any way cook-off. The 1992 cook-off without compensation. each division are $400 for first We are gratefully acknowledging participants will not be eligi­ Be sure to include your name, ble. The total prize money has address, phone number and the place, $200 for second place, and thanking each and everyone for and $100 for third place. Hugh Glassy Smooth been increased to $1,400. division in which you are en­ their prayers, calls, food, cards, flow­ Light Blue Skate floor ers, kindness and concern shown Approximately length football field and during the death of my daughter, Ann separate skateboard (p ro m ^ fc g a n cc B. Rose. And to the Goodwin Funeral area w/ramps. Also “In-Line’’ skates. Home for their caring and efficient 753-9622 service. Thurs., Fri. & Sat. & 7:30 P.M. •’ S to p in

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I L EDUCATION Trigg has three state O.M. cham ns

: SCOTT BROWN In the Division III category ; Staff writer (high school), one Trigg County v Trigg County's next odyssey team won the state competition of the mind will take 19 by solving the "dinosaurs" * students to the University of problem. Arnold Ezell was the J Maryland June 1-5 for the world coach of the team that con­ * finals after three teams won sisted of Ben Davis, Wes Jones, * the state competition Apr. 24 at Eli Hopson, Christina Ezell, Kentucky State University in Rachel Richardson, and Levar Frankfort. Alexander. Trigg County sent seven teams The Odyssey of the Mind to the competition that had program is a co-curricular qualified at the regionals in activity that is part of the March, with three advancing gifted/talented program under to the world competition for a the direction of Martha Bowen. second straight year. Last year, three teams ad­ Trigg County's fourth grade vanced to the world competi­ team coached by Margo tion in Boulder, Colorado with Leneave took first place in the one team finishing 7th, the Division I category (grades 3-5) highest ever for a Trigg County by solving the "folktales" team at that level. problem. Team members were "The success of the O.M. ; A'Neile Bell, Jonathon Hart, program this year should not be ; Brian Johnson, Kyle Leneave, evaluated by the champi­ * . Cheyenne Mize, and Jodi onships. Those students and The high school team, coached by Arnold Ezell, will The fourth grade Odyssey of the Mind team won the « Sumner. coaches who did not advance advance to the World O.M. Games after winning the state competition April 24 in Frankfort. Team * i Another Division I team from worked just as hard as the state competition April 24. Team members are (front members are (front row, from left) Kyle Leneave, Brian J ;, Trigg County qualified to ad- winners," Bowen said. She row, left to right) Ben Davis, Christina Ezell, Levar Johnson, and Jonathon Hart (back row ) Cheyenne * ? vance to Maryland. The team added that a middle school Alexander (back row) Wes Jones, Rachel Richardson, Mize, Jodi Sumner, and A'Neile Bell. Not pictured is <• i coached by J. Rodman Redd narrowly missed advancing. and Eli Hopson.______coach Margo Leneave. * f solved the "dinosaurs"problem. Trigg County will compete in 11; Team members were James the world finals June 1-5 at the Primary 2 • Adams, Matt Clark, Amanda University of Maryland at - , Hunter, Bri Oakley, Katie College Park, marking the program * ; Redd, Mary Scott Roberts, and eleventh straight year for » Nate Woodall. competing at that level. completing Austin Peay workshop second year The ungraded primary program is winding down its designed to help second year at Trigg County Elementary School with adults taking first step officials expecting the program evolve in the years to come . The aim of the primary toward college degree program is to provide a safe environment where the iE,- Term. - If tends Weill - covet everything children will learn and grow you ve oeen itching to return to from admissions policies to fi­ together. Children in grades college — or enter for the first nancial aid available to non- K-3 are placed in 29 primary [i time - Austin Peay State Uni­ traditional students." classrooms and classified into versity has a program designed During the two-hour seminar, three learning groups. to help with the first step. APSU's officials from admis­ The curriculum is child Learn more about the getting sions, financial aid, develop­ centered, hands-on, and active a college degree at the "Begin mental studies and adult ser­ with problem solving, choice Again at APSU" seminar set vices will be available to an­ making, and critical thinking from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, swer any questions about the encouraged of the students. April 29. program. Reading is taught using the "Your background doesn't The seminar will be held at whole language approach matter," said Elaine Horn, di­ the Clarksville Area Chamber where children learn to read by rector of APSU's Adult Ser­ of Commerce building, 312 using literature, poems, songs, One of the two Division I teams from Trigg County that won state is coached by J. vices. "Anyone who is inter­ Madison St. Refreshments will charts, dictionaries, and Rodman Redd. Team members are (front row, from left) Nate Woodall, Katie Redd, Amanda Hunter (back row) James Adams, Matt Clark, Mary Scott Roberts, ested in knowing more about the be served, and it is free and written instruction. and Bri Oakley. university programs or the de­ open to the public. Using the writing process, grees we offer is welcome to at­ Registration is not required. children learn to write stories, poems, letters, lists, messages, research reports, news articles, Two students advance to and plays. They revise, edit, Close to 100 and sometimes publish their writings. international science fair Mathematics includes the students attend teaching of arithmetic and problem solving with the use of manipulative materials. teen leadership Children are encouraged to become experts at problem solving which relate to conference quantity, space, or patterns. Children apply mathematic Nearly 100 students from 14 encouraged to use what they skills to real life situations in | high schools, including Trigg learned at the conference to ex­ order to solve the problems. || County High School, recently ert positive influences at their ! participated in the Champions high schools. Science and Social Studies Against Drugs Regional Teen Each school used its own pro­ are taught through a thematic ^Leadership Conference, held cess in selecting the partici­ approach where teachers and April 16 through 18 at Jonathan pants for the conference. Every students work together toward Creek Baptist Assembly near high school in the eight-county in-depth exploration of science Hardin. region covered by Pennyroyal and social studies topics. Activities are planned which ^ 1; The group from Trigg County Champions was represented at stimulate children to use their ||f High School included Wanda the conference, including high own interests and abilities to f | Meadows, sponsor; Alex Baker; schools in Caldwell, Christian, Jjjjj Tim Bush; Donerica Coleman; Crittenden, Hopkins, Lyon, Brian Curling; Scott Dowell; Muhlenberg, Todd and Trigg explore questions and solve Ml Steven Ezell; Jennifer Gray; counties. problems. Laura King; and Maryan The main presenter at the "Primary is not an event, it is !»| Wadlington. event was Bobby Baugh, a mo­ aii« WOIOIMJ Iiaj win lopiuoum UUUIIty

SCHOOL SCHEDULE SCOTT BROWN Staff Writer August 16- /bpe^ing Day without Students Four Trigg County Middle School students received August 17- J Professional Staff Devel. (no school) 'superior' ratings at the 1993 August 18- ( Professional Staff Devel. (no school) Regional Science Fair April 24 August 19- j Professional Staff Devel. (no school) at Murray State University while eight other students re­ August 201 Opening Day with Students ceived 'excellent' ratings. September 6 - Labor Day Holiday Receiving "superior" ratings September 7 - Professional Staff Devel. (no school) at the competition were Joanna Futrell, Lee Meadows, Kyle October 6 - Professional Staff Devel. (no school) Hensley, and Matt Rufli. October? - Possible Parent/Teacher Conference "Excellent" ratings were October 8 - Professional Staff Devel. (no school) given to Keri Hayes, Amanda Cook, Courtney Sutherland, November 1 - Professional Staff Devel. (no school) Natalie Bridges, Jimmy N0V./5- Thanksgiving Day Holiday Copeland, Bryan Oakley, Troy No y 26- Extended Thanksgiving Holiday Rush, Lamar Radford, Faith Frederick, Jennifer Lane, December 17 - Last Day Before Christmas Vacation Earning "superior" honors at the April 24 regional Melissa Boggess, Carrie Stein­ science fair at Murray State University were (left to 18 - 31 Christmas Vacation beck, and Cristina Richardson. right) Matt Rufli, Kyle Hensley, Lee Meadows, and January 1 - New Year's Day Holiday Over 500 projects were en­ Joanna Futrell. (nuary 3 - Classes Resume tered in the regional science /anuary 17 - Martin L. King Jr. Day (no school) /February 21 - President's Day (no school) March 11 - Professional Staff Devel. (no school) April 4 - 8 Spring Break May 20 - Last Day for Students May 23 - Closing Day without Students

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Jim Duncan, son of Mr. and University in Highland Trigg County High School Mrs. Terry Duncan, was recently Heights. Participating students guidance counselor Marie Baker, selected as a Governor's Scholar, must meet certain academic Middle School students who earned "excellent" ratings at the Murray State program that allows high guidelines and apply for the Regional Science Fair were (front row, from left) Natalie Bridges, Cristina school juniors to experience life program, She said Trigg County has Richardson, Carrie Steinbeck, Courtney Sutherland, Amanda Cook, Keri Hayes at a college. had a governor’s scholar nine of (back row) Bryan Oakley, ~ — 1— 1 T 1------the last ten years. Frederick, Melissa Boggess, Jennifer Lane, and Elizabeth Hale. Not pictured is The five-week program will "The Governor's Scholars Cathy Foster. be held in June and July and will program gives students a chance Any work done will not count take place at Centre College in to experience college life toward college credit, Baker Danville or Northern Kentucky without the pressure," said said.

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SCOTT BROWN McNichols, Ethridge doubleheader. pair ofvgames at Dawson Sports Editor In the nightcap, the Springs Apr. 21. The Trigg County Ladycats Providence 1 0 0 0 0 - 1 4 6 Ladycats scored two runs in the The gam^was a costly one for used a 3rd place in the South Trigg Co. 004 7x —11 9 0 top of the fifth inning to take a the Ladycats who lost first Hopkins High School "Class- Hits - IB- K. Grubbs 2, 4-3 win in the five-inning baseman \wlissa Bush to a A” Invitational Apr. 24 as a Lancaster, Jackson 2 2B- L. contest. McNichols paced the thumb injury on her throwing "regional measuring stick", Boyd, Sanders, Ethridge 3B- seven hit attack with a single hand. Clark said Bush could be with coach Jackie Clark Lancaster and home run while Melissa out 4-6 weeks although she is assessing that there is still Bush added three singles. due to see the ddctor within the some work to do. Trigg Co. 532318 - 22 20 3 Although the wins gave the week. The Ladycats (14-4) knocked Dayton 123 203 - 11 15 1 Ladycats a perfect 6-0 district Game 1 off eventual champ and district Hits - IB - K. Grubbs, L. Boyd, mark, coach Jackie Clark said Trigg 2 1 0 0 3 1 0 -7 14 2 foe Crittenden Co. in the McNichols 4, Lancaster 2, there is still room for Dawson Spr. 0012021 - 6 12 3 preliminary round-robin 10-1. Broadnax, C. Butler, Hancock, improvement. Hits - IB - K. Grubbs 2, L. Boyd Stephanie Lancaster led the Jackson, Sanders, Ethridge 2B- "We're playing just good McNichols, Lancaster 3, Bush 2, 14-hit attack with 4 singles L. Boyd, Lancaster, Broadnax, enough to win right now. I Jackson 2 2B- McNichols, and 4 RBI. Hancock, Sanders, Ethridge would like to see us score Sanders 2 Trigg lost the second game of enough where the other team Game 2 the round-robin to West Crittenden 1600063 - 16 14 0 can’t come back.” Trigg 360 5 2 -1 6 20 1 Hopkins 8-7. A 3-run rally by Trigg Co. 4010000- 5 10 4 Game 1 Dawson Spr. 000 0 0 - 1 3 0 the Ladycats in the bottom of Hits - IB - K. Grubbs 2, L. Boyd, Trigg 20 2 0 0 5 1 -1 0 15 3 Hits - IB - L. Boyd, McNichols, the 7th came up one run short. McNichols, Lancaster, Caldwell 300 210 0 - 6 7 1 Lancaster 3, E. Butler 2, C. Trigg knocked off Providence Broadnax, Hancock, Jackson, Ladycat hits - IB - K. Grubbs, Butler 4, Latonya Boyd, Jackson for the second time in less than Sanders 2 2 B - K. Grubbs, McNichols, Lancaster, 2, Sanders, Ethridge 2 2B- K. a week 11-1. The Ladycats McNichols, Lancaster Broadnax, Bush 2, Hancock 2, Grubbs, E. Butler H R - banged out nine hits and were Jackson, Ethridge 2 2 B - McNichols the beneficiary of six Lady So. Hopkins 000 242 5 - 1 3 1 0 0 Broadnax 3B- L. Boyd 2 HR- Bulldog errors. Trigg Co. 200 0 0 0 1 - 3 6 5 McNichols Trigg Co. 13 Providence 0 Trigg County and Dayton Hits - IB - L. Boyd, Broadnax, Game 2 The Ladycats broke open a Tatum McNichols advances to third on a single by Combined for 33 runs and 35 hits Jackson 3B- McNichols, Trigg 0 1 1 0 2 - 4 7 2 close game with a ten run fourth in the second-round game as the Lynn Ethridge in the Ladycats' Apr. 22 game against Providence. Trigg won 13-0. Lancaster, Hancock Caldwell 000 30 - 3 4 2 inning Apr. 22 at Cadiz and was Ladycats won 22-11. Ten Hits - IB- McNichols 2, Butler, helped by seven Lady Bulldog different Ladycats had hits in Trigg Co. 10 Caldwell Co. 6 Bush 3 2B- Butler HR- errors. Lynn Ethridge had the game. Trigg Co. 2 2 4 1 0 1 0 -1 0 14 4 West Hopkins 005 001 2 - 8 8 2 Trigg Co. 4 Caldwell Co. 3 McNichols three singles and 2 RBI to lead Trigg County lost to Crittenden 000 010 0 - 1 1 3 Trigg Co. 201100 3 - 7136 The Ladycats picked up a the 13 hit Ladycat attack as Crittenden County 16-5 and Hits - IB- L. Boyd 2, Hits - IB- L. Boyd 2, pair of district wins Apr. 20 in Trigg Co. 7 Dawson Springs 6 the Ladycats notched their then bowed out of the tourney McNichols, Lancaster 4, McNichols, Lancaster 2, Princeton with a five-run sixth Trigg Co. 16 Dawson Springs 1 tenth straight win. by losing to South Hopkins Broadnax, Hancock 2, Jackson Broadnax, C. Butler 2, Hancock, inning propelling them to a 10-6 The Ladycats combined for 23 13-3. 2B- L. Boyd, Sanders Ethridge, Jackson 2 B - win in the first game of a runs and 34 hits in sweeping a See Softball, Page B-2 'Cats drop both ends of doubleheader Trigg County loses to Russellville, defeats Providence SCOTT BROWN by Jason Minnehan (0-1) who Sports Editor struck out five and allowed four The Trigg County Wildcat earned runs in 5 2/3 innings. baseball team must have felt Trigg County (3-8) got two like the Chicago Cubs Apr. 24 hits apiece from Mike James as the visiting Madisonville and Jeremiah Kline. Maroons took advantage of Game 1 winds gusting out to left field Madisonville 037 01 1 4 -1 6 20 3 0 by smacking three home runs on Trigg Co. 0001304- 8 104 their way to a doubleheader Hits - IB- Wallace, Bush, Long, sweep of the 'Cats 16-8 and 7-0. Gray 2, Richardson, B. Tyler, Maroon rightfielder Nate James 2B-Kline, Long Mitchell started the power Game 2 surge with a 3-run homer in the Madisonville 100 031 2 - 7 10 1 second inning that traveled at Trigg Co. 0000000-0 8 1 least 340 feet. The Maroons' 20 Trigg catcher Jason Boyd (3) is helped to his feet by pictured). Coach John Ladd (15) looks on while Todd Hits - IB- Kline 2, Wallace, an umpire after colliding with pitcher Timmy Bush (not Brown (9) walks back to first base. hit attack pushed them out to a James 2, Ledford, Brown 2B- 10-0 lead before the Wildcats W allace 0 could get on the board. Trigg Co. 110100 - 3 8 5 shutout of the season limiting Brown 2B- Brown, James, Christian Co. 31(11) 24 - 21191 Madisonville (12-6) added Russellville 13 Trigg County 3 Russellville 306 013 - 1 3 10 2 the Bulldogs to just two hits. Wallace 3B-Bush 2 Trigg Co. 4 0 1 10- 6 9 4 four more runs in the seventh The Panthers were able to Hits - IB- Wallace, Bush, Todd Brown , Mike James, and Hits - IB- Wallace, Kline 3, thanks to a 2-run homer by take advantage of five James, Gray 2, Ledford, Jonathon Gray each had two April 21 Bush, Long, Richardson 2B- Bryan Brown and a 350-foot Wildcat errors on Apr. 23 at Richardson 3B-Bush hits as the 'Cats banged out 14 Trigg Co. 00000 - 0 5 4 Wallace, Long shot off losing pitcher Timmy Russellville and jumped out to a for the game. Dawson Spr. 036 0 1 -1 0 1 3 1 Bush (2-1). Trigg County 11 Providence 0 Trigg Co. 001152 2 -1 1 1 4 1 Hits - IB - James 2, Malone, April 19 The Maroons shut the 'Cats 9-2 lead after three innings. Timmy Bush picked up the Providence 000 000 0 - 0 2 1 Baker 2B- W allace Trigg Co. 00 0 0 0 0 1 - 1 2 3 out in the nightcap 7-0 despite Timmy Bush smacked a triple shutout and added three hits as Hits - IB - Gray 2, Bush, James, Livingston Co. 210 000 x - 3 21 a strong pitching performance and a single for the 'Cats. the 'Cats posted their first Long, Kline, Malone, Boyd, April 20 Hits - IB - Kline, Bush

