THE CADIZ RECjiRD The Hometown Newspaper for Trigg Con PRINTED WITH SOY IN K f § 1 $ ^ a,2! l — VOL. 1 1 2 NO. 5 2 COPYRIGHT © 1 9 9 3 , THE CADIZ RECORD, CADIZ, KENTUCKY DECEMBER 29, 1993 5 0 CENTS City planners give okay to businesses ther's residence at 80 Glendale from a part-time to a full-time Ruling to be Dr., and Maxie Bridges, who venture and he was not aware a buys and sells cars from his 70 business license was needed. forwarded Glendale Dr. residence, sup "I'm not trying to cause a plied enough evidence that problem," said Gordon. "I'm just to city council commissioners unanimously trying to make a living the best agreed both men were in opera way I know how." Two businesses operating in a tion when the city annexed the Some neighbors voiced oppo residential neighborhood ex Glendale area in 1981. sition to the businesses operat isted when the area was an According to city annexation ing in a residential neighbor nexed into the city and can con law, existing businesses at the hood. Rev. and Mrs. Dalton tinue to operate under a grand time of annexation are accepted Stations, 76 Glendale Dr., at father clause, the Cadiz Plan into the city under a grandfa tended both the December city ning and Zoning Commission ther clause. council and planning commis ruled on Dec. 23. The controversy about the sion meetings, stating concern The commission will send its Glendale Drive businesses be that the businesses could de recommendation to the Cadiz gan earlier this fall when Gor crease property values. City Council for approval on don applied for a business li Both businessmen told city Jan. 4. cense. He told the city planners planners they will keep their Tony Gordon, who operates a and the city council in Decem properties clean and main taxidermy business at his fa ber that his business has grown tained. More than 150 expected at soybean meeting here More than 150 soybean pro tion and soybean breeding. In situation for Kentucky’s envi ducers across Kentucky will be formation on investing checkoff ronment and the agriculture in in Trigg County on Jan. 17 and 18 dollars, research and promotion dustry. The environment wins for the 24th Annual Kentucky will also be presented. through cleaner air, and agri Soybean Association Meeting Kenlon Johannes, executive culture wins from using soy and the Soybean Conference 94, director of the National Soy- beans, a renewable domestic at the Lake Barkley State Re diesel Development Board, product that is being used to HELPING HANDS -- Several Trine County fdenH*? snd many others volunteered to get C raif end sort Park. will discuss the many advan develop a cleaner fuel," stated Stephanie Perry's house under roof last week before bad weather hit. The Perrys are remodeling &eir The two-day event will in tages of Soydiesel as an envi- Johannes. home and winter weather conditions appeared after the old roof was removed. Dawson Construction clude panel discussions on major ronmentally-friendly alterna KSA’s pickup truck which Company is doing the remodeling and was assisted,.„J by Zieman Construction Company and several concerns of soybean producers, tive fuel for the future. including groundwater protec "Using Soydiesel is a win-win See Soybeans, Page A-8 Circuit jury finds Slow down in favor of doctor Local law officials fight Not negligent in examination, speeding on new road treatment of teen 3 years ago SCOTT BROWN larger 18-wheelers would take Staff Writer advantage of the extra lane to A Trigg County Circuit Court Fackler's pediatrician referred Although Cadiz is not today travel faster than normal. jury needed just a short time to him to an orthopedic surgeon known as the "speed trap" it However, both officers say find that a local physician was who felt that an infection had once was, police are trying to that is not the case. In fact, the not negligent in his examina developed. keep speeding in the city from fastest truck clocked on the tion and treatment of a Examination of the knee also getting out of control. However, radar during the two checks HERE COMES SPEED RACER - Radar units on U.S. 68 have been Louisville teen three years ago. revealed a tear of the quadra- with the recent opening of the was driving 62 mph. clocking motorists in excess of the 55 mile per hour speed limit since the James A. Fackler III, of cepts tendon. Fackler was hos four-lane highway from Toll- White said speeding has opening of the four-lane road last month. Louisville, named Dr. James pitalized a total of 21 days, gate Centre to Montgomery, particularly picked up on the Brazil, M.D., defendant in a during which time he under that may be easier said than recently opened 3.1 mile stretch lawsuit that claimed Brazil went surgery. done. of U.S. 68 that has the passing Are You Speeding? misdiagnosed an injury he sus Fackler's attorney argued The Cadiz Police Depart lane for faster moving vehicles. tained, which caused further that the tendon tear should ment is using the Triple Jeop "They are just flying out A recent radar check in Cadiz shows that the major extensive treatment according have been noticed during ardy highway safety program there since it opened," said ity of motorists are exceeding the speed limit, especially to court records. Brazil's examination and that as a way to curtail speeding in W hite. Fackler, who was 14 years he should have cleansed the A recent radar check at vari the city and on new U.S. 68, in residential areas. old at the time of the incident, wound better to prevent possi which was annexed into the ous points on the highway was treated for a knee injury in ble infection. city earlier this year. found that vehicles averaged Daytime (radar run between 2 p.m. and 5 p.m.) the emergency room of Trigg Brazil maintained on the "There are no stereotypes to 62.7 rqiles per hour. During Posted Average Volume County Hospital April 5, 1990 witness stand that he simply who speeds and who doesn't," that 27 minute span, an average Street Limit Speed Per Minute after cutting his leg on some un did not see where the tom ten said Cadiz Police Chief Ray of 5.6 cars a minute one way U.S. 68 four-lane 55 62.7 mph 5.6 (one way) derwater rocks while swim don had occurred and felt that White. "We do seem to see traveled on the highway. Lafayette 25 32.4 mph ming in Lake Barkley. he had cleansed the wound more speeding done at night as The speeds ranged from 47 3.0 West End 25 30.1 mph 12 Dr. Brazil inspected, probed, sufficiently. opposed to the daytime." mph to a staggering 87 mph. and cleansed the 2 1/2 inch cut The suit, filed in April 1991, White does, however, notice The latter received a speeding that required nine stitches. He Nighttime (radar run between 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.) originally listed Trigg County that people in red cars seem to ticket from White. also advised a family friend Hospital as a co-defendant, but Posted speed more than others. "We're not out here to write Average Volume who brought Fackler to the charges against the health Officer Lance Holeman said tickets to everyone, but that Street Limit Speed Per Minute hospital to take Fackler to his care facility were dismissed in that he has noticed that multi was a little excessive," said U.S. 68 four-lane 55 62.9 mph 4.3 (one way) family doctor when they re July. purpose family vans seem to White, who added that the Lafayette 25 33.7 mph 1.0 turned to Louisville. Fackler The trial lasted three days travel faster inside the city. driver was from Hopkinsville West End 25 30.9 mph 1.0 was also given pain medication in circuit court, with the jury When the new U.S. 68 four- and was aware that she was and had his leg wrapped. returning a verdict in favor of lane road was opened, the gen . _ „ . „ - Daytime radar was conducted on December 15. Nighttime radar was con- Court records went on to say Brazil after a short period of eral consensus was that the See Speed, Page A-8 ducted on December 22 that after returning to deliberations, according to Cir Louisville two days later, cuit Court Clerk Pat Wallace.
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New Year's resolutions Just The Other Day By Billy Rawls There is something about New Year's •Learn the correct pronunciation of that makes people want to change. Re Lafayette Street. I still want to say LAF- member, I did not say they do change. I A-YET. Nineteen-ninety-four is said they want to change. M a t t •Go to church more often. a'coming as sure as you are One reason may be the need to start a •Learn how to operate more than the S a n d e r s a'shootin', and it puts me in new year with a clean slate. For some of clock on my VCR. mind of two old songs that have us, it does not take long to get the slate a •Have a social life. gone by the way-side. One of little bit soiled. •Eat more vegetables. Up to now, I them is "If I'd knowed you was This year has been a whirlwind for me don’t eat vegetables that end in a vowel. a'coming, I'd a baked a cake." — a good whirlwind, but still a whirl better just because they have more peo •Finish writing my novel. I wrote about The other is "The Martins and wind. New job. New city. New state. ple. In Cadiz, neighbors talk to each 150 pages six years ago (a rough, rough the Coys." New friends. New way of life. other. Motorists honk and wave at me draft). There is only one problem — I It does not seem that long ago that I ac when I run in the morning. People are have yet to come up with a plot. ••O cepted this job, pulled up stakes and concerned when you're sick. It's the little •Work less than 60 hours a week. Number one tells of something nice that could have been done IF moved to Cadiz. things that make life enjoyable. •Mail my Christmas cards before prior knowledge had been obtained. But, the second is about a Some people still want to know how I I know, I know...back to the original Christmas. feud between two hill-billy families who customarily greeted ' ‘ could be happy in Cadiz after living in a subject. I can’t get off that easily and not •Learn how to use at least half of the each other with bullets and buck-shot. Well, we know that 1994 place as big as St. Louis. They are selling make some resolutions. Okay, here it goes tools in my toolbox. is a’coming, and there are no IF's about it. How shall we greet it? this city (and county) short. Sure, there — if I were to list some resolutions, here •Figure out how to put together my gas As I write; the ham, the bird, And the CAKE have already are things in St. Louis that I miss - the would be some things that I would, or grill. been baked. 'Me'an' my wife, Charline, look forward to St. Louis Symphony, the Art Museum, should, work on: •Write letters instead of depending on welcoming guests on Christmas Day, when mutual love will be live theater in Forest Park, road races •Try not to hurt anyone in 1994 like I the telephone. expressed. Any shooting in our neighborhood is likely to be in the j every weekend, freshly-baked bread did in 1993, especially those close to me. •Take up scuba diving (and spend more form of celebratory fireworks that express a season of love— , W from Amighetti's, and Blues hockey •Write this column every week. time out on the lake). there’s too much violence in the world already. games at The Arena. But, this is nothing •Acquire a taste for fried chicken. Those are some of mine. And yours? new. There are things I miss about every •Run a 10-K road race (6.2 miles) in less Happy New Year. If you drink this So! What’s for the future? Will our New Year resolutions lead’ !' place I’ve lived. than 42 minutes and run (and hopefully New Year's Eve, please give someone else us on the path to a revolution (or revolving) back to the things 4* But, Cadiz is my home. Cities are not finish) a half-marathon (13.1 miles). your car keys. and ways that have already proved to be of the best that mankind has to offer? I have never been worth a hoot at keeping my resolutions at any;> time of year—if I bothered to make them. Somehow, they always seemed to hamper my enjoyment of so many pleasures. 20 years ago. But, instilled in me from my youth, are many things that were taught me (by people who cared about how to honor others). Each ' of us are fortunate to have associated with such good leaders. Poet, Eugene Field wrote in his poem, JEST BEFORE ; ' CHRISTMAS that little boys should "Say yesum to the women '' Trigg County School System was subject and yessir to the men. And when they’s company, don't pass your ' of a film shoot to soon be aired plate for pie again." Field's writing is full of good advice and throughout Kentucky. love that children can understand. Lamar Futrell named to the County Agricultural Stabilization and Just the other day, as I was listening to seasonal carols on TV, I • Conservation (ASC) Committee. became aware that none of the several batches of them even Airman First Class James L. Jones, son bothered to mention any hint of how Christmas came to be. In * ( of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Jones graduated other words, they were merely "Xmas" for worldly pleasures, at Sheppard AFB, Texas, from the U. S. without imparting to anyone, recognition of the Prince of peace Air Force aircraft mechanic course. whose earthly teachings are the only hope for us humans. Crisp Furniture Store was selling a two piece naugahyde living room or den set Can you have a happy new year with peace 6n earth and for $184.95. One-Half gallon ice cream was selling goodwill to men?—Itcan-not be done alone. - , , for 69 Will 1994 seem to have been happy when it has gone by? Or will we console ourselves with the sad words A holiday dream IT COULD HAVE BEEN? (Editor's note: We are reprinting one of mother, is 17, and she will be off to school Lewis Grizzard's favorite holiday next fall. It's hard to believe. Nancy columns, from 1990.) and I will have been married 25 years This week in histoxy MORELAND, Ga. - Home for the hol next July. idays. Mother’s in the kitchen cooking L e w is I've got so much to be thankful for, this turkey and dressing. Aunt Jessie is bring and every other Christmas. I've got my ing some of her creamed com. It's the best G r iz z a r d health. When I was 15, the doctors dis On January 1,1831, William Lloyd Garrison began his . . on Earth. covered a heart murmur. But it didn't turn abolitionist newspaper, The Liberator ... December 29, 1845, the . , Aunt Una has cooked a pecan pie. out to be anything serious. I can still boast U.S. Congress admitted Texas into the Union ... January 1,1863, . , © by Cowles Syndicate, Inc. Mama Willie, my grandmother, has pre of the fact I've never spent one night in President Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation, freeing . , pared her specialty, the Japanese fruit the hospital. "all slaves in areas still in rebellion" ... December 29, 1876, a cake she's made every year I can remem Nancy’s fine, too. And still as beautiful train crash in Ashtabula, Ohio resulted in 92 deaths ... December. ber. got all the looks in the family. as ever. And we've never had one bit of 29,1890, the Battle of Wounded Knee, the last major conflict Daddy Bun, my grandfather, and my My dad may even drop by. He asked if trouble with the kids. Lewis III doesn't between Indians and U.S. troops, took place; about 200 Indian Uncle Dorsey will be back in a couple I thought it would be OK. wear an earring, and Christine makes all men, women, and children and 29 soldiers were killed . . . hours. They're rabbit hunting with my Mother and dad divorced when I was 6, A's. December 30,1903, a fire swept through the Iroquois Theater in cousin, Scooter. It's sort of a Christmas but there's really no hard feelings. My Mother is still spry, and she'll be 80 Chicago, 111., resulting in a devastating death toll of 602 ... tradition - they go rabbit hunting to stepfather, H.B., has always said, soon, herself. And Mama Willie and December 30,1906, a train disaster in Washington, D.C., killed 53. gether. "Invite your dad anytime. We'll welcome Daddy Bun, bless their hearts, are star people ... January 2, 1907, a train accident in Volland, Kan., - "We're going to have the entire family him ." ing at 100. resulted in a death toll of 33 ... December 27, 1927, "Show Boat" here," my mother said, beaming, on Daddy had some tough years. Every It’s like mother said last night: "This opened in New York City ... December 31,1936, the London Naval » Christmas Eve morning. body said it was the war. family is so lucky. I don't know what Reduction Treaty, a pact agreed to by U.S., Britain, Italy, France Indeed. But he stopped drinking and straight we've done to deserve it." and Japan, expired ... December 31,1944, a railroad disaster in All the aunts and uncles: Nell, Nena, ened himself out. He's still the funniest I know there will come a time when we Bagley, Utah took the lives of 50 people ... January 1, 1975, ex- . John, Johnny and Grover. All my cousins. person I know. all can't be together like this. There will Attorney General John N. Mitchell and ex-presidential advisers , Billy’s driving down from Atlanta. Jim's My wife and kids are over visiting her be Christmases down the road without H.R. Haldeman and John D. Ehrlichman were found guilty of come all the way from New York. I family down the road. Thomas and Ruby some of us. It cannot be denied. Watergate cover-up charges ... December 30,1978, the House haven't seen him in years. are wonderful in-laws. But enough of those thoughts. I'm Select Committee on Assassinations committee recessed after , Glenda and Barney will be here with We've got two children now. I can't be home, and I've got the people I love the concluding conspiracies likely in the assassinations of President . their kids. And Gerry and Van and their lieve Lewis III is about to graduate from most around me. My thankfulness is Kennedy and Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., but with no further ^ brood. And my cousin Lynn, the one who college. Christine, who we named after boundless. hard evidence for further prosecutions . Letters To The Editor Policy THE CADTZ RECORD Published each Wednesday by Waterland Staff Readers are welcome and encouraged to express their opinions on Press Inc. Located on Nunn Blvd. Office open Ja n Cave...... General Manager our Opinion pages by writing letters to the editor. We print letters on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 8 a.m. to Matt Sanders...... 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Phone (502) 522-6605 or 1- Association. 