THE CADIZ RECORD f0K ' f t m The Hometown Newspaper for Tri[ i f —* VOL. 112 NO. 18 COPYRIGHT © 1993, THE CADIZ RECORD, CADIZ, KENT! MAY 5, 1993 50 CENTS School board gives okay to new budget SCOTT BROWN through the meeting. Also dis­ Staff Writer cussed in executive session was The tentative 1993-94 fiscal potential litigation against or year budget for the Trigg on behalf of the school board. County School System was ap­ In other business at the proved at the May 3 school meeting, which lasted well board meeting which also fea­ over three hours, the board tured a presentation that de­ voted to submit a building and tailed a middle school course grounds form for $120,000 for that involves video production. roofing work and $25,000 for The $7,954 million budget patching and seal work to all represents about a two percent asphalt on school grounds, in­ increase from last year, accord­ cluding the track and possibly ing to Superintendent Jim the tennis courts. The "B-G" Wallace. Much of the details forms must be submitted to the BRIDGING THE GAP - The Cadiz Bypass will feature cross the Little River. Construction work on the of the proposed budget were state because funds for the pro- two bridges along the 4.6 mile southern bypass. This $5.27 million project began in June 1992. discussed during a 66-minute bridge crosses Caney Creek while another bridge will executive session halfway See School board, Page A-20 Paving to begin on by-pass soon First traffic fatality Contract also awarded for U.S. 68 four-lane project recorded on May 1 SCOTT BROWN to be bid three times," said Gray. in June 1991. The 4.6 mile bypass will Trigg County’s first traffic tucky 272 and lost control of his Staff Writer "We have not received a work order primarily be a two-lane road, according fatality of the year was car on a curve. P'Pool ran off Paving work on the Cadiz by-pass and from Frankfort yet, but that should ar­ to Gray. However, a small section near recorded May 1 on Kings the left side of the road and four-lane projects could begin in a couple rive in about two weeks and then work the planned interchange east of Cadiz Chapel Road about four miles overturned. The report said of weeks and be complete by year's end will begin." will be four-laned. east of Cadiz. P'Pool was not wearing a seat- according to state transportation offi­ Although it took three times to award The first phase of the Cadiz-to-Bowl- Fred Kendall P'Pool, 22, of belt and was ejected from the cials. the contract for paving, Gray says the ing Green four-lane project began in 440 Old Rocky Point Road, was car. Jim Gray, transportation branch man­ project is not behind schedule because the February 1992 and covers nearly 3.1 miles pronounced dead at the scene by Assisting state police at the ager engineer for construction, said the work must be done in dry weather, such as from Cadiz to Interstate 24. When the Coroner John Vinson III just af­ scene was the Trigg County paving contracts for both projects have May and June. four-lane highway is complete, Gray ter the 3:15 a.m. accident, (see Sheriff's Department and the been awarded to Rogers Group of Gray says it is possible that both pro­ says the existing U.S. 68 will be used as a obituary on A-4) Trigg County Ambulance Nashville, although no amount was dis­ jects could be complete by the end of the county road and assigned a different According to the accident re­ Service. closed. year, but he added that it will most highway number by the state. port completed by State The accident is the first "There were changes made to the likely be complete by next summer. "There is still some dirt work that has Trooper Randall Cruise, P'Pool fatality on Trigg County roads original plans dealing with pavement Work on the $5.27 million bypass, was southbound on Kings this year. There were five thickness and such that caused die project which passes to the south of Cadiz, began See Bypass, Page A-20 Chapel Road about one mile recorded in 1992, according to from the intersection of Ken­ state police. City to apply for fourth development grant An application for a Community Develop­ at the earliest, said Mosko. If approval is re­ qualifications, said Mosko. The original target constructed. ment Block Grant by the city of Cadiz could re­ ceived in September, funds could be issued to area included Monroe, Madison, Perry, Wal­ "Based on the last three projects, 90 percent of habilitate up to 50 homes in older neighbor­ the city and construction could begin in Decem­ lace, Montgomery, Franklin, and Jefferson the cases have resulted in no paybacks by the hoods and create approximately 100 construc­ ber. streets, and recently was expanded to include homeowners," said Mosko. tion jobs. "That is not a peak time for local vendors and the Princeton Road up to Wilson's Grocery. Those not having to repay the grants are all The city will be seeking up to $750,000, the we feel we can get competitive prices," said Mosko attended a public hearing on April 29 elderly (age 62 and older) on low incomes (less maximum allowable development grant, ac­ Mosko, who described the grant as a win-win to hear comments from residents in those areas. them 80 percent of the countywide median in­ cording to Franklin Mosko of Paducah, who was situation. "The city benefits because it Only three residents attended the hearing. come) and all very low income (50 percent of the hired by the city to write the application. The rehabilitates some of the older residential ar­ The city has received three Community De­ countywide median income) homeowners. Oth­ city's application will be submitted to the eas while it helps local contractors keep their velopment Block Grants, in 1985,1988 and 1991, ers will have to repay from 5 to 50 percent, de­ Kentucky Department of Local Government by crews together through the winter." totalling $1,891,415. Those three projects saw a pending on their income. May 11. The target areas have been expanded, be­ total of 107 homes rehabilitated, 66 structures Grants will not be awarded until September cause not enough homeowners met grant demolished and cleared, and 16 new dwellings See Block grant Page A-20 Graves joins Trigg County income figures rank poorly

Cadiz Police SCOTT BROWN According to figures released shows the Trigg West Division Springs at $10,032 and Cadiz at Staff Writer by the U.S. Census Bureau, with the highest per capita $8,908. Department Trigg County ranks near the Trigg County's per capita in­ income at $16,389, the highest Of the 15 Pennyrile cities middle in median family in­ come in 1989 was $10,124, rank­ total of the 35 divisions cov­ with a population of 1,000 or Robert Graves has joined the come when compared to other ing it 79th out of 120 counties ered in the Pennyrile region. more, Cadiz ranked 8th. Cen­ Cadiz Police Department as a Kentucky counties, however and $1,029 below the statewide The Cadiz West division had a tral City was tops ($12,682) full-time patrolman. Trigg is near the bottom third average. total per capita income of Mayor Scott Sivills said in per capita income. A breakdown of the county $11,178 followed by Cerulean See Poverty, Page A-11 Graves began work on May 1. Sivills added that the search continues for a new police chief. The department has been two PADD officials release ’2001’ plan men short following the SCOTT BROWN PADD officials released the The areas of improvement PADD has not had a compre­ retirement of Robert Dollar and Staff Writer plan April 30 after gaining in­ range from infra-structure to hensive study of each county in the indefinite suspension of Several months of planning put from citizens at public transportation to health care. nearly 20 years, according to Assistant Chief Robert "Buck" and meetings in each Pennyrile meetings held in each county According to PADD Executive Adams. Russell. county have produced the Pen­ from January to early March. Director John Adams, the "There has been definite Graves, a native of Denver, nyrile Area Development Dis­ 454 people attended the nine PADD plan will be presented to progress made since the last Robert Graves Colo, is married to the former trict's "Kentucky 2001" plan for forums with 369 separate items Governor Jones in June along plan. I just marvel looking at Lynetta Humphries of Cadiz. discharge from the U.S. Army shaping the state for the 21st of interest offered as public with plans from the other 14 He recently received his at Fort Campbell. Century. comment. area development districts. See PADD, Page A-8

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1974: It was a very good year Just the Other Day

Once a month, it becomes 1974. for the last 25 years, we keep our 50-cent By B illy R aw ls That’s when my friend Scott, a chef in bet on who would win the Buckeye- Cincinnati, and I talk on the phone and Wolverine football game. The word catalyst came to my the conversations transform both of us We stayed friends, I guess, because mind as being worthy of explo­ into high school seniors. Matt neither one of us questioned our ration. The common usage of The topics have remained pretty much Sanders friendship and accepted the fact that we "catalyst” is in reference to a the same over the years — work, past were two very different people. And, we chemical element that causes a loves, music, the Cincinnati Reds, the have always known, that in good times change of other chemicals Cincinnati Bengals, and what’s right and as well as bad, we would be there for without itself being changed. what's wrong in our lives. each other. Perhaps this technical word is He came from a wealthy family that I guess you could say that 1974 was our During our senior year, he became very also adaptable to a broader served at least two wines with dinner, scope. year. We had that youthful feeling of which was usually about six different sick after having his wisdom teeth cut invincibility, his Dad's convertible courses. At our house, the beverages of out and, since his parents were out of Gollie! Talk about strange happenings! I was about to write Mustang (that would do 60 in second gear) town, I stayed with him, picked up his choice were milk or soda. Period. The about examples of catalyst that do not change when other any time we wanted it, no money medicine, and drove him back to his only time my family had more than one things do, and instead, I get a sample of things that do change problems, and our whole lives ahead of doctor. When my dad had a triple by­ course at dinner was when the potatoes when they change something else (if there is a word for that). pass last year, Scott let me talk as long as us. took longer to bake than the meat loaf. We just had an electric outage down here, and I will bet that We met each other in junior high school I wanted (or needed). In high school, he thrived on the one- a squirrel was the cause of it, and that he has now been changed (Ohio's version of a middle school) and, We stood with other at our weddings on-one competition of wrestling and to a fried squirrel. Oh well! at least I did not loose what I had through high school, you didn't see one of and we stood by each other through needed to hear the roar of the crowd to written. us without the other. divorce. (The running joke is we'll always achieve his best. I preferred the deserted be in each other's weddings until we get it It seemed unlikely then that we'd back roads and the silence and solitude of After years of having trouble getting pie meringue to be tall, right.) become friends and it seems more unlikely long-distance running. light, and fluffy, my wife Charline found a tip that a pinch of now that we'd stay friends. Scott always wanted to be a chef. I Through the years, our careers and salt in the egg whites would make the difference. The salt is He was the life of any party -- loud and didn't make a career choice until I got to different interests have limited our the catalyst. outgoing, always had a beer in one hand, college. visits. But, we still get together a couple This morning, I strolled past our TV and observed an English a brunette at his side, and a joke to tell. I The worst thing that could happen to times a year and we still talk on the professor who is dedicated to straightening out our language. As shyed away from crowds and, on many best friends growing up in Ohio was that I phone at least once a month. And, for I looked and kept going, he explained that what he was sitting nights, was his designated driver — long rooted for Ohio State and he was a that period of time, it will always be on was a chair, but he was a man. I think that he may have before that practice came into fashion. Michigan fan. However, every November 1974. gotten around to declaring that he was not a chairman. Anyway, I assumed that here was a scholar who aimed to make changes while he and his ideas remained the same. All sorts of things, people, and circumstances can act as cata­ 20 years ago.. lysts to instigate and/or influence changes —whether they realize it or not.

Miss Terri Martin, 17 year old By now, most of you probably know that 'me'an' Charlie daughter of Mrs. Mildred Martin is Hooks once painted 'Miz' Berta White's Model-T Ford, but you crowned Miss Kentucky Teen-ager in may have missed the part about the painted windows and Lexington. windshield. As I remember, me'an Charlie were busy smearing green paint Patrick Henry, son of Mr. and Mrs. hither and yon when Charlie's brush encroached upon glass. Ralph Henry is pictured during the We hesitated after the miss-lick and our catalystic brains Lions Cadiz Park. urged us to continue a complete coverage. One of our creations Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Redd, Canton was the advent of green tinted glass to cut down on the glare of observed their Golden Wedding the sun. Yeah, that’s bound to be where the idea came from. Anniversary on May 6. When me'an Charlie got to our fifth grade of school, we were Stephanie Vinson presented the inclined to watch and listen to the big boys of Cadiz High DAR's "Good Citizen Award" by Mrs. School. At recess, we would station ourselves in the buttress Ira Humphries. comers of the Cadiz Baptist Church which afforded protection from the weather. Big boys were likely to gather in an United Food Center was selling 1/2 adjoining niche: to smoke cigarettes; pass around "buts"; TALK gallons of orange juice for fifty-nine ABOUT GIRLS; ditto; ditto; indulge in crude conservation; and cents and giant size Fab detergent for tease little boys. Such were some of the catalyst of our lives. sixty-seven cents. Charline was and is the greatest catalyst of my life. I once had puppy love dates that were consumed by deep silence that might be broken only by formalities, giggles and squirming. But my first informal date with Charline began with her song "I Here's something new in talk shows Double Dare You." From that first association I became aware that here was a girl that I could talk freely with. Our (Editor's note: Lewis Grizzard continues room talking your head off. catalystic words, actions, and personalities have been causing to recover at his home in Atlanta. The I want less talk and more action out of changes ever since — whether admonishing: dire warnings; our following is a column that was published television. I'm sick of disease, disorders, mutual happiness; or just plain understanding. *** last year.) dysfunctions, and dismemberments. We've got to stop the spread of televi­ Lewis Who'll be next with a talk show? Mike Do you remember: King Mitchell; Minnie Hendricks; Amanda sion talk shows before that’s all there is Tyson? Shaffer; Ida Goodwin; and/or using the best catalyst? on television anymore. Grizzard •On the next "Mike:” Mike's guest sings How many TV talk shows are there "Back Home Again in Indiana," backed now? I lost count at 308. Is there no end to up by the boys in Cell Block D. this? Can’t the Federal Communications © 1993 by Cowles Syndicate, Inc. Maybe I'll get a talk show. But I'll do L e tte rs Commission do something, like put a something differently. I’ll just sit there ceiling on how many talk shows there can tire soon. for 30 minutes and not say a word. I won't be at one time? have any guests. It'll probably be a In their places have come "The Talk Thanks from library to Record I'd like to read this: smash. Show Hordes," blipping away morning "The Federal Communications "A no-talk talk show!" the critics will after morning, afternoon after afternoon, To The Editor, paper. You truly are the eyes of Commission handed down a ruling today rave. What a welcome relief night after night. The library has just cele­ Trigg County. saying there can never be more than the I'll have call-ins, too. Only I won't an­ •Onthe next "Geraldo:" Gay milkmen. brated National Library Week. Thanks again. It is great to current 308 talk shows at one time, and swer the phone when it rings so that I •On the next "Oprah": Why aren’t Let me take this time to have such community assis­ the only way you can get a talk show if don't have to say, "Go ahead, caller. there any women hockey players? thank you for all your help; not tance. you don’t already have one, is to wait in Caller, are you there? Go ahead, please." •On the next "Donahue:" Children only for Library Week but line for one of the 308 to die, quit or get And some guy from Des Moines answers, who get too attached to their hobby throughout the year. Margaret Newby cancelled." "Am I on? Hey, Lewis, I just want to tell horses and won't leave them at home We all agree that we couldn't Librarian This could be called the Pat Sajak rule. you how much I enjoy your no-talk talk when they go to college. get the word out without your John L. Street Library I was reading about another new talk show. Who's not going to be your guest show, "The Dennis Miller Show." He's •On the next "Maury:" How bowling tomorrow night? Former President Bringing you its second century of hometown news... some guy from "Saturday Night Live." cured my nymphomania. Rutherford B Hayes?" Wasn't being on that show enough? •On the next "Sally Jessy:" A new eat­ Good, I can't wait to tune in. Maybe I'll CTKc CTcxcits; p L e c o rx l Jesse Jackson's got a talk show, for cry­ ing disorder: People who throw away the start a trend. Gabless TV. What a relief, ing out loud. Haven't we heard enough candy and eat the wrapper. indeed. from him already? For what seemed like •On the next "Arsenio:" Madonna talks decades, every time I turned on my about all her lovers (special four-hour television there stood Jesse Jackson in an program). expensive suit talking about poor people. •On the next "Joan:” Yak, yak, yak, Not too long ago there were only a cou­ yak,,, ple of talk shows. 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OPINION G E T M O M O U T O F THE KITCHENII Take Her To State crusades for children X jvys OLV TW%MrtOUS‘E Mark your calendars early for the WHAS Crusade for Chil­ Sun., May 9 - Mother's Day Special dren. On June 5 and 6, the Crusade celebrates its 40th birthday, Report to Kentucky and a history of raising nearly $44 million for agencies helping special needs children in Kentucky and Indiana. by Sen. Wendell Ford Original Prime Rib Dinner Thanks to the donations of time and money from WHAS, 230 173-A Russell Building $11.95 volunteer fire departments and Kentuckians all across the state, Washington, D.C. 20510 (202) 224-4343 184 grants totalling over $3 million went to help children in need Hours: We use USDA Top Choice Beef Only last year. Mon.-Thurs. 11-8 388-0050 The Crusade has a rich history of bringing people together for Frl. at Sat. 11-9 Hwy. 93 s., 4.5 Miles, Tum Left At Qur a good cause even in tough economic times. Last year, despite While the Crusade doesn't pretend to solve all these problems, Sunday 11-7 sign on Hwy. 293 or Exit 45 on 1-24 layoffs at Standard Gravure in Louisville, workers who had lost the money raised provides a critical supplement to agencies that their jobs after 25 and 35 years put their own troubles aside for a have seen their budgets cut back year after year. weekend to help out Kentucky children. The Crusade has a reputation of low administrative costs and And the same was true all across Kentucky where fire depart­ providing donations to top-notch, diverse programs. The list of ments beat the recession odds and came up with record donations, grant recipients last year stretched across the state and touched u m m & i S a t e accounting for 50 to 55 percent of total donations. all types of programs, from public schools and hospitals to sum­ The money couldn't go for a better cause, providing a safer, mer camps and special art programs. Each opens a door or brings healthier environment for Kentucky’s children. Today, one out of down a barrier for a child. Little Girls Dresses 40% o ff every two babies bom faces the risk of poverty, while more So mark your calendars now for June 5 and 6. And if a fireman teenagers are dealing with violence and pregnancy. Without the with an empty boot happens to stop you at a red light or if you're Hang Ten Sportswear 30% o ff special services for health care and education these grants make switching through the television channels and catch the WHAS possible, more and more children will fall through the cracks. Crusade broadcast, think about how you can help one of Ken­ g . 1 Group Jeans 30% o ff And when that happens, everyone in the community loses. tucky's greatest resources — our children. City Short Sets & Skirt Sets Wanted: Jobs, not deficit spending 20% o ff