Trigg seniors participate in STATS 'N STANDINGS all standings are for games through April 25 Pennyrile Regional Games Trigg County Youth Soccer Association Scoreboard Home teams in ALL CAPITALS. SCOTT BROWN Rosa Wallen - 1st place place, Frank Wallen - 2nd All games played Saturday ^ Sports Editor Female 70-74 Levi Baker - 3rd place unless otherwise noted. ® 49 Trigg County senior place Female 80 & up Earlene H O RSESH O ES - Female 55- U-6 U-10 citizens participated in the Lawrence Male 65-69 James 64 Bertha Martin - 1st place, TRIGG CO. (Cotton's team) 4 TRIGG COUNTY 0 Pennyrile Regional Senior Guess - 3rd place Male 70-74 Augusta Grubbs - 2nd place Hopkinsville 3 Hopkinsville No. 3 4 Games April 13-14 in Frank Wallen - 1st place Female 65-69 Rosa Wallen - 1st Hopkinsville, marking the SOFTBALL THROW - place Male 75-79 Dick Finney - TRIGG CO. (Reynolds' team) 3 TRIGG COUNTY 28 sixth straight year that Trigg Female 55-64 Augusta Grubbs - 2nd place Hopkinsville 3 Hopkinsville No. 4 3 County has won the "traveling 1st place, Ruth Burks - 2nd COMPETITION WALK- U-8 trophy" for having the most place, Anne Louise Perkins - 3rd Female 60-64 Anna Perkins - TRIGG CO. (Pryor's team) 2 participants. place Female 75-79 Annie 2nd place Male 65-69 James Hopkinsville 1 240 seniors took part in the Sholar - 3rd place Male 55-64 Guess - 1st place Male 75-79 • event which began in 1985 and Gene Moore - 3rd place M ale Dick Finney - 3rd place Soccer Standings has been held each year in 65-69 James Guess - 2nd place, GOLF - Male 70-74 Russell Hopkinsville. Edward Perkins - 3rd place Hammer - 3rd place GF - Goals For; GA - Goals Against; H • home; A - away This year's total was about Male 70-74 Frank Wallen - 2nd C R O Q U E T -Female 65-69 YL L I GE GA 35 more than particiapted last place Elenor Darnell - 3rd place U-8 (Reinick's team) 4 0 0 19 2 year, said Chris Short, director BA SK ETBA LL S H O O T - Male 60-69 Charlie Turner - U-6 (Reynolds' team) 2 0 1 18 3 of the Hopkinsville-Christian Female 55-64 Bertha Martin - 2nd place Male 70-79 Jesse U-10 2 4 0 36 19 County Recreation Department. 3rd place Female 65-69 Rosa Darnell - 1st place U-14 0 3 1 1 22 Here is how Trigg Countians Wallen - 3rd place Female 70 BOW LING -Female 60-64 U-6 (Cotton’s team) 1 3 0 6 15 fared in the senior games: & up Levi Baker - 2nd place, Anna Perkins - 2nd place U-8 (Pryor's team) 1 3 0 5 9 • FOOTBALL THROW- Mae Rogers - 3rd place Male Female 65-69 Rosa Wallen - 1st U-12 0 5 0 5 28 Female 55-64 Augusta Grubbs - 65-69 James Guess - 1st place U-16 0 5 0 3 27 3rd place Female 65-69 Male 70-74 Glenn Robb - 1st See Seniors, Page B-2 i B-2, The Cadiz Record, We< day, April 28,1993