800-880-6606. ______©1993 by THE CADIZ RECORD I I I A The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, December 29,1993, A-3 Veterans Assistance Officer _____ OPINION to counsel vets, families LOUISVILLE -- Walter Brewer, a volunteer Veterans Assis tance Officer for the Kentucky Center for Veterans Affairs, will be at Cadiz City Hall Conference Room on Jan. 3,1994, from 9 to 11 a.m. Letters Veterans and their families will be provided counseling and assistance in filing claims for state and federal benefits. This is a free service provided by the State of Kentucky. There is no charge or fee. For more information contact Sam McClaran, regional 'Magnificent Seven' fill up County coroner commended coordinator for the Center for Veterans Affairs, at (502 ) 885-9622. • our minds, empty our hearts for efforts during tragic times To The Editor, try Inn motel. Dale's generosity To The Editor, Vinson. As tragic as December The television satellite was unbelievable. He insisted We Trigg Countians pride 15 was, this community cham ServiceM ASTER ourselves in being good at many pion stood tall for us all. Be trucks with their large white on buying my breakfast just as Serving Fort Campbell Post, Christian, dishes pointing into space have he insisted on buying supper for things. We brag about our sieged by the news media, Todd, Trigg & Logan Coontles Country Hams and boast of long since returned to his student friends, Shelly overwhelmed by his task at CarpeVRugs Janitorial Services Trigg County being the Carpet Maintenance Programs Smoke/Odor Control Nashville. Their signals that Grant, Beverly Merrick, and hand, John pulled together all Disaster Restoration Resilient Floor Maintenance sent out our grief messages must the other students who loved "Crappie Capital of the the necessary resources to con Emergency Services Soil Proofing World." We tell everyone we Fire/Water/Smoke Cleanup Vandalism Cleanup & surely have touched the face of Dale. duct the service with honor and Upholstered Furniture Walls Gimcrackery God. Our seniors, Steven Wal Dale Garner and the six see about how great the quality dignity. Housewide Cleaning Wood Floors Gift Certificates Available 3rd floor lace and Joseph Rogers; our ju other students who comprise of life is and how beautiful our A large metropolitan city we niors, Dale Garner, David the Magnificent Seven are in night time Christmas Parade is are not, however we have a Miz Malva's Lawrence, Jeremy Gordon, Jesse the thoughts and in the minds every year. county coroner that is in a class Lawrence; and our freshman, of the students who survived Events over the past couple of his own. Thanks John. Antique Mall. Patric Perry will forever be re this tragedy. This disaster is to weeks should make us realize membered as the best young men some degree tearing them how fortunate we are to have a Harry O. Todd BEAUTICONTROL® All Christmas ever to have graced Trigg apart, filling up their minds, county coroner such as John R. Cadiz COSMETICS items 20 to 50% County soil. I prefer to remem- and emptying their hearts. We the worriers premier image company"* •Free Color Analysis ^ ber these young men as the cannot bury our heads in the Ex-countian asks residents •Skin Care and Cosmetics off. Entire stock "Magnificent Seven.” In a mat sand or throw up our hands and •Instant Image Makeover ter of hours news of their let them face this alone. The •Personal Image Profile© Gimcrackery to reach out in time of need •Club & Corporate Presentations deaths began tearing us apart, impact of this may not hit 10% off now filling up our minds, and emp them until they return to school To The Editor, for the people of the county Teresa Gresham tying our hearts, the hearts of in January 1994 and find the My name is Brenda Edmonson who must be shaken to their image Consultant Jan. 10, 1904 this state, the hearts of this empty desks of those students and I have lived in Frankfort, very cores. I will grieve over 235-5511 great nation, and the hearts of who will never return to the KY, for almost two years. My this without the comfort, love those who received the news by classroom. family and some very dear and understanding of my fellow satellite all around the world. I would like to suggest that friends are there in Cadiz, Trigg Countians. $ Forever frozen in my mind we allow the students to where I also lived most of my So I ask all of you to please, and my shattered heart, as I facilitate this slow recovery life. This week I have learned during this holiday season full stood at the car wreck on De and to do it in a way that gives (the hard way) that you can of tragedy and heartache, 'ZuMf, 6 X S • 5 2 2 - 6 5 9 5 cember 15,1993 was the memory them some control over a situa take the woman out of the reach out, comfort, help and of the people at the accident tion in which they had no con county, but you can’t take the love one another. The simplest scene. Amy Hale Underhill, a trol. Perhaps they can design a county out of the woman. act could make all the dif young Trigg County High memorial and have it erected I am, of course, referring to ference another person needs to School teacher was standing on school property. The junior the tragic accident that took make it through a hard mo nearby shivering in the cold class, senior class, and fresh the lives of those seven bright ment. Help each other begin 3 3 % .. 8 0 % night. She said to me, "John, I man class can have the names, young men. Although I didn't the long healing process. cannot leave until they move pictures, and eulogy placed in know any of them personally, I God bless each of you and my Dale. He is like family and I this memorial for future gener grieve along with the rest of deepest, most heartfelt have to stay here." Tears were ations to view. We should give Trigg County. I have shed many sympathy to all. running down her face. Amy the students the opportunity to tears and said many, many off was Dale's former teacher. He do something that is of the stu prayers for the families and Brenda Edmonson exhaling some jew elry had given her a Christmas or dents, for the students, and by friends of those boys, as well as Frankfort, KY nament that his mother, Mar the students. Even let them sha Jean Garner, designed just a fund it with individual dona- few days before the accident. tions of fifty cents or one dollar. C o u n t i a n s Standing next to me, tearing The important thing is that we me apart, was my son, John An let this be an act of love by the a s k e d t o drew. He was ten years older students, a sacred endeavor. than his cousin, Dale Gamer, The funeral service at Trigg d e p e n d o n but they were like brothers. No County High School was the best friends could have been most dignified funeral service e a c h o t h e r closer. John looked at the cov ever witnessed by this county. ered body of the child that he Our local funeral directors suf To The Citizens of Cadiz, had held in his arms as a baby fered along with us in their loss I read with heartfelt sorrow and silently whispered, "Oh of a nephew and a cousin. I sin of the tragedy that has struck Dale, Dale, Dale, this is not cerely appreciate the unselfish your town. I wanted to extend to right. You did nothing wrong." I acts of Dr. Brazil as he went to you all my sincere sympathy could only stand there and let the homes of the families who and prayers for courage, the warm tears fall down my requested his help. He would strength and understanding. cheeks. Then thoughts began not accept payment for his One-and-one-half years ago, filling up my mind. This cher services. He told me, "John, it is I lost someone very close to me ished child in that crushed car the least that I can do." in a motorcycle accident. At the belonged to Marsha and Roger God's tender mercies were time, she was a member of a Gamer. Yet Dale lived only 40 evident when students came to youth group I was advisor of. Full-Size feet from my house and seldom the home of Marsha and Roger We all got through the shock of would a day go by that Dale Garner and shared stories of the first few days, and the would not come over and say, happy times with Dale Gamer. hard months that followed, by "Big John, can I play pool?" or Ben Harper, Joey Thomas, and talking, crying, hugging, "Is Little John and Sarah com Buddy McGraw taught us that Chevy Trucks laughing and remembering to ing over tonight?" I looked at a the healing begins only if we gether. Talk about it. Remem valentine card Dale sent to his keep alive the memory of those ber your friends. Don't be afraid Aunt Paula when he was six seven magnificent students. to laugh — it's okay. And it's years old, and it is emptying The healing process for our okay to cry. my heart. students may not be accom Everything happens for a It seemed like an eternity as plished in one day, in a week, reason, even though we don't John, Amy, and I stood there in in a month, or even a year. It is always know why. And good a silent wake, filling up our a slow process that may go on can come from tragedy, even if Don't Miss Our minds with memories of the for a long time and it may re you have to search for it. wonderful joy and happiness quire help from professionals. May God’s love and peace be that these children gave to Our children need to know that with you all. their parents: Roger and Mar it is O.K. to cry, that it is ac Tori Mason sha Oakley Gamer, Larry and ceptable to talk and remember (Editor’s note: This letter was Year-End Betty Bridges Lawrence, Larry our fellow students who will mailed to the Trigg County and Carolyn Hawkins Rogers, never return to the classroom. judge-executive’s office and was Craig and Stephanie Vinson More importantly, several read during the Dec. 21 fiscal Perry, Jon (Tony) and Doris parents lost all their children court meeting.) West Gordon, Bill and Barbara and all they have left is Close-Out SaleH! Bullock Lawrence, and Randy memories. They need to keep Auxiliary thanks and Dianne Hart Wallace. As these memories alive. So talk the last child was solemnly to them and listen to them as placed in the ambulance, I they talk about their precious contributors thanked Amy for all the help, children. Let us keep the To The Editor, guidance, and kindness that she memories of Dale, David, The Ladies Auxiliary to gave to these boys. I thanked Jeremy, Steven, Jesse, Joey, and VFW #7890 Cadiz, again her for being a friend to Dale. Patric alive in our prayers, in wishes to thank all the folks Dale Garner was a great our conversations, and in our that contributed to our Christ source of John's happiness. It hearts, for as long as we have mas food baskets. was the highlight of Dale's life. Dale Gamer was loved by A very special thank you to life to be John's fishing partner so many people. He is Marsha the Cee Bee West for their and to come in fifth place in the and Roger Gamer's only child. I generosity, and to the Family Buddy Bass tournament. Dale's invite Dale's friends and fel Dollar Store for helping with dad had taught him to hunt low classmates to write or visit the gift giving. and fish at an early age. Dale's his parents. If I can be of any Because of your thoughtful home is filled with trophies assistance, please call me. To ness, we were able to make that he won because of the gether, and with God's help, Christmas a little brighter for skills that he learned from his we shall come out of this five families and their chil dad. Dale worked for me for 20 tragedy. dren. Clay Street * Downtown Hopkinsville, Ky. 8 8 G -1 2 0 7 hours this past November doing John F. Hall (Dale's Uncle) Marty Kellams maintenance work at the Coun Cadiz VFW Auxiliary Pres. 7890 A-4, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, December 29,1993 OBITUARIES Rex Peal Homer Lee Radford Martha Jane Smith Funeral services for Rex Peal, 84, of Cadiz were conducted on Funeral services for Homer Lee Radford, 87, of Cadiz were con Graveside services for Mrs. Martha Jane Smith, 77, of Hop- m Dec. 26,1993, at Goodwin Funeral Home in Cadiz. ducted on Dec. 24,1993, at Goodwin Funeral Home in Cadiz. kinsville and formerly of Cadiz were conducted on Dec. 23, 1993,- The Rev. Carey Calhoun officiated the services. Burial fol Jim Ricks and the Rev. Larry Baker officiated the services. at Grove Hill Cemetery in Shelbyville, with Goodwin Funeral r; lowed in the East End Cemetery. Burial followed in the Lawrence Cemetery in Trigg County. Home in charge of arrangements. Mr. Peal was a farmer and member of the Baptist faith. Mr. Radford was a mechanic and car salesman. He was a mem Father C. Joseph Batcheldor officiated the services. Mr. Peal died on Dec. 23 at Caldwell County Hospital in ber of Cadiz United Methodist Church. Mrs. Smith was a previous owner and manager of the Kentucky" . ^ Princeton, following a long illness. He died on Dec. 22 at Pinecrest Manor in Hopkinsville, follow Theater in Cadiz. She was a member of the Catholic faith. ™ He was bom on Aug. 23,1909, in Trigg County, son of the late L. ing a short illness. She died on Dec. 20 at Jennie Stuart Medical Center in Hop- ; Frank Peal and Janie Sears Peal. Mr. Radford was bom on Oct. 27, 1906, in Trigg County, son of kinsville, following a long illness. Surviving are his wife, Ruby Luton Peal of Cadiz; and several the late Lorenzo Radford and Ella Mae Battoe Radford. Mrs. Smith was bom on Feb. 20,1916, in Hardin County, daugh nieces and nephews. Survivors are one son, J. Earl Radford of Hopkinsville; one ter of the late Leslie P. Smith and Dorothy Ann Parrish Smith. f Pallbearers were Kelsie Calhoun, Craig Calhoun, Gary Lester, brother, Haydon Radford of Trigg County; and one granddaugh Survivors are three sons, William Freeman Smith, Jr. of Bay Johnny Birdsong, David Carter, and David Hanson. ter, Kelly Radford of Hopkinsville. St. Louis, Miss., Sydney D. Smith of Englewood, Ohio, and Roy Honorary pallbearers were Gary Calhoun, Morris Calhoun, He is preceded in death by his first wife, Eleanor Lee Ricks Chardon of Austin, Texas; two daughters, Dorothy Jane Smith of Bill Lester, Hobert Luton, Donnie McCraw, and Kenneth Oakley. Radford; his second wife, Minnie Louis Turner Radford; five Dawson Springs and Mary Elizabeth Smith of Murray; five Music was provided by Bob Higbee, soloist, and Susie Higbee, brothers, two in infancy, James and Joe Radford, Hubert Radford, grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. 1 organist. 1983, Herman Radford, 1987, and Herbert Radford, 1986; two sis She is preceded in death by her husband, William Freeman ' ters, one in infancy, Grace Radford, and Elizabeth R. Whitaker, Smith, Sr., who died on Dec. 19, 1950; and one brother, W illiam. , in 1939. Owen Smith, Sr. Christopher Bradley Goodwin Pallbearers were F.J. Hanberry, Tom Gentry, Mack Cunning Contributions may be made to the Parents Anonymous or to the Christopher Bradley Goodwin, 19, of Princeton died on Dec. 26, ham, Eugene Taylor, Jerry Radford, and Jack Hanberry. Children's Health and Mental Protection, in care of Estes ' 1993, at Western Baptist Hospital in Paducah. Honorary pallbearers were Burwick Downs. Psychological Services, 104 North 5th St. in Murray. A student at Caldwell County High School, Mr. Goodwin died Music was provided by Mae Perdue, organist, and Mike Rose Music was provided by Sara Beth Farabee, soloist. of injuries sustained in a one-vehicle accident on Dec. 25. soloist. Mr. Goodwin was bom on Oct. 28,1974, in Hopkinsville. He was a member of the Hopwell Baptist Church in Lyon County. Pross Harper Survivors include his father and step-mother, Ronnie and Dot- Mitchell (Mitch) V. Simmons Funeral services for Pross (P.W.) Harper, 77, of Eddyville were. , tie Goodwin of Cadiz; his mother and step-father, Diane and Funeral services for Mitchell (Mitch) V. Simmons, 83, of Cadiz conducted on Dec. 17,1993, at Dunn's Funeral Home in Eddyville. Christy Carroll of Lyon County; maternal grandparents, Mr. and were conducted on Dec. 27, 1993, at East Cadiz Baptist Church The Rev. Dan Short officiated the services. Burial followed in Mrs. George Hunsaker of Lyon County; maternal great-grand with Goodwin Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. the Macedonia Cemetery. mother, Flora Hunsaker of Princeton; maternal grandmother, The Revs. Harold Rose and O.D. Boyd officiated the services. Mr. Harper died on Dec. 14 at Caldwell County Hospital. He Helen Hendricks of Princeton; paternal grandmother, Barbara Burial followed in the East End Cemetery. was a member of Crossroads Baptist Church. Goodwin of Princeton; paternal great-grandmother, Lillie Mae Mr. Simmons was retired from Alcola Aluminium. He was a Surviving are four sons, Jerry Harper of Cadiz, Sonny Harper of v Ladd of Princeton; one sister, Dee Dee White of Lexington; one member of East Cadiz Baptist Church, where he was a deacon Eddyville, Troy Harper of Denver, Colo., and Donnie Harper of half-brother, Patrick Carroll of Lyon County; two step-brothers, and training director. Carlsbad, N.M.; four daughters, Ann Ezell of Cadiz, Cleva Fultz Dustin Brashears and Derek Brashears, both of Cadiz; two half- He died on Dec. 24 at Lourdes Hospital in Paducah, following a of Eddyville, Sue Hickman of Litchfield, 111., and Gala Coving- ; sisters, B.J. Goodwin of Princeton and Misty Carroll of Lyon short illness. ton of Aurora, Colo.; two step-sons, Mike Ritter of Kuttawa and « County; maternal step-grandparents, Nelson and Ruby Carroll of Mr. Simmons was bom on Sept. 9,1910, in Trigg County, son of Malcolm Ritter of Lakeland, Fla.; one step-daughter, Dean \ Lyon County; paternal step-grandparents, Marshall and Jane the late Archie Simmons and Alma Dawson Simmons. Hammonds of Eddyville; two brothers, R.B. Harper of Calvert -I Noel of Cadiz; and his girl friend, Susan Rushing of Fredonia. Survivors are his wife, Mary Ellen Simmons of Cadiz; four City and John M. Harper of Grand Rivers; three sisters, Mildred Funeral services were on Dec. 28, 1993, at Morgan's Funeral brothers, Kenneth Simmons and Earl Simmons, both of Hop Tidwell of Kuttawa, Virginia Choat and Kitty Lee Doom, both of . Home with the Rev. Ed Rawlins officiating. Burial followed in kinsville, Norris Simmons of Henderson and Adrian Simmons of Grand Rivers; 31 grandchildren; and 36 great-grandchildren. " the Rogers Cemetery in Christian County. Memphis, Term.; and three sisters, Mrs. Nell Coyle and Mrs. He was preceded in death by his first wife, Margie Harper; his I Memorial contributions may be made to the Caldwell County Myrtie Cunningham, both of Cadiz; and Mrs. Eula Higbee of Scholarship Fund, P.O. Box 229, Princeton, KY, 42445. second wife, Glenna Harper; one son; three step-children; one . ; Hermanville, Miss. step-grandchild; and his parents, Troy and Mamie Trimrh • He is preceded in death by one sister, Geneva Thomas, who Harper. Helen Taylor Baker died in 1946; and his parents. Mrs. Helen Taylor Baker, 78, of Adamsville died on Dec. 9, Pallbearers were Scott Sivills and Bonell Key and deacons of 1993, at the Tri-County Nursing Home in Adamsville. the church. Mrs. Baker was bom on Oct. 27, 1915, in Trigg County, the Honorary pallbearers were Sam Boteler, Steve Boteler, Bringing you its, second century of! daughter of the late Harvey Taylor and Peachie Mae Ahart Charles Boteler and remaining deacons of the church. Taylor. On Jan. 20, 1935, she was united in marriage to Terry Otis Music was provided by Rita Stewart, soloist and organist. Bak^,’’Wh"o preceded her in death on TuTy"27/T990r She was a member of the First Baptist Church of Savannah and had lived in Savannah since 1954. She worked as a home Rose Marie Barnett maker and was a former employee of the Brown Shoe Company Rose Marie Barnett, 55, of Eddyville died on Dec. 23, 1993, at and the X-L Convenience Store. Lourdes Hospital in Paducah. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Gale Shaw of Shiloh; a son, Funeral services were conducted on Dec. 28 at Dunn's Funeral Bobby R. Baker of Savannah; four grandchildren; Terry Ray Home in Eddyville with the Rev. Bobby Jackson, Jr. officiating. Baker, Cherie Jan Baker, Debbie Smith, and Sandy Shaw; five Burial followed in the Rolling Hills Cemetery in Eddyville. great-grandchildren; two step great-grandchildren; five sisters, Survivors include her husband, Orvel Barnett of Eddyville; one Mrs. Geneva Grant of Hopkinsville, Mrs. Ollie Lopinot of Michi daughter Debra Herrod of Fredonia; three sons, Jim Latham, There are many things gan, Mrs. Lucille Cline of O'Fallon, 111., Mrs. Mary Winfield of Danny Latham, and David Latham, all of Evansville, Ind.; five J i n life w e c a n n o t u n d e rs ta n d , Evansville, Ind., and Mrs. Vera Carr of Madison, Tenn.; and two grandchildren; three brothers; and two sisters. b u t w e r e a liz e w e a re n o t a lo n e , brothers; Lee Wrightman Taylor of Bowling Green and Howard for the thoughts and the love of Taylor of Cadiz. o th ers w h o c a re a re a lw a y s w ith us. She was preceded in death by a grandson, Bob Shaw; three @acU%— f t (faeat "PCata \ A s w e re fle c t b a c k o y e r th e p a st s e ve ra l 1 brothers, Jim Taylor, who died in the 1960s, Wilson Taylor, who y e ars, it is w it h g re a t ap p re c ia tio n w e l died on April 30, 1975, and Joe Clifford Taylor, who died on Feb. thank our many friends, excellent 3, 1978; and one sister, Lola Taylor Hunter Coleman, who died in caregivers, compassionate doctors the 1980s. and nurses and the Muscular Services were held on Saturday, Dec. 11, at the Shackelford D y s tr o p h y A s s o c ia tio n fo r th e ir s u p p o rt 1 Chapel in Savannah, with Dennis Trull officiating. Burial was W rChe family o f iPross Uiarper would A special thank you is extended from our in the Memory Gardens of Hardin County. fam ily to the staff of Goodwin Funeral Hom e like to thank their friends who were so thought] for being so caring and understanding. *See Our New Creations* to remember us with flowers, cards and food. Our love and appreciation to Bro. Norm an Ellis & Bro. Todd Jones for SMITH'S WOOD PRODUCTS their words of encouragement. Thank you to Martha Quarles and Bro. cAiay fjod bless each and every one of you. John M itchell for their beautiful message in song, to our friends w ho Hobby & Craft Store served as pallbearers as well as those of you who sent flowers, M D A Sonny & Cindy Diarper donations, cards, brought food and remembered us in your prayers. 4355 Hopkinsville Road (Highway 68 - East - 4 miles East of Cadiz) Jesse would have been so pleased at all the visits, cards, flowers, food and genu ine concern extended to our family during our loss. 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She re ing the Kentucky Department In addition to the Trigg fiscal places Mary White, a long of Local Government (DLG). court, the resolution has been time library board chairman. approved by other city and Whelan was recommended by The DLG recently has been county governments, Kentucky the library board because of her hit with unfunded mandates League of Cities, Kentucky interest in the library. and cutting of basic state ap County Judge-executives Asso propriations, weakening the ciation, Kentucky Association •Accepted a paving bid of office's ability to assist local of Counties, Kentucky Magis $19,361.25 by Kentucky Stone governments. DLG programs trates and Commissioners for .9 of a mile on Bronston Road provide city and county gov Association, and the Kentucky in the Pee Dee area, from ernments with planning, tech Council of Area Development Highway 1585 to the Christian nical assistance and program Districts. County line. The bid was the WHITE CHRISTMAS - For the second consecutive year, residents awoke Christmas morning to find snow ^ and project services in several In other business, magis lowest of two submitted to the on the ground. Although the 1993 dusting wasn’t nearly as much as last year, it marked the first time in areas, including wastewater trates: fiscal court. decades that Trigg County had enjoyed a white Christmas in back-to-back years. Ex-Lotto winner indicted by grand jury The Cadiz man who won a paid Briggs for the cost of ma year that Briggs and the other Also indicted were: share of a 1990 Lotto Kentucky terials to be used in the task. two winners were due their en --James Rodell Acree, 38, drawing was indicted December Briggs allegedly purchased too tire winnings instead of an Martindale Street, on a charge 20 by a Trigg County grand jury much siding material and when amount determined by a lottery of first degree wanton endan- on theft related charges. he returned it to the supplier, formula that calculates value germent stemming from a pur James Gregory Briggs, 35,110 he obtained a credit for the of the prize in 20 years. suit with Cadiz Police October Greenwood Drive, was indicted siding that was due the Shol The indictment of a person by 6; on a charge of theft over $300, ars and used the credit to pur a grand jury is a formal charge -A ntone Steven Martin, 34, stemming from an incident ear chase siding for another job he only, and that person is inno Cadiz, on a charge of possession lier this year related to his was on. cent unless — and only — if of cocaine; Briggs made local news in proved guilty in court. --Roy Lee Wright, Jr., .28, #42 According to Sheriff Randy February 1990 when he, along In all, the grand jury returned Short Street, on a charge of Clark, Briggs was contracted to with two others, won a share of nine indictments December 20, knowingly receiving stolen install siding at the home of a $2 million Lotto Kentucky four no true bills, and referred property over $100; Jackie and Teresa Sholar, 1151 jackpot - the only Trigg County one case to the Commonweath's -Janey Swaim, who had no IT TWICE - Trigg County Ambulance Service Caledonia Pee-Dee Road ear resident to win the major lot Attorney's office and the Ken age or address listed, on a employees Nell Thomas (center) and Terry Braboy (right) check over lier this year. tery game. tucky State Police for further their Toys for Tots list with Santa Claus. 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Tatum 4-H McNichols, daughter of Terry n ew s and Donna McNichols, was among 32 young Kentuckians to attend the event. Tatum was selected to attend by Paula Howe the 4-H Congress because of her Extension Agent outstanding work the 4-H for 4-H Youth Development Breads project. Each 4-H dele gate that attended the because she knew that it would Congress was selected as a state someday pay off. That day winner in their respective 4-H came in December when Tatum project. Twenty-two different 4- received the national recogni H project books were sent on to tion for which she had worked be judged at the national level so hard. to compete for national and re Tatum was also among 60 to gional scholarships. Tatum's interview for the National 4-H record book was one of two se Presidential Award, which is lected from Kentucky as a Na the highest and most presti GETTING YOUR GOAT -- For the past several years, Harold tional Winner. gious award given in the 4-H Meredith (left) and Gary Dunning, both employees of Pennyrile Rural Tatum's 4-H record book is program and provides for the Electric Cooperative Corporation, have been exchanging Christmas the first national winner to recognition of 12 outstanding 4- gifts. This began because they were both hired by the company on the come from Trigg County. Tatum H members each year. Even same day in 1964. The gifts have always been of no particular value, is also the first Kentucky 4- though Tatum did not receive as evidenced by the gift of a pygmy goat to Dunning from Meredith. H'er to be selected as the na the Presidential Award, it was The gift was decided on because Dunning recently bought a farm and tional bread winner. Tatum not an honor to be considered for was in need of livestock. only received the expense-paid the award. trip to Chicago, but she also The National 4-H Congress received a $1,500 scholarship will be undergoing some -from Page A-5 to the college of her choice. The changes during the next year in THE REAL BREAD WINNER - Tatum McNichols displays some of her ; Indictments- 4-H Breads project scholarship that it will no longer be held in home cooked bread that helped her gain national recognition. Her is sponsored nationally by Chicago. Beginning next year, record book was one of two in the state selected as national winners. charge of welfare fraud. The 18, Cadiz, on a charge of second Fleishmann's Yeast. the Congress will be held in indictment alleged that Swaim degree unlawful transaction Tatum gives much of the various locations throughout arships will be filled out on an standing 4-H work will always y failed to report a change in the with a minor. credit for her successful record the United States which individual basis. continue. Tatum credits her 4-H factors affecting her eligibility No true bills were returned book to her aunt, Faye Sutley. breaks a 72-year tradition. work for giving her the self- i for benefits in which she ille against Ruby A. Holloway on Mrs. Sutley served as a 4-H as This was also the last year in However, even though the confidence to speak before > gally received $1,113; charges of second degree bur sistant in Sumner County, Tenn., which national winners will be tradition of 4-H record books groups and express herself. -Fannie B. Radford, 45, 570 glary, fourth degree assault, before moving to Trigg County. selected based on the project and its award system are un These are skills which cannot Cerulean-Hopkinsville Road, and D.U.I.; Rodney L. Haskins Tatum says that her Aunt Faye record books. College scholar dergoing changes, the tradition be presented at a banquet and Cerulean, on seven counts of ob on charges of second degree bur has encouraged her to continue ships will still be available of learning life skills and re therefore, their value cannot bev taining a controlled substance glary, third degree criminal filling out the 4-H record book but applications for the schol ceiving recognition for out- measured. by fraud; mischief, and third degree -Phillip Croom, 28, #4 Par criminal trespass; Brian Tyler Share the news of your new addition, engagement, wedding or anniversary with the community! adise Trailer Park, on two on a first degree rape charge; counts of second degree criminal and Kevin D. 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AVAILABLE TO THOSEWHO QUALIFY. 1-800-359-4753 The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, December 29,1993, A-7 SPORTS • ______W ildcats, Lady Cats lose tournament openers Wildcats hurt by long layoff Lady Cats’ cold shooting means second straight loss ^ as Lincoln County hits eight SCOTT BROWN "It's been a long two weeks ten points at 14-4, and trailed couldn't adapt to the physical trifectas in 101-69 loss Sports Editor for us, but we're not making ex 26-8 at halftime, mostly due to type play of the Lady Grey It was a record breaking cuses," said coach Glen cold shooting. The Lady Cats hounds. SCOTT BROWN North Laurel was a 61-57 night of sorts for the Trigg Ringstaff, referring to the fact shot 21 percent (4 of 19) from "I think the biggest thing Sports Editor loser to Jessamine County. County Lady Cats in the first that his team practiced just the field in the first half, com was they lost their edge," said Trigg County returned from a Other first round games saw round of the Marshall County four times over the past two pared to 39 percent (11 of 28) for Ringstaff. "Our poor shooting two-week layoff December 27 Bardstown defeat John Central Holiday Classic. However, it weeks due to the holidays and Reidland. took us out of our game offen with a 101-69 opening round 76-64 and Powell County edge was records they had just soon the tragic car accident that As was the case in the sively and defensively." loss to Lincoln County in the Woodford County 59-57. not set as Reidland handed killed seven classmates. Madisonville loss December 13, Malissa Bush led the Cats Jessamine County Ironhorse In- Trigg their second straight loss "We're much better than we the Lady Cats were out-mus with six points, and Trenita ^ vitational. The three-day tournament with a 54-19 thumping at played. We just got outplayed cled on the boards 32-23 and See Trigg, Page A-8 Trigg County felt the effects was pushed back a day due to Draffenville December 27. by Reidland on every front." of a long layoff with bad weather, which resulted in The 19-point output was the The Lady Cats jumped ahead conditioning problems that re the cancellation of Trigg's lowest since a 65-19 loss to 2-0 on a Christina Ezell bucket, sulted in Coach Mike Wright Thursday game with Deming. Webster County January 6,1987. but then saw Reidland score the interchanging players. The lowest output ever was 15 next 14 points to end the first "We had to keep a lot of points in a 48-15 loss to Hop quarter. fresh people in the game, be Trigg County 69 kinsville in 1976. Trigg could get no closer than cause we were out of shape," FG FT TP said Wright. A. Mayes 8 2 18 Trigg County 19 ft The Patriots (6-3) jumped out M. James 5 6 16 FG FGA FT FT A REB AST STL TO TP K. Thomas 6 0 12 4 0 C . Boyd to a 23-12 lead after one quarter T. Hatcher 2 1 5 23 C. Sholar 0 and led 46-34 at halftime. R. Wallace 2 0 4 30 C. Ezell 1 However, the Patriots used a B. Ledford 2 0 4 32 T. Hancock 2 C. Terrell 1 0 2 52 M. Bush 3 half-court trap to force five K. Alexander 1 0 2 2 2 L. W ilson 1 consecutive turnovers and C. Acree 1 0 2 25 K. Grubbs 0 pushed the lead out to 20 L. Alexander 1 0 2 43 K. Davis 0 L. S to n e 0 2 2 50 M. Lindsey 0 points. J. Boyd 0 0 0 55 A. Bruce 0 Trigg County was led by An J. Perry 0 0 0 20 B. Heffington 0 thony Mayes' 18 points, while TOTALS 29 11 69 35 L. Hayes 0 TOTALS 8 'y Mike James added 16 points. Lincoln County 101 James' early bucket pushed FG FT TP Reidland 54 him over the 1,000 career point Mulligan 5 5 19 mark — the tenth Wildcat Smith 9 0 18 1 2 P o w ers Horseman 3 3 10 25 Hyde 0 5 player to reach the plateau. Mullins 3 2 8 34 Spear 1 3 Kevin Thomas was the only Clousan 2 1 6 24 J.J. Travis 3 9 other Wildcat in double figures K. Dunn 3 0 6 20 Troutman 2 5 E. Dunn 2 1 5 10 A. Freeman 4 5 with 12 points. D. Lane 20515 Bishop 4 6 Michael Mulligan nailed Calfee 2 1 5 14 Roberts 2 7 four three-pointers and led Lynn 2 1 5 40 Green 0 3 M. Lane 2 0 4 41 Brooks 0 1 £ Lincoln County with 19 points, Petrey 1 0 3 42 J. Freeman 1 2 while J Smith added 18 points. Foster 1 0 3 3 S. Roof 0 0 Trigg County, now 1-5, plays Martin 1 0 2 TOTALS 22 58 Delpilar 1 0 2 North Laurel Wednesday at TOTALS 39 15 101 TRIGG COUNTY 2 6 5 4:45 E.T. Reidland 14 12 14 TRIGG CO. 12 22 18 17- 69 THREE POINT SHOOTING - Trigg County 0/4 (Grubbs 0/2, Sholar Should the Wildcats beat Lincoln Co. 23 23 28 27- 101 ------— ------Bishop 2/3, Hyde 0/2) FIELD North Laurel, they will play THREE POINT GOALS - T rig g > BLOCKED TRIGG COUNTY LADY CAT Karen Grubbs moves on Reidland’s in the fifth place game Thurs Co. 0, Lincoln Co. 8 (Mulligan 4, . FOULS - Trigg April Freeman in first round action of the Marshall County Holiday day at 4:45 E.T. If they lose, Horseman, Clousan, D. Lane, Petrey) County (number violation), 2:16, 4th Classic December 27. Reidland won 54-19. FREE THROWS - Trigg Co. 11/23 they will play in the seventh (47.8%) Lincoln Co. 15/23(65.2%) * place game at 3 p.m. E.T. 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Lafayette and West End With the recent addition of "I had one guy doing 48 in a streets. two state troopers to Trigg 25 (mph zone) in town, and he Radar on the four-lane at County, the amount of speeding, ^ couldn't believe I gave him a night showed an average speed especially on U.S. 68, could be ^ theft, burglary charges ticket," White said. of 62.9 mph, with an average of diminished because troopers A daytime radar check was 4.3 vehicles traveling the road are not as lenient as city police, the store and removed $125 A pair of bounty hunters from arrested December 17 by State also conducted at two other one way. according to White. Trooper Scott Lathram and from the counter area. Louisiana were returned to places in the city where speed Near the residential areas, Why do people speed? Vicki Hooks, 1475 Parkview Trigg County from northern charged with D.U.I. - third of ing is a concern of officials. the speeds increased nearly one Shores Drive, reported the "I'd say 99 percent of the Kentucky to face theft and bur fense, operating on a license On Lafayette Street where mph more than during the day, speeding happens because of glary charges here. suspended for D.U.I. - third of theft of a six foot hand-painted the posted speed limit is 25 although the volume of traffic Santa Claus statue from her driver inattention," said Ronald William Baunam, 25, fense, and no insurance after his miles per hour, the radar was much less. yard December 27. The hand White. "People know what Gretna, LA, and Lionel Paul car was found off John White clocked speeds ranging from 25 On Lafayette Street, the av Biggers, 29, Harvey, LA, were made statue was valued at $60. the speed limit is, but have no road, and he was inside. mph to 42 mph, with the aver erage night speed was 33.7 Clyde Weaver, 1021 Will idea how fast they were go charged with first degree bur Webster was also charged age speed at 32.4 miles per mph, with a top speed of 43 glary and theft under $300 af Jackson Road, told Sheriff ing." with hit and run - leaving the hour. mph recorded in the 25 mph Randy Clark that someone ter they allegedly entered the scene of an accident after Ned "This is probably where most zone. White said there are several split his redwood mailbox post home of Lynn Dietrich, 66 Davis reported that a vehicle of our speeding in the city oc On West End Street, the av myths that accompany radar down the middle December 26 Madison Street, December 16 had tom down approximately curs," said White, who also erage night speed was 30.9 checks, including placing pen or 27. The report indicated looking for her brother. 100 feet of fence two miles from pointed out that even when mph, with a top speed of 44 nies in the hubcaps or police not While inside, the men re that the post did not appear to where Webster was found. motorists spotted the marked mph recorded. being able to set up radar in moved a telephone book and have been hit by a vehicle. Webster stated he had hit a patrol car, their speed still ex On both streets, the volume private driveways. left the home. They were later Damage was estimated at $200. deer, but Lathram's report ceeded the limit. of traffic equaled about one car "I've heard them all." ^ captured in Harrison County Meanwhile, a one-vehicle indicated that the grill of his "It's almost as if they don't a minute. White is hoping that the and extradited to Trigg County. car was found near the fence accident on Hamilton Street at care. They see you and still "There just isn't that much Triple Jeopardy program jolts Elsewhere, a report of a sus site. the entrance to West Cadiz speed," said White. traffic on these roads at night," drivers into paying more atten picious person walking on U.S. Kyle G. Vest, 35, 218 Canton- Park left a Clarksville, TN Another place where speed said Holeman, referring to the tion on the highways. 