During the Senate's Easter recess, I traveled across Kentucky attending numerous events throughout the state. This two-week A Senator for Kentucky break from Washington provided me with an opportunity to talk by Sen. Mitch McConnell with my constituents across the Commonwealth regarding their Hours: 9:00-5:30 views on President Clinton's budget proposal and accompanying 120 Russell Building Mon.-Sat. so-called "stimulus" package. Washington, D.C. 20510 Highway 68 East, Cadiz, KY 522-6595 From Paducah to Pikeville, my view that Congress must cut (202) 224-2541 spending first was continually reinforced by my fellow Kentuck­ ians. They want me to fight for the average taxpayer and cannot understand why Clinton would like to add to the deficit to pay jobs and almost $30 million would be spent on projects that create for golf courses and other ridiculous pork projects. less than ten jobs. While I appreciate the need for job creation, HARDWARE HOUSE4 Republicans have successfully stopped the passage of Clinton's there are better ways to do it than by borrowing from our grand­ fta "THE HOME OF VALUE" "stimulus" bill, blocking $16.3 billion of additional deficit children. ] spending. This package contained funding for swimming pools, M ONTHLY SUPER BUYS Because of public and congressional opposition, the wasteful bike paths, softball fields, tree planting, an ice-skating warming deficit spending included in the stimulus package was elimi­ HOUSEHOLD STEP STOOL POWER RETURN RULE hut, and other pork-barrel spending projects, all of which would nated, and the extension of unemployment benefits - which truly be charged to our children and grandchildren. was needed -w ill be funded. President Clinton has defended his "stimulus" package as a 8 8 means of boosting the economy and creating jobs. However, the I want to save the taxpayers' money and stop Clinton from economy is recovering without Clinton's plan — economic growth spending billions on projects that won't create permanent jobs and 8 was up 3.8% last quarter, the largest increase in four years, and will only add to the deficit. Ross Perot is right on the mark on the seventh consecutive quarterly gain. And the jobs created this one when he refers to Clinton's program as a "political would be only temporary, with an estimated price tag of as much handout" filled with "bubble jobs." Let's get America moving as $90,000 per job. According to the U.S. Conference of Mayors, r pOLY GAS C A N ^ ^ REINFORCED ^ ^ INSULATED again with a no-nonsense budget that cuts spending and a stream­ HOSE HOSE NOZZLE more than $32 million would be spent on projects that create no lined government that lets business thrive. 3*L 6 ^ 2 4 ? ~

L etters Gilmour.pi CAULKING COMPOUND 2-1/2 gallon c^padtr^ Z*™ ■ ^ 21-0591 1226-08-41 10-5108 WW1050 f 4 r ' " .....^ TRASH CAN President Clinton reviews first 100 days in office J 3 9 l 49 l l 49 -J-J99 My Fellow Americans, tinue to reduce interest rates on And I have provided an enter­ oversee our efforts to streamline JANNEL //X \f This is the season of Amer­ the American people. These prise-oriented aid initiative to government, eliminate waste . industries/^ '/iff If ir-t ijijll|j ica's renewal. interest rate reductions, coupled save the Russian Democracy and make our government more Already, in the first few with steps taken by my and spur American economic accountable to the American KORKY FLAPPER TANK BALL 9m ROLLER TRAY SET GAL. KILZ PRIMER- months of this new Administration to deal with growth. people. SEALER-STAIN KILLER 32 gallon rnpacily. administration, we have re­ the credit crunch, mean Ameri­ Beyond growth, Americans I am committed to bringingiT~ ^23-4997 1331 stored an active purpose to the can businesses, farms and con­ want a return to responsibility this presidency directly to the presidency and renewed Amer­ sumers have money to save, in our schools, our communities people through such things as ica's commitment to change and spend, invest and grow. and our economy. And in that town meetings and electronic P o u r / h e e .progress. I want to be the President spirit, this administration is mail with the White House. After 12 years of national who helps the American peo­ Building Supply leading the way: by reforming And the vice president and I Cadiz, Ky. 522-6035 Hwy. I drift and economic decline, we ple realize their call for welfare to make it a second will continue to participate in have begun to chart a clear change. chance, not a way of life; by re­ regional events like the Forest path to growth with my New Enormous changes are sweep­ forming the health care system Conference, a meeting which Directions economic plan de­ ing our economy. Inevitable de­ to provide health security to sought solutions for the envi­ signed to create jobs, boost in­ fense cutbacks are forcing mili­ every American and bring rising ronmental and economic prob­ comes, move our economy from tary bases to close, causing de­ costs under control; by making lems of the Pacific Northwest. consumption to investment and fense manufacturers to lose national service opportunities Most importantly, I am com­ reduce our deficit dramati­ markets and cut jobs. Problems available to students so that mitted to enacting tough cam­ cally. in the airline industry have they can exchange opportuni­ paign finance and lobbying re­ The investments in my eco­ caused massive lay-offs in ties for education with commu­ form legislation to drive spe­ nomic plan embrace priorities aerospace firms and among the nity service. cial interest dealing out of 1 III that will raise the living stan­ domestic carriers. America's Finally, I am working to give politics. II dards and profits of workers economic partners abroad are the government back to the What will come from what and businesses for the long­ beating American companies in American people. At the we accomplish here - more term: rebuild America's infras­ the race for markets in the for­ beginning of my administration, economic growth, comprehen­ tructure; commit resources and mer Soviet Union. I announced my decision to cut sive health and welfare re­ ^attention to the education and (I Home Improvement That's why my economic the White House staff by 25 form, a new system of national training needs of our students program will help the Ameri­ percent and eliminate the kinds service, a government that once 1 5and workers; and restore vital can people turn these changes of perks and privileges which again belongs to the people - Loans m incentives that reward produc­ into real economic progress. I isolate federal workers from are new opportunities for tivity, profits, innovation and have offered a $20 billion, the people they are supposed to achievement, empowerment investment. five-year initiative to reinvest serve. and progress for Americans who Repairs to your home can be n The Clinton budget - the in workers, communities and I have cut billions from the work hard and play by the fjj Outline of my economic plan for companies affected by cuts in budgets of federal agencies and rules. It means a new direction I III very expensive! -New Directions - passed the military spending. I have departments, telling them they for us all. It is indeed America's Congress in record setting time. formed a commission to recom­ must do more with less. I have season of renewal. fill When maJor improvements put 2t reduces deficit spending by mend real changes in federal appointed Vice President Gore Bill Clinton a strain on your budget, a home fover $500 billion; a plan so 1ff/M policy to help restart our avia­ to head the National Perfor­ President improvement loan will help you Credible that the markets con­ tion and aerospace industry. mance Review, which will Washington, D.C. fWjj//j || | complete those repairs. tl Sheriffs' Boys, Girls Ranch to reopen on June 6 j / 1 Talk to our loan officers today! % To The Editor, With funding provided by the camp director and look for­ around and improve them in all % This newly renovated Ken­ the Honorable Order of Ken­ ward to another year of im­ facets of life. Ministers again tucky Sheriffs' Boys and Girls tucky Colonels, the camp has proving the children of Ken­ have been asked to talk to the II •Ranch will reopen Sunday, June been made like new with its 12 tucky. We teach them respect campers each week. || j Bank of Cadiz & % buildings spread over 35 acres. and attempt to build a positive «jj Children in each of Ken­ This camp, sponsored by attitude among all campers. Please contact your local L Trust Co. £| tucky's 120 counties have been sheriffs, traditionally has We will again have our sheriff's office as soon as possi­ Member fdic Cadiz, KY 522-6056 Igiven the opportunity to attend 1,000 campers each summer and D.A.R.E. program, as well as ble for more information about 1 ;this summer youth camp that is 1993 expects to have the same our weekly visit to the Land the camp or to refer a child. till Tlose to Kentucky Lake in or top that figure. Between The Lakes. We work Ray Stoess ‘Western Kentucky. I will begin my 15th year as diligently to change their lives Executive Director i©Record l l V