1993 LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL SCHEDULE Softball- Monday, May 3 Monday, June 7 6:00 - B of C vs. KME 6:00 - B of C vs. KME from Page B - l £ 7:30 - Cadiz Ins. vs. Cee Bee 7:30 - K & H vs. Hoover 6:00*-Goodwin vs. TCFB 6:00*-Goodwin vs, TCFB The JV team got their first win on the season with a 7-6 Thursday, May*yb 6 Tuesday, June 8 6:00 - K & H vs. Hoover 6:00*- Cadiz Ins. vs. Cee Bee come-from-behind win over 730 - Cee Bee vs. Goodwu Thursday, June 10 Providence. Ann Grant and 6:00*-TCFB vs. Cadiz Ins. 6:00 - Hoover vs. B of C Terri Boyd drove in runs in the 7:30 - KME v s.K & H fifth inning as the JV teams Monday, May 10 6:00*-Cee Bee vs. TCFB moves to 1-5 on the year. 6:00 - Hoover vs. B of C Friday, June 11 Varsity 7:30 - KME vs.K & H 6:00*-Cadiz Ins. vs. Goodwin Providence OCX) 00 -0170 6:00*-Cee Bee vs. TCFB Monday, June 14 Trigg 300(10)x— 13 13 0 Thursday, May 13 6:00 - K & H vs. B of C Hits - IB- L. Boyd, McNichols;! 6:00 - Hoover vs. KME 7:30 - Hoover vs, KME Ethridge 3, C. Butler, Hancock; 7:30 - K & H vs. B of C 6:00*-TCFB vs. Cadiz Ins. Cinnamon Butler gets ready to take a swing against Providence Apr. 22. Sanders, Jackson 2 2B- K- 6:00*-Cadiz Ins. vs. Goodwin Tuesday, June 15 and the Trigg J.V. team got their first win of the year 7-6. Grubbs 2 3B-L. Boyd 6:00*-Cee Bee vs. Goodwin Monday, May 17 Thursday, June 17 6:00-KME vs. Bof C 6:00-KME v s.B o fC 730 - TCFB vs. Goodwin 730 - TCFB vs. Goodwin 6:00*-Cee Bee vs. Cadiz Ins. Wrestlers earn wins at tourney 6:00*-Cee Bee vs. Cadiz Ins. Thursday, May 20 Monday, June 21 6:00 - Hoover vs. K & H 6:00 - Hoover vs. K & H SCOTT BROWN in the 112-pound Midget Class. Division were Melvin Jenkins Ralph Stevens who won the 7:30 - Cadiz Ins. vs. TCFB Sports Editor Shad Seals was second in the (80 lb.), and Justin Boyd (148 220-pound Senior Division. 6KX)*-Goodwin vs. Cee Bee 7:30 - Cadiz Ins. vs. TCFB 6:00*-Goodwin vs. Cee Bee Midget Heavyweight division. lb.), while Jesse Likens was 3rd "I was really pleased with Monday, May 24 Thursday, June 24 The Trigg County Little Six wrestlers won their in the 75-pound class. the performances of all the' League wrestling program weight divisions in the Junior kids. I’d also like to thank the 6:00 - K & H vs. KME 6:00 - K & H vs. KME Jesse Belmear won the continues to make progress as Class including Ladell Rascoe parents who drove to the 7:30 - B of C vs. Hoover 7:30 - B of C vs. Hoover Schoolboy 105-pound class ten wrestlers brought home first (70 lb.), Tarris Humphries (85 tournaments," said Stevens. 6:00*-TCFB vs. Cee Bee 6:00*~TCFB vs. Cee Bee while Richard Rascoe and place honors Apr. 24 at the lb.), Wes Mathis (100 lb.), The Central Hardin Thursday, June 3 Monday, June 28 Michael Dillard were second in 6:00-BofCvs. K&H Central Hardin Tournament. Tommy Rundall (110 lb.), Eric Tournament was the last one of I 6:00 - KME vs. Hoover their respective divisions. 7:30-KME vs. Hoover 7:30 - B of C vs. K & H Jarrett Bell took top honors in Wilson (132 lb.), and Gary the year for the program, 6:00*-Goodwin vs. Cadiz Ins. 6:00*-Goodwin vs. Cadiz Ins. the 70-pound Bantam Class McGonigle (148 lb.). Also bringing home the first which resumed this year after while David Calhoun was first Placing second in the Junior NOTE- (*) denotes game to be played on new field. First team place hardware was Coach a ten-year absence. listed is home team. KEY- KME=Kentucky Machine & Engineering TCFB=Trigg County Farmers Bank K & H= Knight & Hale B of C=Bank of Cadiz About the National Cycle League A National Cycle League race con­ throughout the race is the winner. iong and drawn out affairs with one team who is trailing in the points -from Page B-l sists of four teams of five riders each. This means that a team can actually point of excitement, that being the throughout the race to actually win Seniors- The race is conducted on community win the race without ever having finish. The National Cycle League the race if their team can place well place Female 75 & up Florence place Female 70-74 Lena streets with a course distance of one finished first in any particular sprint format provides for six exciting enough in the last lap. Dwellis - 1st place Male 60-64 Proffitt - 1st place Female 75- kilometer (.62 miles). The race con­ finishes in each half, or 12 exciting Current teams include, defending sists of two halves, much like a foot­ The sprints emphasize speed, finishes in the race. The last sprint Gordon Mitchell - 3rd place 79 Annie Sholar - 2nd place champion Houston Outlaws, Tulsa ball game has two halves. Teams strategy and teamwork. One team lap in the race is also designed to Cyclones, Pittsburgh Power (owned! Male 65-69 Edward Perkins - Male 55 - 64 Bill Haffler - 3rd may substitute riders at half-time. may try to block the fastest rider of keep spectator interest throughout by former Pittsburgh Steeler legend* 2nd place Male 75-79 Lester place Male 65-69 Charlie There are 18 laps in each half for a the other teams or catapult a team­ the race by allowing double points Franco Harris and President of Na7- Royster - 1st place Male 80 & Turner - 1st place, Ed Perkins - total of 36 laps in the race. Every mate into the lead. The jockeying for for positions in the last lap. Double tional Cycle League Properties,! up Frank Dwellis - 1st place 3rd place Male 70 -74, Glenn third lap is a sprint lap, six in each position means that the most skillful points in the last lap may allow a Inc.), New York Gotham Ghosts.! Robb - 1st place, Paul Gardner - half. In each sprint lap, team mem­ riders not only have to be the fastest, SHUFFLEBOARD -Fem ale 2nd place, Jesse Darnell - 3rd bers race Tor sprint lap places for but they must also be the most agile. which points are awarded for posi­ The National Cycle League racing 55-64 Sara Moore - 2nd place, place Male 75 & up Dick tions one through five in a declining format is designed to peak spectator Lake Barkley Area Bertha Martin - 3rd place Finney - 2nd place value, first place being worth 10 interest by having a sprint lap or Female 65-69 Elenor Darnell - The state senior games will points, fifth place being worth two. point lap for every three laps in the Prizer Point Rd. 1st place, Martha Smith - 2nd be held this fall at Morehead The team compiling the most points race. Traditional cycling races are Lots of easy living in this 3 bedroom, 3 bath place, Beatrice Hawkins - 3rd State University. home. 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NEW WORKER •Total amount of product ap- _ PROTECTION STANDARDS plied. w On Aug. 13, 1992, EPA an­ •Total area of application. nounced the signing of a major Agriculture •Person who made the revision to the Worker Protec­ notes application. tion Standard for Agriculture It’s a good idea for private Pesticides. This final rule will applicators to make record affect approximately 3.9 mil­ keeping a habit. Growers need lion people whose jobs involve by John Fourqurean to know what pesticides were exposure to agricultural pesti­ County Extension Agent used on fields in the past for for Agriculture cides used on plants, people crop rotation and weed control, a employed on farms and in Some label recommendations ^ TO COMPETE AT STATE CONVENTION -- Trigg County High School FFA suggest you do not grow crops in members that will compete at the state convention are (from left) Laura King; forests, nurseries, and green­ forceable starting April 15, Jodi Ladd; James S. Ladd, chapter advisor; Steven Ezell; and Jodie P'Pool. houses. Some major provisions 1994. succeeding years if you have MSU Photo of the new rule are: RECORD KEEPING used a certain pesticide. By following this suggestion, you •Employers are required to PRIVATE PESTICIDE prevent subsequent crop injury provide handlers and workers and the potential of residue. with ample water, soap, and APPLICATORS Another reason to keep Trigg students earn honors towels for washing and decon­ The final rule concerning re­ records is that if you ever de­ tamination. stricted use pesticide applica­ cide to sell the farm or part of ^ Members of the Trigg County Team received a superior, sec­ talent contest; Charles Terrell, •Emergency transportation tion record keeping by private it, potential buyers might want ™ FFA competed at the regional ond. The team consists of Jodie superior, fruit and vegetable must be made available in the applicators was anticipated to to know what pesticides have speech contest at Murray State P'Pool, Jodi Ladd, Stephanie impromptu; Lynn Ethridge, su­ event of a pesticide poisoning or take effect in January, 1993. been used. If a legal case is ever University. Lancaster, David Stallons, perior, dairy impromptu; Bai­ injury. However, this rule has not been brought against you involving a Trigg County winners Mark Humphries, Barry ley Oliver, superior, small an­ •Restricted-entry intervals published yet by the Environ­ pesticide application, you can advancing to the Kentucky Alexander, Tonya Sanders, imal impromptu; Barry must be followed. The old stan­ mental Protection Agency. Re­ use your records to prove what State Convention competition Laura King, Jason Holmes, and Alexander, superior swine im­ dard of waiting until dusts gardless of when this rule will you applied and how you ap­ in June were Jodi Ladd, superior, Lynn Ethridge. promptu; Jason Holmes, supe­ have settled or the sprays finally be implemented, it is a plied it. first, sheep impromptu; Jodie Other winners included Jason rior, AIC; and Andrea Litch­ have dried will no longer ap- good idea to start keeping You will be required to retain P'Pool, superior, first, public Oliver, superior, second, turf field, excellent horse im­ ply. records, not only of restricted your records for two years. Form ^ speaking; Laura King, superior, and lawn care impromptu; promptu. use pesticide applications, but examples are available from ^ first, crop impromptu; and Mark Humphries, superior, The record book contest team •Personal protective equip­ ment must be provided. of all pesticide applications. you County Extension Office. Stephen Ezell, superior, first, second, beef production im­ consisted of Kyle Wease, Chris The basic information required Educational programs of the creed. promptu; Clay Sholar and Englert, Jon Oliver, and Steven •Employers must provide pesticide safety training and to be kept on restricted use pes­ Kentucky Cooperative Exten­ The Parliamentary Procedure Billy Barnes, superior, second, Noel. ticide applications include: easy access to pesticide label sion Service serve all people safety information. • Field identification, loca- regardless of race, color, age, •Handlers are prohibited tion, and acreage. sex, religion, handicap, or na­ FFA students compete in contest from applying a pesticide in a •Date of application. tional origin. way that could expose workers •Pesticide product/brand and Members of the Trigg County diversified livestock; and duction, excellent. or other people. formulation. 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Campbell Blvd. Magistrate ,cord Hopkinsville, KY 885-1321 , District 7 "Vote For Me To Work For You " The Trigg County Middle School has voted to begin a School Based Decision Making Council. I graduated from Trigg County High School in 1978. This council will be very important since it will set I am 33 years old & married to Sabrina Stroud. We have two policies and make decisions for the middle school. daughters, Miranda age 10, and Brannigan age 8. My mother is Mrs. John E. (Becky) Woodruff of Cadiz. If you are the parent of a middle school student I have worked in road and bridge building, and also and are interested in more information on being farming. a member of the SBDM Council. Please Pick up a If elected and you call me about a problem, I will rep­ petition in the middle school office. resent you and let you know what can be done. There will be a PTO meeting May 25th at ______Paid for by Candidate - P.O. 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The im portance of drinking water Ky. Farm Bureau joins effort to earn approval 4-H'ers in Trigg County as observing nature. May 2-8 has young people's awareness and well as those all across Ken­ been declared National Drink­ knowledge about the nature of for use of ethanol fuel tucky have many opportunities ing Water Week and April 22 water and suggest ways the 4- to learn about the importance of was Earth Day, the students H'ers can help preserve the es­ LOUISVILLE - Kentucky reduction strategy for American drinking water and maintain­ will be more aware of the im­ sential resource. Topics include Farm Bureau has joined in a cities. ing the quality of this and portance of preserving our water contamination and water nationwide effort to win fed­ Sprague said much of the other valuable natural re­ environment and natural re­ treatment, water on earth, and eral approval for use of ethanol current uncertainty about sources. sources. introduction to water. in a new air pollution reduction ethanol is centered in a debate The 7th graders from Trigg The Environmental Day will by Paula Howe For more information on this program. over whether taH pipe emis­ County Middle School will be provide the students with a County Extension Agent 4-H project and many others, The corn-based alcohol fuel sions from vehicles constitute a taking a field trip to the West "hands-on" approach to study­ for 4-H Youth Development please call the Extension Office should play a major role in more serious pollution problem Kentucky 4-H Camp to conduct ing the environment. In the at 522-3269 or stop by and visit. cleaning up the nation’s air, the than evaporative emissions an Environmental Day. Spe­ Aquaculture class, taught by habits of snails. 4-H programs and clubs are a farm group says. If Farm Bureau from fuel handling. EPA says cialists from the University of Bill Wurts from Kentucky State Water quality is an integral part of the University of Ken­ is successful in boosting ethanol, ethanol increases fuel volatil­ Kentucky and Kentucky State University, students will be part of project, school and camp tucky Cooperative Extension the new markets could mean ity and speeds up the rate of University will be conducting given a dip net to help study activities. One 4-H project, Service which serves all peo­ the rejuvenation of Kentucky’s evaporation. But ethanol sup­ classes on Nature, Entomology, the marine life in the lake at "Water Wise" is a three-part ple regardless of race, color, fuel alcohol production indus­ porters say that concern over Aquaculture, Groundwater pol­ camp. Students will also have project for fourth through sixth age, sex, religion, handicap, or try and a measurable rise in the evaporation rates is misdi­ lution and learning science by the opportunity to observe the grades, designed to increase national origin. price of com in many areas of rected. the state. "There's no doubt that a 10 At issue in the current debate per cent blend of ethanol in over ethanol is a regulatory gasoline can .reduce carbon Tobacco growers urged to be vigilant proposal from the Environmen­ monoxide emissions by 25 per tal Protection Agency. The cent or more," Sprague said. Blue mold fungus continues to gists in Tennessee have con­ are being marketed in Ken­ grams are not currently avail­ complex rule sets out criteria for "That kind of reduction is a be active in Georgia and Texas. firmed that tobacco stubble tucky. Blue mold is native to able for greenhouse or outside altering the formulas used in substantial contribution to Weather patterns as of April from regrowth this year, which the area in which such plants float bed systems. refining gasoline. Reformula­ cleaning up the air. Focusing on 20 had not been conducive for its Nesmith said may allow the are being produced. The potential for blue mold tion is viewed as a way to re­ problems with fuel evaporation spread in Georgia but have been blue mold fungus to overwinter. "Kentucky growers should in tobacco greenhouses is high. duce harmful automobile emis­ misses the point." conducive for its development "Should anyone be aware of know where any plants they Greenhouse growers should sions in some of the nation's Sprague said there are other 0 in wild tobacco in Texas, ac­ tobacco sucker regrowth in purchase were produced and manage the greenhouse venti­ largest cities. reasons for supporting an ex­ cording to University of Ken­ Kentucky, please call your assess the risk associated with lation systems to prevent leaf Ethanol, which is distilled panded role for ethanol in fuel. tucky Extension plant patholo­ county Extension office and those plants," he said. moisture at night. Operators of from com, and methanol, usu­ It's a renewable resource, he gist Bill Nesmith. provide the agent with infor­ greenhouses should monitor ally made from natural gas, are noted, being made from com and "In all cases in Georgia, ex­ mation about the location and Nesmith urged Kentucky to­ their plants for signs of blue the two most likely ingredients it's a domestic product, reducing cept one, the activity has been circumstances surrounding it," bacco growers to follow a regu­ mold and report any greenhouse for use in reformulated gaso­ the country’s reliance on im­ on untreated plant beds," he Nesmith said. lar fungicide program for to­ blue mold activity to their line. But farm leaders have ported oil.” said. Nesmith noted that tobacco bacco seed beds and fields. He county Extension agent for agri­ complained that EPA is skew­ "Ethanol is an environmen­ Meanwhile, plant patholo­ plug plants produced in Texas said, however, fungicide pro­ culture. ing their rules to favor tally friendly product and methanol, and making it diffi­ Congress intended for it to play cult for refiners to use ethanol. a major role in our national • Average price support set for 1993 burley crop The economic stakes in the clean-air strategy," Sprague debate are significant for corn said. "But as is often the case, Burley tobacco growers will of Kentucky College of excess supply of burley tobacco. Hie price support is computed growers and for Kentucky's the EPA rule writers are on the get the smallest average price Agriculture. "However, the Nationally, there is concern using a weighted formula that economy, says Kentucky Farm verge of negating that intent." support increase the formula Secretary of Agriculture used about the price competitiveness reflects changes in a five-year Bureau President William R. Sprague was especially allows — 3.4 cents per pound — his discretionary power to re­ of U.S. tobacco and increasing average of market prices and Sprague. critical of complex and burden­ for the 1993 crop. duce the formula-based in­ pool stocks from the 1992 crop." the previous crop year’s cost-of- Sprague says his organiza­ some reporting requirements "The formula used to set the crease by 35 percent." "The average price support tion is coordinating a statewide that EPA wants to place on re­ support price indicated an av­ "This minimum increase is a will be $1,683 per pound," he production index. The five-year campaign to generate comment finers who use ethanol. Those erage increase of 5.2 cents per result of international and na­ added. "The loan rates for in­ average increased six cents per on the EPA proposal before a tougher than-needed provisions pound," said Will Snell, tional factors in the tobacco in- dividual grades will be made pound. Last year's index of mid-May deadline. He said could inflict a serious economic Extension agricultural dustry," Snell said. before the marketing season production costs was 3.7 cents ethanol is a clean fuel that de­ penalty and destroy the incen­ economist with the University "Internationally, we have an begins." per pound higher than in 1991. serves a place in any pollution- tive for use of ethanol, he said.

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There's always something flavored gelatin 1 teaspoon pepper new in Bonnie Wade’s kitchen. 1 can (20-ounces) crushed 2 slices white bread "I like to dabble," said pineapple, liquid drained 2 cups milk Wade. "I am always trying new and reserved Beat eggs. Combine cheeses. recipes." 2 cups miniature marshmallows Cook and drain sausage. Her favorite dishes are fried 3 large bananas, sliced Combine eggs, 1/2 of the cheese, chicken (a standard in the Cooked Salad Dressing: sausage, salt, pepper, bread, Wade house), mashed pota­ 1 cup reserved pineapple juice (torn into small pieces) and toes, beans and combread, and 1/2 cup sugar milk. Pour into a greased there is always plenty. The 1 egg, beaten casserole dish. Top with most important thing Wade 2 tablespoons cornstarch remaining cheese. Bake at 350 learned from her mother was to 1 tablespoon butter or degrees for 20 minutes. Serves 6 cook enough food. margarine to 8. "I never know who is going to 1 cup whipped topping drop in. I'd rather have left­ In a mixing bowl, combine 1 Melva’s Mexican Filling overs than not enough." cup water and lemon gelatin. Daughter Michelle and Add 1 cup ice cubes, stirring 21/2 pounds ground beef members of the Delmont Bap­ until melted. Add pineapple. 2 onions (chopped) tist Church always request Pour into a 13x9x2-inch baking 1 green pepper (choppped) Wade's cheese potatoes. Go- pan; refrigerate until set. 3 cans refried beans lash is another favorite of Repeat with orange gelatin, 2 packages taco seasoning members of the church. remaining water and ice. Stir in 2 cans tomatoes and chilies "Everyone also likes my marshmallows. Pour over lemon 1 teaspoon cilantro chimichangas." layer; refrigerate until set. For 1 teaspoon cumin Wade likes her small, com­ dressing, combine pineapple 1 teaspoon garlic powder pact kitchen -- "with just juice, sugar, egg, cornstarch and 1 teaspoon accent enough room for me." butter in a saucepan. Cook over Brown beef, onions and She started cooking at age 10, medium heat, stirring pepper; drain-add all other helping to prepare vegetables, constantly, until thickened. ingredients and let cook on low beans, potatoes and combread. Cover and refrigerate for approximetely 1 hour. This "I've cooked long enough that overnight. The next day, can be used for burrito, I don't need to measure. I know arrange bananas over gelatin. chimichangas, casserole how much a cup is." Combine dressing with dishes, or whatever. Use with Some of Wade's favorite whipped topping; spread over flour tortillas for chimichangas recipes include: bananas . (12-15 servings) or burritos-folding instruction are on package. For burrito, put German Chocolate Egg Casserole in filling plus grated colby and Heath Bar Cake monterey jack cheese and bake. Bonnie Wade 6 eggs, beaten For Chimichanges, do the same 1 ,2-layer package German 1/2 cup cheddar cheese (grated) except it is fried in oil-fry Chocolate cake mix sweetened condensed milk over condensed milk 1 package (3-ounces) lemon- 1/2 cup monterey jack cheese folded side down first. Serve 1 ,14-ounce can sweetened cake, drizzling into holes. Pour 1,5-ounce can chocolate syrup flavored gelatin (grated) with chopped lettuce, sour condensed milk ice cream topping into same 11 cups milk 2 cups ice cubes, divided 1 pound sausage 1 ,12-ounce jar caramel ice holes. Spread with whipped Melt candy with 1 cup milk in 1 package (3-ounces) orange- 1 teaspoon salt See Wade, Page B-13 cream topping topping after cake cools. double boiler, stirring to mix 12-ounces cool whip Sprinkle with candy. well. Cool. Combine with con­ 3 , 1.5-ounce Heath Bars, finely densed milk, chocolate syrup chopped Milky Way Ice Cream and 11 cups milk in 1-gallon ice Prepare and bake cake mix cream freezer. Freeze using according to package directions 12, 1.5-ounce Milky Way candy manufacturer’s instructions. TO DAY'S SALE for 9x13 inch cake. Punch holes bars, chopped Gelatin Fruit Salad gin l cake yyhile^still hot usi|g J, ik M l) I \ •> \>—* , the end of a wooden spoon. Poiir 0‘ •a. cups boilingwaterrdivided A t Yesterday's Prices