68 near Montgomery December Lakeshore Drive, was arrested man uninjured when his truck ing is common is West End residential districts. "W e're not trying to be the 27 resulted in the arrest of a December 24 by Officer Wayne hit a utility pole. Street, which mostly passes Other areas that were men bad guys here," said White. fugitive from Illinois. Hart and charged with D.U.I. According to Officer Wayne through a residential area. tioned as "speed havens" were "We just want to prevent acci Arrested on a Dekalb County, after registering a .211 on the Hart's report, Randy Hender Afternoon radar there Cunningham Avenue and the dents from happening." Illinois warrant for possession intoxilyzer. son, 31, stated that he failed to clocked vehicles traveling an small stretch of the Cerulean The Triple Jeopardy program of a stolen or converted motor Elsewhere, Helen Beeker, negotiate the unfamiliar curve average of 30.1 mph, which is Road that is located inside the will continue through the end Ifc vehicle was Jeffrey Lee Stew owner of H & H Crafts, 104 and skidded off the road. higher than the posted 25 mph. city limits. of the month. art, 34, 1247 Old Hopkinsville Commerce Street, told Sheriff Hart's report also noted that The speeds ranged from 18 mph Road. Randy Clark that someone en Henderson escaped serious in to 43 mph. Othel F. Webster, Jr., 35, 944 tered the store December 23 jury because he was wearing his The volume of traffic was North Rocky Ridge Road, was while she was in the back of seat belt. -from Page A-7 greater on Lafayette Street Trigg- (three cars a minute) than on Soybeans Wilson attends orientation West End (1.2 cars a minute). . Hancock added five points. The Lady Cats also set a While the average speed -from Page A-l Reidland was led by Sheri tournament record for fewest FRANKFORT - District small group discussions, led by during the day exceeded the Powers' 13 points, and Brittany points (19) and fewest points in runs on soydiesel also will be on Judge Chappell Wilson, repre experienced judges, addressed limit at each location, the Bishop threw in 12 points for a quarter (2). display. senting the 56th judicial dis topics including DUI; judicial number rose ever higher when the Lady Greyhounds, who im In addition, James E. New trict, which includes Trigg, ethics; juvenile procedures; the sun went down. prove to 7-2 with the win. The Lady Cats, now 4-2, play man, consulting climatologist Lyon, Livingston and Caldwell Radar checks run one week For a second straight game, Lyon County Wednesday at 2:30 Trom Purdue, will discuss counties, attended the 1993 sentencing and restitution; do later between 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. Trigg County was cold from the p.m. in the consolation game. changing weather patterns District Judge's Orientation at mestic violence; probate; men showed the speed on U.S. 68 floor, hitting on just 8 of 40 The Lady Lyons were ham across the country. the Holiday Inn, Capital tal inquest and guardianship; remaining similar to the day shots for 20 percent. The eight mered by Marshall County The Soybean Yield Contest Plaza from Dec. 5 through 9. paternity; small claims; and time readings. However, the field goals is the second lowest Tuesday night in the first Awards will be presented dur Seminars, workshops and procedural issues. speeds were even higher on ing the Awards Banquet which ever in Lady Cat history. round. is sponsored by Owensboro Grain. The National Oilseed Circus Skate Watch Processors Association will your January 12 sponsor a reception preceding the banquet. Representatives A 6 "In-Line & Racing Skates/Bikes & Scooters" x issue of from several other companies y j Skateboards w/Ramps N will be on hand to talk with Thurs., Dec. 30,7:30 p.m. -10 p.m. & All Holidays at Reg. The Cadiz Record producers about their products. *4 ADM plus 50c rental...except NYE for Milestones! GALA NEW YEAR'S EVE EXTRAVAGANZA Want to be *15 Friday Night 7:30 -12:15 (Parents observe free) included? CONNECTION Fri. & Sat. Night 7:30 -10:30 • Beginners Sat. 2 - 4:07 Give us a cad. •Sun. 2-4:30 Dec. 26 thru March & All Summer 522-6605 by T. Dwane Tucker M a n ag er - CONGRATULATIONS South Central Bell to the winners of The Cadiz Record's Annual Christmas Coloring Contest! Service To Others... The Pioneer Purpose Pre-school through First Grade Do you know what the largest industry-related volunteer community service organization in the country 1st Place — Dustin Kostalek is? It’s The Telephone Pioneers of America — with over 2nd Place — Taylor Bre Smith 800,000 members in the United States and Canada. Ken tucky alone boasts more than 6,000 Pioneers. 3rd Place — Anderson Torian The Pioneers are active and retired telephone com pany employees from all walks of life, working to make Second through Third Grade their communities a better place to live. They combine a willingness to serve with the technical skills that make 1st Place — Amanda Sue Hendon North America telecommunications systems second to; none. I 2nd Place — Brandi Lancaster Pioneers are often the court of last resort when all 3rd Place — Amanda Renee Futrell else fails — when there is no other food, no other shelter, no other funding available. Their determination to help Please come by The Cadiz Record office at 50 Nunn Blvd. to claim prizes. and their professional technical skills can smash road blocks and get aid through in the most ingenious ways. During 1993 alone, Kentucky Pioneers donated more than 200,000 hours of their time tc worthy causes. Last summer they led a statewide effort to help flood victims in St. Louis by sending a large cash donation and three tractor-trailers full of supplies. he a m ily f T F O Over the years they have built entire parks and playgrounds for the disabled. Pioneers run Camp Blue Philip M o r r is C o m pa n ies In c . bird, a camp for adult victims of cancer. These are just the W ishes Yo u An d y o u r Fa m ily barest few examples of Kentucky Pioneer projects. Kentucky governor Brereton Jones honored the T he FTappiest O f Holidays Pioneers last fall by declaring November 2 "Telephone Pioneer Day" and the first week of November "Telephone A n d T he Best In T he N e w Y ea r . Pioneer Week" in Kentucky. South Central Bell salutes The Telephone Pioneers of America— telephone company employees and retirees giving of themselves to make Kentucky a better place to live. PHILIP MORRIS COMPANIES INC. Kraft General Foods Miller Brewing Company South Central Belf Philip Morris International Inc. @ Philip Morris U S A. A BELLSOUTH COMPANY A I N o Q u a n t it y G u a r a n t e e d ! W h e n W e A r e O u t , W e ’ r e O u t ! 4 Everything Must Be Everything Must Be SOLD To The Bare Walls! SOLD To The Bare Walls! TOTAL LIQUIDATION Here’s The Story! 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Because Of Low Prices All Mattresses Sold In Sets Only ''"''C ontem p orary''-^ Sofa And Loveseat G o o d S e l e c t i o n Queen Size O f C h i n a Sofa Sleeper C a b i n e t s Claw Feet Oak Table & 4 Chairs $ 5 9 9 Nite Stand "Country Charm" Pillow Arm 4-Piece Satin White With Brass Country Living Room Legacy Oak In Choice of Country Covers DAY BEDS Master Bedroom SOFA ^ ^ Complete £ ^ W ith 5 0 7 M attress u FURNITURE SALES TERMS OF PRINCETON, KY • 90 Days - No Interest With Approved Credit • Long Term Financing - S A L E H O U R S L o c a te d O n R t. 6 2 No Money Down • MasterCard • Visa n a l a r t T u e s d a y W e d n e s d a y T h u r s d a y F r id a y S a tu r d a y S u n d a y I W -M • Cash and Checks, of n n « F n 10:00 am 9:00 am 9:00 am 10:00 am 12:00 pm S h o p p in g C e n te r Course CLuatu to to to to to • Delivery Can Be 10:00 pm 7:00 pm 5:00 pm 5:00 pm 5:00 pm P r in c e t o n , K Y Arranged 1 1 A-10, The Cadiz Record^Vednesday^ecember^29^99^ SOCIETY r » * - * Tricia Lynn Ary & Stephen Michael Meek Ary, Meek to exchange vows Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ary of Hopkinsville and formerly of Cadiz are pleased to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Tricia Lynn Ary, to Sgt. Stephen Michael Meek of Corydon, Ind. The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mary L. Browder and Hanberry School Reunion the late Joseph E. Browder and Evelyn and Deforest Ary, all of Evansville, Ind. I Celebrating 100 years of rural history, 34 former students of Han Attending were (from left, first row) Lucian Kennedy, Eliza Adams She attended Trigg County Middle and High School and is a berry School, along with 20 guests, gathered recently for a reunion. Colley, Nell Adams Coomer, Pocahuntas P'Pool Alexander, Robert E. 1990 graduate of Christian County High School. Miss Ary at Highlights of the morning were an impersonation of Dolphus Hanberry, Wade, Lavina P'Poole Marlowe, Ann P'Poole Gray, Lucy Dyer tended Indiana University and is a student at Hopkinsville who interviewed Bill Larkins, Mary Larkins Hall and Nellie P'Pool Mitchell, Nellie P'Pool Adams, (second row) Thomas Mitchell, Oletta Community College. She is employed by HiFi Village in Cadiz. Adams; poems by former students; a memorial service honoring 10 Stone Audus, Thelma Bannister Lancaster, Juanita Stone Guier, Her fiance is the son of Judy and Jim Rohls of Indianapolis, Ind., alumni who died since the reunion in 1990; special music by Randy Wade; Betty Redick Minton, Margaret Redick Lancaster, Dardanella Redick and the grandson of the Rev. Bill and Agnes Lewis of Corydon, and guest speaker C. Ray Hall, The Courier-Journal staff writer and Durham, Marie Henderson P'Pool, Robbie Mitchell Larkins, (third row) Ind. son of alumna Edna Adams Hall. Lunch under the oaks was not possi Jean Bannister Bush, Blanche Bannister Freeman, Edith Bannister Sgt. Meek is a 1987 graduate of Corydon Central High School ble due to rain, but a beautiful meal was enjoyed in the Bethesda Campbell, Imogene Wood Bunch, Patsy Wood Sisk, William Adams, and has attended Austin Peay State University. He is a military * Church basement. Plans are developing for the next celebration, to be Donald Wood, (fourth row) Ray Fowler, Odell Stone, James Redick, police officer in the United States Army at Fort Campbell. held in October 1996. Raymond Stone, ■Shorty" Redick, E.L P'Pool, and Carroll Kennedy. The wedding is scheduled for 2 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 15, 1994, at Park Lane Church of the Nazerene in Clarksville, Term. The reception will follow the wedding at the church. All friends and relatives are invited to attend. * 7 t e w tye.S'Uecuz£& i i December 29 through January 5 COKE OR COKE PRODUCTS 10 LB. BAG RUSSET 2 L ite r...... 89c POTATOES 12 Pk. Cans ...... 2 " FRESH, CRISP GREEN 24 Pk. Cans...... 579 BROCCOLI...... 89c FRESH, CRISPY GREEN 10OZ.BAG lCABBAGE...... 23clb TOSSED SALAD .99 e J HMEECT FIELD'S 12 OZ. PRO LEAGUER f f f WEINERS...... 89c FIELD’S 1# PK. SLICED HOLLAND 2% BLUE TOP MILK BOLOGNA 1 39 c i . 2 ' 9 M EAT FRESH (BEST IN TOWN!!!) TASTY J HOLLAND 100% ORANCE JUICE GROUND B EEF...... I1* lb. 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Buster 1-Ply Tony's All-American Classic Sprite or Whole Saltine Paper Towels Can Vegetable Diet Sprite Crackers Cooking Spray Pizza Assorted Style 2 Liter 3 9 C a roll 2/®l 9 9 c 2/* 3 50 79 e each WE ACCEPT WIC & FOOD STAMPS H ours: Come On Out & See Us! Monday - Thursday Friday & Saturday SAVE-A-LOT 8 a.m. - 7 p.m. 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. 44 Commerce St., C adiz, KY S unday 522-1628 FOOD STORES 12 p.m. - 6 p.m. i i The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, December 29,1993, A -ll Bagby, Sholar united in marriage on Nov. 20 Manor; a Christmas shower Membership Cbrpmittee, at Mary Virginia (Ginnie) best man. was given by Donna Leavell Glynn's Ward horrife for BPW Bagby of Hopkinsville and The groomsman was Jeff Pryor Club; a surprise 'personal William Keith Sholar, also of of Hopkinsville, the bride and Cathy Freeman at Donna shower was givven at Hopkinsville, were united in groom's cousin. Leavell's home, for Nations Bartholomew's; and marriage during a double-ring, Ushers were Ken Hancock of Bank associates; a miscella hearsal dinner was hosteck candlelight ceremony at 2 p.m. Hopkinsville, the bridegroom's neous shower was given by groom's parents at Knock on Nov. 20, 1993, at Flat Lick cousin; and Butch Hunter of Hopkinsville Business and Hill Barbecue. Cumberland Presbyterian Hopkinsville, the bride's un Professional Women's Club Church in Hopkinsville. cle. The bride is the daughter of The reception was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tyner bride's parents and coordinated East Cadiz Baptist invites Bagby of Hopkinsville. She is by Glynn Ward of Hop the granddaughter of the late kinsville, the bride's aunt. It community to Jan. 2 cantata Roy and Pauline Hunter and was held in the fellowship East Cadiz Baptist Church would like to invite everyone to the late Thomas Tyner and hall of the church. come and enjoy its Christmas Cantata, beginning at 6 p.m. on Sun Josephine Bagby. Assisting at the reception day, Jan. 2. The bridegroom's parents are were Kim Sholar of Hop Everyone also is invited to join the church in the fellowship Mr. and Mrs. William Belmont kinsville, Patricia Leek of hall following the cantata for a supper sponsored by the pastor Sholar of Hopkinsville. He is Hopkinsville, and Jackie Fish and his wife, Bro. and Mrs. Harold Rose. the grandson of Geneva Han of Hopkinsville, all cousins of cock of Hopkinsville and the the bride; Kim Hale of Hop late Edwin G. Hancock, and kinsville, and Karyn Hancock Local AARP chapter sets Clifton Sholar of Cadiz and of Hopkinsville, both cousins of the late Lonnie Sholar. The the bridegroom. meeting; officers are elected The guest register kept by Jan bridegroom's great-grand The Lake Barkley-Cadiz AARP will meet on Monday, Jan. 3, at mother is Lois Pryor Of Hop Knight of Hopkinsville, cousin 1 p.m. at the Cadiz Baptist Church. of the bride. kinsville. The program will be presented by Johnnie Taylor, who serves as Birdseed bags handed out by The Revs. Robert Johnson of LTC Ombudsman with the Pennyrile Area Development District. Harrodsburg and Robert Dixon Kelsey Bourne, niece of the Elected and appointed officers for 1994 are: bridegroom and daughter of Mr. of Hopkinsville performed the President, Frankie Raboin; Vice President and Program Chair ceremony. and Mrs. Steve Bourne of Hop man, Frank Simon; Secretary, Beverly DeVere; Treasurer, Eileen kinsville. Musicians were LeeLynn Dill Hendry; Board of Directors, 3 years, Louise Perkins, 2 years, Paul The wedding coordinator was of Clarksville, Tenn., soloist Gardner and 1 year, Amon Lantrip; Nominating Committee, Dick Karen Hunter of Hopkinsville, and pianist; Brice Long of Pauze', Jane D'Archangel and Amon Lantrip; Legislative Chair aunt of the bride. Murfreesboro, Tenn., soloist and man, Ed Perkins; Membership Chairman, Elaine Whiting; Following a wedding trip to guitarist. Musical selections Health, Jane D'Archangel; Community Services, Amon Lantrip; Lake Barkley, the couple will included "The Lord's Prayer;" Hospitality, Clara Young; Devotional, Paul Gardner; and "Sunrise, Sunset;" and "Look at reside in Hopkinsville. Publicity, Louise Perkins. Us." Mr. & Mrs. William Keith Sholar The bride is employed as an The group extends an invitation of members to all interested accounting officer at Nations The bride was given in mar persons 50 years of age or older. riage by her parents, and es the basque waistline led into her mother bn her wedding Bank of Kentucky, N.A. Her corted down the aisle by her the pearl-dangled, knot bustle day. husband is a self-employed father. bow. A full bouffant skirt The bride's carried a dozen farmer. The bride chose an ivory flowed into a semi-cathedral- long-stemmed white roses ac PRENUPTIAL EVENTS We would appreciate your satin gown featuring a sabrina length train adorned with cented with baby's breath and A miscellaneous shower was neckline. The fitted bodice had pearls and sequins along the leatherleaf. given by Nell Ortt, Jeannie Le- a dropped basque waist embel scalloped alencon edging. She chose as her matron of neave, Karen Hunter, and comments. lished with seed pearls and For her headpiece she chose honor her sister, Mrs. Marty Linda Hunter, all aunts of the intricate sequin adorned alen- double veiling with a short Tackett of Hopkinsville. bride, at the home of Jan Drop us a line, give us a call or stop con lace. Her bishop sleeves ruffle and pouf with scattered She chose the bridegroom's Knight; a miscellaneous shower by with comments and suggestions. were adorned with seed pearls pearls and miniature silk sister, Mrs. Marsha Bourne of was given by Marsha Bourne, and sequins and the cuffs were flowers with pearl and irides Hopkinsville, as bridesmaid. the bridegroom's sister, Sandy finished with pearl buttons cent sprays that extended into a The bridegroom's father, Hancock, the bridegroom's which came to a v-shaped waist-length veil. Belmont Sholar of Hop aunt, and Wilma Pryor, bride JOB SKILLS FOR THE 90S groom's cousin, at Oakland point. 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Now opening Wed. & Thurs, 5 p.m. ■ 9 p.m. • Fri., 5 p.m, • Sat. & Sun, noon Class schedules available at We have lowered our prices for winter! the John L. Street Public Library, and Trigg County High School. As Long As You're Playing We're Staying An equal education and employment Institution OPEN EVERY DAY DURING SUMMER SEASON k Tis The Season To Be Wary. PLEASE DON’T DRINK AND DRIVE ...(AND WATCH OUT FOR THE OTHER GUY!) % HERE’S TO GOOD JUDGEMENT AND COMMON SENSE BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY AND SA FE '94 31 Commerce St. ECONOMY Trigg County Larry Kemp's [RL d Tollgate Centre Sharp's Tire CeeBee Repair Service 522-4245 & Alignment FOOD STORES Auto Parts U lcm t, ANTIQUES We’re Home Owned and Hwy. 68 E. Home Operaied by Highway 68 East - Cadiz AND 59 Main & Franklin Chris, and Daniel Washer Cadiz Downtown & East Cadiz 522-3905 COLLECTABLES! 