A-4, Hie Cadiz Record, Wednesday, May 5,1993 Jones appointed OBITUARIES to new position Circuit Judge Bill Cunning­ ing to the community. We are Fred Kendall P'Pool Chris Hammond ham has named Deputy Sheriff fortunate to have Deputy Jones Gene Jones of Cadiz as Commu­ to take this position of helping Funeral services for Fred by Briggs & Stratton Company Funeral services for Christo­ Linda Calhoun Hammond of nity Services Director for Trigg us make the program effec­ Kendall P'Pool, 23, of Cadiz in Murray. A U.S. Army vet­ pher Eugene Hammond, 19, of Miami, Fla.; his father, B.J. County. tive." will be held on Wednesday, eran, he was a member of Rocky Miami, Ha., formerly of Cadiz Hammond of Cadiz; step­ The newly-formed position In addition to persons per­ May 5,1993, at 2 p.m. at Good­ Ridge Baptist Church. were held on Saturday, May 1, mother, Susan Hammond of was made necessary by the re­ forming community service as a win Funeral Home. Survivors in addition to his 1993, at 2 p.m. at Goodwin Fu­ Cadiz; three brothers, Thomas ceipt by the 56th Judicial Dis­ condition of probation, commu­ Mr. P'Pool died on Monday, parents include, two sisters, neral Home. Kelly Hammond, George Dou­ trict of grant monies, some of nity service is also ordered for May 3,1993, at 3 a.m. following Pam P'Pool Bush of Cadiz and Mr. Hammond died Monday, glas Hammond and Terry Alan which are allocated to funding persons who are in arrears on a traffic accident. Kristi P’Pool of Auburn, Ala.; April 26, 1993, suddenly at his Hammond, all of Miami, Fla.; local community service pro­ child support. one nephew, Donald Ray Bush, grams. "A lot of crime and a lot of Born April 20, 1970, he was home. two stepbrothers, Jackie III; paternal grandparents are Jones will be assisting the delinquency on child support the son of Ronald Kelly P'Pool The Revs. Johnny Hawkins Creekmur and Greg Creekmur, Imogene P'Pool of Trigg County Probation and Parole Office in obligation is caused by simple and Peggy Herndon P'Pool, both and Jerry Turner officiated both of Cadiz; two stepsisters, and the late Waymon P'Pool; monitoring and supervising idleness," said Cunningham. of Cadiz. with musical selections by Mae Paula Stewart of Oak Grove maternal grandparents are Lu­ Perdue, organist. Burial was in and Barbara Creekmur of Pem­ persons placed on probation on "Our community service pro­ Burial will be in East End cille Calhoun Herndon of Trigg New Hope Cemetery. broke; maternal grandparents the condition that they per­ gram will put people to work Cemetery. County and the late G.E. Hem- Bom Jan. 15,1974, he was the are Cecil and Geneva Calhoun form community service. Com­ for the public good which will A student at Murray State don; one brother-in-law, Don­ son of B.J. Hammond of Cadiz of Pee Dee; paternal grandpar­ munity service may be made a not only enhance their self-es­ ; University, he was employed ald Ray Bush, Jr. of Cadiz. and Linda Calhoun Hammond ents are George and Martha condition of probation and is teem, but will help the local of Miami, Fla. Hammond of Cadiz. statutorily authorized when community." Frankie Tyler A student at Baker Aviation the organization utilizing the Jones is married to the former School in Miami, he was a Pallbearers were Jackie services of the probationer is a Lisa Sumner and they have one Funeral services for William daughters, Sharon Harper, member of New Hope Baptist Creekmur, Greg Creekmur, non-profit or governmental daughter, Caitlin, who is 13 Franklin Tyler, 48, of Cadiz Melissa Tyler and Brandy Church. Brent Ingram, Adam Ingram, agency. months old. Jones is the local were held on Saturday, May 1, Tyler all of Eddyville; one Survivors include his mother, Chris Cox and Robyn Hayes. "Community service is one of D.A.R.E. instructor and is on , 1993, at 11 a.m. at Goodwin Fu­ stepdaughter, Tammy Mart of the most important programs the Kentucky D.A.R.E. Train­ neral Home. Cadiz; five brothers, James which we have available," ing Staff, as well as being a Mr. Tyler died on Wednes­ Tyler, Norris E. Tyler and Ken­ said Cunningham, "Whereby member of the International day, April 28, 1993, at 3:30 a.m. neth Tyler, all of Cadiz; Virgil Navigation folio is available certain types of offenders can Narcotics Officers Association. at a friend’s home suddenly. Edward Tyler of Wedowee, pay their debt to the commu­ Jones is a member of the Cadiz Dr. Harold Skaggs officiated Ala.; and Ralph Tyler of nity by working and contribut­ Baptist Church. with musical selections by Mae Evansville, Ind.; two sisters, A new bound volume of Ten­ lights, bridge and aerial pow­ Perdue, organist. Burial was in Lucille Drennan and Kathy nessee River navigation charts erline crossings, and provides Caldwell-Blue Springs Ceme­ Vargo, both of Cadiz; two half- is available from TVA and the information on marinas and Balloon release planned tery. sisters, Rita Margaret Tyler of Army Corps of Engineers. barge terminals. Bom June 10,1945, he was the Los Angeles, Calif., and Diane A cooperative product of the The volume is $12. It is In celebration of May being Citizens Center is joining senior son of the late Virgil W. Tyler Outlaw of Cadiz; four grand­ two agencies, the publication available from TVA, Maps and Older American's Month and citizens centers throughout the and Sue Oliver Tyler Monday. children, Mathew Harper, covers the entire 652 miles of Surveys Department, Haney May 10 through 14 being Na­ Pennyrile area in recognition of A farmer, he was a member of Jonathan Harper, Lacey the Tennessee River as well as Building, 1101 Market Street, tional Senior Nutrition Week, the importance of volunteers the Baptist faith. Harper and Jessica Tyler all of the lower portions of the Hi- Chattanooga, Tennessee, 37402- Pennyrile Allied Community and of community programs in Survivors include his wife, Eddyville. wassee, the Clinch, and the 2801, (615) 751-MAPS. It is also Services is hosting a balloon providing nutritious meals and Rebecca Tyler of Cadiz; two Pallbearers were Johnny Little Tennessee rivers. available from the Corps of release at 11 a.m. on Wednes­ vital services for the elderly. sons, William Franklin Tyler, Kennedy, Willie Tyler, Ricky The maps show primary and Engineers, P.0. Box 1070, day, May 12, in West Cadiz ’ Jr. of Eddyville and Roy Eugene Hamilton, Timmy Vargo, Mike secondary sailing lines, loca­ Nashville, Tennessee 37202- Park. The public is invited to par­ Tyler of Lyon County; three Henson and Kenny Tyler. tions of buoys and navigation 1070, (615) 736-5641. The Trigg County Senior ticipate in this celebration.

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Authorities destroy m arijuana plants

SCOTT BROWN value of $37,500, according to Staff Writer the police method of calculat­ ing each plant's worth at An tip received from a confi­ $1,500. The plants were re­ dential informant April 28 led moved and destroyed by Sheriff’s authorities to a rural Sheriff Randy Clark and site in Eastern Trigg County Pennyrile Regional Narcotics where 25 marijuana seedlings Task Force officer Hollis were found. Alexander. According to the report on The discovery of the illegal file at the sheriffs depart­ weed is the first in Trigg ment, the seedlings were found County this year, according to about 150 yards away from the Clark. State Police said 449 intersection of Kentucky 272 marijuana plants were eradi­ and the Caledonia-Pee Dee cated in Trigg County last year Road. The seedlings, which at 13 outdoor plots resulting in ranged in height from 4-12 three arrests. State police en­ inches, were planted in half courage anyone with any infor­ liter plastic soft drink contain­ mation as to the location of il­ ers with potting soil and legal marijuana activity fertilizer. The plants, when should call the toll-free number mature, could have a street 1-800-DOPE-TIP.

MORE 'PARK' SPACE - Parking space at the West the project is on hold until the U.S. Army Corps of Man released after shooting Cadiz Park will double from 34 to 68 spaces, however Engineers reviews their 1993 fiscal year budget. A Trigg County man was the Mary White Farm, located released from Trigg County off the Old Rockcastle Road Hospital May 3 after he was around 6:50 a.m. and observed Park renovations could be delayed accidentally shot while hunt­ some gobblers running into a ing April 30 on a rural farm. thicket about 40 yards away SCOTT BROWN looked at as well," Lanier said. parking lot. the drawing board for the park William D. Boyd, 74, Rock­ followed by gobbling. Under­ Staff Writer Work began at the park late "I would like to finish the that are being held up as well castle Road, received pellet hill said he observed a white Renovation work on the West last year to double the parking parking area before the end of include the installation of wounds over the entire front object he believed to be a gob­ Cadiz Park could be delayed area to 68 spaces, which does summer," Lanier added. handicapped accessible side­ portion of his body including bler’s head and then fired a for several months until the not include the spaces located walks and new playground The fiscal year for the Army his face, chest, arms, and legs. shot. Underhill said he heard Army Corps of Engineers fin­ near the park’s bay and boat equipment. Corps of Engineers rims October According to the report com­ a man cry out and then ishes their mid-year review of ramp on Little River. to September, which means it The Corps maintains 18 acres pleted by Sheriff Randy Clark, discovered Boyd and took him finances and expenses. "We have lined out the could be fall before the project of the 25 acre park located at Lennie Underhill, 34, 314 to the hospital. No charges Wayne Lanier, reservoir parking area and graveled it, is done. the west limits of Cadiz. Mitchell Road, was hunting on were filed in the incident. manager for Lake Barkley, said however it will not be paved the Corps is. in the process of until the Nashville office is Lanier said work is continu­ determining which funds and done with their budget re­ ing on the park's shelter area, projects to allocate money for view," said Lanier. with roofing work being done Meet the Candidate Breakfast and where overspending may "They are holding back on and electricity recently in­ be occurring. any extra items of size and stalled. The shelter can be "It's not just this project, prioritizing them," according to reserved for use park-goers by Everyone Welcome! other projects in the Lanier, who said it would take calling Lanier at 362-4236. (Nashville) district are being around $10,000 to finish the A couple of other projects on E l e c t

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A , Ane Cadiz Record, Wednesday, May 5,1993 Computer system aids Court Clerk’s Office Records all events in district, circuit courts SCOTT BROWN dates and produces a court cal­ more efficient, and I think this Staff Writer ender for use by the district and a big step in that direction," An automated court manage­ circuit judges. In addition, sta­ said Wallace. ment computer system is in tistical reporting through the 100 percent of the cost was place at the Trigg County system's index is accurate and funded by the Administrative Circuit Court Clerks office and timely. Office of the Courts, who will will soon be in operable in all Wallace said any event since have the system installed in 120 Kentucky counties. the April 7 on-line date are in every Kentucky county by the "SUSTAIN" is a personal the computer, but any cases be­ end of the 1994-95 fiscal year. computer-based case processing fore then are still filed manu­ "The automated system is system for the trial courts that ally . further evidence of legislative records every event which Wallace and each of the and judicial commitment to ad­ takes place from the moment a deputy clerks had to attend a dressing court related issues in­ district or circuit case is filed in one-week training session to cluding case load and docket the clerk's office. learn the system. management," said Kentucky "The new system will be more "I am real pleased to have Chief Justice Robert Stephens. efficient and will speed things the system installed. One of The system is currently in use up for everyone," said Trigg my goals was to make the office in about 70 counties. County Court Clerk Pat Wal­ lace. The system schedules court After Hours Moving Sale Road The Due to bad Yard Sale weather, I will

Teresa Harper, a deputy circuit court clerk, loads case information into one of May 7-8 be having my eight "SUSTAIN" computer terminals in the circuit clerks office. The automated T h e y S e l l ! court system went on-line in Trigg County April 7. 7-? sale this “7%*. T k a d le * 69 Cunningham Saturday, furniture, hand- May 8. , “Redtcuvuutt & fac& toU t *d

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William Nabors, 36, related arrests are on file, Start had its headlights, tail 6261 Princeton Road, was including an incident involving lights, wipers, and antenna served a Trigg County District a Hopkinsville man who led broken causing damage totaling Court bench warrant charging Christian County authorities $289. That same night, a bus him with failing to pay court on a high-speed chase through belonging to the Cadiz United costs on a charge of harassing a Hopkinsville April 27 after Methodist Church had a glass witness. driving off from a Trigg County panel kicked out of the door. Two separate D.U.I arrests gas station without paying for Five juvenile petitions were were made by Officer Ricky the fuel. filed against five Trigg County Pidcock May 2 within 90-min- Donovan Lee Stokes, 25, juveniles who were charged utes of one another. Arrested at Hopkinsville, entered a guilty with criminal mischief-third 1:50 a.m. was John M. Murphy, plea in Trigg District Court degree. Two more petitions 65, 3090 New Hope Road. Ac­ April 30 before Judge Chappell were filed in connection with cording to the report, Murphy Wilson to a charge of theft the church bus incident. failed several field sobriety under $300 and was sentenced to Elsewhere, officers re­ tests and registered a .161 on two days time served in jail. sponded to Lakeway Phillips the breatholyzer. Stokes was arrested April 27 66 April 30 and arrested four Arrested at 3:20 a.m. and by Hopkinsville Police after people on alcohol intoxication charged with D.U.I was Kathy leading authorities on a high­ charges. Police received a re­ Hancock Knight, 37, 29 Cun­ speed chase. Police were trying port that a woman was being ningham Avenue, who also JUMP AGAINST DRUGS - World champion rope jumper Mark "Rock" Rothstein to stop Stokes after they re­ assaulted by three men in the failed several field sobriety recently spoke to fourth through eighth graders on drug education while per­ ceived a call of a vehicle station's parking lot. Upon ar­ tests and registered a .189 on forming rope jumping routines. The assembly was sponsored by the Trigg matching his description buy­ rival, the four were taken into the breatholyzer. County Champions Against Drugs. ing $15 of gas at Max Fuel Ex­ custody. Charged with alcohol In previously unreported in­ press at 1-24 in Trigg County intoxication were Harvey cidents, Bobby Joe Choate of and driving off. Stokes was Wofford, 37, Jacksonville, FL; Morgantown was arrested April captured after he was al­ Darrell Gallaway, 39, Belton, 22 by Deputy Kenneth Butts legedly held at gunpoint by a TX; Patricia Castro, 28, Nev- and charged with flagrant non­ Six people treated for Christian County resident ersink, NY; and Henry Rolland, support. On April 18, Frank N. whose home Stokes had en­ 32, Livingston, NY. Gude, 49, 1678 Cerulean Road, tered. A Trigg County man arrested was arrested and charged with injuries after accidents Stokes was charged in last month on criminal syndi­ domestic violence and alcohol Christian County with D.U.I, cate charges saw additional intoxication. Traffic accidents resulted in treated at the scene for possible in the road. Van Geison ran off wanton endangerment-first de­ six people treated for injuries in injuries. the left side of the road and hit gree, criminal mischief, a mile post marker, continuing separate incidents according to Meanwhile, a two car acci­ possession of marijuana, and across a ditch and came to rest reports on file at the Cadiz Po­ dent April 29 at the intersec­ several traffic related offenses. in a yard. Van Geison did not lice Department and Trigg tion of Wharton Road and Stokes was lodged in the Mother's Day Sale report any injuries. County Sheriffs Office. Lafayette Street did not pro­ Christian County jail under A pair of previously unre- A two-car accident April 30 duce any injuries. According to $16,000 bond. Christopher M. ______ported accidents involving in- in front of the east branch of Officer Kerry Damall's report, Dunn, 21, Eddyville, was also Trigg County Farmers Bank re­ Blanche D. Allen, 77, 20 Gtenn luries were filed last week by charged with theft under 300 •All Daniel Green House Shoes Allen Road was making a left Deputy Kenneth Butts. A one- sulted in a Cadiz woman com­ and failure to pay court costs. car accident April 23 on Ken­ $5 plaining minor injuries. Ac­ turn onto Wharton and was hit Meanwhile, two vandalism off tucky 139, one mile south of cording to Officer Wayne in the right front by a car incidents were reported to the Cadiz sent three people to Hart's report, Linda L. Creed, driven by Harmon L. Thomas, Cadiz Police Department in­ Trigg County Hospital with 29, Cunningham Avenue, was 81, 114 Cunningham Avenue. volving parked buses. Accord­ multiple injuries after they .Purses 1/4 ° ff stopped in the eastbound lane Allen told Darnall that ing to Officer Ricky Pidcock, were extricated from their car. around 9:12 a.m. waiting to turn Thomas ran the stop sign and the incidents occurred April 23 According to the report, Tami left. A car driven by 81-year- hit her. around 11:30 p.m. in the rear •Canvas Tretorns old Dean G. Choate, 1602 South An opossum is being blamed See Accidents, Page A-20 parking lot of the Trigg County Road, told Officer Hart that for an April 28 accident three he did not see a signal and miles west of Cadiz on U.S. 68 could not stop in time, colliding around 3:00 a.m. According to •Sandals ^5 with the rear of Creed's Sheriff Randy Clark’s accident We will wrap your Mother's Day Gift for you at vehicle. Creed and a witness in report, Flint M. Van Geison, 25, another car stated that Creed's Fort Campbell, was eastbound signal was on. Creed was and swerved to miss an opossum We would like to take this time to saxm thanks so very much for your act of kindness andt 759-4795 Olympic Plaza, SQUARE DANCE l concern shown through your prayers, visits, cards, 1 g phone calls, food and flowers during the illness ' hack Murray'Ky- \ and death of our loved one Luveda Lancaster. 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3 A-8, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, May 5, Kentucky jobless rate increases