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ACROSS 1. The Last Of The Mohicans 1. Word with Daniel Day-Lewis (FoxVideo — sister or Rated: R) Last Week: No. 1 story 4. King 2. A League Of Their Own Tom topper Hanks (Columbia TriStar — PG) 7. Be tlirifty No. 2 8. Unrefined 3. Singles Bridget Fonda (Warner 10. Took part — PG-13)No. 23 in a drama 4. Mr. Baseball Tom Selleck 11. Like a gull (MCA/Universal — PG-13) No. 25 13. Seafood 5. Candyman Virginia Madsen specialties (Columbia TriStar — R) No. 30 16. N.E. cape 6. Sneakers Robert Redford 17. Reason (MCA/Universal — R) No. 4 18. Narrow inlet 19. Comic 7. Honeymoon In Vegas Nicolas theatrical Cage (Columbia TriStar — PG-13) sketch No. 3 20. Like some 8. Single White Female Bridget cheeses Fonda (Columbia TriStar — R) No. 21. Pie baker’s 5 pride 9. Death Becomes Her Meryl 23. Martin and Streep (MCA/Universal — PG-13) Astor 39. - Wiesel No. 6 25. Ark 9. Potential 40. Hesitant sounds forces 10. Unlawful Entry Kurt Russell passenger 41. June honoree 26. “Two Years 10. “I — Camera” (FoxVideo — R) No. 10 DOWN 12. Iroquois 11. Cool World Kim Basinger Before the —” 1. Rich fabric 27. River island Indians (Paramount — PG-13) No. 7 28. Invaders of 2. Cook’s need 14. Cafe au — 12. Mo’ Money Damon Wayans Spain 3. Adorns 15. Woeful (Columbia TriStar — R) No. 11 30. Health resort 4. Spirited steeds 19. Aggregate 13. Of Mice And Men John 33. They 5. “The — of the 20. Painting, sculpture, etc. Malkovich (MGM/UA — PG-13) complement Mummy’s No. 8 13 Across Tomb” 21. Reprove GEORGE by MARK SZORADY 36. Hams it up 6. Blue-pencil mildly 14. Raising Cain John Lithgow 37. Rhythmic the copy 22. Jerusalem (MCA/Universal — R) No. 13 cheers 7. Scrutinize thorn 15. Rapid Fire Brandon Lee (Fox­ 38. “All 8. Political 23. Trading Video — R) No. 12 center (Berlin ballad) power 16. Innocent Blood Anne Paril- laud (Warner — R) No. 17 Natasha’s Stars 17. Housesitter Steve Martin (MCA/Universal — PG) No. 14 ARIES (March 21-April 19) Don’t LIBRA (September 23-October 22) 18. Whispers In The Dark An­ twiddle your thumbs this week. Let Take the lead here and now, and you nabels Sciorra (Paramount — R) that creativity surge and cultivate what can get whatever you want. Be ready No. 9 is passionate in your life. The end of for an onslaught of popularity. Make 19. Wind Matthew Modine the work week could feel like a party, plenty of time for celebration, joy and (Columbia TriStar — PG-13) No. 21 and if you play your cards right, it parties. “Veg” all weekend and replay 20. Boomerang Eddie Murphy • could be just that. all the recent events. (Paramount — R) No. 15 SCORPIO (October 23-November TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Be 21) Reach out for another at a distance Soap Updates by Seli Groves willing to ask for what you want. Being and get the expert information you ■ m w - n a a shy just doesn’t cut it right now. In fact, need. You could be on a pedestal by the more explicit you are, the more the weekend. Congratulate yourself on 1. Radney Foster “Nobody ALL MY CHILDREN: Mimi owned the process for Belief. Ridge let saw- Buzz's tattoo on Harley's old interesting your week will be. Keep a job well done. Flak occurs when told a delighted Derek she’s preg­ was stunned to learn Stephanie knew videotape, and found him at Lewis your cool once you put in your request. Wins,” (Arista) Last Week: No. 5 another gets jealous. Expect to party 2. Brooks & Dunn “Hard Workin' nant and intended to keep her baby. about the time he and Brooke made Oil just as he prepared to leave town GEMINI (May 21 -June 20) Be care­ and whoop it up all weekend long. While Terrence and An Li were ex­ love on the lab floor. Sheila panicked ful with spending this week. You will Man,” (Arista) No. 2 Eve's reaction to Nick's statement SAGITTARIUS (November 22- pressing their love for each other, when Ridge told her Eric was stop­ that he was breaking up with her be a very happy camper if you do. December 21) Aren’t you the roman­ 3. Billy Ray Cyrus “She’s Not Examine what you have put out to Cryin’ Anymore,” (Mercury) No. 4 someone threw a garbage can ping in Genoa City while on a busi­ turned into a chilling scene. Wait To tic? However, you may be playing it all through his window. Tom and Livia ness trip to Chicago. Sally told Macy others. Friends, associates and loved a little too wildly. Partnership matters 4. Sammy Kershaw “She Don’t See: Nadine faces a crisis when Billy • ones give you powerful feedback. Do are up for grabs. You can believe one Know She’s Beautiful,” (Mercury) believed it was just a teenage prank she had arranged for her and a lawyer comes close to learning about Peter make time to catch up on all the gossip thing you need to zero in on what you No. 6 until Terrence confessed he had to meet with Thome and his lawyer; LOVING: Clay promised Dinah ; this weekend. want. Money only causes intensified 5. Tracy Lawrence “Alibis,” (At­ spray painted over a racial epithet Later, Macy received a flower box Lee he'll stay out of her life with CANCER (June 21-July 22) Let debates this week. lantic); No. 7 scrawled on their wall. Opal told containing one rose and an unsigned Curtis. Ava suspected Shana was your personality glow, and the world CAPRICORN (December 22- 6. Alan Jackson “Tonight I Tad, Palmer Was using Brian to keep poem. Sly realized that Keith was the : pregnant, but assumed the father was glows with you. You can have what January 19) Let others call the shots Climbed The Wall,” (Arista) No. 9 him and Dixie apart. When Tad con­ sender, and he warned Keith he’ll a sperm donor until Shana let slip this week. Let them get intense and you want, though be ready to negotiate 7. Restless Heart "Mending Fen­ fronted Brian, Dixie intervened and fire him if he doesn ’t stay away from that Leo fathered her child. Leo ad­ when it comes to money. Again, use needy if they have to. Now’s the time ordered Tad out of her life. After Macy. Wait To See: Macy’s drink mitted all, but Ava decided she to explore different offers, different ces,” (RCA) No. 8 the power of optimism. You need to let learning of the Palmer/Brian al­ ing takes her to the edge of would hold on to him at all costs. off steam this weekend. alternatives. You take off for a 8. Aaron Tippin “My Blue weekend out of town to “think things Angel,” (RCA) No. 10 liance, she then tried to find Tad. catastrophe. Curtis and Buck realized they knew LEO (July 23-August 22) Be more Maria told Trevor a simple operation DAYS OF OUR LIVES: Marlena each other from before. Ally had in­ in touch with your needs, desires and through,” or so you say. 9. Trisha Yearwood “You Say bottom-lines. This week you discover AQUARIUS (January 20-February You Will,” (MCA) No. 12 will restore full use of his arm: persuaded Carrie (who had found the surance problems, but Isabelle all you have to do is ask and you shall 18) You are a veritable workhorse this 10. Lee Roy Parnell “Tender Mo­ Natalie was upset by the news, be­ home pregnancy test kit) not to tell wouldn't allow Cooper to cover her receive. This weekend, indulge your­ week, charging into work and dutifully ment,” (Arista) No. 14 cause it meant an early return to the Roman until a doctor confirmed the expenses unless he married Ally self and, perhaps, one of those you’ve shoveling it away. Playtime comes a police force. Wait To See: Tom real­ results. When her resolve was Kate and Louie resolved to put their given your “terms" to. bit too early, but then, you deserve it. izes his family is in terrible danger. shaken by seeing the growing close­ own lives first. Wait To See: It be­ You find a partner is ready, willing and ANOTHER WORLD: Rachel in ness between John and Rebecca, she comes more evident that Buck may VIRGO (August 23-September 22) able to help you out this weekend. You can wish upon a star, but be PISCES (February 19-Marcli 20) troduced Ian Rain to Amanda, found herself in front of an abortion know something that Curtis would prepared for a certain amount of flak Let those creative juices flow early on 1. Ugly Kid Joe "Cat’s In The Paulina, and Iris as the new Cory clinic. Lawrence ordered Taylor to rather keep hidden. midweek. It looks as if you set yourself in the week. Make the most of what Cradle,” (Stardog/Mercury) Last groundskeeper. Jake suggested get rid of Mitch for good. Sami ONE LIFE TO LIVE: Afraid to up for the problems that are now pop­ could be a once-in-a-lifetime oppor­ Week: No. 2 Spencer invest in a charitable trust to remembered where she’d seen Lucas have the lump in her breast biopsied, ping. Be ready to do some soul-search­ tunity. Touch base with a co-worker or cover his takeover of Cory — at the rock star’s concert. Kate Dorian got drunk and spent the night ing and “clearing out.” The more 2. Vanessa Williams/ Brian Mc- boss to explain why and what. You Knight “Love Is,” (Giant) No. 4 Enterprises. Felicia tried to stay was unable to make Jack a potential with Jason: Mort was kidnapped centered you are, the better the end may need to make up for lost time later. sober during her first session with ally in a power struggle with Victor from jail by the Mulligan gang and results. ©1993 by King Features Synd. 3. SWV “I’m So Into You,” (RCA) No. 3 Victor. Cass realized her testimony when Jack declined to stay on as brought to Moose's widow, Gert. 4. Positive K “I Got A Man,” (Ts- would hurt Frankie. Vicky was editor of Spectator. With invest­ who planned to kill him. Cord was New C.D. Releases land/PLG) No. 11 shaken when Grant suggested they ments from Alice and Maggie, Billie tonnented by memories from Jaba. by Brooks & Wilson 5. Whitney Houston “I Have have a child. Dennis worried about began to turn Charlie’s coid cream Renee brought Wilma to Hank, who Nothing,” (Arista) No. 1 Iris’ future with Hank. Vicky had a formulas into a gold mine. Wait To agreed to drop charges against her in “I like really quiet stuff, but I also tane numbers like “Nothing Ever 6. P.M. Dawn “Looking Through nightmare about being alone in a See: Lawrence issues another poten­ exchange for Mori's whereabouts: like raw, screaming stuff, and I like Happened,” “You and Me” and Patient Eyes,” (Gee Street/Is- cave with a stranger whose face she tially devastating order. Hank, Renee, Wilma and Alex saved ! the idea of combining both ex- “One Way Conversation” as they are land/PLG) No. 6 couldn’t see. Jenna and Dean GENERAL HOSPITAL: Jessica Mortimer just in time. Wilma then C tremes,” says Crash Vegas front- on quieter songs like “Keep It To 7. Ice Cube “It Was A Good Day,” mourned the loss of their child astounded Ryan as she attempted to revealed that Mort and Carlo were woman Michelle McAdorey, Myself,” whose tuneful pop veneer (Priority) No. 8 together. Wait To See: Christy real­ nail him for murder, while Sean, identical twins. Max and Luna discussing “Stone,” the Canadian masks a raw emotional edge, and 8. Run-D.M.C. “Down With The izes she must do something quickly Mac, and Felicia worked hard to sup­ fought over the oil on their land. quartet’s second album and first for “September Morning,” a tender King,” (Profile) No. 10 to counter the information Cass and port her ruse. Bobbie warned Tiffany Mary was upset by a call from her London/PLG. “It’s good to ex­ tribute to country-rock pioneer Gram 9. Boy George “The Crying Frankie now have about her. not to take her new pills with alcohol Aunt Kiki Wait To See: Cord's perience all different sorts of feel­ Parsons. Meanwhile, the band’s in­ Game,” (SBK/ERG) No. 17 AS THE WORLD TURNS: After Jenny told all about her affair emotional outburst grows more in­ ings in life, and it’s the same with strumental axis — guitarists/multi- 10. Jon Secada “A ngel,” Before proposing to Neal, Scott with Senator Kensington on tense. music.” instrumentalists Colin Cripps, (SBK/ERG) No. 7 wondered if she thought he might be Tiffany’s show, she and Paul YOUNG AND THE R E ST ­ Indeed, “Stone” draws inspiration drummer Ambrose Pottie and bassist involved in Michael’s death. Debbie relaxed, while Tracy plotted with LESS: Paul rushed Brad to the court­ from a broad emotional and stylistic Darren Watson — consistency main­ told Hutch she was carjacked. Margo Marco to cut their respite time house where he asked Traci for more palette, while maintaining a com­ tains an artful balance of rock inten­ overheard Joe tell Tom the identity Despite her illness, Dominique per­ time before she signs the divorce pelling individual identity that owes sity and subtle understatement. of the secret witness in the Harper suaded Tony to let her spend an eve papers. When she agreed, the judge little to fad or fashion. McAdorey’s 1. Ice Cube “It Was A Good Day,” case. Iva decided not to spend time ning at home with Scott and Lucy. granted a 30-day postponement. commanding vocals and incisive Top 10 Movies (Priority) Last Week: No. 3 with John while he was seeing Karen wasn’t sure about accepting a Cricket told Danny it was time to lyrics are as compelling on high-oc- 2. R. Kelly & Public An­ Lucinda. Cal told Kim, Jeffrey was college offer far away from Jagger start a family. Rex unsuccessfully embezzling from WQAK. Hilary After Alan failed (again) to make tried to get Kay to cancel her passage Answers to 1. Cop and a Half starring Burt nouncement “Dedicated,” (Jive) Reynolds No. 2 visited Holden and told him he love to Monica, she felt something on the same ship Jill and John were King Crossword 2. Indecent Proposal Robert Red- 3. Sade “Kiss Of Life,” (Epic) No. needed to resolve his feelings for was very wrong between them! Wait planing to take. When Mamie told ford 4 Lily one way or another. Emily saw To See: Monica begins to inves­ John, Jill didn't look well, John can­ 1 3 | 9 NO 3. The Sandlot 4. Run-D.M.C. “Down With The Lily in Rome. Wait To See: Neal tigate Alan’s “problem." celed the trip (to Jill’s delight). s TTTi 4. The Crush Cary Elwes King,” (Profile) No. 6 realizes Lucinda may be getting too GUIDING LIGHT: Billy and Meanwhile, ur , .vare that the Ab- a m 5. The Adventures of Huck Finn 5. Levert “Good OF Days,” (At­ close to the secret she shares with Dylan were sure they knew who was botts weren't on board, Kay happily V dls 6. Born Yesterday Melanie Grif­ lantic) No. 5 Royce. behind the attempt to publicly smear sailed off. Lauren was puzzled by fith 6. Lo-Key? “Sweet On U,” BOLD AND THE BEAUTI­ H.B. Nadine felt remorseful over Eric Forrester's decision to meet 7. Jack the Bear Danny DeVito (Perspective/A&M) No. 7 FUL: Eric was stunned when Steve Buzz’s role, ditto Buzz, who was with her. Wait To Sec: A bombshell 8. Unforgiven Clint Eastwood 7. Regina Belle “If I Could,” Crown told him that because Brooke shocked at the way his information is about to go off for John. 9. The Crying Game Stephen Rea (Columbia) No. 9 was not a Forrester employee; nor was used. Blake tried to persuade 10. Teenage Mutant Ninja 8. Portrait “Honey Dip,” (Capitol) did she take payment for her work, it Hart to accept being Roger’s son, but Turtles n i No. 8 was she — not Forrester — who he refused his half-sister's plea Mai - h B-8, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, April 28,1993