5 2 2 -1 4 8 0 Kreative CADIZ Southern States Trigg County Farmery Bank Kampus Hair, Skin & Nails Farm • Home • Garden CLEANERS 502-522-6581 A 311 Lafayette St. 117 Lafayette Street 522-7941 294 MAIN STREET 522-6021 C a d iz , I (Si NAPA 'P & z c e King's Auto Sales ~ AUTO PARTS ^Hopkinsville Federal Comprehensive Family Eye Care Gateway Shopping Center Hwy. E ast Hwy. 68 E. 68 5221009 5 2 2 - 3 2 6 3 Highway 68 East - 522-3996 Savings Bank Dallas "Terry" King 522-6624 Dr. Scott B. Sutherland, Optometrist Cadiz, K Y 304 Main, Cadiz (across from Tha Pantry) O w ner Sheriff Randy Clark PENNYRILE HOME Discount Building Trigg Supply Ryan's Bar-B-Que and the Trigg County S u p p ly MEDICAL Highway 68 E Crossroads Hwy. 139 272 X Sheriff's Dept. Jefferson StCadiz Locally owned by David Chesnut 522-8551 522-6014 522-a n a 301 E. Main, Cadiz-5 2 2 -8 0 0 2 522-1233 1 Cfie Klusic Sboppe T.L.C. Goodwin Funeral Home Improvements 'p r u x U & l Lakeway Motel H om e t Vinyl & Alum inum Siding • C u tters 65 Main St. 5706 Hopkinsville Road, Cadiz Hwy 68 E. at 1-24 Junction Roofing • Garages • Storage Sheds 138 E. Main Cadiz 522-7554 522 -8 9 9 4 Inside &* Outside Repairs 522-6674 5 2 2 -7 6 3 6 The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, December 29,1993, A-13 Be careful about care of your holiday clothing ^ Be careful about the care of underarm from the effects of with a dull knife. Place the cleaning solvent or a pre-wash is natural, and fiberfill, which your holiday clothing that is perspiration. Over time, acid stain between paper towels and soil and stain remover. Launder is synthetic, are both effective trimmed with blitter, beads, fruit juices and other beverages press with a warm iron from and air dry. Repeat this treat in keeping out the cold. Clean rhinestones, imitation pearls, Homemaker may cause a discoloring or the back of the fabric to remove ment until the stain is out. To ing these items is usually not a sequins, metallic prints, tips bleaching-out effect on some of any remaining wax. Sponge the remove non-greasy stains, problem, but garments with leather or suede. They do pre the metallic coatings. You remaining stain from the back sponge with cool water. If the poor construction and insuffi sent care problems. Polystyrene should have garments made side of the fabric using dry stain remains, soak in cool wa cient quilting can cause the and imitation pearl beads dis by Elaine Clift from these fabrics cleaned im cleaning solvent or waterless ter for 30 minutes, then treat down or fiberfill to shift, loseYj solve in some dry cleaning sol- Extension Agent mediately after wear so stains hand cleaners. Rinse with wa with soap or detergent. Launder shape and become matted. To ^ vents. Appliques made of fo^Hom^Economics^^^^^ and soils can be removed with ter. Apply detergent to the and air dry until you're sure the keep a down or fiberfill item f leather and suede may contain out adversely affecting the de stain and launder, using hot stain is gone. looking its best, clean the item solvent-soluble dyes that dis to care procedures and wear. sign. water and bleach. Use chlorine Coats, comforters, sleeping at least once during its wearing appear during dry cleaning, As the garment is worn, some Candle wax is one typical bleach if safe for fabric. bags and other cold weather season and again before it is causing color loss or transfer of metallic designs corrode and holiday stain to remove candle In general, remove greasy garments are often made with stored. Do not store in a plastic dye. discolor around the neck and wax, scrape excess off the fabric stains by sponging with a dry down or fiberfill. Down, which bag. Use caution before problems begin. The time to exercise cau tion is before you buy an item. CRISP’S PRICE CRUSH - CRISP’S PRICE CRUSH - CRISP’S PRICE CRUSH Because some garments cannot #, be washed or dry cleaned, make f sure to ask about the return policy. If you have doubts about dry cleaning, ask a dry cleaner CRISP FURNITURE’S AFTER £1 !™ s to test-clean a small, invisible area. Sequins are used to embellish both formal wear and casual clothing. Most sequins are al most indestructible, with their _ colors staying bright and sur- ^ face untarnished. However, some sequins are not colorfast, or they peel, corrode, curl, and lose color. Some even dissolve Crisp Furniture's Christmas drawing for a in dry cleaning solvent. In other 1/2 Carat Cluster Ring. Congratulations! cases, sequins shrivel and curl PRICE CRUSH * on exposure to heat and mois ANOTHER YEAR HAS ROLLED AROUND AND WE’RE MORE OVERSTOCKED THAN EVER ture during garment finishing. ON FAMOUS NAME-BRAND FURNITURE. WE HAVE NO OTHER CHOICE BUT TO THROW The manufacturer is responsible ■j for selecting trim compatible PROFIT TO THE WIND AND SACRIFICE AT LEAST V2 THIS INVENTORY AT SOME PRICE. with the care of the garment, this is not always done. The loose, sheer construction 1/2 OUR INVENTORY IS UP FOR GRABS of many metallic fabrics makes them prone to snagging. Also, 1st COME... 1st SERVED...S0 HURRY!! TO SAYB“I M ISSElf IT!!” metallic fabrics may be pro duced by spraying a silver or gold finish on a sheer film or DINING ROOM LIVING ROOM BEDROOM : RECLINERS onto cloth fabric. These items REG. $4449 KELLER OAK BEDROOM W/ usually have dry clean only REG. $809 BRASS & GLASS FABIC & 4 REG. $1389 BROYHILL LODGE/ . $449 ACTION MASSAGE SOUTHWEST SOFA STRIPED PROTECTIVE FINISH INCLUDES JNER. labels, and have limited color- CH AIR S. $ 9 0 Q PRICE CRUSH iLUO PATTERN W/RED, GREEN, BLUE & CHEST, DRESSER, MIRROR, FULL PRICE CRUSH '248 fastness and limited resistance OR QUEEN BED REG. $1649 RIDGEWOOD TABLE & 6 REG. $679 ACTION/LANE BLUE WING PRICE CRUSH $598 & NITESTAND. $ 1 7 0 0 CHAIRS W/LAMINATED TOP IN BACK RECLINER. REG. $3089 LANE THEATRE GROUP PRICE CRUSH IfU O $ 0 1 Q MISSION STYLE. $CQQ SECTIONAL W/2 RECLINERS IN PRICE CRUSH O I O PRICE CRUSH DUO BLUE DENIM FABRIC. $1 1 Q O Ferguson REG. $1719 7 PC. OAK DINING ROOM IN REG. $4789 BROYHILL/PREMIER REG. $809 ACTION/LANE TRADITIONAL PRICE CRUSH I IU O ROCKER RECLINER ANTIQUE REPRODUCTION $ REG. $1498 ENGLAND "COUNTRY HANDSOME OAK BEDROOM W/ CHEST, DRESSER, MIRROR, FULL IN G R E E N . $ 0 0 Q STYLE. PRICE CRUSH 698 COTTAGE" SOFA & LOVESEAT PRICE CRUSH £ U 0 receives REG. $269 5 PCI ICE CREAM PARLOR WHITE BACKGROUND W/MAUVE & OR QUEEN BED GREEN TRIM. & NITESTAND. $ 1 0 0 0 REG. $799 ACTION/LANE RED & BLUE PRICE CRUSH *108 PRICE CRUSH '698 PRICE CRUSH I 0 0 0 PLAID ROCKER RECLINER $ 0 O Q doctorate REG. $1489 TABLE & 6 CHAIRS IN REG. $1109 BROYHILL CAMEL BACK PRICE.CRUSH £ U 0 BISQUE & NATURAL FINISH. SOFA W/OAK TRIM IN BLUE AND REG. $5039 SUMTER SOLID OAK REG. $949 BROYHILL ROCKER/SWIVEL Rev. Keith Ferguson was HEAVY BUILT. TAN FABRIC. $9QQ BEDROOM W/TRIPLE DRESSER, $CQQ R EC LIN ER IN conferred with a Doctorate in PRICE CRUSH DUO PRICE CRUSH OUO MIRROR, BIG CHEST ON CHEST, BLUE STRIPE. $ 0 /1 0 REG. $829 CHERRY FINISH TABLE & 6 REG. $3367 BROYHILL SOFA, QUEEN HIGH POST BED & Ministry at the 172nd com LOVESEAT, AND CHAIR SOFA IN PRICE CRUSH 0 *1 0 CH AIR S. NITESTAND. $ 1 0 0 0 mencement of the Southern $A J Q HUNTER GREEN W/PILLOWS AND PRICE CRUSH O I O PRICE CRUSH IUOO Baptist Theological Seminary MATCHING CHAIR IN TAPESTRY REG. $3488 BROYHILL PECAN HUGE in Louisville, on Dec. 17. FOREST SCENE. $ 4 Q Q Q MISCELLANEOUS TABLE & 6 CHAIRS AND PRICE CRUSH I OUO REG. $4539 BROYHILL/PREMIER OAK Ferguson is the pastor of the MATCHING CHINA. TRADITIONAL REG. $2769 LANE SECTIONAL W/2 BEDROOM W/TRIPLE DRESSER, South Cadiz Circuit United RECLINERS IN BLUE TRIVIEW MIRROR, CHEST, FULL LANE/VENTURE STYLE' PRICE CRUSH '1 498 BACKGROUND OR QUEEN BED WICKER FURNITURE REG. $1609 DINING ASHLEY PECAN W/GREEN TRIM. $ 1 1 O Q & NITESTAND. $ 1 0 ( 1 0 FINISH TABLE & 6 BOW BACK PRICE CRUSH I IU O PRICE CRUSH I UUO CHAIRS. $CQQ REG. $2938 BROYHILL VINYL SLEEPER ALL PRICE CRUSH DUO AND MATCHING RECLINING REG. $739 RUSTIC PINE BEDROOM LOVESEAT IN MINT REG. $3109 BROYHILL/PREMIER TABLE FROM RIDGEWOOD BY BROYHILL. & 6 CHAIRS IN LODGE STYLE GREEN VINYL. $ * 1 0 / 1 0 DRESSER, MIRROR, CHEST, PRICE CRUSH l£.*tO 75 % O FF BLACK & CHERRY W/WINDSOR QUEEN BED & NITESTAND. $ a a q BO TH PCS. C H A IR S. $ 4 n n n REG. $1329 ACTION/LANE RECLINING PRICE CRUSH *> £ 0 REG. PRICE PRICE CRUSH l£ U O LOVESEAT W/2 RECLINERS IN MULTI-COLORED LONG WEARING REG. $649 CONTEMPORARY BLACK & FAB RIC . $ A Q Q GREEN BEDROOM W/DRESSER, LIVING ROOM PRICE CRUSH *#0O MIRROR, CHEST REG. $559 DARK OAK HALL TREE W/ REG. $999 BROYHILL CHAIR & REG. $959 BROYHILL CONTEMPORARY & NITESTAND. $ 0 0 0 M IR R O R . $ 1 Q O OTTOMAN IN BLUE AWNING LOOSE PILLOW SOFA IN BLUE & PRICE CRUSH O £ 0 PRICE CRUSH IUO OFF WHITE STRIPES. STRIPE. $ 9 A f t REG. $1208 PULASKI PINE GUN PRICE CRUSH BOTH PCS. O H O PRICE CRUSH $398 BROYHILL MAPLE VICTORIAN REG. $4039 ENGLAND SOFA & BEDROOM. ALL PCS. IN CABINET HOLDS REG. $4106 BROYHILL SOFA, LOVESEAT W/MATCHING COFFEE COLLECTION TEN RIFLES. $QOO LOVESEAT, CHAIR AND OTTOMAN AND 2 END TABLES IN ORIENTAL PRICE CRUSH OUO IN LODGE/SOUTHWESTERN STYLE STYLE W/BLACK & W/GREEN, BLUE, RUST $1 T O O 60 % OFF REG. PRICE Rev. Keith E Ferguson TAN FABRIC. $ 1 1 : 0 0 REG. $679 BASSETT OAK CURIO AND TAN. PRICE CRUSH I f UO PRICE CRUSH I DUO 4 PCS. B O O K C A S E $ 0 X 0 5 PCS. PRICE CRUSH £ *1 0 Methodist Churches (Bethel, REG. $1658 ENGLAND SOUTHWEST REG. $799 EARLY AMERICAN PILLOW SLEEPERS Linton, Oakland, Tobaccoport) SOFA & LOVESEAT. NEUTRAL ARM SOFA & CHAIR IN HEAVY REG. $1800 PULASKI PECAN CURIO W/ REG. $1209 BROYHILL QUEEN W/ in Cadiz. BACKGROUND W/MAUVE, TAUPE DUTY FABRIC. $OQQ MIRRORED BACK & GLASS AND GREEN. $COQ PRICE CRUSH 0 0 0 BURGUNDY & GREEN FABRIC. He is a native of Hartford PRICE CRUSH DUO INNERSPRING MATTRESS. $>| Q Q SHELVES. $C X Q REG. $2789 ENGLAND THEATRE PRICE CRUSH 0 *1 0 and a 1977 graduate of OCHS. REG. $2458 COCHRANE TRADITIONAL SECTIONAL W/3 RECLINERS IN PRICE CRUSH *IU 0 Before entering into the min SOFA & LOVESEAT W/TAN BLACK, MAUVE, BLUE AND GREEN BACKGROUND AND BURGUNDY & REG. $1209 BROYHILL TRADITIONAL istry, Keith farmed in Hart HUNTER GREEN PLAID. $Q Q O QUEEN SLEEPER IN GREEN & ford. He received his B.S. de PRICE CRUSH$ 1 0 9 8 PRICE CRUSH UUO REG. $2978 ACTION/LANE RECLINING WHITE STRIPE W/INNERSPRING BLACK gree in agriculture with REG. $2698 FLEXSTEEL SOFA, CHAIR & SOFA & LOVESEATIN M A TTR E S S . $/|QQ OTTOMAN, LODGE STYLE teacher's certification and the SOUTHWEST PRICE CRUSH *# U 0 BURGUNDY BACKGROUND W/ ENTERTAINMENT EARTHTONE FABRIC. M.A.E. with a major in agricul BLUE & GREEN TRIM. $ 0 0 0 $1 QOQ PRICE CRUSH REG. $1159 BROYHILL RED, GREEN & PRICE CRUSH I OUO ture in 1985 and 1988 respec UUO REG. $789 TRADITIONAL SOFA & TAN PLAID QUEEN SLEEPER W/ REG. $2238 BROYHILL CONTEMPORARY CENTER tively from Western Kentucky LOVESEAT IN CHOICE OF BIG CABINET W/LOTS OF STORAGE. SOFA & LOVESEAT W/LOOSE INNERSPRING MATTRESS. $yi A Q University. He received the PILLOWS IN GREEN, BURGUNDY, FAB RIC S. $0OO PRICE CRUSH *§ *1 0 R EG . $649 PRICE CRUSH £ U 0 PRICE CRUSH M.Div. degree from Southern AND TAUPE FABRIC. $OOQ REG. $1069 BROYHILL CAMEL BACK PRICE CRUSH UUO REG. $1099 COMFORTABLE SOFA, Seminar in 1989. Ferguson's QUEEN SLEEPER IN TAN & GREEN REG. $1599 BROYHILL SOFA IN LOVESEAT & CHAIR IN TAN wife, Lesia, is a Provider Ser EARTHRONE TAPESTRY W/BUN FAB RIC . $498 FABRIC W/INNERSPRING vice Representative for BC/BS PRICE CRUSH M A TTR ESS. $ Q Q Q PRICE CRUSH PCS. PRICE CRUSH OUO 248 of Kentucky. They have two FEET $698 children, Timothy, 11, and Jonathan, 5. YOU'RE COINC TO SEE A LOT OF FURNITURE SALES THIS WEEK, a Heart Attack. BUT NO THING OF TH IS M A G N ITU D E ... H U R R Y! | Sg Fight it with a M Memorial gift to LEAVE TOUR MONEY AT HOME! FURNITURE STORE HOURS: the American / ------< .O iV l I * /\TNJ Y M onday •12 Months Same as Cash 344 EAST M AIN through Heart Association. •Up to 3 6 M onths to Pay r m C A D I Z , K Y Sa tu rd a y •Bank Financing 1-800-491-0636 OR 522-6772 8:30 a.m.- 5 :3 0 p.m . THE AMERICAN HEART A vailable | "YOU ARE THE MOST IMPORTANT PERSON IN OUR BUSINESS!" | ASSOCIATION MEMORIAL PROGRAM* CRISP’S PRICE CRUSH - CRISP’S PRICE CRUSH - CRISP’S PRICE CRUSH 14, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, December 29,1993 The sin of the Shoos LAKEVIEW BOATS Sales and Service Herbert Hill is a perplexed Jesus who had been caught The Best Place To Buy & Trade and frustrated attorney who in the very act of adultery. still has not been paid for The law said she should be services rendered in defend stoned to death. She had it 924-5648 fGg o u t b o a r d s B e tter In Th e Leng R u n ' ing David and Sharon Schoo coming. They demanded to 9170 Canton Rd. in court last year. know what He would do with His clients were accused of her. leaving their two little girls, by Harold Rose He wrote on the ground Pastor Com plim ents ages 9 and 4 home alone East Cadis Baptist Church with His finger while he Hardecr while they lived it up for nine quietly considered the issue. HOME TOWN Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner days on a vacation in Then he said, "He who is DECORATING Banquet Facilities Available Acapulco. without sin among you, let Hwy. 68 E @ 1-24 522-0538 Mr. Hill surely did his job him throw the first stone.” well. He got them off with a wages of sin! (John 8:8) One by one her 2608 Ft. Campbell Blvd. 885-4361 misdemeanor charge of child The bright spot in this accusers left the scene, none neglect and a 24 months whole scene is that the two being willing to claim probated sentence. He surely little girls, Nicole, age 10 and sinlessness. deserves to be paid but what Diana, 5 may be adopted by This is a story about can he expect from these the foster family who has Herbert Hill, his unpaid bill, A upstanding citizens? When kept them for the past year. and the sin of the Schoos. Open: Monday - Saturday 9 a.m .-9 p.r times were good their moral Justice deserves to be done; Sunday 12-6 p.m. character was not all that It's easy to point our every honest bill should be high. Now times are tough. collective finger at the Shoos paid. We all agree. Hopkinsville David has lost his job and and say "Shame, shame on The word of God Sharon is unemployed as the Schoos". We are surely promises: "The wages of sin well. They have separated, better than they because is death." (Romans 6:23a) Goodwin Funeral Home giving up custody of their after all, we have never left We have run up a big bill children. Their legal fees our children home alone. ourselves and it will Sponsor the 'We handle Pre-arrangements' total 5167,000 which they Aren't they getting what they ultimately be paid. We all Serving Everyone in Trigg County can't pay. They have filed deserve? Don't they have it have it coming. Our only Church Page 138 Main 522-6676 for bankruptcy. They suffer coming? The truth is: "We hope is the Savior. He came death threats and fear for all have it coming." to pay the bill. This is the their lives. Talk about the They brought a woman to real story of Christmas. BAPTIST CHURCH L o cu st drove CHRISTIAN CHURCH Cadiz United B a p ti s t M eth o d ist Bible Baptist C KENTUCKY Randy Davenport, Cadiz Christian Rev. Harry G. Lewis Bill Meador, Pastor Pastor 214 Main Street Highway 68 East Dr. Tom Martin, E= MACHINE COKE IS IT Highway 272 East Pastor 522-6237 S 31 Main Street AND ENGINEERING, INC. B lo o m fie ld M aple drove Cerulean Methodist M is s io n a ry Cadiz 522-6061 B a p ti s t Rev. Joseph Newton, Pastor B a p tis t Irvin Darnell, Pastor R o a rln y Hopkinsville Road E. A. Brown, Pastor Maple Grove Road Highway 139 North Dyer's Chapel Compliments of M on tyo m ery United Methodist Buffalo Llch Elizabeth Baptist James A. Shuck, Pastor PENNYRILE RURAL B a p tis t Leon Townsend, Pastoi Highway 68 West Sponsor the Highway 68 East, ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE James Black, Pastor 2799 Wallonia Road Rocky Ridge Road W a llo n ia Linton United Christian Church M e th o d is t Church Page "Proudly Serving The Pennyrile" John Daniels, Pastor Keith Ferguson, Pastor Cadiz Baptist Mt. Pleasant Highway 276 Highway 164 E. Main 522-6678 Rev. Phillip Salmon, Pastor B a p tis t 82 Main Street Grandville Courtney, Pastor Mayes Chapel 3666 Blue Springs Road John Frazier, Pastor Blue Sprlnys Loyos Will Jackson Road B a p ti s t C h ris tia n New Hope Baptist Daniel Swartz, Pastor Darell Eldridge, Pastor' Mt. Zion United fi£ { y p A R M Rt. 3 Box 231 Todd Gray, Pastor Wfiitecrest Hill M ethodist Princeton, KY 42445 Highway 525 Bailey Lumber Co. "m Rev. Joseph Newton, Pastor INTERDENOMINATIONAL Cerulean Road 522-6 2 2 2 Cerulean Rd. S t o r e , in c . C alv ary Missionary Baptist New Jerusalem Christian Life B a p tis t C enter O a k la n d d O e1 Gary Heath, Pastor Johnny Hawkins, 16 Court Street United Methodist Highway 274 Pastor Keith Ferguson, pastor Oakland Church Road Canton Baptist CHURCH OF CHRIST Royce Dukes, Pastor ECONOMY Ooh drove B a p tis t P.O. Drawer 859 Hal Shipley, Pastor (NAPA) NAPA 924-5227 R o c k ca s tle Oak Grove Road C ad iz Church Of CeeBee 522-6521 United Methodist '""AUTO PARTS C h rist James A. Shuck, Pastor Cerulean Baptist Darrell Simon, FOOD STORES Henry Ramey, Pastor 9023 Rockcastle Road Quality Parts & Service Since 1959 Pleasant Kill Evangelist P.O. Box 86 Baptist Church 1785 East Main '7 V t /Ifi+ncc&Uc e're Home Owned and Jerry Bacon, Pastor 1750 Main Street 5 2 2 -6 6 2 4 4808 South Road Silo am United Downtown & East Cadiz chrisTdD^w^her Jo in e r's Chapel M eth o d ist Delmont Baptist Church Of C hrist Shoney Oliver, Pastor James A. Shuck, Pastor RodneyCheatham 288 Corinth Cem. Road Siloam Church Road Rock- Front Baptist Minister Highway 139South D on ald so n Creek- B a p tis t Toboccoport Rocky Ridge CHURCH-QF fiOD JOHNSON A. Todd Jones, Pastor United Methodist Donaldson Creek Rd. B a p ti s t Maranatha Church Keith Ferguson, pastor CADIZ BRANCH Frank Kirby, Pastor Of S od Tobaccoport CONTROLS’ Highway 68 East Community Feed • Seed • Fertilizer • LP Gas Service D ry Creek. Allan Stokes, Sr., Pastor Hwy. 68 E. Farm and Home Supplies 522-66 Primitive Baptist 347 Main Street Robert H. Hale, Pastor Second Baptist PENTECOSTAL Linton Road C. L. Brown, Pastor CHURCH OF GOD Will Jackson Road IN CHRIST East Cadiz Baptist United Pentecostal Harold Rose, Richard Hatley, Pastor South R o a d Pastor The C hurch Of Highway 68 West Bank of Cadiz M is s io n a ry Cadiz Restaurant Glendale Drive Rod Tn Christ Jerry Railey, Pastor Clarence Siscney, 522-7522 & Trust Co. Highway 139 South Pastor Cadiz Pentecostal "Cadiz Finest" Highway 139 North Curtis Kern, Pastor South Union Highway 139 North Hilltop Freewill .mb,, fdic . Together, We're Strong1 B a p ti s t B a p t is t LUTHERAN Don Draughn, Pastor John M. Ahart, Pastor I l w y . 