FRANKFORT - A 14,800 in­ reau of Labor Statistics. The 6,100 were successful in finding flux of new and re-entering job U.S. rate fell from 7.7 percent in work, 8,700 either lost jobs or I seekers -- including more than February to 7.3 percent in didn't find jobs and that caused 6,000 who found jobs -- caused March. Comparable state and the jobless rate to jump," said Kentucky’s March jobless rate national rates are not season­ Carlos Cracraft, the state's to increase to 6.9 percent from ally adjusted. chief labor market analyst. February's 6 5 percent. "Since people were more op­ "Another factor that made March’s rate remained below timistic about looking for work March's rate increase was the the 7.3 percent rate in March in March, we experienced a 1992, according to the U.S. Bu- flood of job seekers. While See Jobless, Page*A-20 P A D D ------from Page A-l this new plan," said Adams. Agnes Davis said one possible Pennyrile Regional Narcotics "We should really do compre­ project would be to expand the Task Force hensive studies every two years Trigg County Senior Citizens ECONOMY: because the times change and Center. • Continue to market the va­ the people change." The infrastructure area saw cant Trigg County Industrial In the area of transportation, several strengths listed includ­ Building and the Trigg County the plan noted that there are ing water service available in Industrial Park no commercial airline flights each county and a solid waste • Develop alternatives for i into the Pennyrile with the management plan in place in counties that border Ft. Camp­ closest service an hour away. each county. bell to promote more business The need to update the condi­ Recommendations that will development with the De­ tions of county roads was ad­ be presented to Governor Jones partment for Defense dressed at every meeting were made in each category. • Improve existing tourism-re­ NEW ARRIVALS -- Pictured above are two Adams said. Trigg County has Some of those that directly in­ lated attractions such as the recently at TVA's Land Between The Lakes 12.4 miles of interstate high­ volve Trigg County include: Cadiz antique malls national captive breeding program designed way, 227.5 miles of state main­ TRANSPORTATION: • Review policies and proce­ red wolf from extinction. tained roads and 344.1 miles of • Construction of a new bridge dures of T.V.A. and the Corps of county roads. Trigg County also across Lake Barkley Engineers concerning public and ( has one public airport (Lake • Expand Lake Barkley State private development Red wolves in breeding Barkley State Park) and one Park Airport to be useful for INFRASTRUCTURE: private airstrip located just corporate air traffic • Expand or upgrade the give birth to four pups " east of Cadiz. NATURAL RESOURCES AND Barkley Lake Water District In the area of Education, ENVIRONMENT: • Implement the six county re­ The population of one of the nation's most Tuesday morning. "Until the pups are weaned PADD staff member Shelia • Encourage T.V.A. to expand cycling project in Lyon County endangered mammals grew by at least four this from the mother, they are likely to stay in the Clark said there is a definite facilities and promote Land The PADD Board of Direc­ week with the birth of pups to a pair of adult den, which means they may not be visible to need to fund technical training Between the Lakes tors will meet May 10 and make red wolves at TVA's Land Between The Lakes the public for 10 to 12 weeks," he added. How and vocational training and • Work with elected officials any revisions of the draft. (LBL) Woodlands Nature Center. long any of the wolves (including the adults) promote them in the area. and regulatory bodies to de­ Adams said the public input LBL is a participant in a national captive remain at LBL will be determined by the Fish A particularly close area to velop agricultural and timber was a strategic part of the breeding program designed to rescue this & Wildlife Service in the fall. Trigg County is aging, where programs that are economically plan. southeastern native from distinction. "There The adult pair arrived at LBL in February the median age in the Pen­ sound and viable "People want to be involved are only about 200 of the animals in existence," from the Wild Canid Survival and Research nyrile Region increased from HUMAN RESOURCES: in the decision making process. said LBL naturalist Wally Brines. Center near St. Louis. They replaced another 30.7 in 1980 to 35.7 in 1990. The • Support, develop, and ex­ A good idea comes from any The captive breeding program is a pair that had not produced any young in their need for additional nursing pand senior citizen facilities in place. I was pleased with the cooperative effort between the U.S. Fish & two years at LBL. homed beds and more accessible each county turnout in each county and the Wildlife Service and the American Association "We're all extremely happy with the news,” transportation of senior citi­ JUSTICE: ideas that came forth," Adams of Zoological Parks and Aquariums, which said TVA Vice President for LBL Ann Wright. zens. PADD Aging Coordinator • Continue and expand the said. provides wolves for release in designated "Not only are we helping to save a species, but < areas. 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SCOTT BROWN eight more than the goal of 100. Staff Writer "The auction was one of our The 25th Cadiz Rotary biggest ever," said auction Club’s Radio Auction was one of chairman Dr. Tom Martin, who the most successful ever accord­ said the nearly $26,000 total ing to auction officials who did not include proceeds from said proceeds will surpass the the mini-auction and country $26,000 mark, more than $1,000 store. over their goal. A new location for this year's The five night auction at the auction may have also played Trigg County Recreation Com­ a big hand in this year's success plex totaled $10,457.50 with as well. 316 items sold. It was no sur­ "The new convention building prise that Friday night was helped in terms of space. There the big night with 94 items sold were probably 100 people there for $3,584. Friday night," said Martin. The rotary club also sur­ Proceeds from the annual passed their goal for the cen­ event are distributed for pro­ tury club as 108 people or busi­ grams in the county that benefit nesses donated $100 to join, the youth and elderly citizens. FITNESS CENTER DIRECTOR - Keith Campbell, get in periodic workouts on some of the center's director of the Lake Barkley Fitness Center, spends equipm ent. considerable time behind a desk but still manages to Barlow supports passage Campbell exercises talents at Fitness Center of recission line-item veto WASHINGTON - On April our nation's history when we 29, the House of Representa­ must move to reduce deficits, Director makes important changes, helps people tives voted 258-157 in favor of balance the budget, and cut the legislation that will grant the national debt, which is now ROBIN CARTER cational school while he worked there When the job opened up for him, Keith President rescission line-item over $4 trillion. The President Staff Writer but decided after one year it wasn't for jumped at the chance. veto powers. Rescission line and the Congress have an im­ Like many freshman entering college, him. "This is a great opportunity," he said. item veto would allow the portant tool here to help us Keith Campbell, was unsure what he "Since I was a veteran — I was in the "I was lucky to get in here and get it." President to strike out wasteful curtail excessive and wasteful wanted to be "when he grew up." Navy in Vietnam — I decided to go to Keith and his wife Mary Jo live in Pa­ items from appropriations spending, " said U.S. Rep. Tom But unlike traditional college fresh­ college." ducah. Keith's daughter, Christa, is 16. bills. Barlow . men, Keith Campbell was already grown With a natural interest in physical The newest member of the family is 10- Barlow went on to emphasize up. fitness, Keith eventually narrowed down month-old Luke. The House and Senate would that budget discipline in com­ At age 30, like an ever-increasing num­ his options and decided to major in exer­ In addition to Keith's fitness education, then vote on the President's cuts ing years will help strengthen ber of adults, Keith decided it was time cise science. he has several certifications which add within ten days. These cuts our nation. "The best fruit comes he went back to school. Keith is now 36 and is the director of to his qualifications for his job. would be permanent if a major­ after you prune the tree," said "I had all kinds of jobs before then," the Lake Barkley Fitness Center. He is a certified aerobics instructor ity of the House and Senate Barlow, underlining that the Keith said, "especially in the restaurant "I was friends with Jeff Bergholtz, the through IDEA: The Association for Fit­ approve. Presidential rescission powers business." former manager, so I worked on the ness Professionals, a certified personal The last restaurant Keith ran was in weekends to get my foot in the door," "Rescission line-item veto will bolster efforts to balance Paducah. He went to West Kentucky Vo­ Keith said. See Campbell, Page A-20 will help the American people the budget and redirect spend­ stop wasteful spending in com­ ing toward investment pro­ ing years. We’re in a period in grams. Pagliai's of Murray moves to new location

Pagliai's Restaurant in location is near Murray Home McGregor Jewelers Bluegrass Septic Systems Murray will reopen on Friday, & Auto and IGA. 'Serving all of Western Kentucky’ May 7, in a new location — 970 Pagliai's had been located on Chestnut St. Main Street, one block from the jttcn m ew s Complete septic systems installed to Court Square. local health department specs. The expanded restaurant will Restaurant hours are from 11 We "GUARANTEE" to save our customers $ 100 or more! have a seating capacity of 375 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Sunday sjzxei people, according to Pagliai's through Thursday and from 11 Mon.-Fri. ‘20J W. Market St. Local References owners Chuck and Penny Wynn a.m. to midnight on Friday and Call: Mack Brame, Hopkinsville, 887-5696 of Trigg County. The new Saturday. 9:00-5:00 fVinceton.KY

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A i A-10, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, May 5,1993 The art of forgery

The crime of forgery has al­ experts — especially those fa­ miliar with desktop publishing ways been considered a serious Bench marks offense. In fact, in the early — we may be seeing only the days of Kentucky's statehood, first of what may become a by Bill Cunninj wide-ranging problem. Desktop the forgery of a will was pun­ Circuit Court Jui ishable by death. forgers can doctor a wide range Our modem criminal code is of documents to include pass­ not nearly that drastic, but it sands of dollars. They were ports, birth certificates, immi­ does afford for penitentiary traced back to a private home gration cards, stock certificates, time — up to ten years in some in Vicksburg, Miss., where an credit car receipts, purchase instances. individual was cranking out orders, drug prescriptions and Forgery under our present law authentic-looking but forged letters of reference. Even aca­ is generally defined as the checks through the use of high- demic transcripts such as those falsely making, completing or tech equipment. This included a that are on file in collieges and altering a written instrument document scanner, a laser high schools are vulnerable to with the intent to defraud, de­ printer, and a disk filled with being forged because college ceive or injury another person. digitalized checks, driver's li­ students have easy access to The degree of punishment de­ censes and department store computers and other necessary pends upon the instrument being identification numbers. equipment. forged. Counterfeiting money, It was a very elaborate The extent to which this il­ for example, carries a penalty scheme, this forgery by a legal trade may be practiced is of anywhere from five to ten "desktop publisher." limited only by the criminal's HELPING INDUSTRIES - TVA director William H. Kennoy meets with John years. Forgery of a check has a The technique is rather sim­ imagination. A man in Boston Walker and Juanita Graves of the UK Center for Robotics and Manufacturing maximum of five years in ple. An optical scanner can turn used computer faked checks and Systems. Together, the two organizations will help local industries become prison. a legitimate document into a purchase orders to buy computer more competitive. The art of forgery has tradi­ digital image stored into the equipment of all things. tionally been simply the act of computer's memory. Then, using Also, a couple in Phoenix the imitation of signatures on a an artistic program which con­ made the rounds of local liquor check, or changing money sists of a drawing kit, the im­ stores and check cashing Trigg County industries amounts. The more sophisti­ age can be changed to suit one's facilities with phony pay- cated method, of course, has purposes, to include the adding checks stamped with a variety been the counterfeiting of paper of zeroes, dollar amounts or of corporate logos. to gain from partnership money by big time criminals. even changing the payee's Even newspapers are being The crime of forgery, how­ name and substituting another. forged by this process. A couple ever, is taking on a new look of years ago, some political ac­ A new partnership between petitive help we can give our floor" of local industries. Engi­ Finally the altered document is with modem technology. Coun­ tivists in California dis­ the University of Kentucky and small manufacturers is ex­ neers will work with each printed out on a laser printer or, terfeiters are finding new tool - for even better results, on a pro­ tributed 2500 copies of the Los the Tennessee Valley Author­ tremely important.n company to determine how it - the personal computer. Not to fessional type-setting machine. Angeles Times wrapped with a ity will help Trigg County Operating from an office at can become more competitive by long ago, there was rash of bo­ The end produce is almost fake front page, expressing manufacturing businesses adopt Paducah Community College, adopting new technology, de­ gus checks showing up views and opinions of their own new technologies and achieve a the program will draw upon veloping new products or im­ impossible to detect as a forged throughout the south which instrument. competitive edge. the expertise of both the TVA proving existing ones, and totalled in the tens of thou- According to some computer See Bench marks, Page A-20 Employee job security, higher and UK's Center for Robotics making full use of the skills of product quality and lower and Manufacturing Systems. its employees. manufacturing costs are among TVA has traditional "The more competitive the the benefits the UK/TVA strengths in areas such as en­ manufacturers are, the more jobs Manufacturing Competitiveness ergy management, environmen­ they’ll create for our economy," Partnership is expected to bring tal engineering, market re­ ferfect Cjlfts forMother s''Oq, 9, l $ 3 Kennoy said. to local businesses. search, and transportation rate "Small- and medium-sized and route analysis. UK brings to The program will serve in­ manufacturers furnish more jobs the partnership technological dustries in 21 counties in west­ in our economy than any other expertise in using computers and ern Kentucky and work closely area," said William Kennoy, high technology to improve the with local officials, economic member of the TVA board of manufacturing process. development personnel, and 4 M directors. "We’re in a global The goal will be to transfer TVA power providers in the economy, and every bit of com­ this expertise to the "factory area.

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AUCTION TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY SCREWS, NUTS, BOLTS, SCRAP METAL, AND OTHER MISCELLANEOUS MATERIAL

Sale Date and Time: Wednesday, May 12,1993, at 10:00 A.M., Local Time S ale Location: TVA, Paradise Fossil Plant, Drakesboro, Kentucky Sale Number: 46-404313 Inspection Date and Bidder Registration: Tuesday, May 11,1993, from 8 A.M until 3:00 P.M. and on the day of sale from 8 A.M. until 10 A.M.