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APRIL 29,1993 MAY 1,1993

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Q. W hat’s with NBC and all the bara said. “It’s a wonderful role, and had to steal a car to get to the gig on black television shows they took I had a wonderful time with it.” time. Despite the excitement of the off the air? I’m thinking of Mal­ night and the size of the audience, CPFIIJ i LLLDIIYU RINDFRl IV colm Jamal W arner’s show, and Noel calmly walked onstage dressed SCORE 10 points for using all the others like “Out All Night.” I know in a white T-shirt, black vest and they’ll blame it on the ratings, but jeans, lit a cigarette, flicked it angrily two complete words: I feel that there is more to it. into the crowd, and launched into his ELEPHANT C.L.W. hit track. MTV called the show, “The A. It’s no conspiracy, I can assure night when a famous model-tumed- THEN score 2 points each for all you. The culprit really is ratings. Be­ rock-star from England was blown sides, you can’t really believe a net­ away by an unknown singer from the found among the letters work and a production company will Bronx.” Try to score at least 50 points. spend millions of dollars developing Though Noel shed his unknown d|8g TB8N euiosoM) siqissod and airing these high-budget shows status overnight, he claims he’s just with high-priced talent, and then not a regular guy. “Offstage, I don’t real­ give them a chance to succeed. Also, ly like being in the spotlight. I’m a what about “The Bill Cosby Show,” street kid from the Bronx. I don’t ASK EVELYN for one? NBC would have done any­ have a big ego. I prefer to work on my music, dance, and hang out rather thing to keep that on the air, but it Have a question? Send it to -T ,^V r7 rfe '5 than mingle with the ‘in’ crowd. I was Cosby who wanted to close the Evelyn Ludvigson, King Features have two motorcycles. I live in book. Weekly Service, 235 East 45th Brooklyn. It’s not that deep.” The only way to keep a show going Street, New York, N.Y. 10017. THE WOOD SHED is to have enough people watching it Noel’s new album is available ©1993 by King Features Synd, Pit Bar-B-Q & Restaurant so that advertisers will buy time on In the film, Barbara’s character from Mercury Records. gets a new patient, and, as she said, Daily B rea kfast — *2.77 that show. Choice of bacon, sausage or ham, 2 eggs, “That’s when her life changes. She gravy, hashbrown, biscuit or toast, coffee Q. I’m a German-born woman suddenly develops an uncanny gift who is now an American citizen. I for seeing both the past and the future CATFISH WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY NIGHTS 4:00-8:00 P.M. am always interested in German of this person. And when this person Fish Dinner...... $4 25 film stars who have made is killed, she finds that no one can American movies, and I recently accept what she’s seen about this Tuesday Nile Wednesday Nite 21 Pc. Shrimp Dinner with siaw & Fries $495 saw something in a column about victifri, including her former hus­ FREE 2 Drinks for the price of band who is investigating the case. PRIME RIB SPECIAL - SATURDAY NIGHT one of my favorites, Horst Buch- Pool ONE holz, doing a television miniseries He’s sympathetic, but very skeptical. 8 OZ. Served with: 10 OZ. 6:00 p.m. -1:00 a.n 6:00 p.m. -10:00 p.m. c _ o c baked potatoes or French in America, but I can’t find any­ She feels, however, obligated to fol­ s / 9 5 fries, salad, coffee or tea $ 0 9 5 thing more about it. I would ap­ low up on her premonitions, even though they can lead her to danger.” - T h is W cclt preciate anything you can tell me DAILY PLATE LUNCHES As for comedy versus drama, “I have 3/4 Lb. COUNTRY HAM BREAKFAST about this series. Thank you. Lisa Choice of moat, BABY BACK RIBS EVERY SATURDAY H. no preference,” Eden said. “For me, 3 vegetables Salad & Choice of Potato the criterion is the role.” JUSTUS H.m, .001. blKUII . . . . A. The item probably should have $ 0 1 0 $ 7 9 5 or lout, MiMM«n,4>y93 read Christopher Buchholz, who is costarring with Roy Scheider (“The Q. Whatever happened to the * ID REQUIRED -CATERING —• (Permit French Connection,” “Jaws,” etc.), performer, Noel, who once Reg. Hoursi 5 a.m.-8:30 p.m. Monday-Saturday — 885 1821 West 7th St. (U.S. 68-W) - Across from Eh in “Wild Justice,” a two-part, four- released the hit song, “Silent 8:00 p.m. -1:00 a.m. 889-9833 from Ebonito hour miniseries airing in syndication Morning?” In addition, could you West 7th Street (in front of Ebonite, across from Wood Shed) May 24 to June 13. please give me some background Christopher is the son of Horst on this entertainer? Nina J. Buchholz and French actress A. Always a rebel, Noel has once Myriam Bru. He was bom in Los again gone against what the estab­ Angeles 30 years ago when his father lishment has come to expect from was making a film there. He’s multi­ him. The long-awaited album, lingual (English, French, German, “Hearts On Fire,” hits hard from the The Cadiz Record and The Trigg County Italian). One of his first American first cut. The familiar beat of a hip films was “The House on Carroll hop, dance groove is unexpectedly Dream Factory would like to say thanks to Street” starring Kelly McGillis and tom apart by a rock guitar intro until Jeff Daniels. Noel’s vocals pull the two styles together. “New School Rock” is how the 188 new subscribers. The Dream Fac­ Q. I’m a fan of Barbara Eden, Noel describes this new musical and I would like to know what hybrid. He states, “I work very hard she’s doing these days. I know she with my band. I love performing and tory appreciates the donations and The does a lot of movies for television, dancing. I know where my roots are, but I would love to see her in a new and I’m not giving them up. This weekly series. Is there any chance album is filled with music that I want Cadiz Record hopes you enjoy your paper. of that? Also, would she do more to do.” comedy? Lindsay B. Determination has always been a Mrs. Charles B. Thomas Mrs. Bobby Newton A. Barbara Eden is keeping quite strong feature of Noel’s personality, J.T. and Darlene Francis Mrs. Harold Van Bibber Mr. J.D. Williams busy tjhese days. She’s touring in the A member qf a lpcal street gang, the ;, Brenda Casey hilarious Neil Simon play, “TTie Last Young Skulls, Noel grew 'up on the" Hubert Bynum Thomas Bacon of the Red Hot Lovers,” for one, and, tough streets of the Bronx, where he John Fourqurean George Boone Charles Simpson as she told me, “I have several soon learned opportunities in life are Headley Lancaster Bob Ethridge Ruth Moore projects going right now. One them not easily come by, and when they Dorothy Calhoun Glen and Donna Evans William Russell could be a weekly series. But,” she do come along, you have to grasp Jeanne Burroughs Carolyn Dillard Bobby Richard added, “I can’t say very much more them. His chance came when his Don R Bush about that at this time.” boss, club impresario, Vito Bruno, Mr. Je ff Ricks Bobby Mack Ms. Eden is also starring in NBC’s hooked him up with his first gig to Mr. Eddie Lindsey Tonda Peters Larry Shemwell “Visions of Murder” which will air open a show for Brit model and Mr. Walter C. Martin Mr. Alan Porter J.D. Wade on May 7. “I play a psychotherapist Madonna protege, Nick Kamen. Mr. Bill Meador Mr. George Pociask Jimmy Turner who is divorced from a police detec­ Noel and his gang, broke and without Mrs. Mary Norman tive played by James Brolin,” Bar- even a subway token in their pockets, Mr. R. L. Perry Nella Wadlington Gary Burks Mr. Mark Oiler Dale Heflin Mrs. Alice Johnson Mr. Dean Radcliffe Randy Davenport Jam es D. Brack Carl Buman Marshall Finley Stanley Crawford BenButero Florence Gude Ask Your Doctor W. E. Cain Robin E. Stewart by Dr. E. R. A llen Freddie Bryant Mike Cansler Stewart Goodwin Janice Hunter Bonnie Carr David Ginn Jane G. Shelton Dwight Carr L. M. Bart ruff TELL ME DOCTOR, WHAT ARE SPINAL DISCS? Connie Coleman Rennie Vaughn David Mize Parti Jesse R. Thomas Mrs. Mitzi McNichols Amelia McReynolds Kim Oliver Mrs. Ricky Melton Mike McGill We are continuing with last weeks article on spinal disc. Sidney Bryant Mrs. D. J. Ritcheson Cindy McWaters Doris Oatts Larry Biddle Barry Hancock Generally disc problems fall into three categories: Rhonda Hancock Perry Boyd Dorothy Hopson Chris Thomas Gary Blake Jackie Jones 1) Slipped disc Mike Kompanik Mr. John Brown David & LeeAnn Harper 2) Ruptured disc Julie Lancaster Obie Bridges Tony Hunter 3) Disc Degeneration John Freeman Richard Bridges Donald Hestand Mr. Lacy Adams Shelby Briggs The spine is designed to withstand a great deal of stress Annie Brandon and strain; but a fall, a back injury, a violent sneeze, or long- Shelia Hampton Marsha Bullock Ralph K. Anderson III continued strain may throw a vertebra out of position, protrude a Ricky Hamilton Christina Burcham Jerry Gresham disc, and compress nerves. This is usually called a slipped disc Paula Hall Mr. John Kirby James Blackburn and happens at one time or another to about two out of five Brian Stoneking Mrs. Willis Kline Mrs. Marvin Civils adults. Charlene Patterson Mrs. Jim m y Mathis Mrs. Bobby Cameyhan In a true rupture, the tough outer portion of the disc is tom Mrs. Paul A. Thurston Mr. Richard McKillip Mrs. David R. Cansler or split, and the soft portion then protrudes and often press Mr. Charles C. Williams Vada Thomas Mike Allen against spinal nerves. But when the outer covering only weakens Dana Tinsley Mike Harper Mrs. Paul Tyler, Jr. and bulges (slips), chiropractic adjustments will often release the Mrs. L F. Rogers vertebra from its locked position, allowing the disc to return to Mrs. Nina Prescott Dianne Dunn normal and relieve the pressure on spinal nerves. Mr. William Stevens Ben and Marion Page Lindle Williams Cathy Adams As we grow older and less active the tough elastic tissue Joyce Dixon Yvonne Wynn of the disc begins to lose its fluid. The loss of fluid thins and Mr. Bill Dockery Charles Fuller Mrs. Florence Wilson weakens the disc making its function as a shock absorber for the Mike Crisp Elizabeth Gentry James Tyler spine ineffective. Kevin Boggess Lula Irvin Kenneth W. Jones Although the discs BEGIN to degenerate after about 25 Mrs. Dorothy Sivills Mr. Aaron Thomas Jeannie Jones years of age, everyone SHOULD be able to complete his entire Mrs. Michael K Shawver Mr. Jim m y Williams Scotty Joiner life span with no discomfort from this aging process. It is when Sue Harrison Pam Curtis Ricky Joiner the degeneration speeds up beyond normal that a person is likely Mrs. Grover Meredith Frank Hendrix Betty Killibrew to have trouble. The fast-weakening disc begins to bulge like a Mrs. Betty Skinner Bennie Hodge Jam es Harper weak wall on an automobile tire and gradually protrudes into the Mrs. Jerry Shelton Kim Green Gay Hanson spinal canal and compress the spinal cord, or press against nerves, Clayton Flood this then causes pain. Guy W. Hayes, Jr . Paul Cunningham Faye Fox Joe Carter Mr. Kevin Youngs Even young people may suffer from disc degeneration due Tim Cothran to poor nutrition. This is not malnutrition in the sense of what we Mrs. Jam es Stroud Missy G. Hyde eat. It has to do with starved disc tissue. Every cell of the body Kenneth Butts Gary & Wendy Shelton Jeff Ingram must be fed correctly in order to maintain its proper function...and Janie Fulks Rhonda Wade Lonnie J. Thomas the disc is no exception. 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When I was a child, this hand. The family dog also took him outside to show to the time of year we children seemed to know, too, that a neighbor. Since he was The following is the menu provided by the Senior began bugging our mothers this must be the same bird. sometimes taken out to play Citizens Kitchen for the coming week. Reservations to let us pull off our shoes She loved to pounce on in the grass for a while, he and stockings (not sox). My small creatures, but seemed immediately wanted to get must be made one day in advance for each meal. Phone 522-8341 by 2 p.m. for reservations. mother always told me I to know instinctively that out of my hands onto the Monday, May 3 could pull them off and go this little bird was special. ground. He was 80 mad at by Martha Malone Smith Chicken fillet sandwich, baked potato, carrots, bun, barefoot on the first day of This family will be watching me when I took him hack butter, banana pudding, milk, coffee and tea. May, even if the tempera­ in relationships, animals and waiting for their little inside that he walked into Tuesday, May 4 ture was down to freezing. show surprisingly human friend and former house his small cage and pouted. I Pepper steak, broccoli, squash or rice, roll, butter, I’m sure she knew I emotions. One man, watch­ guest to return to visit them took him out of the cage, gelatin with fruit, milk, coffee, and tea. wouldn't want to! ing a bird that had lost its again this spring. hoping he would become Wednesday, May 5 How often do we hear the mate, said that it exhibited I have a paperback book, his playful self, but this did Fish fillet, cole slaw, tater tots, hushpuppy, catsup, tater term "dumb animal?" An­ signs of grief, including loss entitled THAT QUAIL, not happen. Later, when I sauce, peach cobbler, milk, coffee and tea. imals are anything but of appetite, listlessness, ROBERT, which tells the was in another room, I sud­ Thursday, May 6 dumb. Dogs dream - ele­ drooping head and down­ true story of a quail egg denly heard the flutter of Fried chicken, turnip greens, hominy, biscuit, butter, phants draw - geese mate cast eyes. which was brought in from wings and Butch landed on Rice Krispy treat, milk, coffee, and tea. for life — and crows care for Geese mate for life — the field after farm equip­ my shoulder, snuggling up Friday, May 7 sickly companions, living which is better than we ment had destroyed the nest under my hair as close to Baked ham, sweet potatoes, green beans, roll, butter, proof that animals are humans can do in some in­ and all the other eggs. The my neck as he could get. much more like humans stances. egg was placed under a light This was his way of saying pineapple upside down cake, milk, coffee, and tea.______than people think. I recently read a magazine bulb and finally hatched, he was sorry. basket in the dark. When I have a bird for a pet to learn Animals are incredible article about a humming and was named Robert (but Butch loved people and went to bed, I would find how smart they are. It is jg beings and appreciate the bird which was blown from Robert turned out to be a became very excited when­ him sleeping soundly. fascinating just to watch finer things in life like art his mother’s nest during a female). The little bird was ever someone came by. He Blue was raised in a them in the yard when they and music, says expert Gary wind storm. The bird was raised by the couple and be­ could hear a car in the building that was used as a are building their nest, Kowalski. They experience found on the ground by a came quite a house pet with driveway long before it shop and office. He had a caring for a nesting mate, or love and fear, they play, family dog, who finally got quite a personality. could be heard by human very different personality. feeding their young. I was they're curious and they the attention of its owner, I once had two pet quails - ears and would run to the He was much more playful, involved in raising all develop loyalties. Some who finally saw the tiny - one a California Valley front window and hop up but was very jealous b and kinds of game birds for birds can mimic human bird. She finally, after much Quail and the other a Blue on a large floor pillow would try to fight anyone many years and can tell you speech. Elephants draw deliberation, decided to at­ Quail, named Butch and (which was put there solely who got close to his many stories that prove that £ without training. When an tempt to feed it by dipping Blue, respectively. They for his convenience) to see "person." His favorite non­ wild creatures are smarter art professor studied one her finger into the sugar were taken from the what was happening out­ bird food was, believe it or than we think -- but that's elephant's charcoal draw­ solution in the hummer incubator as soon as they side. There was no mistak­ not, Coca-Cola. He recog­ another column. ings, he said they were feeders. After satisfying the hatched and had no contact ing when he was angry nized the bottle and could "very lyrical, very, very bird's hunger, this lady with other birds. Butch was about something or when hardly wait for it to be THOUGHT TO PONDER: beautiful." placed some small twigs and the older and more serious he was extremely happy. His opened and some Coke Americans are great at Animals have their own flowers on a small plate and of the two. Blue, the main diet consisted of game poured into a container for building high-rise condos, Red Cross— helping other placed the small bird among younger, was constantly bird feed, but some of his him. super highways and space­ animals in distress. Chim­ them. Under her tender slipping around and peck­ favorite "table" foods were Both of these birds lived ships. What we're not doing panzees in the wild will care and concern the little ing Butch on his back. As canned peaches and mashed several years and provided so well is creating credibility • lead sick or injured com­ bird grew rapidly, and was they grew toward maturity, potatoes. He also liked many hours of entertain­ among ourselves. Untruth panions to trees with finally released. Later that this relationship grew worse strawberries and other fresh ment. Because of my seems to be not only accept­ ripened fruit. Mother birds su m m e r, a y o u n g and developed into fighting. fruits. He slept in a basket experience with them, I can able but also the norm in act as decoys to save their hummingbird flew into the The two birds were sepa­ on the bedside table. If he thoroughly agree with ex­ politics, business and the young. Pelicans and crows yard and hovered over the rated, with Butch being the became sleepy before I went pert Gary Kowalski that an­ media. We need to concen­ feed and care for blind com­ caretaker, looking directly one left in the house. It was to bed, he would find his imals are not 80 dumb, after trate on building bridges -- rades. into her eyes. Another time, fascinating to watch his way down the hall, into the all. When they're involved bridges of trust. Civilization it came and rested on her personality develop. Once, I bedroom and into the We don't really have to may depend upon it!