6 8 New Pleasant 522 6563 Old Tobaccoport Road 2300 Lock E Road 79 Faith Lutheran Hill Pentecostal 522-6066 Main St. Tony Ramirez, Pastor C hurch Hurricane Baptist Trlyy County Highway 164, Linton Jam es C. Redman, Bro. Norman Ellis, Pastor B a p t is t Road Pastor 4177 Hurricane Road Roy W. Field, Pastor 405 Sheila Dr., 522-8777 Line Street Hopkinsville, Ky. Trigg County Manor Sponsor the PRESBYTERIAN Jutlen Baptist "A Personal Care Home" FULLGOSPELCHURCH CHURCH Church Wallonia Community We strive to make our Church Page Elton Wilson, Pastor % Crossroads 272 & 117 The M eeting P lace C ad iz personal care feel like home. Julien, KY Danny Mitcheson, Pastor Presbyterian Hwy68W Dr. Tom Martin, 25 Shelby St. 522 3711 924-5201 Supply Pastor Liberty Point 31 Main Street B u p tls t CATHOLIC, church METHODIST CHURCH Jeff Hendricks, Pastor Old Dover Road Bethel United Hamtown Texaco C-Mart M eth o d ist OTHER CLYDE HITE St. Stephens Keith Ferguson, Pastor Groceries*Fishing Tackle Bethel Church Road Kingdom Hull Little River C ath o lic Lubricants and Fasteners B a p ti s t Father Richard of Jehovah's Hunting & Fishing License*Ky. Lottery John T. Bacon, Pastor Danhauer, Pastor Bethesda Methodist W itn ess 7450 Hopkinsville Rd. Hwy. 68 W. Cadiz 522-6105 Highway 272 Highway 68 West Rev. Joseph Newton, Pastor Attn. John Hull Hwy. 68 W. of Gracey Highway 139 North Highway 274 235-5477 THE CADIZ RECORD lamtown Restaurant P.O. Box 311, 50 Nunn Blvd. Sponsor the "Old Fashioned Country Ham & Steaks" Cadiz, KY 42211 Chet Catfish*Salad Bar*Seafood 5 2 2 - 6 6 0 5 ^ Church Page Clay Street * Downtown Hopkinsville, Ky. 8 8 6 - 1 2 0 7 Hwy. 68 W, 522-3158 1 I \ The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, December 29, lib: Weekly meetings TOPS KY. 280 meets each Monday in the basement of Cadiz Bap Waller, Oliver named tist 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 Carolyn Cobbs at 522-8105. to board positions TOPS KY. 400: The daytime chapter meets each Thursday at Lynn Waller, a realtor and firms, then to 15 firms, with a Cadiz Baptist Church for weigh-ins from 9 to 9:20 a.m. The developer in Cadiz, has been membership of 90 people. meeting will begin at 9:30 a.m. For more information call Aileen installed as president of the The Pennyrile Board is a at 522-3047 and Marci at 522-7838. Pennyrile Board of Realtors for member of the Kentucky Asso 1994. ciation of Realtors and in turn a The new daytime TO PS chapter has weigh-ins at 9 a.m. on Donna Oliver of Coldwell member of the National Asso Mondays with the meeting beginning at 9:30 a.m. at the Cadiz Banker in Cadiz was installed ciation of Realtors, a group of Baptist Church. For more information, call Darlene Sherbit at as secretary and treasurer of approximately 8,000,000 peo 522-6027 or Judy Freeman at 522 6438. the board. ple who are dedicated tp mak The Pennyrile Board of ing affordable housing to the Dec. 31 Weight Watchers of Cadiz meets every Thursday from 5 to 6 p.m. Realtors is comprised of Real citizens across the nation. The Rocky Ridge Baptist Church invites you to attend a at the Bank of Cadiz Community Center. tors members from Trigg, Lyon, Waller is also a member of Christian music spectacular at 8 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 31. Caldwell and Crittenden the Board Jurisdiction and Pol Clint Blackwood and the Blackwood Brothers will perform. Counties. icy Committee, of the National The Needs Committee of the High School Site-Based Council The board was formed in 1979 Association of Realtors and a meets at 4 p.m. every Wednesday at the Family Resource and Jan.3 and Waller was installed as state ambassador for the Bro Youth Services Center. Call 522-2212 to see if the meeting is The Trigg County Athletic Booster Club will meet at 7 p.m. on the first president. The Board kers Council of Realtors and is cancelled. The public is invited to attend. an. 3, 1994, at the Cadiz Restaurant. has grown from a neclus of 6 on the Board of Governors. 'Ted the community about your new arrival Send your birth Jan. 14 The Dyslexia Association, known as the Christian County As- announcement to THE CADIZ RECORD. ociation for Specific Perceptual-Motor Disability, will have a Michael Boone promoted creening on Friday, Jan. 14. To schedule an appointment for children, call the Dyslexia of- in Army to rank of specialist ice on Fort Campbell Blvd. by Jan. 7 at 885-5804. There will be a SPINELLI BARRACKS, Mannheim, Germany — Michael A. nominal testing fee. The Winter Reading Program for children Boone has been promoted in the U.S. Army to the rank of j p n n w E B r experiencing reading difficulties will begin on Jan. 24 for 14 Mon specialist. Boone, a motor transport operator, is the son of Francis J. and SUNQUEST WOLFF TANNING BEDS-New Commet- ceUenl benefits. day afternoons. dal-Horoe Units From $199.00. Lamps-Lotions-Accev $1,000 sign-oo bonus for exp. OTR drivers. 1 ____ Susan M. Boone of Cadiz. . Monthly payments low as $18.00. Call Today exp. Class A. PTL, PaschaU Truck Lines. Inc. 1-800- The Dyslexia Association is an United Way agency. i NEW COLOR Catalog. 1-800-462-9197. 848-0405, Dept. AH-3. MQ31LE HOMES , White with Red Interior,. 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Burlington Motor Carri- line of vinyl siding and tilt replacement windows. 100% OPEN — Friday, Dec. 31 until 5:30 p.m. 1-800-JO1N-BMC (Dept. 105). EOE. financing. CaU Jeff, toU free 1-800-685-4035. CLOSED — New Year's Day, Saturday, Jan. 1 CLOSED — Monday, Jan. 3 Bank of Cadiz & ATTENTION PR0U PARENTS! It's that time of year again — time to get your beautiful baby in ^ The Cadiz Record's Baby Brag Book. To include your child, fill out the form below and send with a picture *Thank and check or money order for $10, to: The Cadiz Record, P.O. Box 311, r We would like to express our sincere thanks for die loving acts shown to us during Cadiz, KY 42211. the loss o f our son, 'David. "To everyone who made phone calls, sent food, flowers, cards, said prayers and w ords^^ o f comfort or just bang there when we needed you, we say 'thanks." Benji L. Burks 'Thanks to die other fam ilies for their understanding and comforting words. Birthdate: January 11,1982 JA special thank you to 'Bro. flam es Shuckfor his "special words" and to die other Parents: Marty & Robin Crenshaw Gary & Daina Burks officiating ministers — flerry 'Turner, fle ff ZHendrichs, rCom dMartin, ZRoyce Grandparents: Betty Parker & the late Alvis Allen 'Dukes and 'Bill Evans. 'Thanhs to ZRuss Stadons, 'Bidy 'Dames and ZMiheZRose Lynn & Betty Burks for die music. r We really appreciate David's friends who have stopped by and visited with us. 'Thanhs b die 'Trigg County ZHospital, floodwin flunercd ZRome, < If you wish to have your picture returned, please enclose a self-addressed Service and ZD.6.S.for their services. stamped envelope. SA special thank you b 'Dr. 'Brazil for all die kindness you have shown. dAlso a special thank you b ZKnighi & ZHalefor a place for all the boys b work' Baby Brag Form and b enjoy bang together. Child's Name’ . r We want b thank 'Trigg County ZHigh School and other neighboring counties fa Birthdate:___ Parents:_____ Grandparents:. CAU o f your thoughtfulness will always be remembered. |_ Deadline: Jan. 25, 1994 Issue: February 9, 1994 J & TZgtty J2awrence 1 i THE RULES HAVE BEEN CHANGED IN PRINCETON, KENTUCKY m $ % * Section B THE CADIZ RECORD December 29, 1993 AGRICULTURE \ ' 1 - Time to assess farming operations YEAR END MANAGEMENT TIPS were trimmed by about $2 bil ral residents higher travel ited under the new law; how make investments of over The end of the year is a good lion under the Omnibus Budget costs than urbanites. ever, almost none on the $10,000 annually. Social Security Benefits: v ,; time to assess the finances, the Reconciliation Act of 1993, The farm/rural sector. Health Insurance Deductions: Agriculture farmers and rural communities act increases the amount of So Federal Estate and Gift Tax: (management, and the objectives Since 1987, self-employed notes may be net winners because of cial Security benefits that are The top tax rate was increased of; the farm business and to individuals have been able to other features of the package of subject to income taxes from 50% from 50% on estates larger than chart the course for 1994. deduct 25% of health insurance to 85%. Impact is about 2/3 of $3 million to 53% for estates in While tax and financial tax increases and budget cuts, premiums from taxable income. these taxpayers will be af the $2.5-$3.0 million range, management is an important according to analysis by The act extends this deduction, reason for evaluating records at by Jo h n F ou rq u rean USDA/ERS and Hal Harris of fected by the increase in per and 55% for those over $3.0 County Extension Agent which expired 06/30/92, the end of the year, a more im Clemson University. centage of benefits included in million. Only about 200 farm for Agriculture through 1993. Eligibility for portant reason for looking at Overall law: The law's aim is adjusted gross income. estates per year are large the deduction was also loosened what's happened in the previ- to reduce the federal budget Medicare Contributions: enough to be affected by the somewhat, resulting in contin i ous twelve months is for a farm tucky are family businesses. delict by $500 billion from Presently, the medicare hospi new rates. ued tax savings for farmers and management assessment. Eval Therefore, goal setting should 1994-98, which implies a tal insurance has been 2.9% for Investment Deductions: The act their families of about $50 uating both financial and pro be a family affair and should reduction in government wage and self-employment in increases to $17,500 from million a year. duction records can help iden include both business and fam borrowing. come up to $135,000. The act $10,000 the amount of machin tify problem areas in the farm ily goals. Include all family Marginal Income Tax Rates: The removes the cap, but less than ery and other depreciable Earned Income Tax Credit: The business as well as successful members in establishing goals act increases top tax rates. 1% of farm sole proprietors property investment that can be act raises the amount and level areas. Analysis of individual and evaluation progress toward There is also a surtax of 10% on have income above the previ deducted immediately (for of the EITC, and extends the enterprises or projects can help those goals. taxable income over $250,000. ous limit. farms and businesses investing credit to low-income workers determine whether they con For many farms the end of the Rural residents in general also Corporate Taxes: The law less than $210,000). The in with no children. Impact is tributed to farm profitability year marks the end of one pro are likely to fall in the new top raises the top rate from 34% to crease in allowable expending that almost 300,000 additional ^ or were a financial drag on the duction and financial cycle and rates. 35% for incomes over $10 mil is retroactive to 01/01/93 for a farm sole proprietors will be farm business. the beginning of another. This Federal Excise Tax On Gasoline: lion, very few farm corpora tax savings of about $427 for a eligible for EITC, providing Finally, the end of one year is a very good time to evaluate The tax on gasoline, diesel, tions and rural businesses have farm or business investing about $200 million in annual and the beginning of another is and reflect on the year past and compressed natural gas and incomes over $10 million. $17,500 about 10% of all farms benefits. also a very good time to evalu plan for the year to come. noncommercial aviation fuel Business Deductions: Many de ate progress toward goals and WINNERS IN increased by 4.3 cents/gallon. ductions, such as club dues, ex (^acUf— f i fyieat T^trzce set new goals for the next year. BUDGET RECONCILIATION? Farmers will face slightly ecutive compensation, meals, Most farm businesses in Ken- Although farm programs higher marketing costs and ru entertainment, have been lim Your hometown newspaper... 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Individual Counseling Phone 1-800-264-1433 John Hutching, Manager Murray, KY 520 Noel Ave., Hopkinsville "Serving You Since 1963" 1249 Tanyard Rd. South 886-2400 When You've Tried Them All Call SERVALL (502) 522-7901 Cadiz, KY 42211 1-800-880-2400 1 1 B-2, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, December 29,1993 KSA names Checkoff Chairman James R. Lawrence appointed; McAtee also honored The Kentucky Soybean Asso materials on the funding of County Cooperative Extension for many Kentucky growers, ciation recently named James R. checkoff dollars and the many Council and District Board, and without the farmer even real Lawrence, a Trigg County new uses for soybeans, in an ef he was a member of the ASCS izing the pest is present in his farmer and president of the fort to provide the most current county committee for nine years. fields. Trigg County Farm Bureau for information. Serving with Lawrence on McAtee owns and operates the past two years, as the "The check-off dollars fund the Trigg County Checkoff his own farm, which produces County Checkoff Chairman for research and development pro Committee is Jimmy McAtee, soybeans, com, wheat, and in Trigg County. grams to find new uses for soy area producer and president of cludes a market hog operation. "The checkoff chairmen will beans, as well as carrying out the Trigg County Farm Bureau. He has two children; a daugh be responsible for getting the promotion for uses already de "One of the main priorities ter, Stephanie, age 6; and a son, information concerning the soy veloped," said Lawrence. for checkoff dollars is research Jamus, age 2. McAtee is a mem bean referendum on Feb. 9 to the Lawrence and his wife, Rita, into new products like Soy- ber of Cadiz Methodist Church. farmers and the media in their farm in a family partnership diesel. Another important area Producers interested in more local areas," stated Debbie El with his brother, Ernest, and for research is the problem of information about the soybean lis, executive director of the his son, Bob, that produces soy the cyst nematode," said McA checkoff may contact James KSA. beans, com, tobacco, wheat and tee. Lawrence, Jimmy McAtee, or NAMED CHAIRMAN -- James Lawrence (left) recently was named Ellis noted that each chair beef cattle. McAtee noted that the cyst the Kentucky Soybean office at Trigg County Check-off Chairman while Jimmy McAtee was named man will receive a packet of Lawrence is on the Trigg nematode causes reduced yields 1-800-232-6769. as a member of the Checkoff Committee ASCS names McAtee to “Your Automotive Outlet Store, Where Volume Makes The Difference!” committee Jimmy McAtee, a well-known CHRYSLER VlymoulU Trigg County farmer, was named to the county Agricul PLYMOUTH DODGE tural Stabilization and PONTIAC CADILLAC CHRYSLER Conservation committee by delegates to the county ASCS convention, held on Dec. 21, at the ASCS office. Jeff Futrell was chosen as first alternate with Roy USED CMS, TRUCKS and SINS Bridges as second alternate. Local administrative area boundaries were set by the ASC Committee in compliance with changes required by the Food Security Act of 1985. These ar eas help provide farmers with effective farm program admin istration through local repre sentation. The delegates to the SLASH E convention also chose Kenneth H. Rogers, Jr. to serve as the You Save Money * we Save Year End Taxes chairperson of the ASC com mittee with Scott Bridges as vice chairperson. McAtee will serve as the regular member while Pete G. Thomas serves as the minority advisor. These terms will begin on Jan. 1,1994. The County ASC committee is responsible for local adminis tration of government farm programs such as the tobacco program and the wheat and feed grain program. The county committee operates under the guidance of the State ASC committee and applicable fed eral laws and regulations. ‘Just A Sample! Value-added food industries important Agriculture and value-added food industries make a signifi 92 Pontiac Sunbird ’89 Chrysler LeBaron 92 Plymouth Acclaim 91 Olds Cutlass 92 Chevy S-10 Stock #8341 Stock #2339-1 Stock #2541-1 Stock #8335-1 Stock #7191-1 cant contribution to Kentucky economics. *8,495 s8,995 *9,995 *10,995 "A recent study assessed the economic importance of food, agriculture, and related value- added industries within the Cincinnati metropolitan statistical area which includes six Kentucky counties," said ’91 Mercury Cougar ’91 Ford Ranger 93 Pontiac Grand Am ’92 Pontiac Grand Prix Forrest Stegelin, Extension Stock #2204-1 Stock #7151-1 Stock #8315 Stock #2652-1 agri-business specialist with the University of Kentucky *10,995 10,995 *11,995 12,995 12,995 College of Agriculture. "The study implies a lot about the economic value of farming, agribusiness, and the food and fiber industries to the economic well being of Ken tucky agriculture," said ’92 Pontiac Firebird ’92 Dodge D150 LE ’93 Dodge Dakota '93 Ford F-150 ’93 Pontiac Grand Prix Stegelin. Stock #7183-1 Stock #7186-1 Stock #8365 Stock #7189-1 Stock #8327 *12,995 *13,995 *13,995 *14,995 *14,995 SSI------— from Page B-7 Social Security beneficiaries with significant outside income need to be aware that effective for taxable years after 1994, ’91 Cadillac Seville ’93 Chrysler Imperial ’93 Silverado ’93 Cadillac Deville ’92 Cadillac Seville STS the tax rate on their benefits Stock #8359-1 Stock #8353 Stock #7205-1 Stock #8367 Stock #1479-1 will be increased. Couples *18,995 *18,995 *18,995 *19,990 SAVE whose income is more than $44,000 and individuals with “Just A Sam ple” income exceeding $34,000 will pay income tax on 85 percent of 'tyoun Autom otive GutCet Stone, 7ti6ene *l/o£ume Tfto&ee *76e 'D i^enence their Social Security benefits. Currently, couples whose in Sales Representatives: Terry Teague, David Ezell, Bill Blair, David Crawford, Wayne Sims, Joe Guess, Don Grimes, Paulette Catlett, Jackie Mullaney. come is more than $32,000 and individuals who have income exceeding $25,000 pay tax on 50 percent of their Social Security benefits. Only about 20 percent SISK MOTOR CO. of all Social Security recipients PONTIAC • CADILLAC • CHRYSLER • PLYMOUTH • DODGE pay taxes on their Social Secu rity benefits. 9th 8L Clay Streets • Hopkinsville • 885-9900 t A King Crossword Top Video Rentals ACROSS 1. Sliver starring Sharon Stone 1. Sighing cry (Paramount — Rated: R) Last Week: 5. Tonic’s No. 1 partner 2. Cliffhanger Sylvester Stallone - . 8. Tiff (Columbia TriStar — R) New Entry : i2. Old arm or 3. Free Willy Jason James Richter •v; young horse (Warner — PG) No. 6 ,13. Top pilot 4. Indecent Proposal Robert Red- 14. Barbara of ford (Paramount — R) No. 2 “Perry Mason' 5. Dennis The Menace Mason 15. At any time Gamble (Warner — PG) No. 3 16. Convened 6. Posse Mario Van Peebles (Poly- Gram Video — R) No. 4 system 7. Born Yesterday Melanie Grif 20. Interstices fith (Hollywood Home Video — 22. CotTidor PG) No. 5 26. Candle 8. The Sandlot James Earl Jones 29. U.N.’s (FoxVideo — PG) No. 9 Trygve 9. Groundhog Day Bill Murray 30. Bullfight cry (Columbia TriStar — PG) No. 10 31. Periods 10. Weekend At Bernie’s II 32. Prohibit 3‘3. Sign of Andrew McCarthy (Columbia Tri amusement 10. Brewed drink Star — R) No. 8 34. — amis 11. Brewed drink 11. Falling Down Michael 35. Skillet 19. Impair Douglas (Warner — R) No. 7 36. Loses color 21. Woman’s 12. Lost In Yonkers Richard 3,7. Bus riders secret? 36. To’s opposite Dreyfuss (Columbia TriStar — PG) 40. Word before 23. Loose talk 38. Basins New Entry lady or slip 24. “I cannot 39. “— Laughing” 13. Point O f No Return Bridget 41. Ad tell —” 42. Pour — Fonda (Warner — R) No. 11 OUT ON A LIMB by GARY KOPERVAS 45. Press 25. Longings (try hard) 14. Scent O f A Woman A1 Pacino 47. Little bit 26. Short-term 43. Sheep’s place c (MCA/Universal — R) No. 13 49. On worker 44. Fencing sword o j r f e l n ) 50. Inky 27. Scope 45. — Lupino 15. The Dark Half Timothy Hut flh < 1 Cadiz Record, Wednesday, December 29,1993 DECfDECEMBER 29,1993 JANUARY 1,1994 WEWEDNESDAY EVENING SATURDAY MORNING 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 [ 10:30111:00 11:30 12:00112:30 Tournament of Roses Parade College Football o - ~ News Enter- Thea George Home j Grace Lois & Clark News Cosby O (?) Sonic Pooh Bowl Parade E Coming Up Roses Tournament of Roses Parade | Football CM) News C. 