THE FOLLOWING ITEMS WILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE: A large inventory of screws, nuts, and bolts (approx. 28 pallets) to include: Carriage bolts; Hex head bolts; Cotter pins; Square head bolts w/nuts; Socket head bolts; Machine bolts; Cap head bolts; Machine screws; Wood screws; Sheet metal screws; Brass nuts; Various types and sizes of pipe insulation (asbestos free) Various types and sizes of set screws; Various sizes of nuts; Picks: Various sizes and types of SHERIFF shovels; 1" x 6" maple lumber; Fluid filters (2 pallets); Used light fixtures (4 pallets); Floor wax, 55 gal Drum (6); V-belts-Durpree Atwood #8V2360 (2 pallets); Miscellaneous pump parts; Kohler THE QUALIFIED CANDIDATE engine parts (I pallet); Miscellaneous Wayne sweeper parts (1 pallet); Miscellaneous electrical parts (bulbs and switches); Miscellaneous diamond power soot blower parts; Miscellaneous welder parts and hot water spray nozzles; Miscellaneous steam genie parts; Scrap brass; Scrap copper; • 3 Years Experience as Trigg Co. Deputy Sheriff and various other miscellaneous material. • 8 Years Experience as Trigg Co. Sheriff FOR INSPECTION. SPECIFIC INFORMATION ON THESE ITEMS AND DIRECTIONS TO • 2 Years College (Law Enforcement Technology) THE SALE SITE. CONTACT GARY DIVINE AT 502/476-3400 TERMS: PAYMENT IN FULL ON THE DAY OF SALE. Proper payment is considered to be cash, personal or company check made payable to the Tennessee Valley Authority. A bank letter of guarantee will be required on personal checks over $25,000 and on company checks over $50,000. Proper payment in full must be received bv TVA prior to the release of any material.

RANDY CLARK NOTE: A IL ITEMS MUST BE REMOVED BY MAY 24.1993. Other specific announcements may be made the day of sale and will take precedence over previous announcements. Items or lots mav be added or deleted before the sale. TRIGG COUNTY SHERIFF TVA INVITES YOU TO COME AND PARTICIPATE IN THIS AUCTION AND OTHER TVA SALES Your vote on May 25th TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY TRANSPORTATION AND SURPLUS SALES, CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE will be greatly appreciated L. J. WALKER, AUCTIONEER AND SURPLUS SPECIALIST Office 615/751-2401 Maid for by Citizens to Re-elect Randy Clark, Sheriff, 190 Wharton Rd., Cadiz. Mobile 615/667-9128

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while Guthrie had the lowest ($7,433). Pennyrile Cities With 1,000 or more people* The poverty level meant '•coofdng to 1990 US Cwtsus Bureau ftguw more bad news for Cadiz with Per capita Poverty Median family, figures putting the city's City (pop,)______income__ level income poverty level at 26.7, third Hopkinsville (29,809)$10,440 (4) 21.8 (7) $26,083 (2) highest in the Pennyrile. That Madisonville (16,200)$11,749 (2) 18.5 (12) $28,372 (1) figure means 26.7 percent of Princeton (6,940) $9,601 (6) 23.0 (5) $20,281 (ID Cadiz residents are earning less Central City (4,979) $12,682 (1) 22.4 (6) $21,967 (8) than the poverty level of just Greenville (4,689) $11,299 (3) 21.2 (T-8) $22,756 (6) over $12,000 for a family of Marion (3,320) $10,276 (5) 15.7 (13) $25,938 (3) $8,041 (12) four. Dawson Spr. (3,129) i 26.0(4) $17,948 (14) According to the figures, 18 Oak Grove (2,863) $7,720 (14) i 19.4(11) $17,019 (15) percent of Trigg Countians live CADIZ (2,148) $8,908 (8) 26.7(3) $20,556 (T-9) in poverty, which includes 15 Eddyville (1,889) i 15.5(14) $25,833 (4) percent of all Trigg County Earlington (1,833) i 27.9(1) $22,614 (7) families. The figures also Elkton (1,789) $9,072 (7) 21.1 (10) $23,625 (5) showed 21 percent of children Guthrie (1,504) $7,433 (15; i 27.7(2) $18,942 (13) 18 and under live in poverish Nortonville (1,209) $8,886 (9) 21.2 (T-8) $20,556 (T-9) conditions as do 26.1 percent of Fort Campbell (N/A) $8,614 i 10.3(15) $18,970 (12) people 65 years of age and older. 19.4 percent of Trigg () - denotes ranking AWARD-WINNING SCIENCE PROJECT - Ashley Hensley, a fifth grader at Trigg County's population is com­ County Elementary School, discusses her superior-rated science project with prised of persons over 65, third Dr. Gary Boggess, Dean of the Murray State University College of Science, at Poverty Levels of Pennyrile Counties* the April 24 Regional Science Fair at MSU. The daughter of Glenn and June highest in the state. •Based on 1990 U.S. Census Igures Hensley of Cadiz, her project was titled "Will mold transfer from one object to There was better news for Per capita Poverty Median family another?" MSU Photo by Barry Johnson Cadiz and Trigg County in the Cauntyipop-)_____income______level. __income area of median family income, Christian (68,941) $9,708 18.1 $23,838 although it was still some Hopkins (46,126) $10,751 17.2 $27,089 $2,300 below the statewide Muhlenberg (31,318)$9,779 20.7 $22,507 Several Trigg students excel average. The median family Caldwell (13,232) $9,658 19.9 $24,033 income for Trigg County in 1989 Todd (10,940) $9,227 18.8 $24,324 at regional science fair at MSU was $24,885, which was 51st Trigg (10,361) $10,124 18.0 $ 2 4 J8 5 statewide and third highest in Crittenden (9,196) $9,807 18.7 $23,570 MURRAY -- Elementary and Calvert City; ISP Chemicals, Jaron Wilson, 5th grade; Gary the Pennyrile. For Cadiz, the Livingston (9,062) $10,123 15.5 $25,807 middle school students from a Calvert City; Henry A. Petter Poirier, 5th grade; Shane average was $20,556, which Lyon (6,624) $10,081 14.3 $24,940 17-county area of West Ken­ Supply, Paducah; Martin Ma­ Thompson, 5th grade; Brandy was 9th of 15 Pennyrile cities tucky entered 330 projects in the rietta Energy Systems, Inc., Pa­ Calhoun, 5th grade; Steven with more than 1,000 people. Oldham County, which is County, in eastern Kentucky, 17th annual Regional Science ducah; Peoples Bank, Murray; Harrell, 5th grade; The so-called "golden trian­ northeast of Jefferson County, had the state’s lowest per Fair at the West Kentucky Ex­ and Westvaco Corp., Wick- gle", which represents the area had the highest per capita in­ capita income at $5,153 while position Center at Murray State liffe. •Trigg County Middle between Louisville, Lexington, come ($15,510), highest median Owsley County had the high­ and Cincinnati, produced the family income ($42,143), and est poverty rate (52.1 percent) University April 24. Students from Trigg County School: Elizabeth Hale and eight top counties for per lowest poverty level (6.3 per­ and lowest median family in­ The students entered both in­ receiving superior ratings were: Catherine Foster, 7th grade; dividual and group projects in capita income in the state and cent) in the state. come ($11,110), which was also •Trigg County Elementary: Kerri Hayes and Amanda six categories — botany, chem­ produced the top 12 counties in the second lowest in the United Ashley Hensley, 5th grade; Cook, 7th grade; Courtney istry, geosciences, mathemat­ terms of median family income. Meanwhile, McCreary States. Jacquetta Wilson, 5th grade; Sutherland and Natalie ics, physics and zoology. •Trigg County Middle Bridges, 7th grade; Jimmy Sponsors were the College of School: Kyle Henley and Copeland and Bryan Oakley, Bass move tighter to cover on sunny days Science at Murray State and Matthew Rufli, 7th grade; 7th grade; Delone Rush and representatives of regional Joanna Futrell and Lee Mead­ Lamar Radford, 7th grade; Most bass fishermen enjoy lowing several cloudy or stormy always easy.” business and industry including ows, 7th grade; Faith Frederick, 7th grade; fishing on warm, sunny days, days, pushes bass into shady Rhyne will also use spinner- Air Products and Chemicals, Jennifer Lane and Melissa but often, these can be the areas and thick cover,” says baits if the cover is thick Inc., Calvert City; Bank of Receiving excellent ratings Boggess, 7th grade; and Carrie toughest of all fishing condi­ veteran tournament angler Jerry enough, but the key with these Marshall County, Benton; The were: Steinbeck and Cristina tions. Rhyne. "The only way to catch lures, he says, is working them Carbide/Graphite Group, •Trigg County Elementary: Richardson. "Bright sun, especially on them is by putting a lure down slower than normal and bump­ clear days immediately fol- where they are, and that isn't ing cover with each retrieve.

ESTATE AUCTION Free Estimates SATURDAY MAY 15 10:00 A.M. Lifetime Warranty Mrs. Jessie Harmon ANTIQUES, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS. OWNER: MR. & MRS. D.B. REDD 1009 Dawson Rd., Princeton, KY LOCATION: 105 West End Street Cadiz, Ky. 42211 r Color Selection • Vinyl Siding DIRECTIONS: Take Highway 68 to Cadiz. Turn on Midway to ( May 14 & 15-8 a.m. to 4 p.m. ) Lafayette Street. Take a left to West End Street, turn and proceed Alcoa White • Eaves to Auction site. Heritage Grey • Window Facings Three pc. poster bedroom suite 30's, Waterfall three PARTIAL LISTING: Antique bedroom suite with full bed, chest & Almond • Gutters vanity dresser with stool. Two antique woven bottom chairs. pc. bedroom suite, antique oak dresser, oak acc. table, Eureka vacuum cleaner, Kenmore window air conditioner. Antique Cameo • Shutters Magnavox TV, dining room set - table, 6 chairs, buffet, Parchment • Storm Window s wooden trunk. Electric fan, numerous lamps, magazine rack, 2 twin china cabinet, oak pressed back rocker, desk, oak beds, Antique dresser, night stand, 2 area rugs, antique book shelf, Sandstone • Storm Doors kitchen table, aircastle radio, small trunk, large trunk, old world book & encyclopedia set, step stool. Handmade Cherry Biscayne Blue Dinette table, 4 bentwood dining chairs. Frigidaire washer & metal bed, iron bean pot, large doll, bird cage, refrigera­ dryer. Frigidaire refrigerator, Westxnghouse stove, Maple Hutch, Champaigne tor, 2 antique washing machines, couch & chairs, small numerous pictures, numerous pots & pans, dishes, mahogany coffee Mauve and large Tom's peanut jars, depression pitcher & four & end tables, Antiques lamp table, hideaway bed (Couch) 2 Sage Sisk Associates rocking recliners, Sharp 19" color TV, Antique vanity table. tumblers, blue willow dishes, lots of kitchen items, Clay Announcement made day of sale take precedence over printed material. 502-821-5847 metal donkey lamp, razors, cake stand, and many TERMS: cash or approved check Vinyl Siding other items. Jon K. Goodwin Technicians Executor - Bill Harmon Auction Service V "For All Your Auction Needs!" 4 )f COORDINATORS: Kenneth & Jean Croft hi Jon K. Goodwin, Auctioneer Also Roofing - Room Additions 110 Merchant St., Toll Gate Centre, Cadiz, KY 42211 365-9099 V Office (502) 522-4699 or 1-800-522-4699 Vinyl Replacement Windows V.

A U C T IO N " ESTATE AUCTION SAT MAY 22,1993 10:00 A.M. RAIN OR SHINE SAT MAY 15,1993 10:00 AM RAIN OR SHINE HOUSEHOLD PERSONAL PROPERTY 1226 South Road - KY 139 South Of Cadiz, KY One Mile West of Wallonia, KY on KY Hwy. 276 (Blue Springs Road) FURNITURE - OLD & ANTIQUE FISHING & BUILDING MATERIALS fea tu rin g Partial Listing: Partial Listing Dining Room set Hospital bed 77 Olds Cutlass * 3-pc Fruitwood bedroom suite * Maple Hutch * Carved Rpast Rpund of •Beef 2 Full 1 sleeper sofas Desk Maple table * Chairs * Maple Coffee table * Color TV w/remote 2 Rocker recliners Linens & M isc. Carved Odoney §Cazed Etarn & stand * Bumper Pool Table * Two recliners * 8' Wood shelf * 19" Magnavox color TV 3-pt Disk Shrimp Louisiana 17" Zenith color TV Truck bed trailer Couch & Chair set * Upright freezer * Oak rocker * Wash stand * Desk * Contour chair * 3 b & w TVs * Glass: Ruby red, Green, Turfey an d Dressing Stereo cabinet 3 Weed eaters 2 AM-FM Stereos 2 Push mowers Pink, Cobalt, Blue & White * Oil lamp * Victrolia cabinet (crank Southern ‘Tried Chicken Maple coffee table Ashley Wood stove w/blower type) * Tobacco stand * Corn planters * Lamps * Carpet beater also includes: Cherry coffee table 21,000 BTU Air conditioner * Glass Washboard * Singer treadle 'table' * '70' Avon animals & 4-pc Bedroom suite Stihl 020 AV Chain saw cars * Mirrors * Picture frames * Record albums * Antique basket Assorted Vegetables 'ExtendedSalad Bar Kenmore heavy duty washer Electric drill * Old coins * Video tapes * Hoover vacuum cleaner * 6-pl Wheat JidC Dessert Bar Electrolux Vacuum Numerous shop tools (small) China * Asst. Brass figures * Portable sewing machine * 2 Refrigerators Many hand & yard tools Lavatory cabinet * Linens * Bread box * Canning jars * Afghans Tresh Baked Breads Baked Alas kg 2 Deep freezers Fishing equipment 7-ft Oak bar Child's bike * Pee Wee Herman talking doll * Baby walker & Play pen * Boat GE Microwave Exercise bike motor * Rods & reels * Camping equip * Boating equip 'Hunting $ 9 .9 5 Small kitchen appliances Picnic table eguip * Fishing equip * Butane heater * Building hardware * 45 cal. Children under 10 h a lf price Several sets dishes & cookware Fencing material/post & wire pistol gun rack * TV antenna * Hand & electric tools * Trailer Reservations are encouraged and zvitt he accepted tires & wheels * Motorcycles > Riding lawn mower * Push mowers * Push mower parts * Riding mower parts * Pull wagon * Lawn through 12 noon Saturday May 8,1993 TERM S: Cash or check w/proper ID mower trailer * Hyd jacks * Chains * Tires - all sizes * Bicycles ’ AtaCarte avaitahCe 4 p.m.-Ctosing OWNER: JAMES F. TAYLOR ESTATE Mechanic's 4-ft tool chest * Welding table * Circular saws * Bit sharpener * Numerous small shop tools & other items Announcements day of Auction take precedence OWNERS: MR. & MRS. ROLLO BRIGGS PH: 522-8451 OO i z < d ? . TERMS: Cash or check w/proper ID inside J R 's Executive Inn AUCTION CONDUCTED BY: Announcements day of Auction take precedence One “Executive “BCvd • “Eaducah, “Xy Reservations 'Encouraged - Call DELL FREEMAN REAL ESTATE & AUCTION DELL FREEMAN REAL ESTATE & AUCTION (502)443-8000 S. Dell Freeman, Broker & Auctioneer Cadiz, KY 522-3101 Cadiz, Kentucky Ph: 522-3101 Auctioneers: Kent Korte - Jim Nugent Auctioneers: Kent Korte, Jim Nugent, S. Dell Freeman (Broker) i A-12, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, May 5,1993 SOCIETY