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A Mtzmqz from % ®fbk Some Ads Tell You How Cheap L L ABOUT YOUR FEET SCHEDULE Their Brake Jobs Are. But Who D a rre ll E. S im o n , M in iste r Sunday: 522-8503 Worship-9:30 a.m. Wants To Take A Chance On A FOOTCARE FOR Bible Study -10:00 a.m. Deaf, Blind, and Without Lord’s Supper -1 1 :00 a.m. Cheap Brake Job? Understanding Evening Worship - 6:00 p.m. W ednesday Night - 7:30 p.m. At Master Muffler, instead of trying to lure our customers with an unbelievably low price, we satisfy them with a brake job they can depend on! DIABETICS This pretty much describes the spiritual condition of Our repair is based on a free inspection that includes pulling all four many people in Jesus' day. When Jesus was asked by his wheels... Routine diabetic care includes proper disciples, "Why speakest thou unto them in parables?" (Matt. Because no one can tell how much your brake job will cost until he foot care. Diabetics need to pay special 13:10), he answered them, "...because they seeing see not; and thoroughly inspects your brakes. attention to any problem that develops in hearing they hear not, neither do they understand" (v. 13). This And we give you a free written their legs or feet. fulfilled a prophecy of Isaiah which is also fulfilled elsewhere in estimate before the work is done. After fixing your brakes, v/e the New Testament. Jesus said about this people, "For this Diabetes Mellitus causes circulatory back our work with a lifetime problems which may seriously affect the people's heart is waxed gross, and their ears are dull of hearing, guarantee on the brake shoes lower extremities. and their eyes they have closed; lest at any time they should see and pads. Diabetics can lose feeling with their eyes, and hear with their ears, and should understand If they should ever wear put, in their legs and feet thus with their heart, and should be converted, and I should heal them" Master Muffler will replace them allowing infections to start (Matt. 13:15). These people had become hard of hearing, blind to free...for as long as you own easily and become difficult the truth, and their heart was not right with God! your car. to treat. Infections also People have not changed very much through the years, take longer to heal. have they? There are yet a great number of people today who are Prolonged infections spiritually deaf, blind, and without understanding in regard to the truth of God because of the hardness of their hearts. They who $59.95 compounded by lack of know the truth of God but have not obeyed it are an example of feeling mean minor this. Truth has been revealed and made known unto man by God BRAKE JOB PER AXLE (ON MOST CARS) injuries and infections go unnoticed until the in order that it might be obeyed. When God commands some­ condition becomes very serious. thing, he expects his word to be obeyed. Hard and stubborn hearts DISC BRAKES DRUM BRAKES (Front Axle) Even slight problems should be become that way because of a refusal and rejection of God's word. (Front or Rear Axle) examined and treated immediately. The best New Guaranteed Pads • New Guaranteed Linings An example of this is the many people who refuse to obey the Repack Wheel Bearings • Resurface Drums advice for diabetics is to prevent gospel because they do not see what baptism has to do with Resurface Rotors • Inspect Wheel Cylinders complications by having their feet examined salvation. Are they yet without understanding? Read the Bible Inspect Calipers and Springs and treated on a regular oasis by a podiatrist. for yourself. (See Romans 6:3-5,17-18; Acts 2:38-47; 8:27-39; Gal. Lubricate Caliper Anchor • Inspect Hydraulic Systems 3:26-27; 1 Pet. 3:21; Mark 16:16). Do not allow the teachings of Semi-Metallic Pads Extra • Readjust Brakes______man to blind your eyes to God's truth. At the judgment it is unto MASTER MUFFLER 1762 Memorial Dr. God we must answer! Think about it.l______1435 Ft. Campbell Blvd. MtUSSLER Clarksville, Tenn. & BRAKE REGIONAL FOOT CARE CENTERS (Eahiz GUfurtlj of (Eljrist 281 Main 615-552-3338 0. oh 1007 Cadiz, Ky 42211 Keeping Your foot Healthy P. B Cadiz 522-7814 1*800- 467*3338 Building Located at 1785 East Main 4 The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, April 28,1993, B-13

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cream and salsa. over cheese. Place bread rings after retirement Side Uses: For a super quick on top. JIM MUSTIAN "Non-qualified Plan." meal. Crush Doritos or any In medium bowl, combine Senior other kind of tortilla eggs, milk, salt and mustard; Social Security Manager If you were self-employed, chips,cover with filling and blend well. Pour egg mixture Hopkinsville net income received after Generally, Social Security grated cheese, top with more evenly over casserole; sprinkle retirement counts as a spe­ beneficiaries under 70 who crushed chips and bake or with paprika. Cover; cial payment if you per­ Calendar microwave. refrigerate overnight. work and earn over a cer­ formed the services to earn tain limit aren't entitled to For Chili-Con. Queso Dip: Heat oven to 325 degrees. the payment before the first their full Social Security add filling to prepared dip, no Uncover baking dish; bake at month of entitlement to benefit. They must report certain amount, just do it to 325 degrees for 55 to 65 minutes Social Security benefits. taste. or until knife inserted in center their earnings to Social Se­ "Services" are any regular (All activities are held in the Senior Kitchen comes out clean. Let stand 10 curity by April 15 each year. work or other significant unless otherwise noted..) Mexican Dip minutes before serving. (12 The earnings limits fdf activity you do for your • • • servings) 1992 and 1993 are (under age MAY 7 2 pounds Velveeta Cheese 65), $7,440 in 1992 and $7,680 1 can tomatoes and jalapeno Cheese Potatoes Some special payments to Those persons with birthdays in May will be in 1993; (age 65-69) $10,200 peppers or relish self-employed people in­ recognized during the regular Friday brunch. in 1992 and $10,560 in 1993. • • • 1/2 can tomatoes and chilies 1, 2-pound package Ore-Ida clude income obtained by After you retire, you may MAY 21 Melt together in bowl in Hash Browns (thawed) an owner of a business who have received payments for The Annual Seniors Fishing Derby will be will be microwave or saucepan on 1 can cheddar cheese soup does not perform significant work you did before you held on May 21 at Devil's Elbow. Prizes will be given for stove. Serve with tortilla 1 can cream of chicken soup services in that business, started getting Social Secu­ the biggest fish, smallest fish and for those catching no chips. 1 stick margarine (melted) farm agricultural program 1 small container sour cream rity benefits. Usually, those fish. A picnic lunch will be provided. To register, call the payments, income from car­ Chicken Broccoli Bake Salt and pepper to taste payments will not affect Senior Center. All participants must have valid fishing your Social Security benefit ryover crops (crops har­ Mix all ingredients together licenses and provide their own bait. 12 slices white bread and bake in a 350 degree oven if we know they are com­ vested and stored in one year but sold in another), or 1 (8-ounce) package sliced until done, approximately 45 pensation for work done American cheese royalties paid to a person minutes. before you retired. However, 2 cups cubed cooked chicken over 65 years old. Local resident attends many times we don't know 1/4 cup chopped onion Broccoli Casserole this unless you tell us. This If you are a Social Security 1 (9-ounce) package Green Giant column describes some of beneficiary and your total AARP conference Harvest Fresh Frozen Cut 2 packages frozen broccolj the more common types of yearly earnings, including Broccoli, thawed and drained spears "special payments," helps special payments, exceed the 1 (2-ounce) jar sliced pimiento, 24 Ritz Crackers, crushed Local resident and State George Romney and Jerry you to decide if you receive earnings limit, you must drained 1 stick margarine Coordinator for Widowed Abramson, Mayor of one, and tells you what report your earnings to So­ 6 eggs 1 /2 pound Velveeta Cheese Persons Service Mary Fos­ Louisville. steps to take if you do. cial Security. But, before you 3 cups milk Cook broccoli as directed; ter, was among those Others attending from 1 /2 teaspoon salt drain. Melt 1/2 stick margarine If you worked for wages, do, contact us and tell us attending the AARP Area 3 Kentucky included: Taylor 1/4 teaspoon dry mustard and add to crushed crackers. income received after re­ you think your earnings in­ Leadership Conference at Davidson, state legislative Paprika Place cracker mixture in a tirement counts as a special clude a special payment. If the Seelbach Hotel in committee chairman; Grease 13x9-inch (3-quart) greased casserole and add payment if the last thing we agree, we will not count Louisville. Dorothy Southall, health baking dish. Using doughnut drained broccoli. Melt 1/2 stick you did to earn the payment the amount of the payment advocacy coordinator; John cutter, cut ring from each slice margarine and 1/2 pound was completed before you as part of your total earnings This conference included Shreve, tax-aide; Jim of bread; set bread rings aside. Velveeta in microwave or in stopped working for your for the year. the State Leadership Coun­ Tear remaining bread scraps Combs, vote liaison; Edna double-boiler and pour over employer. cils from Kentucky, Vir­ into pieces; place in greased broccoli. Top by sprinkling more If you would like more Hawkins, women's initia­ Some special payments to ginia, West Virginia, Mary­ baking dish. Place cheese slices crushed crackers over mixture. information, call Social Se­ tive; Fred Meyer, work employees include bonuses, land, North Carolina and over bread. Layer chicken, Bake at 350 degrees for about 15 curity toll-free at 1-800-772- force; Pearl Miller, coordi­ accumulated vacation or Washington, D.C. onion, broccoli and pimiento minutes or until it bubbles. 1213 business days between nator for retired teachers; sick pay, severance pay, back 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. or you can Staff from the Area 3 Of­ Catherine Price, citizens pay, stand by pay, payments contact your local Social Se­ fice were present. Planners representation program; CITY OF CADIZ DELINQUENT PROPERTY TAXES - 1992 to teachers in non-work curity office. You may want for the event featured for­ and Raymond Duran, state months, sales commissions, to ask for the fact sheets, mer governor of Michigan director. or deferred compensation How Work Affects Your The following tax bills include penalties: reported on a W-2 form for Social Security Benefits one year that was earned in (Publication No. 05-10069), Cadiz A Great Place To Live!! a previous year. These and If You Are Self-Em­ # 20 ALEXANDER, Charles $ .8*92 57.93 amounts may be shown on ployed (Publication No. 05- # 25 ALEXANDER, Rheda BLUEGRASS # 46 ANDERSON, James H. & Paula 66.16 the W-2 in the box labeled 10022). \ 0 Steak Housed Seafood # 48 ANDERSON, Tony & Beverly 31.61 i # e ■\c° # 63 BACON, Effie Estate 4.97 # 99 BINGHAM, Charles 124.30 Congratulations # 101 BINGHAM, Joe Lewis 313.05 Steak Dinners # 114 BOGGESS, Wilbur F. 236.17 # 115 BOGGESS, Wilbur F. 163.09 Large T-Bone...... Large Ribeyc...... Catfish Fillets Ribeye...... # 142 BRIMMER, Raymond E. 135.11 3 nr...... 45.95 New York Strip...... # 159 BURKE, Mertie % Betty Radford 37.18 2 DC 44.95 Top Sirloin...... # 161 BURKE, Walter 23.14 Truman Gray Ground Sirloin...... Catfish Fiddlers (2 pc.)...... $4.95 ______potato or french fries and salad # 176 Cadiz Development Corp % Diane Ford 42.39 Baked Lemon Pepper Fish...... $6.95 # 209 CAVANAUGH, Plomer % Susie Cavanaugh 3.73 Seafood Dinners # 249 CRENSHAW, Lillie Irene 89.75 Cajun Catfish Fillets.. # 251 CRENSHAW, Shirley Dyann 14.92 Baked Orange Roughy...... $7 95 This Month's Winner In Our # 264 CRUMP, Nathaniel Est & Betty P...... $6.95 Grilled Red Snapper...... $8.95 % Alma Baker 4.99 $25 Circulation Giveaway!!! Grilled Salmon Steaks...... $8.95 # 289 CURTIS, John A. & Nell 19.89 Fried Large Shrimp...... $6.95 Stuffed Shrimp...... $7.95 # 295 DARNALL, Freddie 198.88 Renew your paper by the 15th of the month in V " , ...... S 67.12 Fried Oysters...... # 325 DUNNING, Lonnie Lee which your subscription expires and your name SEASONED Fried Clams...... 45.95 # 342 EDWARDS, Rodney & Regina 104.29 will be put in our monthly drawing! Steak Dinners ' Above served with choice of potato orfrench Beef Kabob...... fries, bread, and choice of coleslaw or salad. New York Strip...... $9.95 with sauteed mushrooms, green peppers and onion* # 362 FLETCHER, Allen Ray & Susan You could be next month's winner! PorkChoos...... 44 Q5 7 days a week % W i l l i a m B. Fletcher 59.66 Smoked Chops...... $5.25 11:00a.m .-10:00 p.m. Steak & Shrimp...... $7.95 388-2468 # 385 FRANCIS, William 139.22 Gyros Plate...... $4.95 Eddyville, KY Above served with choice ot baked T h e C tiillx R ecord potato or trench tries and salad (across from Eddyville Outlet Mall) # 476 HENDERSON, Dearl Neal & Lou 39.78 P.O. Box 311, Cadiz, KY 42211 # 477 HENDERSON, Dearl Neal & Lou 2.98 # 495 HOLLAND, Charles Anthony & Patricia 124.30 522-6605 # 520 HUMPHRIES, Holman % Pauline Howell 29.74 # 525 HUTCHENS, John & Annette 73.34