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There is no truth to the rumor “Girlie Tour.” two complete words: television, or am I mixing it up that Richard Gere is gay. It is true TRANSMIT Q. Is Dolly Parton going the with another show? Gina B. though that the actor has refused to route of a lot of today’s stars and A. L et’s put it this way: Ms. answer questions regarding whether planning on her own talk show? THEN score 2 points each for a ll Winger, though a brilliant actor — he is heterosexual or homosexual. Kaye B. some believe she may win an Oscar found among the letters. According to the actor, “To deny A. No. However, Dolly fans will be for her work in “A Dangerous being gay gives credence to the idea thrilled to know that the star has a Try to score at least SO points. Woman” — does have a tendency to that there’s something wrong with it, jejs luiw 3UJ0S0M) aiqissod come on strong and some people deal with CBS for her own sitcom to and there’s nothing wrong with it.” air next fall titled “Dixie’s Fixin’s.” don’t appreciate it. Apparently, Gere and Crawford are happily mar when she met Sir Anthony, he had ried and they are contemplating Q. How has Richard Lewis and already been briefed that she could ASK EVELYN starting a family. Gere is 44 and Don Rickies’ new sitcom, “Daddy be difficult. But according to set- Crawford is a smashing 27. Dearest,” fared on FOX? Candice single, “Rudolph the Red-Nosed siders, the two worked well together, V. Reindeer,” which sold over 12 mil and before too long, she referred to Q. I thought Whoopi Goldberg A. Dubbed by critics as “the worst lion copies. Autry also pays a tribute him as her soulmate. Ever the picture w asn’t going to do a sequel to show on television,” FOX has offi to his hometown of Tioga, Texas of British (well, Welsh) discretion, “Sister Act,” so what changed her cially canceled the program. There’s during the program. Hopkins wasn’t as effusive in his mind? Carolyn Anne J. THE WOOD SHED good news, though, for fans of “Mel description of their relationship but, Pit Bar-B-Q & Restaurant rose Place” and “Beverly Hills, at least, had nothing negative to say 90210” as FOX has renewed both Daily Breakfast — *2.77 about her. Choice of bacon, sausage or ham, 2 eggs, programs through the 1994-95 gravy, hashbrown, biscuit or toast, coffee Yes, you probably did see “Shadowlands” before. There was a television season. For those who don’t know very CATFISH WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY NIGHTS 4 :0 0-8:30 P.M. very-well done version of the play on much about him, before World War Q. When I was a kid, Gene Autry II, Autry was the most popular movie Fish Dinner...... $425 television starring Joss Ackland as movies were my favorites. I recent C.S. Lewis, the devout Christian star in the world. When the war ly read that he was planning to started, he joined the Air Force and 21 Pc. Shrimp Dinner with siaw & Fries $495 writer and university professor, and make a television program. Please Claire Bloom as Joyce Gresham, the rose to the rank of sergeant. When he PRIME RIB SPECIAL SATURDAY NIGHT 4 -8 :30 let me know if this is true and when returned after the war, he began to New York Jewish poet whom he it will happen. Incidentally, my 8 0 2 . Served with: . 10 oz. shift his interests into ranching (he baked potatoes or French married. There was also a recent name is Gene but I wasn’t named $395 Broadway production of the play. named his spread the Flying A as a 5,1 / 35 fries, salad, coffee or tea for Autry. It was just one of those tribute to his Air Force service), coincidences. Gene B. Q. I can’t believe Jackie Onassis business, and sports. He bought a DAILY PLATE LUNCHES y« Lb. COUNTRY HAM BREAKFAST A. The big event happens on Cholca of meat, would frown on Darryl Hannah major league baseball franchise and BABY BACK RIBS EVERY SATURDAY January 1 on “Hee Haw,” which can 3 vegetables Salad & Choice of Potato because of the way she dresses. invested in other sports interests. be seen on TNN (The Nashville Net [10 $ 7 9 5 There must be another reason. $ 3 1 work). The Statler Brothers will sing Mary B. A. Money. Whoopi very openly a tribute in honor of the “Singing -CATERING — (Permit #14284) A. I can’t believe it either. But will tell you that a very large amount Cowboy.” Viewers will also see a Have a question? Send it to Evelyn Reg. H ou rsi 5 a.m.-8:30 p.m. Monday-Soturday — 885-8144 friends close to Jackie say Darryl’s of money convinced her to make 1979 episode of “Hee Haw” in which Ludvigson, King Features Weekly 1821 West 7th St. (U.S. 68-W) - Across from Ebonite Service, 235 East 45th Street, New grooming hasn’t helped her win any “Sister Act 2.” Industry sources es Autry discusses his 1949 mega-hit York, N.Y. 10017. points with John, Jr.’s mother. Ap timate that the talented actress repor ©1993 by King Features Synd. parently, in the last few weeks, John tedly took in $7 million for the has been seen with another young sequel. woman named Carolyn Bessette who is a public relations executive Q. I had anticipated that for a major American designer. Madonna’s new motion picture, Whether she’s more than a friend is, “Dangerous Games,” with Harvey at this point, something no one will Keitel was going to be a winner. confirm or deny. P.S. If all it takes to Why is it such a flop at the box win Jackie’s approval is grooming, office? Lance P. the well-turned out Ms. A. According to sources, Madonna would win hands down. would not promote the film due to Tuning In by Sally Stone h IN FOCUS: Eugene Byrd, one of also starred Wesley Snipes) and a the stars of the SHOWTIME series, slew of films. He writes poetry, reads “Chris Cross,” has much to celebrate science fiction, and enjoys playing as 1993 runs down and 1994 begins. basketball and football. Asked what “I just finished my first semester at he would do if he couldn’t act or college,” he says, “and it went very write, “I’d probably become a well.” psychologist,” he said. He’s also pleased at the way things Eugene Byrd plans to major in are going with his “Chris Cross” drama in college. Asked if his Am ber: My brother quit his job at the donut sh0| character, Oliver Cross. “At first, he teachers expect more of him because Kimmie: Why did he do that? he’s already an established actor, Am ber: He just got tired of the hole thing. was a role I was playing. But after a ** while, I began to find that we were Eugene said, “I would say my Laurie: I bet I know how I can keep you in great becoming more alike,” Byrd said- “I teachers expect me to do my best. f **Trivia Quiz suspense. guess when you play someone long And that’s what I always try to do. I 1. Businesses olten use the beginning of a new Bill: Oh yeah? How? enough, the writers find things in you feel that’s how we evolve; we go w calendar year to start keeping track of money Laurie: Tell you later. that they can give to your character. from what we consider our best at ig L - matters all over. What is this kind ol year called? Betsy: A police officer just gave my beagle a ticket. I ’m also glad that he’s sort of,” one point and then find that we can “ 2. On New Year’s Day in 1892, a famous island Billy: How corhe? do better.” ■A- was opened. People of other countries first came Betsy: He was parked too close to a fire hydrant. Eugene laughed, “well, maturing. I to this island when they immigrated (moved) to can certainly identify with that.” DIAL TONES: Catch Will Smith A America. What is the name of this island? Am y: W hy can’t witches play baseball in the afternoon? Eugene was bom in Philadelphia. in the new film, “Six Degrees of 3. Born this month in 1807 was the greatest military Linda: I don’t know. Why? His acting career began when he was Separation.” The star of “Fresh leader of the Confederacy (the South) in the Civil Am y: Because bats don’t come out until night. not quite 8. He did commercials, and Prince of Bel Air” is brilliant as a War (War Between the States). His surrender on April 9, 1865, to Union General Ulysses S. Grant “ * £ Cin^ : How does a de"tis* exami"e a 9reat white bark's charming con artist who poses as teeth? K then landed a role in the Harrison brought an end to the Civil War. What is his Sam : How? ^ Ford film, “Witness.” Unfortunate Sidney Poitier’s son. The film also name? ly, he wound up on the cutting room stars Donald Sutherland and 4. A famous singer who became known as the king Happy Birthday To You?"* ‘A floor. But the 10-year-old, though a Stockard Channing. of rock and roll was born this month in 1935. Some of his most famous songs include “Blue n h .« . J.nuvy blnlida,. u . th. Mt ol Tr.ytt: w n, are squirrel, so poor? bit chastened, went on to compile an Expect several mid-season re Suede Shoes" and “Jailhouse Rock.” What is his well-known people who share your birthday month Gre9: TeN me- enviable credits list for one so young. placements to be rushed in once the name? Travis: Because money doesn't grow 01 Over the years, he’s worked on such holidays are over. Some will move in 5. This is the time of year some people get tired Jason Bateman, actor shows as “Cosby,” “Sesame Street,” before the Winter Olympics; others of all the cold and snow and being cooped up Jan. 14, 1969 LouAnn: Oh Jason, I’m so sorry. I just ran over your dog. “Another World,” “H.E.L.P” (which will come on screen soon after. inside. Do you know what this “illness" is called? Jason: Oh, that’s all right. Edgar Allan Poe t and story writer LouAnn: No, I feel terrible. I want to replace him. Jan. 8 0 9 Jason: Well, OK. How are you at fetching slippers? •Did you know . . . Football Match N ew Y ea r’s D ay is som etim es called “E verym an’s^ Birthday.” In some countries, a year is added to ' Can you match these famous football games everyone’s age on January 1 instead of on each ^ played in January with the city they are played in? person’s actual a g e .’’ A' w Draw a line from Column A to Column B to show how they match up. pic medalist Column A Column B January VIPs Ask Your Doctor football player Cotton Bowl New Orleans, LA Do you know what VIP means? It stands tor Very Important Fiesta Bowl Orlando, FL Person, and there were many very important people In by Dr. E. R. Allen American history born this month. Meet some of them! Pasadena, CA Wayne Gretzky, hockey player Honolulu, HI • Paul Revere, born January 1,1735— Paul Revere was a well- Jan. 26,1961 D allas, T X known, respected silversmith and engraver. However, he is best remembered for his bravery during the Revolutionary War, Te m pe, A Z in which the American colonists (ought for their independence Oprah Winfrey, talk show host Ta m pa, FL When Having a Back Attack from Great Britain. On April 18,1775, Paul Revere rode on Jan. 29,1954 .M iam i, FL horseback in the middle of the night to warn Massachusetts •Be good to yourself and REST. Don’t sit and don't get up townspeople that a British army was on its way to capture their weapons and arrest their leaders. This event was made famous and down any more than you have to. Put ice on the area for by a poem called The Midnight Ride o l Paul Revere by Henry 15 minutes every 2 hours. If not much better in 24 hours and Wadsworth Longfellow. well in 48 hours, see your chiropractor. • Martin Luther King, Jr., born January 15,1929—Martin Luther King was a black civil rights leader and minister. He Connect The Dots •Sleep on a FIRM bed, whose mattress won't sag in the worked to make sure African-Americans were treated fairly middle. It should be flexible enough to conform to the and had equal rights. He received the Nobel Peace Prize in natural contours of your body. 1964 (or his work. He was assassinated at Memphis, TN, on April 4,1968. THE ILLUSTRATED BIBLE • During the most painful period of your "back attack," • Benjamin Franklin, born January 17,1706—Considered to God’s Savior on Earth be the wisest American of his time, Benjamin Franklin was a it is better to sleep alone, if possible. “For God sent the Son into the world...that the world might •When lying on your back, place a pillow behind your statesman, inventor, diplomat, author, printer, publisher and be saved through him. “ philosopher. He was one of the Founding Fathers o( our country ______—John 3:17 and was a signer of both the Declaration of Independence and knees to relax the muscles of the lower back. the Constitution. He is also famous for his kite-flying experi •The position which usually provides the greatest relief is ments that proved lightning was a kind ot electricity, and for writing Poor Richard's Almanack, a book of wise advice and to lie on your side with your knees bent and a pillow between your legs. •Your body will tell you, by the pain relief you experience when your position is correct for your particular body. Id ‘iweiw |M og B|nH I d ‘B daiB i l« o g je 6 n s •DO NOT sleep lying on your stomach. This places an Z V ‘s d iu a i |M og es o g added strain on the back (and neck) muscles, and you may X I ‘SB||BQ |M og 9 6 u b j o IH ‘niniouoH auiBd )o ||b h find it almost impossible to move. It is traditional at the celebration of Jesus’ birth to exchange V O ‘B uapesBd |/vtog snjjjo gifLs, in emulation of the tribute brought by the Wise Men from "Id |w og e js a y the East. Yet the greatest gift of all was that which we received ‘o p u e p o from God — His Son, the Christ. The word “Christ’’ derives Allen Chiropractic Center \TI ‘sueapo M9|\| |MOg UOftOQ from the Greek meaning “the anointed one," and is equivalent to the ancient Hebrew word for Messiah. Jesus was truly the ______“anointed one," the Messiah, the savior whom God had placed ^ 1842 Canton Road (Hwy. 68 West) g uutnioo V uutnioo on earth to lead mankind back.to His laws and His teachings. By that one gift, God’s promise to mankind that they would be % Cadiz, KY 42211 J0A0J Uiqeo S A0|S0Jd UOJey S|A|g > blessed and find a kingdom on earth was fulfilled. It was true 00X (Bosy * i SH3MSNV ZlflO VIAIH1 «* ksus* birth even as it is today. Phone: (502) 522-3957 The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, December 29,1993, B-7 The story of the other Wise Man (part three) I Scenting some danger, Vasda like a gazelle. But the first Nazareth was lodging with his to the prudent captain who He took the pearl from his\ picked her way delicately, beam of the sun sent hershadow wife Mary and her newborn will leave me in peace." bosom. He laid it in the slave child Jesus, and how the had carrying her head low, At last This before her as she entered upon girl's hand. laid gifts of gold and frankin bhe gave a quick breath of anx n ' the final stadium of the jour "God of Truth, forgive my sin! "This is thy ransom, daugh- cense and myrrh at his feet. iety, and stood stock-still, T h a t n e y e d Artaban, could discern I have said the thing that is ter-the last of my treasures I quivering in every muscle, be no trace of his friends. The child in her arms looked not, to save the life of a child. kept for the King." fore a dark object in the shadow "How can I cross the dessert," up in Artaban's face and And two of my gifts are gone. I smiled, stretching out its rosy of the last Artaban dismounted. Martha Malone Smith said he, "with no food and have spent for man that which A heavy tile, shaken head The dim starlight revealed with a spent horse? I must re: hands to him. His heart was meant for God. Shall I ever resting on the girl's shoulder, the form of a man lying across dies he carried always in his turn to Babylon, sell my sap warmed to the touch. "Might be worthy to see the face of the the blood trickling from the the road. girdle and poured it slowly be phire and buy a train of camels, not this child have been the King" wound. As she bent over him, promised Prince?" tween the colorless lips. and provisions for the journey. Three-and-thirty years of there came a voice through the But suddenly there came the Artaban's spirit throbbed The Jew raised his trembling Only God the merciful knows Artaban's quest had passed. twilight like music sounding noise of a wild confusion in the with a dumb resentment. What hand solemly to heav.en, "May . whether-1 shall not lose sight from a distance. streets, a shrieking and wailing claim had this unknown frag the God of Abraham and Isaac of the King because I tarried tb "Verily I say unto thee, in as ment of human life upon his and Jacob bless and prosper the show mercy." of women's voices, a clangor of The old man followed the much as thou hast done it unto trumpets and a desperate cry: compassion or his service? If he journey of the merciful, I have The streets of the, village multitude toward the Damas one of the least of these my 'Soldiers! The soldiers of lingered but for an hour he nothing to give in return-only seemed deserted. From the open - cus gate Just beyond the en brethern, thou hast done it unto Herod They are killing our could hardly reach Borsippa at this: that our prophets have door of a low stone cottage trance of the guardhouse a me. children." the appointed time; his com said the Messiah should be Artaban heard the sound of a troop of soldiers came down the A calm radiance of wonder panions would go without him. bom not in Jerusalem, but in woman's voice singing softly. Artaban went and stood in street dragging a young girl and joy lighted the pale face of Bethlehem of Judah. May the He entered softly and1 found a the doorway of the house, his with a torn dress. "Have pity," Artaban like the first ray of The Artaban turned back to Lord bring thee in peace and young mother hushing h p baby broad shoulders filling the she cried, "and save me for the dawn. One long, last breath of the sick man. Carrying him to safety to that place:" (Before to rest. She told him of , the portal from side to side sake of the God of Purity! My relief exhaled gently from his the foot of the palm tree, he leaving,’ Artaban left his ‘ strangers from the far east who father was a merchant of lips. His journey was ended. brought water and moistened bread, wine and healing herbs had appeared in the village He held the soldier silently Pathia, but he is dead and I am His treasures were accepted. the sufferer's brow and mouth. with the stranger.) three days ‘ago.. They said tha t for an instant, then said in a being seized for his debts to be The Other Wise Man had found He mingled a draught of one of a star had guided them to the low voice, "I am in this place, sold as a slave. Save me! the King. those simple but potent reme Vasda fled over the-ground place where Joseph of and waiting to give this jewel 4 Benefits to increase during 1994 Senior Menu JIM MUSTIAN current amount. A young widow every $3 a person earns over withheld from benefits. The bjpcial Security Manager with t™0 children recei ved an $11,160, $1 is withheld from benefits of people aged 70 or The following is the menu provided by the Senior Citizens Hopkinsville average monthly payment of his or her benefit. / older who continue to work are Kitchen for the coming week. Reservations must be made one day ^Social Security and Supple- $1/282 this year; in 1994, the For people under age 65, the not affected, ho matter how in advance for each meal. Please phone 522-8341 by 2 p.m. for mental Security Income (SSI) Amount will increase to $1,316 a corresponding limit will be much they earn. reservations. beneficiaries will receive a 2.6- month. $8,040 next year, up froirt $7,680 For planning purposes, those Monday, Jan. 3 percent raise in their benefits The maximum federal SSI in 1993. For every $2 a person hot dog bean bake, cole slaw, potato sticks, roll, peanut butter fpr 1994. The increase will ap monthly payment for one person under 65 earns over $$040 $1 is See SSI, Page B-2 bar, milk, coffee, tea pear in the checks Social Secu will be $446 in 1994, up from Tuesday, Jan. 4 rity beneficiaries receive on $434 in 1993. For a couple, the dried beans and ham, turnip greens, harvard beets, cornbread, Jan. 3, 1994, and SSI recipients maximum monthly amount will SSI checks delivery peach cobbler, milk, coffee, tea receive Dec. 30, 1993. increase frpm $652 to $669 in Wednesday, Jan. 5 •The latest increase raises the 1994. Since some states add fried chicken, broccoli, mashed potatoes, biscuit, cranberry pierage Social Security benefit money to the federal benefit^ to be on Dec. 30 crunch, milk, coffee, tea fair a retired worker from $4$7o Ibtal payment amounts will Th^ Social ^bcurity Social Security distrJiGt^qn^ Thursday, Jan. 6 td. $674 per month. The average vary from one state to another, Administration is"'Mpnding ager, these checks are normally tuna croquette, orange juice, carrots, green peas, roll, frosted monthly benefit for a couple The maximum amount pf . those,who receive Supplemen issued on the first day of the cake, milk, coffee, tea Where both spouses are receiv- money that beneficiaries be tal Security Income (SSI) month but this check is being Friday, Jan. 7 ing benefits will be $1,140 in tween the ages of 65 and 69 can checks that they should be on delivered early because of the chili and sandwich, garden salad, crackers, banana pudding, t994, compared with $1,111 in earn in 1994 without reducing the lookout for their checks to New Years Day holiday. milk, coffee, tea 1993. A verage m onthly the amount of their Social Se- be delivered on Thursday, Dec. Social Security checks will disability benefits will be $641 curity benefits is $11,160. In 30. be delivered on Jan. 3, the nor in 1994, a $16 increase from the 1993, the limit was $10,560. For According to Jim Mustian, mal delivery day. WE GUARANTEE TO BUILDING 1610 South Virginia Street HAVE A LOWER GAS PRICE Concrete Block • Brick FEELING Hopkinsville, Kentucky Glass Blocks • Mortar OF SECURITY •Personal Injury (502) 885-2222 Hollow Metal Doors See •Workers* Compensation Fireplace Materials ‘The Pistol People“ Septic Systems • Sand Country Boy Stores FOR SALE MASONRY H o u rs 8 -5 9 mi. S.W. of Hopkinsville NEW PROPANE GAS TANKS North Vine M ic h a e l L . m a n Hopkinsville Jet. 164 &117 886-6696 885-5914 Attorney at Law WHY DO YOU OWN A HOME AND CARS A JHesstrge from ilje UtM e Some Ads Tell You How Cheap BUT LEASE OR RENT YOUR GAS TANK? Darrell E. Simon, Minister SCHEDULE Sunday: Their Brake Jobs Are. But Who D O E S N 'T TH A T S O U N D FU E LIS H ! 