Ashley Melton Births celebrates 5th birthday

Nancy Jolly bom on April 27 Ashley Dawn Melton cele­ brated her 5th birthday on Scott and Ellen Jolly, Mary Sullivan and James Ballard an­ May 1, 1993, at McDonald's in nounce the birth of a daughter and sister, Nancy Ellen, bom April Calvert City. 27, 1993 at Jennie Stuart Medical Center. Those attending and helping Maternal grandparents are Jim and Nancy Major of Hop­ her celebrate were her mother, kinsville. Paternal grandparents are Ballard and Mary Jolly of Regina and two sisters, Amber Cadiz. and Abby, all of Cadiz. Grand­ Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Byron Jolly, McQuady and parents Gene and Mabel Carolene Sullivan of Hopkinsville. Melton, Shanda, Chris, Josh, Deborah and Haley Melton, all of Eddyville. Amber Harris born March 27 A good time was had by all. Ashley Dawn Melton

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Harris She weighed seven pounds and and Amity are proud to an­ was 19 inches long. Breakfast program nounce the birth of a daughter Maternal grandparents are and a sister, Amber Kaye Har­ Mr. and Mrs. Gene Daugherty of ris. Owensboro. Paternal grand­ at Pennyroyal Center Amber was bom March 27, parents are John R. Harris, Sr. MeLeah Elizabeth Morris 1993, at 9:19 a.m. at Murray- of Cadiz, and the late Loledia "Preparing For Summer With anyone else who has regular Calloway County Hospital. Harris. ADHD Children" is the title of contact with ADHD children. a special breakfast presenta­ A light breakfast will be tion Wednesday, May 12, at 7 served at 7 a.m. and the half- Morris is born on March 25 Woman's Club has meeting a.m. at the Pennyroyal Center's hour presentation will begin at Tony, Melisa and Anthony long. Community Services Building. 7:10. That will be followed by a Morris of Orlando, Fla., are Maternal grandparents are The Woman's Club of Cadiz this year, and our pressbook, Dr. Steve Glasscock, a li­ question and answer session. proud to announce the birth of a Robert and Mahala Smith of held its monthly meeting on Marcia Broadbent, chairperson, censed psychologist and Direc­ The cost for the event is $2 daughter and sister, MeLeah Cadiz. Paternal grandparents April 19, at the Bank of Cadiz won third place at the state tor of Children's Services at per person, payable at the door. Elizabeth. She was born at are Ramsey and Lynn (Boogie) Community Room. convention. the Pennyroyal Center will However, pre-registration is Florida Hospital on March 25, Morris of Hopkinsville. The meeting was called to The following club officers for present the program. required; phone 886-7178 by 1993, at 8:57 p.m. Great-grandparents are I.B. order by club president, Kathy 1993-94 were elected: Mary Ann May 11. She weighed 7 pounds and 6 Binkley and Henry and Mauree Keyes. Lennie Sanders gave the Sutherland and Marcia Broad- ADHD stands for attention The Pennyroyal Center is a ounces and was 20 1/4 inches Morris of Hopkinsville. meditation. Ray Wilson, the bent will serve as co-presidents; deficit hyperactivity disorder, private, not-for-profit organi­ guest speaker, was introduced first vice-president, Retha a condition marked by a short zation serving eight western by program chairman, Mary Todd; second vice-president, attention span and impulsive­ Kentucky counties with a full Gospel singing scheduled Ann Sutherland. Mr. Wilson Greta Harralson; recording sec­ ness. Glasscock says the talk is range of mental health, mental gave a very informative talk on retary, Brenda Southwick, and aimed at parents, grandpar­ retardation and substance abuse at Bumpus Mills church "Gardening." treasurer, Ellen Jolly. ents, teachers, baby sitters or services. The next woman's club meet­ Gospel Singing will be James Family of Hopkinsville, Delicious refreshments were ing will be the annual banquet conducted at 7 p.m. on Saturday Tenn., and New Gospel Grass of served by hostesses, Maxine which will be at the Cadiz Bringing you its second century of hometown news. May 8, at the Pugh Flat Bumpus Mills, Tenn. Madison and Delores Blakeley. Restaurant in May. Hostesses Baptist Church, Bumpus Mills, The pastor, Bro. Arrice President Kathy Keyes an­ for the banquet are Brenda ( Z c x A i ' Z ' f L e c o i ~ d Tenn. Taylor, invites the public to nounced that our club has been Southwick and Marcia Broad- Featured groups include The attend. named a 100 percent club again bent.

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DAR members Garden club members • participate at attend state meeting

102nd Congress Four members of the Cadiz sion. She was also commended Garden Club attended the 62nd for her report to the National Under the theme, Meeting of the Garden Club of Garden Therapy chairman and "Continuing the Commitment, Kentucky in Maysville from certificates were presented to Challenging the Future," the April 19 through 22. three clubs; one was the Cadiz 102nd Continental Congress of They were Mrs. Jack Belford, Garden Club for work done in the National Society Daugh­ president of the Cadiz Garden Garden Therapy. ters of die American Revolution Club; Mrs. John Stephenson; Mrs. Oliver was honored convened in Washington, D.C., Mrs. Keith Venable; and Mrs. with a reception at the home of on April 20 through 24. Ramon Oliver, president of the Martha Comer. She was also Mrs. Donald Shattuck Blair, Garden Club of Kentucky. presented with a State Life President General NSDAR The Cadiz Garden Club won Membership to the Garden Club presided over the meeting first place in Garden Therapy of Kentucky by the State which drew more than 3,000 and a blue ribbon and received Executive Committee. DAR members from the United State Standard of Excellence. At the conclusion of the con­ States and abroad. The Lucky Sprouts Jr. Garden vention, Mrs. Oliver was in­ Shirley Temple Black, Club won State Standard of Ex­ stalled as fourth vice president United States ambassador to cellence and First Place and and chairman of the advisory the Czech and Slovak Federal blue ribbons for their yearbook board. She is also serving as Republic from 1989 to 1992, and scrapbook. South Atlantic Regional Uni­ headed a list of distinguished ATTENDING 102ND CONTINENTAL CONGRESS - (From left) Mrs. Rumsey Mrs. Oliver conducted the fied Projects chairman and the speakers that addressed the Alexander, regent of the James Thomas chapter of KSDAR, Mrs. Henry Morris, business meeting and presided project is Wildflower-Butterfly delegates. Black has been pre­ chaplain of KSDAR, and Mrs. Thomas R. Ross, state regent of KSDAR, met during the convention. Mrs. Garden. The Lucky Sprouts eminent in such diverse fields while at the 102nd Continental Congress of the National Society of the Daugh­ Belford is state Garden Ther­ will be making a Butterfly- as diplomacy, academia, busi­ ters of the American Revolution in Washington, D.C. apy chairman. Her report was wildflower Garden at the en­ ness, health, environment and presented at the general seces­ trance to the Extension Office. the arts. A former actress, she starred in more than 40 major woman who organized the hos­ tenant general, U.S. Army re­ Fred Rogers, host of "Mister motion pictures and 50 major pital corps in the Spanish- tired, and executive director, Rogers' Neighborhood". Rogers television productions. American War. 50th Anniversary of World was recognized for his 25 years Deadline is May 12 The featured speaker of the Capt. Lewis Burwell Puller, War II Commemoration Com­ of quality television program­ NSDAR's National Defense Jr., USMC (ret.) of Alexandria, mittee. During the program, ming. for Heart Scramble Evening was Representative Jon Va., was honored as the 1993 the United State Army Founded Oct. 11, 1890, the Kyi (R-AZ). Congressman Kyi Outstanding Veteran-Patient. Chorale, under direction of Maj. NSDAR has a membership of is a member of the Armed Ser­ Puller, an attorney in the Of­ Tony W. Cason, gave a special 201,307 and promotes the objec­ The Trigg County Golf Club's Single and team entries are vices Committee, Government fice of General Counsel, De­ presentation. tives of historic preservation, Third Annual Heart Scramble accepted. Operations and Standards of partment of Defense, is a Viet education and patriotic en­ will be on Sunday, May 16, at Each team must have one Official Conduct Committees. Nam veteran and multiple am­ Other highlights of the deavor. the Boots Randolph Golf player with a 0 to 9 handicap, During the National Defense putee. He was the winner of the 102nd Congress included the Course at Lake Barkley State 10 to 15 handicap, 16 to 22 evening ceremonies, the Presi­ 1992 Pulitzer Prize for his awarding of $288,938 in educa­ The James Thomas Chapter Resort Park. handicap and 23 and up handi­ dent General awarded the biography, Fortunate Son. tional scholarships with an NSDAR was represented at the cap. prestigious Dr. Anita Newcomb The featured speaker of the additional commitment of Continental Congress by Mrs. Deadline to register for the There also will be a hole-in- McGee Award to the Army NSDAR Salute to the 50th an­ $448,000 to scholarship recipi­ Henry Morris, Kentucky DAR four-person scramble is May 12. one contest. Nurse of the Year, Lt. Col. Jane niversary of World War II ents and a presentation by die chaplain, and Mrs. Rumsey H. Entry fee is $25 per person, Tee times are from 11 a.m. to 3 Yaws of Falls Church, Va. This Commemorative update was DAR's Motion Picture, Radio Alexander, member of the which includes green fee, lunch p.m. award was named to honor the Claude M. Kicklighter, lieu­ and Television Committee to Chapter. and prizes. Proceeds benefit the For information, contact Pat American Heart Association. Locher at 522-0324. Baptist church sells cookbooks as fundraiser ' ty O T t'H # & ' t y O T T K # The Pugh Flat Baptist will be $6.60 each. Pugh Hat Baptist Church 1671 Donaldson Creek Rd Church of Cadiz will soon be The sponsoring group is Teresa G. Underhill Cadiz, KY 42211 Garden Center sponsoring a fundraising drive - anticipating a great demand for & Landscape Nursery - selling community cookbooks these books. The cookbooks featuring favorite recipes from will go on sale May 7 at Perky contributors of Cadiz and the Peddlers Stylette. surrounding area. 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Card of 'Thanks Since it would be impossible to thank each individual, Ronnie Adams and his Ladies Dresses family want to take this means to thank 25% off everyone, the churches, organizations, and Lorraine Gowns, Robes, Pajamas each person for the donations, your visits, phone calls, food, cards and most of all for 25% off your prayers. They have helped Ronnie in All Jewelry his recovery from the trauma sustained in 25% off the March 18 truck accident. Thank you for anything you did to plus - help the family. We are so grateful. May Gifts - Crystal - Picture Frames - Baskets God bless each of you. iRonnie SU am s KEITH BAKER (j&UldnAojnk md fa m ily HOMES, INC. Hwy. 79 Paris, TN (901)644-0012 nr».: Mon.-Sat. 8-7 Downtown 522-3331 Cadiz i t m ' Toll Freo 1-600-533-3568 Sun. 1-5 Free Gift Wrapping Credit Cards Accepted^ A-14, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, May 5,1993

Cadiz Civitan Club meets at 7 p.m. on the first and third The John L. Street Library Board meets at 3 p.m. on the third Tuesdays of the month at the Cadiz Restaurant. Tuesday of the month.

Cadiz Garden Club meets the first Wednesday of the month at 10 The Trigg/Lyon Newcomers meet at noon on the third Wednesday a.m. in the Cadiz Baptist Church. of each month at the Cadiz Restaurant.

Trigg County Alzheimer's Support Group meets at 7 p.m. on the Trigg County Quilters Guild meets on the third Thursday at 10 first and third Thursdays of die month at the Pennyrile Mental a.m. at the Cadiz Restaurant. Everyone is welcome to attend. Health Center in Hopkinsville. All care-givers and interested persons are encouraged to attend. Anyone needing additional Trigg County Hospital Board meets at 7 p.m. on the fourth information may contact A1 Clinard at 522 6815. Monday of the month in the hospital cafeteria.

VFW Post 7890 and the Ladies Auxiliary meets the first Ham Festival Committee meets on the fourth Thursday of the Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. at their post home. month.

What's coming up.... Olphia Chapter 55 Order of Eastern Star meets at 7:30 p.m. on Cadiz Planning Commission meets at 7 p.m. on every other fourth May 8 the first Thursday of each month at the Masonic Lodge. Thursday at Cadiz City Hall. Gospel Singing will be held at Rocky Ridge Baptist Church at 7 p.m. on May 8. The group will be Looking Up, formerly Second The Dream Factory meets at 6 30 p.m. on the second Monday each An Artificial Limb and Orthopaedic Brace Clinic will be Chance. Everyone is welcome to attend. month at the Bank of Cadiz. conducted every other Friday at Pennyrile Home Medical. Free evaluations will be given. Persons must schedule appointments by May 10 Cadiz Water Commission meets at 7 p.m. on the second Monday of calling 522-8002. The Trigg County Spring Band Concert will begin at 7 p.m. on May the month at Cadiz City Hall. 10 in the high school gymnasium. Ladies of the Hospital Auxiliary will meet the second Monday of Eddyville reunion planned May 15 every month at 2 p.m. in the dining room of Trigg County The 1993 Walk for life and Annual BBQ will be held on May 15 Hospital. The Eddyville School Asso­ eryone who ever attended Ed­ at LifeHouse, 1506 Chestnut St. in Murray. The walk will begin ciation will hold its 8th annual dyville School in any grade, at 9:30 a.m. and the BBQ will begin at 11:30. Pledge sheets are Trigg County Fiscal Court meets at 7 pm. on die second Tuesday of Eddyville School Reunion on ending with the 1946-47 school available at LifeHouse. Proceeds benefit the LifeHouse ministry. the month at the Trigg County Courthouse. Founders' Day, Saturday, Aug. year, which was the last year 28, at the Lyon County School before consolidation of Lyon Weekly meetings Cadiz Lions Club meets the second and fourth Tuesday of each Cafeteria at 5 p.m. County Schools. TO PS KY. 280 meets each Monday in the basement of Cadiz month at Cadiz Restaurant at 6 30 pm. Reunion membership has Contact people are still Baptist Church from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Weigh-in is from 5 to 5:30 • • • been expanded to include ev­ needed for grades 1 through 6. p.m. For more information, contact Betty Stewart at 522-3710 or Cadiz/Trigg County Chamber of Commerce meets for lunch at Carolyn Cobbs at 522-8105. noon on the second Wednesday of the month. Locations are announced prior to die meetings. TO PS: The daytime chapter meets each Thursday at 9 a.m. for Brother's Day weigh-ins. The meeting will begin at 9:30 a.m. For more National Association of Retired Federal Employees (NARFE) information call leader Darlene Sherbit at 522-6027 or 1-800-932- meets at 10:30 a.m. on the second Wednesday of the month at the 1 1 A M a p m . TOPS. Community Center of the Bank of Cadiz. Prospective new • • • members or visitors are welcome. Monthly meetings American Legion Post 74 meets at 6 p.m. on the first Monday of Woodmen of the World Lodge #20 meets the second Thursday of the month. the month. All members are urged to atiend.