# 549 JONES, Marylee 56.43

Sumner's Automotive # 621 LOVE, Alsie M. 182.55 404 Legion Drive - Princeton, Ky. # 639 MARTIN, Beatrice % Susie Cavanaugh 6.22 # 644 MARTIN, Thomas H. % Susie Cavanaugh 11.54 Phone 365-3162 # 651 MAYES, Anthony V. 87.01 # 653 MAYES, Gloria Jean 79.55 ALL-SEASON RADIAL # 654 MAYES, Prine Est. % Kathy Barnes 18.84 # 656 MAYES, Scott Clark 120.89 # 698 MCBRIDE, Elias 41.91 # 707 McGEE, Amanda % Mary Spruill 9.91 Size...... # 753 OLIVER, Lacy & Cheryl 12.43 P155/80R13...... $32.46 # 754 OLIVER, Lacy .63 P165/80R13... $34 82 P 175/80R 13...... $36.52 # 804 RADFORD, Betty & Others 25.92 P185/80R13...... $37.16 # 806 RADFORD, Helena M. 42.53

P185/75R14...... $39.03 # 862 SH0LAR, Cornelius % Florence Wilson 8.21 TM 95/75R 14...... $40.15 # 931 STREET, Henry Lawrence 73.92 P205/75R14...... $41.60 P215/75R 14...... $41.60 # 980 THOMAS, Quincy 256.31 # 990 THOMPSON, Rhoda % Dan Thompson 1.66 P205/75R15...... $43.79 P 215/75R 15...... $45.60 # 1018 TYLER, James C. 23.62 P225/75R15...... $48.31 # 1019 TYLER, James C. 11.19 P235/75R 15...... $50.81 # 1062 WHARTON, Charlie & Mary Ruth 65.88

4-Wheel Computer Alignment # 1088 WILSON, Arthur % Edna Wilson .87 Shocks - Struts - Brakes # 1097 WILSON, Otis 6.67 ^nancinj^Availa^

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To Place A n A d Call Adjustments Deadline Advertisers are requested to check the first insertion of their ads for any error. The Cadiz Record will be responsible for only one incorrect insertion. Any error should All Classified Advertising...... Friday at Noon 522-6605 be reported immediately so corrections can be made. Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Directory Reader Ad Rates $3.00 - 20 Words or Less 1...... 13.13...... Wanted Place your 6 Weeks 7 Weeks 2 ...... For Sale 14., ...... Help Wanted 3...... Appliances 15.. Classified 22 Words 4 ...... Furniture 16.. 23 Words Ad 24 Words 5 ...... 17.. 25 Words where it 6 ...... Trucks 18.. will 7 ...... 19.. 8...... 20.. .Free 9 ...... 21.. .Lost by 10...... Mobile Homes 22.. 11...... Real Estate 23.. thousands 12...... 2424...... Notices of readers