522-8503 .Worship-9:30 a.m. Wants To Take A Chance On A Bible Study - 10:00 a.m. That Old Devil Lord's Supper - 11:00 a.m. Cheap Brake Job? Evening Worship - 6:00 p m. Little River Propane Gas W ednesday Night - 7:30 o n At Master Muffler, instead.ottrying to lure our customers with an 4250 Casky Lane u n b e lie va b ly lovy price, w e satisfy ffiehii with jt'brake job they can d e p en d on! •; The Scriptures refer to Satan as the devil. He is a deceiver, liar, O u r rep a ir is b a se d o n a fre e insp ec tio n th at includes pulling all four Hopkinsville, Kentucky .slanderer, prince of the power of the air, full of tricks and subtlety, and w h e e ls ... ’ ’ _ ; •••• v 522-3828 Jhe tempter. He is "the spirit that now worketh in the sons of disobe . : Because no one can fell how much your brake job will cost until he dience: (Eph. 2:2). No doubt, he is very pleased in the cours that the thoroughly inspects yotir brdkes. 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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...... Wanted Place your 2 ...... 114....4...... Help Wanted 6 Weeks 7 Weeks 3...... 15.... Classified 4 ...... Furniture 16.... Ad 5 ...... Automobiles 17.... where it 6...... Trucks 18.... 27 Words 28 Words 7...... Motorcycles 19.... will 29 Words 8...... 20..... be seen 32 Words 9 ...... 2 1 .... .Lost by 33 Words 34 words 10...... Mobile Homes 22.... 11...... 23 ..... thousands 12...... 2 4 ..... of readers 3. Appliances I 9. Pets | u. Real Estate I 12. For Rent COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY Frigidaire refrigerator, al New-3 flat-lst-floor (2-2 FOR RENT New storage DEPARTMENT OF FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS mond, $200. 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Adorable, ready COMMERCE STREET, TOLL GATE SHOPPING CENTER, CADIZ, TRIGG COUNTY, available One and Two bed HOUSE FOR RENT- 2 bed for Christmas. $225.00. Call KENTUCKY. KRS CHAPTER 288 DIRECTS THE COMMISSIONER OF THE DEPARTMENT room apartments. Energy room, bath, hallway, 4 clos 5. Automobiles (502) 885-0822. ets, large livingroom/dinette TO INVESTIGATE THE APPLICATION AND BASE HIS DECISION TO APPROVE OR efficient, laundry facilities, on-site maintenance. $100 kitchen and utility room. DENY THE APPLICATION UPON THE FOLLOWING CRITERIA: 1978 HONDA 4-door Sta 10. Mobile Homes security deposit. Call 522- Central heat/air. Just tion Wagon. Priced at $900. 8388 M-Thur. 8 a.m.-4:30 cleaned carpets, new lino Call 235-5046 and leave 1. THE FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY, EXPERIENCE, CHARACTER p.m. Equal Housing Oppor leum in kitchen, dining room NEW YEAR SPECIAL! Two tunity, handicapped acces and utility. NO PETS. Call AND GENERAL FITNESS OF THE APPLICANT, ITS OFFICERS new 1993 homes- 16 X 80, sible. 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Call 924- are .50? +6% tax each (.530) tors edition. 522-0472. 924-5560. 522-9499. 9101. 12'x20' Copies dating back 1992 and before are $1.00 + 6% tax Metal Carport $799°° FOR SALE: Pony cart and FOR SALE: Tractor Ford 8 ($1.06) each. The Cadiz HOPKINSVILLE KEN Includes Setting Up new harness. FOR SALE: N completely re-conditioned, Record. NELS- Boarding, grooming PONY Paint sorrel and SPINET CONSOLE PI Kentucky Mobile Home Service w/new bush hog cycle and pet supplies. Dog obedi white 46", 11 year gelding. ANO, for sale. Takeonsmall mower, box scraper. Call ence and counseling. Sky 90 Kingdom Hall Rd. • Madisonville 1 Fire Wood $35.00 a load, Call Good Kid Pony. Call 522- payments. See locally. 1-800- 522-8067. line Drive. 886-5621. (502) 821-9268 • 1-800-582-0137 Shawn Futrell. 522-8597. 6829 after 6pm. 343-6494. REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS - REVIEW APPRAISAL SERVICES LEGAL SERVICES The Cadiz community Development Agency is accepting PROPOSALS for review The City of Cadiz Community Development Agency is soliciting proposals for appraisal services in connection with a Community Development Block Grant LEGAL SERVICES necessary to conduct its Community Development Block Grant. Programs in the Cadiz Housing Redevelopment Project. There are approximately The Cadiz Housing Redevelopment Project proposes the acquisition of approxi 14 structures to be acquired. A Request for Proposals Qualification packet mately 14 structures. Legal services relating to these acquisitions will be for review appraisals can be obtained at the Cadiz Community Development required, including (but not limited to) title research and curative work Agency. Qualifications will be rated according to established criteria. necessary to achieve clear title. Proposals can be submitted to the Cadiz Cbrrmunity Development Agency Office, Attorneys interested in-submitting a proposal should contact Ms. Diane Light, Franklin Mosko, Director, P. 0. Box 436, Cadiz, Kentucky 42211. Office hours Cadiz Community Development Agency, to secure a proposal packet. All proposals are Fridays, 8:00 to 4:00 p.m. For further information you may contact the can be submitted to Cadiz Community Development Agency, P. 0. Box 436, Cadiz, office at (502) 522-4917 or come by City Hall at 11 Marion Street. Kentucky 42211. Office hours are Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. For further information you may contact the office at (502) 522-4917 or come by City Hall at 11 Marion Street. Qualifications will be rated according to established criteria. COLDWELL BANKER PBOPEBTT SHOWCASE SECTION 504 PUBLIC NOTICE This notice Is published pursuant to the requirements of 24 CFR Part 8 Nondiscrimination Based on Handicap in Federally Assisted Programs and Activities of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, as published in the Federal Register on June 2, 1988. Section 8.4 prohibits discrimination against qualified individuals because of their handicap status. own, large home with 3-6 bedrooms. This home has been custom built by the owner, and Great Location features custom built oak cabinets, 2112 baths, 2-car Very spacious 4 bedroom, 2 baths, central heat City of Cadiz advises the public, employees and Job applicants that In town, quiet street Neat 3 bedroom, 1 garage, covered deck, and much morel Property and air, fireplace, full basement. Call Martha. bath home on Nunn Blvd. $49,900. it does not discriminate on the basis of handicapped status in admission or access includes 6 acres of partially wooded land. Call Betty. 522-8046. Call Carol. 522-8110. to, or treatment or employment in its programs and activities. City of Cadiz has designated the following person and/or as the contact to coordinate efforts to comply with this requirement. Inquiries should be directed to: Mr. Jim Lancaster r Name: Near Lake A Great Buy Office: C i t v C l e r k Country home with approx. 7 acres. 3 lots and near the lake. This comfortable home 3 bedrooms, 2 bath home in Rockcastle. Com features 2 bedrooms, greatroom with a fireplace, pletely furnished with large screened deck. Priced 4 bedrooms, central heat & air. Call Address: P. O. Box 436 full basement, deck, covered patio, and has central at $39,500. Call Leona at Coldwell Banker, 522- Maltha at 522-8046. air conditioning. Pricedat$55,000...askforBetty. 4694or home,522-6191. Cadiz. Kentuckv 42211 Phone Number: (502) 522-8244 Service 1st Realty 110 Merchant Street TDD Number: (800) 247-2510 Cadiz, KY Hours: 8:00 - 4:00 p.m. ® ffll (502) 522-4699 . The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, December 29,1' CLASSIFIEDS 12. For Rent I 16. Services I 17. Miscellaneous MOBILE HOME FOR ATTENTION: If you need ATTENTION: If you need RENT. Call 522-7841. to have something faxed or something faxed or need to Uzzle’s Trailer Court. need to receive a fax we can receive a fax we can help! help! Just call THE CADIZ Just call THE CADIZ REC RECORD for details. It’s ORD for details. It’s easy! Now accepting applications easy! 522-6605. 522-6605. for 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom and 3 bedroom apartments. BBS SPORTS & EMBROI 18* Livestock Section 8 assisted. Equal DERY SPECIALIST- spe cialist in embroidery for Opportunity. Barkley FOR SALE— Purebred schools and business. Guns Manor Apartments. 522- Yorkshire and Hampshire and am m unition. Boars and Gilts. Also Duroc Hopkinsville, Indian Hills Boars. Ready for service. Shopping Center. 885-9094. Time sharing in Panama Guaranteed breeders. We . City Beach, Florida, one deliver. Call FRANK CLARKSPLUMBINGNew TURNER & SON. 785-4802 bedroom, kitchen, living Installations, Residential , room.diningroomandbath. or 785-4590. and Commercial 24 Hr. Week of the 33rd. Middle of Repair Service, FREE Esti August. $2,700orbestoffer. mates. Tommy Clark 25 (502)-388-4308 or (904)-763- FOR SALE: 130 Charolais Park PI. West Cadiz, KY. cross Angus Heifers. Guar 42211 Phone (502)924-9101. anteed Bred. All vaccina Time sharing in Panama tions. Very high quality. Call City Beach, Florida, one DO-RITE CONCRETE after 6 pm. (502)365-5954. efficiency con diminium. The WORKS, Salem, KY., week of the 18th. The first of cialist in flat pour surfaces. May. Kitchen, bath $2,500 Free Estimates. Call 988- or best offer. (502) 388-4308 3117 or 988-4135. or (904)-763-0900. FREE Wooden Pallets— Several uses around the For complete moving and farm or good firewood. May set-up of your mobile home. pick up at Stone Plastics, Call Heaton Mobile Home Industrial Park #1, Cadiz. AMVETS: Wanted 50/100 Movers. Days 365-6900, Amvets willing to financially nights 365-9637. 23. Personals with support a new Amvets Club. GLENN WEST-Roofing. Complete with dining room. Work guaranteed. Free esti Call 924-0117 after 6 p.m. mates. Reasonable. Metal FOR A GIFT of any kind Roofs included. Call 269- (Birthday, Anniversary, 9341. friendship, etc.), send a year’s subscription to the a gift Cadiz Record. For only GOOD COLOR NEGA Greenfield Construction, $16.43 (6% tax included in price) in Trigg Co., $17.49 TIVES of Trigg County roofing, decks, porches, Football Homecoming remodeling and out build (6% tax included in price) anywhere in Kentucky. subscription Queen Festival, will be re ings, barn repair, vinyl sid turned. Mail toP.O. Box 997, ing and trim. Free estimates. $25.00out-of-state. Your gift ' Elkton.KY 42220. Call Glenn, 522-7974. will be remembered all year long. We’ll send a personal gift subscription card. Or to ' HAVE SOMETHING TO der today. Send your check SELL? Want to buy some Have Wallpaper? Will or money order to the Cadiz thing reasonable? Then Hang! Just call Miranda Record, P.O. Box 311, Cadiz, place a classified ad in The Ricks for an in-home esti KY 42211. Be sure and in Cadiz Record. It’s easy. Just mate today. 522-3744. clude name and address of call 522-6605. recipientandhowyou would LAKE BARKLEY CON like your card signed. TINUOUS GUTTERING. ? Wanted acreage on black- Aluminum or vinyl siding , top road with electricity. and cornice. 34 Cunning ; Prefer 139 South Road or ham Avenue, Cadiz, KY. Linton, must be reasonable, 522-6788. FIND l 615-358-5858. LBL Taxidermy Archery, 14. Help Wanted 2nd and Glendale. PSE & A THE XI bows, accessories. Qual .* AVON wants individuals ify taxidermy at reasonable 3$ interested in earning $6— prices. Official Kentucky NEW: !• $10anhour.N»door-to-door deer check, station. 522- % sales. 1-800-643-7029. CADIZ Please send this gift subscription to: EMPLOYMENT OPPOR NEED A LAND SUR TUNITY. Body Shop Tech VEYOR OR ENGINEER? nician wanted. Must have Registered professional sur N a m e . tools. Benefits available. If veyor, highway engineer, RECORD interested call, 365-5132 for lots, acreage, subdivisions, A ddress. more information. construction staking. For all your surveying needs con MAKE SOME EXTRA tact James T. Boren, 522- 522-6605 Mail this coupon, with payment, to: MONEY by selling those 7955. ' items (clothes, etc.) you do THE CADIZ RECORD, P.O. Box 311, Cadiz, KY 42211 not use anymore. Turn them into cash. Advertise in The In-County — $16.43 Out-Of-County — $17.49 ROBERT VANDIVER SEP Cadiz Record classifieds. Out-Of-State-$ 2 5 .0 0 TIC TANK CLEANING Call 522-6605. SERVICE. Prompt, efficient, □ Yes, send a gift card with this subscription and reliable service. Rea 16. Services to the recipient from: sonable rates. Call Collect. Sell Your Phone (502)886-4114. Home C & B Window Tinting-Resi- Name you wish to appear on card dential/Commercial. Re The Cadiz Record offers IN THE CLASSIFIEDS duces heat/glare. Reduces these professional services: fading of furnishings, cuts •FAX- Send $1.50 per page/ Call The Cadiz Record cost of heat and air. 3M receive .500. FAX number Classified Department Products, 5-year warranty. 502-522-3001. ’ Typesetting Cadiz (502)388-2274. (Resumes, Wedding Pro 522-6605 grams, Term Papers.) $ 10.00 The Place To Be per hour. ‘ Copies .100 each. TO ALL INTERESTED GENERAL CONTRACTORS CASEY’S PAINTING The Cadiz Record, 50 Nunn SERVICE: Painting in and Blvd. Phone 522-6605 or 1- The Cadiz Community Development Office will soon begin housing rehabilitation out. Paperhanging, woodfin ishing, drywall repair, small Read the best activities for the Cadiz Housing Redevelopment Block Grant Program. References carpentry work. Expert will be required. Must carry Workman's Compensation Insurance, Property workmanship. 25 years newspaper in Damage Insurance and Public Liability Insurance. Anticipated project range is experience. Reasonable Cadiz & approximately 18 structures. Partial payments are negotiable. rates. Every customer satis fied. 388-2274. Trigg County! To be placed on the bid list, call or write: Cadiz Community Development Agency, 1 101 MADISON SQUARE DR. QOE P. 0. Box 436, Cadiz, Kentucky 42211 or phone: (502) 522-4917 for an application MADISONVILLE, KENTUCKY /Alcoholics Anonymous I Ofc I UU Office is located in City Hall at 11 Marion Street. The Cadiz Community Development Agency is an-Equal Opportunity Employer. meets every Tuesday night at 8 pm RUSTY SIMMS - General Manager at the Bank of Cadiz Community Room. JERRY EAVES - Business Manager This is a n o p e n m eeting. Salespeople DWIGHT PARISH • ERMIT MATNEY • TONY LUCAS • BILLY Anyone having alcohol problems or HUGHSON • ANITA GUYNN • LYLE WYATT • CARL BROTHERS knows someone that has alcohol I DANA ALLEN • BILL HERRON • FREDDIE STOKES 1 REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS - APPRAISAL SERVICES problems is encouraged to attend. The Cadiz Gonmunity Development Agency is accepting PROPOSALS for appraisal services in connection with a Community Development Block Grant Program in the Cadiz Housing Redevelopment Project. There are approximately 14 struc tures to be acquired. A Request for Proposals Qualification packet can be Q e r h y ’s WE CAN FINANCE obtained at the Cadiz Community Development Agency Office. Qualifications CUSTOM KITCHEN CABINETS EVERYONE!! will be rated according to established criteria. WE HAVE A LARGE Custom Woodworking SELECTION OF USED CARS Proposals can be submitted to the Cadiz Community Development Office, & IN-STOCK FOR DELIVERY! Franklin Mosko, Director’/P. O. Box 436, Cadiz, Kentucky 42211. Office Kitchen & Bath Cabinets Answer Yes To These Questions And You Can Take Delivery Ot A Vehicle Today! hours are Friday, 8:00 to 4:00 p.m. For further information you may •Drop by & see our showroom 100% Credit Approval! contact the office at (502) 522-4917 or come by City Hall at 11 Marion 409 SUN8URY-MURRAY (Behind E Street. 1. Do you lunrs a Ky. drivers llcensa I y e s I I NO I . & Social Secnrtty card? 1------1 1------1 2. Do you havs proof of Ky. | y e s I I NO ! residence? Ex. phone, gas bill ------1 ------S. Do yon bring home $150 net per I Y ES I I NO I John L. Street Public Library week with pay stubs? ------1------1 4, Do you h a « or can you get auto [ Y E S 1 [ NO | Pursuant to KRS 65.065, the financial records of the John L. Street Library 5. Do you live & work In Ky.? | Y E S | | N O | may be examined at the library, located at 244 Main Street, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Lou Ann Moore, Acting Director, 244 Main Street, Cadiz, KY 42211 RE-ESTABLISH CREDIT John L. Street, Chairman, P.O. Box 500, Cadiz, KY 42211 B E if^ B u ild ers, Inc. WESTERN KENTUCKY'S CLEARING HOUSE Angelee Mason, Vice-Chairman, 150 Nunn Blvd., Cadiz, KY 42211 OF USED CARS & TRUCKS Carol Martin, Secretary, 144 Nunn Blvd., Cadiz, KY 42211 1-300-628-1324 :.itd • Payroll Checks • To* Checks Accepttx) ______Dan Dickerson, Treasurer, P.O. 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