Trigg County School Board meets at 7 pm. on the first and third Cadiz Masonic Lodge-Master Masons meets at 7:30 p.m. on the Mondays of the month at the Trigg County Board of Education second Thursday of each month at die Masonic Lodge. X' Office. • • • Sunday Trigg County Business and Professional Women meets the third M a y Cadiz City Council meets at 7 p.m. on the first Tuesday of the Monday of each month at Cadiz Restaurant at 5 p.m. 9 month at the Cadiz City Hall. Call For Reservations Now Eat In - Carry Out - Catering Buy your Available "We do it the old-fashion way" The entire Brass Lantern menu will be offered at noon as in Cadiz Open: Friday & Saturday M other’s D ay Jew elry well as in the evening. The Brass Lantern is famous for its at: at fine food, rustic-elegant decor, and Carol's sterling silver Economy Cee Bee jew elry, fash ion watches an d a "world" o f gifts fo r Mom. #1 #2 .W Knockum Hill (select that special Mother's Day gift before or after dining) Piggly Wiggly Samples Pawn Shop Save-A-Lot J t Bar-B-Que Open at 5pm Ky. Smokehouse Over 100 rings in stock to choose from. Wednesday thru Sunday (open nightly in Summer) j| USDA Approved On B uy (iS in A u r o r a • K e n t u c k y Rainbow Rest. Downtown Caliz 52211 Hillbilly Snack Bar Hwy. 107S 271-2957 Herndon, KY 1 -^ 7 ^ -2 7 7 9 Son Saturdays, reserve for 10 or more i NOW AVAILABLE CTcvrcl oj~* ^CTV>cxr>lcs Wide Band Clusters We, the family o f Alois Allen would like to IN CLARKSVILLE.. express our deep appreciation fo r all the love and support shown to us during this most difficult time. Glycolic (Fruit Acid) Thank you so much fo r the lovely flowers you Products & Peels sent and for the abundance of food which helped us so much. To each o f you who paid a visit, made a phone call, or sent a card - we ’ll never forget your love and concern. Call For Free Thanks especially fo r all the prayers on our behalf. Information and A special thanks to Kenneth Butts, who stayed by our side during those trying hours and to Bros. Brochure Norman Ellis and Thomas Keelin for their words of comfort. Thanks to Herschel Shelton and Gary Th­ ompson for the beautiful music and to the staff of Ladies Diamond Clusters (615) 552-1352 Goodwin Funeral Home for attending to theneeds of our Mounted on Wide Bands family during this time of grief. Carat $49900 1 Carat $89900 M ay God richly bless you all, Vi . Mky.©93 Dr. George L Knrita. HH.D. N eL L A.LLer> & fZomlLy- Board Certified P_oblr» C r e n s b a w & H umes-M cK enzie Naomi & lame* ALUn Jewelers • Gemologists • Goldsmiths 1812 Haynes St K l l l l l l f c V DERMATOLOGY/SKIN SURGERY K-mart Plaza • Hopkinsville • (502) 885-7442 Clarksville. Tl SKIN CANCER SURGERY

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f » The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, May 5,1993, A-15 Several different projects keep Trigg County Homemakers busy Trigg County Homemakers Elaine Clift. have been active this past Homemaker 4-H SEWING PROTECT month with several different highlights Freda McAtee has helped to projects. Montgomery held Ba­ coordinate this project again nana Bingo for Trigg Manor res­ by Gay Ledford this year. 4-H’ers interested in idents, Rockcastle held a learning to sew and students workshop to start work on their that attended this dass last items for the Holiday House year returned to learn more and United held a yard sale to the opportunity to give this sewing techniques. It was a raise money to support their program each year to the sec­ pleasure to see children being various activities during the ond graders and to all the sec­ taught by caring adults. Thanks year. The Holiday House ond grade teachers for their to those who help Freda and Committee meet to go over assistance. Mrs. Howe, 4-H Agent with plans for this years Holiday this project. Those who helped House. State Homemakers Meeting students along with Freda and Donations were reported by Homemakers traveled to Paula were: Audrey Miller, Happy and Roaring Springs Lexington in April to attend the Sandra Crutchfield, Billie homemakers to Project Gradua­ State Homemakers meeting. Martin, Sandra Burnett, Jewell tion. If your club in interested in Workshops were offered for Miller and Elaine Clift. helping support this years Pro­ members to attend along with MAY CLUB ject Graduation it would be business meetings for delegates MEETING SCHEDULE greatly appreciated. You may Charlene Bowker and Francis • MAY 6: 7 p.m., May Training send you donations to Project Waldroup. School "Foods for Young Chil­ RECEIVES DAR MEMBERSHIP - Mrs. Mattie Maude Sumner Thomas (seated) Graduation, P.O. Box 186, Two of our homemaker mem­ dren" at the County Extension received a membership into the James Thomas chapter of the Daughters of the Cadiz, KY 42211 or contact H.B. bers, Charlotte Wilson and Office. American Revolution for her 100th birthday. The membership was a gift from her Quinn or Carolyn Freeman at Hazel Reiber, had the oppor­ • MAY 10:10 a.m., Linton - Vic­ great-niece, Mrs. John Sloan of Plano, Texas. Thomas is the newest and oldest 522-3481. tunity to enter items in state toria's Comer; 7 p.m., Happy - members of the James Thomas chapter. Presenting Thomas with her Nutrition Program competition at the State Arts & membership were (from left) Joyce Banister, James Thomas chapter historian; Home of Lisa Sumner; June Hensley and Billie Nella Gentry, James Thomas chapter member and Thomas' niece; and Doris Craft Display after winning at 7 p.m ., Roaring Springs - Home Martin gathered together a Skinner, James Thomas chapter registrar. the Pennyrile Area Cultural of Tammy DeHart tasting party for second graders Arts Display . • MAY 11:10 a.m ., New Hope - at Trigg County Elementary A special ceremony was held Home of Marge Holsapple; School. Students were given the honoring Master Farm Home­ 10 a.m., Rockcastle - Flome of opportunity to taste fruits and maker winners across the state Janie Carr; 10 a.m., United - Delta Kappa Gamma holds vegetables that some ordinar­ of Kentucky. Mrs. Charlotte Smokehouse Restaurant; 12:30 ily don’t have the chance to Wilson was honored at this p.m., Lake Barkley - Home of eat. Nutritional information ceremony by her side were her Carol Thomas; 6 p.m., Ebony business, brunch meeting was given to the students along husband and children. We are Twilight - Home of Hilda with recipes to take home and very proud of Mrs. Wilson for Crump. The Alpha Gamma Chapter, guest speaker,Becky Page, first Hostesses were Carolyn try. Volunteers who helped her accomplishments and her • MAY 13:8:45 a.m., Cadiz Day of Delta Kappa Gamma Soci­ grade teacher, Paris, Tenn. Sparks, chairman, Vivian carry out this project were: contributions not only to our or­ Homemaker will meet at the ety International, met recently Page spent two weeks in Russia Fisher, Ruth Ann Harrell, Juanita Oates, Bertha Martin, ganization but to Trigg County Cadiz Baptist Church parking at Mayfield Middle School for last summer with eight college Mary Seay, Evelyn Kesterson, Pauline Belford, Yvonne Brim­ as a whole. lot to car-pool to Kenlake State a business meeting and brunch. students, one college professor, Imogene Monroe, Denise Terry, mer, Nancy Davenport, Char­ Those who attended the Park; 10 a.m., Montgomery - Judy Mull, vice president, and one translator. They expe­ Judy Brown and Betty Rogers. lene Bowker, Sara Lewis, Au­ state meeting were: Marie Cun­ Hardee's; 11 a.m., Cumberland presided. The meditation was rienced field studies, school The meeting was attended by gusta Grubbs, Annie Sholar, ningham, Cora Redd, Hazel Shores - Lake Barkley Lodge. given by Carolyn Colson. tours, one week in a small vil­ 30 members and one guest. Helen Watrous and Elaine Reiber, Maxine Madison, Fran­ •MAY 18: 10 a.m., Wallonia - The Alpha Gamma State lage and one week in a large C lift. cis Waldroup, Charlene Hamtown Restaurant; 7 p.m., Convention was held April 23, metropolitan area. The next luncheon and busi­ We would also like to thank Bowker, Charlotte Wilson, Town & Country - Home of 24, and 25 at The Holiday Inn Page also discussed the ness meeting will be held at Dr. Davis for letting us have Sara Lewis, Velma Turner and Peggy Kemp. Airport, Erlanger, hosted by school systems, the people and Barkley Lodge in Cadiz on May Zeta and Upsilon. the children. She presented a 8 starting at 10:30 a.m. Lee Pinkston, World Fellow­ slide show entitled Also attending from the area Don't Miss Out On Today's News — ship and Intercultural Rela­ "Impressions," and also exhib­ were Ben Helen Burkeen and Subscribe to The Cadiz Record Today! tions chairman, introduced ited items she had purchased. Judy Mull.

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1 A New 21st Century Lab gives students a look at future

PEERING INTO THE FUTURE - Industrial arts students Melanie Futrell (left) and Bo Reynolds work on the robotics module in the school's new Century 21 Lab that was recently finished. The lab allows students to gain hands-on experience with areas of study they could explore after high school.

SCOTT BROWN and audio-visual. Each module Company donated an engineer­ Staff Writer takes about three weeks to ing module and Kentucky Ma­ Trigg County High School is complete. chine and Engineering and IF YOU BUILD IT.... - The Century 21 Lab is split into several fields of study moving into the 21st Century "The kids have been very Johnson Controls donated a including aerospace, transportation, robotics, and audio-visual. The lab, which is part of the Tech Prep program at the school, was finished last month. with the recent completion of enthusiastic about the pro­ robotics module with a com­ the Tech Prep Laboratory for gram," Siegmund said, noting puter and numerical module use by the Industrial Arts De­ that about 150 students are cur­ possibly coming in the future. specific associate degree at the There are five major program childhood education, drafting, partment. rently in classes that involve The lab currently utilizes 13 college or technical school study areas of Tech Prep at The lab site is the former and graphic arts are in the lab. modules with that number level. Trigg County High School. woodshop and drafting classes cooperation with Murray State "Next year we will offer six hoping to reach 16 next year, They are drafting, early in the voactional building and University. semester classes using the lab according to Siegmund. "We are way ahead when childhood education, graphic encompasses nearly 2,500 square including a photography class "The lab has been a real leap compared to other school dis­ feet. The lab took nearly six arts, nursing, and office admin­ Plans are being developed for that will be offered for the of faith for the school. We ap­ tricts in our area. Marshall months to complete after ini­ istration. The nursing and of­ programs of study in commer­ first time," said Siegmund. preciate (Superintendent) Jim County was the pilot school for tial plans were submitted last fice administration programs cial foods and automobile The graphic arts and Wallace and the administra­ the Century 21 lab in this area, summer. have been developed between mechanics. photography classes will use a tion's work on the project. We but we have people come see our According to high school in­ built in darkroom for the work. decided that we had to go with school and our program so they the facilities of Trigg County dustrial arts teacher Jessica According to Facilities and something more valuable to the can implement it in their High School and Hopkinsville Siegmund, the curriculum al­ Programs Coordinator Jim Ed­ students for when they are out school," Edwards said. Community College. Early lows for the students to get wards, three local industries of school," Siegmund said. hands on experience in areas have donated the funds neces­ The 21st Century lab is part that may interest them after sary to purchase modules for of the Tech Prep program at high school. Students complete the lab that focuses in their Trigg County High School that modules such as robotics, particular area of speciality. identifies both academic and aerospace, applied physics, Edwards said Kyler Bridge technical courses that lead to a HApp/MiersW M A Y 9TH YOUR CHOICE

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l)1 A-18, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, May 5,1993 Fuller receives scholarship at 859 students apply U.K. Honors Day LEXINGTON - Leah Gray for degrees for 70th Fuller, a University of Kentucky student from Cadiz, commencement at was honored at the annual Honors and Recognition Awards Murray State; May 8 program. Fuller, a freshman at Ken­ tucky majoring in arts and sci­ services planned ences, is the recipient of a Lit­ tle Kentucky Derby scholar­ ship, presented by die Univer­ sity of Kentucky Student MURRAY - A total of 859 Phil Bryan, dean of admis­ Activities Board. students in the spring class sions and registrar, said the Kentucky President Charles exact number of graduates will have applied for degrees to be T. Wethington Jr. and former awarded in the 70th annual be determined when school of­ President Otis A. Singletary ficials have checked each can­ spring commencement exercises were on hand at the April 21 didate to certify that all grad­ at Murray State University on ceremony to present awards. Saturday, May 8. uation requirements have been Some 200 students were honored Among that number are 687 met. for their scholastic and. for bachelor's degrees, 157 for leadership accomplishments. master's degrees and 15 for as­ Among the Trigg County can­ didates for bachelor's degrees sociate degrees. They represent THEIR NIGHT TO PARTY - The Trigg County Special Education Prom was held in the spring class are: 23 states and 11 foreign coun­ Trigg Athletic April 30 in the Trigg Middle School. Senior Tammy Cothran (second from left) tries. was honored by her classmates and teachers at the event. Cothran is part of the Kathy Taylor Bybee, Robin Banquet to be graduating class of 1993. Also participating in the Maureen Carter, Lisa Lynn El­ cap-and-gown ceremony will be lis, Amy Christine Gordon, An­ held May 8 451 mid-year graduates as well gela Jones, Molly Deloach Trigg County Center. Her son as some graduates from both Lane, Dianna Sue Schwartz- The Trigg County High Two attend April Brandon is a student in Ms. the 1992 and 1993 summer Dossett, William Ray Tabor, School athletic banquet will be Jones' and Ms. Anderson’s class. classes since the spring com­ James Kevin Terrell and Teresa Saturday, May 8 at 6 p.m. in KHSA conference mencement will be the only Ray Underhill. the new cafeteria. Marin was actively involved graduation exercise of the year. Athletic director Buddy in Louisville in the Conference being third Among the Trigg County can­ Perry says the banquet will be vice president of KHSA. She didates for master's degrees in The April KHSA Annual meeting, workshops, seminars, presided during the Parent Speakers for the 10 a.m. cer­ pot-luck with the Booster Club the spring class are: Conference saw more 900 and socialized with other Banquet an ordinance of more emony in Racer Arena will be providing meat and drinks. Douglas Alan Hargrove, parents and staff gather in parents. than 900 parents, staff, and John Jason Hawkins of Dixon, Sports that will be Donna Sharp Shelton, Lisa Rae Louisville from every Kentucky Parents attending from Trigg guests from the Regional Office and Bethany Jane Hall of Mur­ recognized will be girls' and Head Start Program. County Head Start were in Atlanta, Ga. Marin served ray, the Outstanding Senior Trejo and Janice Broadbent boys' basketball, track, The annual meeting held in Cheryl Crute, and Michelle the office of third vice Man and Woman. W alker. baseball, softball, and powerlifting. April was dedicated to the Marin. Crute served as Policy president well for the 1992-93 parents. They attended the Council Representative for the school year.