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130 John Deere riding 1978Red Hondamatic Hawk FOR SALE— 10 wooded HAVE SOMETHING TO ATTENTION: If you need INFORMAL FINAL FINAL SETTLEMENT KEN—TENN Investiga­ mower with rear bagger. 40 0 motorcycle, 7,000mile s. acres on 272. Blacktop road SETTLEMENT NOTICE SELL? Want to buy some­ to have something faxed or tions owner, J.B . Wilburn, NOTICE Excellent condition. $600. Looks and runs like new. 2 sides, county water— only thing reasonable? Then need to receive a fax we can Notice is hereby given that specializing in criminal, Notice is hereby given thatRoberta 522-3062. $500,522-0115. $15,000. Call 522-3038. place a classified ad in The help! Ju st call THE CADIZ Onnie Robe rtaTyler, Admin­ civil, domestic and insurance S. Stynski, Executrix of the estate Cadiz Record. It’s easy. Just RECORD for details. It’s istratrix of the estate investigations. 14yearslaw of HARVEY A STYNSKI filed final 2 Row New Holland tobacco For Sale— 3 large bedrooms, call 522-6605. easy! 522-6605. ofJAMES C. TYLER filedin- settlementon April 13,1993 which enforcement experience. setter with side mounted 2 baths, den, large kitchen formal final settlement on was ordered to lay over for record (502) 753-3868. Lincensed tanks. 522-3071. and dinning room level lot. C & B Window Tinting-Resi- April 13,1993 which was or­ according to law. Hearing on same Wanted— Lady to make trip in Kentucky and Tennessee. New roof, $65. 522-6128. dential/Commercial. Re­ dered to lay over for record is set for May 18,1993 before the 1990 24' Sweetwater pon­ to Hopkinsville to Trover duces heat/glare. Reduces LAKE BARKLEY CON­ according to law. Hearing on judge of this court. ALL RECENT (1992) back toon boat- rear entry. 1981 Clinic. Appointment 9 a.m., fading of furnishings, cuts TINUOUS GUTTERING. same is set for May 18,1993 copies of the Cadiz Record 50 H.P. Mercury motor, 22” FOR SALE BY OWNER— 3 May 4. Good pay. Phone 522- cost of heat and air. 3M Aluminum or vinyl siding before the judge of this court. are .50<* +6% tax each (.53y) diameter pontoons, 2 pedes­ bedroom, 2 bath with base­ Pat Wallace, Clerk Products, 5-year warranty. and comice. 34 Cunning­ Pat Wallace, Clerk Copies datingback 1991 and tal bass type chairs on bow. ment on 1 1/4 acre lot in Circuit Court (502)388-2274. ham Avenue, Cadiz, KY. Circuit Court before are $1.00 + 6% tax $4,750. (618) 344-8132. Glen wood Mill Estates. 522- Wanted—Used riding mow­ 522-6788. ($1.06) each. The Cadiz ers in repairable condition. I Record. repair mowers, tillers, 3- Cable to high? Cable not INFORMAL FINAL FINAL SETTLEMENT AQUA PATIO Pontoon. 1991,24 foot 40 horsepower House for sale— 1 acre lot, wheelers, 4-wheelers and available? At under $40.00, SETTLEMENT NOTICE NOTICE INSULATED UNDERPIN­ Mercury motor, tilt-trim, large living room and din­ golf carts. Pick-up and de­ you can own your personal Notice is hereby given that Bank Notice is hereby given that NING for mobile homes and enclosure, porta-potti, depth ning room , kitchen area, 3 livery available. 522-3661. cable. Call 502-885-4811. of Cadiz & Trust Co., Guardianof Jackie R. Anderson, Execu­ out-buildings. For sale by finder. AM/FM cassette. 55 bedrooms, 2 baths upstairs. Mowing— quality work, the Guardianship of RONNIE trix of the estate of sheet or by finished job. Call hours. Moving must sell Downstairs— 2 bedroom, 1 reasonable rates, depend­ MAZAC, JR. filed final settlement C A SEY ’S PAIN TIN G FLORENCE K. ERWIN filed $7,600. (502) 924-5084. bath, utility-room. 26 X 30 14. Help Wanted able service, free estimates. on April 15,1993 which was or­ SERVICE: Painting in and informal final settlement on garage, 1 building, 1 smoke­ out. Paperhanging, woodfin­ Hopkinsville/Trigg County dered to lay over for record ac­ house. Phone 522-6759 on April 13,1993 which was or­ ishing, drywall repair, small area. 886-6445/924-5514. cording to law. Hearing on same is Lot near city limits, $2,200. Lowe 18 1/2 ft. fish and fun highway-272 West. FULL-TIME and Part-time dered to lay over for record carpentry work. Expert set for May 18,1993 before the 924-5097. pontoon with 50 H.P. force jobs available. Apply at Pro- according to law. Hearing on workmanship. 25 years NEED A LAND SUR­ judge of this court. motor A -l condition. Call Tek Security. 205 East 14th same is set for May 18,1993 522-8462. $5,000. HOUSE IN CADIZ—price experience. Reasonable VEYOR OR ENGINEER? before the judge of thiscourt. Street, Hopkinsville. Pat Wallace, Clerk 3. Appliances is upper $40,000; three bed- rates. Every customer satis­ Registeredprofessional sur­ Pat Wallace, Clerk fied. 388-2274.: veyor, highway engineer, Circuit Court ranch brick, walk-in Circuit Court basement, bath and 1/2. Help Wanted in auto colli­ lots, acreage, subdivisions, 11 H P garbage dis­ Phone 365-6589. sion repair and painting. For complete: moving and construction staking, For all Must have experience. Call your surveying needs con­ LEGAL NOTICE posal used twice $50. set-up of your mobile home. LEGAL NOTICE AKC SCHNAUZER pup­ for an appointment from 9— tact James T. Boren, 522- Kitchen-aide automatic Notice House For Sale— The Call Heaton Mobile Home pies— 6 weeks old, first shots 4.522-8255. 7955.______dishwasher. 522-0115. John L. Street Library will Movers. Days 365-6900, A PatiHon For Tranafar of Ex­ A Petition For Transfer of Exemp­ with tails docked. $150. Call accept sealed bids on the sale nights 365-9637. tion and To Dispense With Admini­ 885-3168. emption and To Dtapanaa With and removal of the DA. Johnson Home Construc­ REPAIR Lawn mower, trim­ AdminWraHonwa Mad on April stration was filed on April 16, mer, tiller, chain saws, etc. 4. Furniture Wright house located to the tion, help wanted. Call 522- GILLILAND CONSTRUC­ 12, 1993 on the E.tat. of 1993 on the Estate of AMOS C. Leo’s Repair Service, Hwy Good hunting dogs— Lab. library on U.S. 68 E. Bids TION - New construction, GEORGE HAYDON ADAMS of FUTRELL of 6930 Linton Rood, 272, Phone 522-5297. and Golden Retriever mix. will be accepted through 12 remodeling, room additions 4902 Prlncafon Rood, Cadiz, Cadiz.KY 42211. Claimsmust Full-size large floral sofa. noon, Tuesday, May 18, KY 42211. Claim* must ba be proved according to Kentucky Pale blue, peach and bur- We’ll pay you to type names and decks. Barry Gilliland gandy with beige back­ 1993, and may be sent to and addresses from home. 502-886-9052. proved according >0 Kentucky Revised Statutes and filed within 6 522-1611. Septic Cleaning Service, ground. Oak-table with 2 John L. Street, c/o Trigg $500.00 per 1000. Call 1- Revised Statute, and filed within weeks from the date of publication Septic tanks, grease traps, leaves, 6 chairs with padded County Farmers Bank.P.O. 900-896-1666($1.49min/18 6 week* from the date of publi­ In paper with the Court or Helen GLENN WEST-Roofing. efficient, reliable, reason­ seats. Full-size oak head- HOPKINSVILLE KEN­ Box 500, Cadiz, KY 42211. yrs. +) or Write: PASSE cation In pcpor with the Court or Futrell, 6930 Linton Road. Cadiz, Work guaranteed. Free esti­ able rates. No extra charge NELS- Boarding, grooming For more information or to Nellie Mae Adame, 4902 Prin­ KY 42211. board, foot-board and side A 183,161S. Lincolnway,N. mates. Reasonable. Metal see the property, contact for Sundays and Holidays. rails. $25. Call 522-0115. and pet supplies. Dog obedi­ Aurora, IL 60542. Roofs included. Call 269- ceton Road, Cadiz. KY 42211. John Street (502) 522-6021. HUBERT LONG, 140 ence and counseling. Sky­ 9341. line Drive. 886-5621. Simpson, Hopkinsville, KY Trigg Circuit Court Clerk 885-8076 or 886-9960. Trigg Circuit Court Cleric P. O . Box 6 7 3 12. For Rent Greenfield Construction, P. O . Box 673 5. Automobiles 15. Opportunities Cadiz, KY 42211 roofing, decks, porches, Cadiz, KY 42211 10. Mobile Homes remodeling and out build­ FOR SALE 1979 Cherokee Chief, 4 MOBILE HOME FOR MAKE SOME EXTRA ings, bam repair. Free esti­ wheel-drive. $400. Call 522- RENT. Call 522-7841. MONEY by selling those mates. Call Glenn,522-7974. BY OWNER SAVE — SAVE!! Quality 0914. Uzzle’s Trailer Court. items (clothes, etc.) you do Unit Apart­ built, energy-efficient homes not use anymore. Turn them 3 - EXECUTOR S NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Ken Brown Roofing-Vinyl 1992 Laser RS, automatic, at discounted into cash. Advertise in The ment House, prices”.Dinkins Mobile Siding and Trim. Free esti­ power windows, sunroof and Now accepting applications Cadiz Record classifieds. The undersigned qualified as A Petition For Transfer of Homes, Hwy. 79E, Paris, mates. 924-0016, ask for $800.00 Monthly 18,000 miles. for 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom Call 522-6605. Executor of the estate of Exemption and To Dispense Tenn. 1-800-642-4891. Open Ken. Wife’s car. $12,650 OBO. and 3 bedroom apartments. potential income. JAMES F. TAYLOR of 1226 With Administration was week days till 7 p.m., Satur­ Section 8 assisted. Equal South Road, Cadiz, KY 42211 filed on April 12, 1993 on day till 6 p.m. and Sun. 1— Good location, Opportunity. Barkley on April 9,1993. Claimsmust the Estate of HENRY FRANK 6 p.m. /Alcoholics /Anonymous BUICK ELECTRA 1980. 4 Manor Apartments. 522- Low be proved according to Ken­ BOREN of 2373 Tuggle door, V-6, power, moving, meets every Tuesday night at 8 pm tucky Revised Statutes and Road, Cadiz, KY 42211. must sell. $800. (502) 924- maintenance. filed within a reasonable time Claims must b e proved at the Cadiz Baptist Church Basement and before the expiration of 5084. according to Kentucky 11. Real Estate One and twobedroom, avail­ (entrance behind playground). $75,000.00 six months from the date of Revised Statutes and filed able immediately. Equal Anyone having alcohol problems or appointment (KRS 395.190) FOR SALE—IsuzuTrooper, within 6 weeks from the Building lot at Cumberland Housing Opportunity. 522-3861 with the Executor or his attor­ Call 522-7049 and leave knows someone that has alcohol date of publication in Hills Resort. Price nego­ Handicap Accessiable. Call ney, H. B. Quinn, P. O. Box paper with the Court or Lila tiable. Serious inquiries now 522-8388. problems is encouraged to attend. or 186, Cadiz, KY 42211. Ray Boren, 2373 Tuggle only. 618-945-7096. Road, Cadiz, KY 42211. 522-8371 Doug Taylor Trigg Circuit Court Cleric 7. Motorcycles FOR LEASE— Prime loca­ 100 Dean Dr., #12 P.O.Box 673 Napier's "7°^ LPN tion on Main Street, excel­ Cadiz, KY 42211 Cadiz, KY 42211 1985 Kawasaki 464 LTD lent office building or vari­ Nursery Relief Shift Retired Local Man motorcycle. $800. Call 522- ety shop. Call Locker Realty 0914. at 522-0324. 112 Hopkinsville St. Full-time or Wants To Work Princeton, KY Part-time Vinyl Siding/Soffits 365-7528 Decks & Room Additions FREE LIST LAND WANTED 1 to 50 acres & color brochure of Floral Gifts Apply in person Local references furnished | around Linton, dockable lakefront & Bedding Plants 522-7535 lake access land bar­ Hwy. 164 or 139 gains on Lake Barkley P ere n n ials Personnel Office FREE ESTIMATES South Road. S hrubs in Western KY. Vaca- 12'x20' 0UTW00D tion/retlrel Special Pre­ Must be very Metal Carport $799°° T re es 23524 Dawson construction pricing - reasonable. limited time. Financing. 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ODD LOT! You are asked to place the consecutive odd numbers from 1 A f l S f l A f t r r A f * THE INTERNATIONAL O flO llv lIc C f ® CROSSNUMBER GAME through 17 in the diagram at right so that each row of three numbers across, down and diagonally to­ © tals 27. DIRECTIONS: Fill each square with a number, one through nine. 1 2 3 4 5 Three of the numbers are in • Horizontal squares should add to totals on right. place. Those to be inserted are • Vertical squares should add to totals on bottom. 1 c A M E L 5, 9,11,13,15 and 17. Diagonal squares through center should add to W m m Wishing I3 Well Remember, straight-line rows total in upper and lower right. J 0 2 A are to total 27. 4 6 4 5 6 2 5 4 6 4 3 7 5 Tim e limit: Tw o m inutes. © B A 1 B N J U N A D D B 1 3 M 3 16 4 5 8 2 4 6 7 5 8 3 2 5 8 L ‘Z l ‘G :wofioq !g ‘6 ‘Ct :moj pou :gi ‘I ‘u :ssojob /v\oj doj. 1 L P O N L E D L E B T E Today’s Challenge 14 3 4 2 5 4 2 4 5 3 4 3 6 7 4 E WHAT’S UP! Find the five-w ord secret m essage if c ode w ord 2 Time 1 2 Minutes _P G A R O D F U E T N Y V is HELICOPTER and code is 756 456 0198 75 0126. P.S.: 4 3 5 3 7 6 5 8 6 8 ,2 4 Number code word letters 0 to 9. Seconds 8 5 L 8 8 17 1 D S O E Z T A E S V E A d|aq oi ataq doo d o i :a6essaw Your Working 3 6 3 4 7 6 8 6 2 7 3 6 8 5 25 N T O S R H N 0 A S T U T CAMEL LOT Time Minutes WORKOUT 3 2 8 3 8 2 6 7 3 2 6 7 2 Seconds 13 30 14 15 28 H N D E R C G A R E H T M Letters of five words, the 8 2 7 3 8 2 7 8 7 8 6 2 6 first of which is C A M E L, E E 1 S A N L M E S T T S are used to form a word HERE IS A PLEASANT LITTLE GAME that will give you a square above. How quickly message every day. It's a numerical puzzle designed to can you find these words? spell out your fortune. Count the letters in your first name. If W ord definitions are as fol­ the number of letters is 6 or more, subtract 4. It the number is less than 6, add 3. The result is your key number. Start at lows: SI H 06 61 1. Desert animal (al­ the upper left-hand corner and check one of your key num­ bers, left to right. Then read the message the letters under ready in place). £ S_ the checked figures give you. 2. Over one’s head. A 3. Dominant theme of a L J_ design. 4. Expel from home or z / z_ property. 5. Another name for a z_ THE ILLUSTRATED BIBLE southpaw. R em e m b er, w ords in a Abominations to God word square read alike both “There are six things which the Lord hates, seven which are across and down. an abomination to him: haughty eyes, a lying tongue, andhands that shed innocent blood, a heart that devises evil plans, feet MiQl S )0!A3 V II10VM e SAoqv Z |9uieo i that make haste to run to evil, a false witness who breathes out HAT STUFFI Our artist says there are as many as 15 persons lies, and a man who sows discord among brothers. " wearing hats in the picture above. How many can you find? — Proverbs 6 : 16-19

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1984 BMW 1991 PONTIAC 1992 DODGE 1992 PONTIAC 1992 DODGE 735i GRAND AM DAKOTA GRAND PRIX LE D-150LE Loaded. Must see! 2 door, auto, air, tilt, cruise V6, automatic, LWB 4 dr. auto, air tilt, cruise V8, magnum engine, loaded $ 2 3 6 MONTH $ 1 7 5 MONTH $ 2 1 9 MONTH $ 2 5 9 MONTH $ 2 7 9 MONTH OR $7,988 OR $8,988 OR $10,988 OR $12,988 OR $13,488

1992 CHEVROLET 1991 FORD 1991 FORD 1992 GEO 1991 MERCURY LUMINA EURO TEMPO GL F-350 4X4 PRIZM CAPRI CONVERTIBLE 4 door, all power 4 door, auto, air, stereo #KA68763-cab & chassis 4 door, auto, low mileage #8616566-auto, PW, PL $ 2 5 9 MONTH $ 1 5 3 MONTH $ 2 9 9 MONTH $ 1 9 4 MONTH $ 1 7 9 MONTH OR $12,988 OR $7,988 OR $14,988 OR $9,888 OR $8,988

1992 CHEVY 1989 BUICK 1987 PLYMOUTH 1991 GEO 1992 CHEVROLET CAVALIER REGAL HORIZON METRO LSI SUBURBAN 4 door, auto, air, stereo Low, low miles, loaded 4 door, auto, air, low miles 2 door, auto, air, cassette Silverado, dual air, 9 pass. $ 1 7 9 MONTH $21 1 MONTH $ 6 4 MONTH $ 1 2 9 MONTH $23,788 OR $8,988 OR $8,988 OR $2,888 OR $6,988

1992 GMC 1988 CHEVROLET 1989 FORD 1990 CHEVY 1992 CHEVROLET S-15 JIMMY 4X4 SUBURBAN F-150 XLT S-10 CORSICA All power, automatic 1 owner, dual air, loaded Two-tonepaint V6, auto, air, stereo 4 door, V6, auto, tilt, cruise $ 3 6 9 MONTH $ 3 3 9 M ONTH $ 1 5 9 MONTH $ 1 9 9 MONTH $ 1 8 9 MONTH OR $18,488 OR $10,988 OR $6,988 OR $8,488 OR $9,988

1990 FORD RANGER 1992 BUICK 1991 PONTIAC 1987 NISSAN 1992 FORD SUPERCAB XLT LeSABRE 6000 STANZA GXE TAURUS GL V-6, air, cassette Power windows/locks/seat 4 door, auto, air, loaded Power windows & locks V6, auto, loaded $21 1 MONTH $ 3 1 9 MONTH $ 2 0 9 MONTH $ 1 6 9 MONTH $ 2 5 9 MONTH OR $8,988 OR $15,988 OR $10,888 OR $5,988 OR $12,988

1992 MERCURY 1992 CADILLAC 1992 PONTIAC 1992 HONDA 1990 MERCURY GRAND TOPAZ SEDAN DEVILLE GRAND AM ACCORD LX MARQUIS LS V6, loaded, auto Leather, loaded Auto, loaded, alum, wheels 4 door, loaded, auto, low mileage 1 owner, leather, loaded $ 1 9 9 MONTH $ 4 5 9 MONTH $ 2 3 9 MONTH $ 2 9 9 MONTH $ 2 5 9 MONTH OR $9,988 OR $21,988 OR $11,988 OR $14,988 OR $10,988

1992 FORD 1990 FORD 1987 TOYOTA 1992 FORD 1992 GMC ESCORT LX FESTIVA PICK-UP AEROSTAR LX SAFARI VAN 4 door, auto, air Auto, air Low-rider, low mileage Pw., pi., alum, wheels 7 passenger, loaded $ 1 4 9 MONTH $ 6 9 MONTH $ 1 3 9 MONTH $ 2 7 9 MONTH $ 2 7 9 MONTH OR $7,988 OR $3,488 OR $4,988 OR $13,988 OR $13,988

1992 CHEVROLET 1991 CHEVROLET 1992 FORD F-150 4X4 1992 CHEVROLET 1983 FORD BLAZER SILVERADO XLT loaded, V8, auto 3/4 TON 4X4 RANGER Full-size, Silverado, loaded 350 engine, auto, all power $ 3 4 9 MONTH Silverado, 350 engine, loaded XLT, auto, 47,000 miles, air $ 4 9 8 MONTH $ 2 6 9 MONTH OR $16,988 $ 3 6 9 MONTH OR $13,488 OR $17,988 OR $23,988 $2,988

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•All payments and prices are calculated with factory r Total cash or trade equity due at lease inception $2,000 plus 1st months payment rebates applied. Financing on 60 months. 9.9% A.P.R and security deposit 10% cash down or trade equity. All subject credit 2 Total cash or trade equity due at lease inception $1,000 plus 1st months payment approval. Tax and license extra. and security deposit. ••Payments based on approved credit with $1200 3 Total cash or trade equity due at lease inception $500 plus 1st months payment down plus tax & license (1991-92 models, 60 months and security deposit at 10.9%) (1989-90 models, 48 months at 11.9%) 41st months payment and security deposit due at lease Inception. (1988 models & older, 36 months at 12.9%)

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