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to be done near the interstate That project, estimated to trainer through the United climber,” Keith said. which may take a little time, cost $1.94 million, is part of an One condition of the grant is be evaluated on five areas, said States Aerobic and Condition­ Some of the more subtle but we haven’t encountered any 81 mile project that will see that, upon repair, the Mosko. Those areas include: ing Association and a certified changes include new assessment problems so far which would U.S. 68 from Cadiz to Bowling owner/occupant must agree to •Community needs - urban strength and conditioning spe­ data for members and new lead to a delay," Gray said. Green four-laned at an esti­ maintain and not move from the data, such as percentage of cialist through the National norms — information comparing mated cost of $397 million. dwelling for five years, people in community living Strength and Conditioning As­ body statistics and relative DAV services rep Additional plans have 48 miles excluding health problems or below the poverty index. sociation. fitness levels. of U.S. 68 west to Mayfield at courthouse May 6 death, said Mosko. In cases •Project needs — number of "I have also coached and "Most of that information four-laned at a price tag of $128 involving rental property, the people in the target area whose trained men's and women's was left over from the opening James McNeely, a state ser­ million. landlord must freeze the rent at income is less than 80 percent of power lifting teams in Pad­ of the Fitness Center in 1984 vice officer for the Department Gray said survey work and the annual cost of living index the countywide median income; ucah," Keith said. "I've had and needed to be updated," of Kentucky, Disabled Ameri­ the purchasing of right of ways for five years. number of elderly, three lifters place in the top Keith explained. can Veterans, will be in Cadiz from 1-24 east to Gracey is un­ handicapped, and female three at national competitions. Tentative plans have been at the Trigg County Courthouse derway with bids expected to If it is not feasible to repair a heads of house; and total Keith also has some back­ made to build an indoor swim­ from 9 a.m. until noon on Thurs­ be let by spring of 1994. A dwelling, the residents will be number of substandard houses. ground experience in nutrition ming pool at the Fitness Center. day, May 6. northern bypass of Gracey is displaced and the structure •Project costs — total costs counseling and can help people A $100 million bond issue McNeely will assist veterans also planned as part of the will be demolished, said from start to finish, including learn to change their diets to will allow for the improvement and their dependents with project according to first district Mosko. Owner/occupants will legal fees, appraisal costs, and improve their health. of Kentucky state parks, and claims due as a result of mili­ highway engineer John have a comparable re­ funds to buy houses to be "Whatever I don't know although the swimming pool tary service. Purvear. placement home built — a one- demolished. about something, I can ask project is not a top priority, it is story ranch house with no •Project financing — what Mary Jo and she can find out if likely to become a reality. -from Page A-l appliances and no amenities. efforts will the city contribute she doesn't already know." Although he has only been School board- Tenants have the option of either with financing or labor His wife has bachelor of sci­ there a short time, the Fitness jects are coming from the provements made to the air having their rent subsidized for ence degrees in special ed­ Center has already benefited assistance. school's capital outlay monies. conditioning and heating unit. four years or taking a one time •Project effectiveness — how ucation and physical therapy, from Keith's expertise. In other business, the board • approve out-of-state and "lump sum" for a down payment has her teaching certification He has some interesting goals successful the grant will be in voted to: overnight travel for the on another home, said Mosko. and obtained a master’s degree solving the problems of the in mind for the future of the • change the bid date for the Odyssey of the Mind teams, in rehabilitation administra­ The city's application with people identified. Fitness Center, but his favorite school's insurance from June 1 to coaches, and Martha Bowen to tion. part of his job is helping peo­ June 15 attend the world competition Since Keith began his job at ple. • establish May 27 as the June 1-5 at the University of the Fitness Center, he has -from Page A-8 "I like working people out, date for receiving and opening Maryland made some important changes. finding their weaknesses and bids for renovation of the Fam­ • approve the auditors con­ unusually low February rate The second largest gain was "We've added a treadmill, making them healthier," ily Resource and Youth Services tract for the 1993-94 school that we had. That atypical and I want to get a stair- Keith said. 3,400 in the services industry Center. The estimated $40,000 year with James Tribble of drop from January to February with continued strong growth in project will see remodling done Hopkinsville led to an equally rare increase business services, he said. Accidents------from Page A-7 to the inside of the building, • approve overnight travel from February to March," he Trade jobs rose by 800 mainly including making it handi­ for Bruce Perkins and nine stu­ said. because increases in retail trade capped accessible, and im- dents to attend the Kentucky "The normal decrease in rate in areas such as restaurants and E. Story, 34, 12 Iron Street, was Linton Road, was crossing U.S. Special Olympics Summer from January to March has been automotive dealerships offset northbound on the South Road 68 around 8:20 p.m. and stated Games at Western Kentucky an average of .2 percentage declines in other areas. when she fell asleep, causing that he did not see a westbound University June 6-8 point during the last six years, Government employment her to loose control, rim off the motorcycle operated by Thomas Bench marks- • approve Trigg County the same as this year. added 500 jobs in March with road and hit an embankment. M. Denman, 30, Evansville. Farmers Bank as the depository "Month-to-month employ­ increases in education and state Also injured were Joseph K. The report says Denman laid from Page A-10 bank to receive Direct Elec­ ment reports track trends, so it's and local government balancing Mitchum, 35, Hopkinsville; his motorcycle down on the making. tronic Transfer of Funds for the more important to see where drops in federal government. and Rebecca Tyler, 38, 1370 pavement and left 51 feet of It would seem that Ken­ 1993-94 school year we've come since last March," Since March 1992, the sector Wall Cemetery Road who were skid marks with the motorcycle tucky's penal code provisions The board also watched a he said. "It's a sign of an im­ has gained 5,400 jobs mainly in passengers in Story's car. skidding an additional 128 feet for the crime of forgery are ad­ video presentation of the proving economy that since a education. An accident April 18 involv­ on its side and avoided hitting equate as far as the prohibition eighth grade exploratory class Poor weather conditions ing a truck and a motorcycle at year ago, 39,500 Kentuckians Hargrove's truck. Denman and of these types of acts. However, that is learning video skills in slowed the usual seasonal con­ the intersection of U.S. 68 and have found employment." a passenger, Michelle Lee the job of detecting and tracking the 7 1/2 week class. Elsie struction hiring in late Febru­ Kentucky 164 in Canton resulted The most substantial increase Murray, 22, Evansville, were down desktop computer forgers Tyler, teacher of the course, in employment was a gain of ary and early March. As a re­ in a pair of injuries. treated for multiple injuries at may prove to be a very expen­ explained the progress of the 5,100 workers in agriculture as sult, construction rose by 300 af­ According to the report, Trigg County Hospital. Har­ sive and demanding task for course during the ten minute farmers continued to prepare for ter getting off to a good start in Gaylon S. Hargrove, 21, 15350 grove was not injured. law enforcement. presentation. spring planting and breeding. February.

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C H E V R O L E T G<=®. O CHEVROLET GEiCEEKil). /=£p C H E V R O L E T Section B TH E CAD IZ May 5, 1993 SPORTS Trigg beats Falcons; draws Hopkinsville in district tourney SCOTT BROWN battled back and won the game "We’re just looking to estab­ Sports Editor with a single run in the seventh lish good consistent play before The Trigg County Wildcats inning on Chris Dilday's sin­ we begin play in the tourney. split a pair of district games gle. Steven Tyler (1-4) suffered We had it earlier in the year last week as the baseball the pitching loss. but lost it a couple of weeks ago. season enters its final month. The next day, Trigg County Now we're looking to regain it The Wildcats (4-11, 2-2) drew Hopkinsville in the first again," Perkins added. claimed their second win of the round of the fifth district base­ year against Fort Campbell, ball tournament to be held May Ft. Campbell 100 000 2 - 3 6 1 beating the Falcons 6-3 on April 17-21 at Fort Campbell. The Trigg County 102 030 x - 6 8 3 30 at the Trigg County recre­ Wildcats and Tigers will open Hits - IB- Kline 3, Wallace 2, ation complex. Both teams the tournament Monday, May Gray, B. Tyler 2B- Long posted a run in the first inning, 17 with a 4:45 contest to be but Trigg added two in the followed the next day by Trigg County 090 0010-1012 2 third and three more in the Christian County and Fort Hopkinsville 222 0311-11 8 0 fifth inning. Brian Tyler (1-2) Campbell at 4:45. Hits - IB - Wallace, Kline 2, went the distance allowing The Wildcats are looking for Long, Brown 3, Richardson, three runs, six hits, two walks, their first trip to the region Ledford 2 2B- Gray, Minnehan and struck out two. tournament in four years, how­ On April 28, the Wildcats ever, coach Bruce Perkins Caldwell Co. 5 Trigg County 4 had their biggest single inning thinks the 'Cats have a real output of the year, but watched good shot at making a return Trigg County looked to Hopkinsville (4-13) score five trip to the region. avenge an early season loss to runs in the final three innings "I think we’ll be very com­ the Tigers April 27 but a last for an 11-10 Hopkinsville win. Trigg second baseman Steven Wallace forces Lyon County's Matt Herring at petitive in the district, but I inning rally came up short. second base but could not turn the double play. Jonathon Gray (left) backs up The Wildcats overcame a 2-0 would say Christian County Caldwell County built a 5-2 on the play. The Wildcats have seven games left before district tournament play deficit with a nine run second would have to be the clear-cut starts May 17 at Fort Campbell. inning. However, the Tigers favorite," Perkins said. See Baseball, Page B-2 Ladycats rout Providence, improve record to 16-5; beat West Hopkins; lose third game to South Hopkins SCOTT BROWN to the Rebelettes in the All-A West Hopkins 0000020 - 2 8 4 Trigg Co. 0002204 - 8 11 3 Sports Editor tourney four days earlier with Trigg County 440000x-8151 So. Hopkins 500 040 x - 9 11 1 The Trigg County Ladycats an 8-2 win April 27 at the Trigg Hits - IB- K. Grubbs, L. Boyd, Hits - IB- L. Boyd 3, Lancaster improved to 16-5 with an April County recreation complex. McNichols 2, Lancaster, 2, Broadnax, C. Butler 3, 29 win at Providence. The Broadnax, Jackson 3, C Butler, Hancock, Jackson Trigg jumped on top with four Ladycats pounded out 17 hits Ford, Ethridge 2B- Lancaster runs in the first inning thanks to and batted around in two 3B- McNichols, Lancaster The Ladycat J.V. team went consecutive hits by Latora innings en-route to a 24-1 0-4 in the Christian County Boyd, Tatum McNichols, pasting of the Lady Bulldogs. Junior Varsity Tournament May Stephanie Lancaster, and South Hopkins 9 Trigg County 8 The Ladycats sent 13 batters 1 in Hopkinsville. Ebony Broadnax. Six more hits to the plate in an eight run in the second inning produced South Hopkins defeated the The Ladycats (2-11) lost 9-2 third inning and sent 15 more four more runs which gave the Ladycats for the third time to Christian County in one of batters to the plate in a 13-run Ladycats a commanding 8-0 this season 9-8 April 26 in the contests. fourth inning. lead. West Hopkins managed Nortonville. The Ladycat J.V. team lost to eight hits, but could only plate Providence 6-5 in a three inning South pounced to a 5-0 lead two runs. Trigg County Sports game. Terri Boyd and after the first inning thanks to Schedule for May 5-11 Cinnamon Butler each had two Trigg had lost to West five hits and a Trigg County hits for the Ladycats. Hopkins 8-7 April 24 in the error. The Ladycats battled Wednesday, May 5 All-A Tournament in back with two runs in the Softball - vs. Russellville Trigg Co. 038 (13) - 24 17 3 Madisonville. fourth and fifth innings, but Baseball - vs. Russellville Providence 001 0 - 1 2 3 South Hopkins added four runs Thursday, May 6 Hits - IB- L. Boyd, K. Grubbs 3, The Ladycat J.V. team also of their own in their half of the Baseball - vs. South Hopkins Hancock, Crump 2B- L. Boyd, picked up a win with a 12-11 fifth inning. Softball - at Lyon County Lancaster, Hancock, C. Butler, conquest of the Rebelette J.V. A four-run Trigg County rally Track - at Caldwell County H ere’s the pitch .... Sanders, Ethridge 3 B - team to gain their second win of in the seventh inning fell short Monday, May 10 McNichols HR- L. Boyd, the season. Cinnamon Butler by a single run. Softball - vs. Crittenden Co. Mindy Cunningham delivers a pitch against West McNichols, Lancaster 2 smacked a double and a triple Baseball - at Crittenden Co. Hopkins April 27 at the Trigg County recreation while Terri Boyd and Mindy The Ladycat J.V. team also Tuesday, May 11 complex. The Ladycat J.V. team came from behind to Trigg County 8 West Hopkins 2 Cunningham each had two fell to South Hopkins, losing 9- Softball - vs. Dawson Springs knock off the Rebelettes 12-11. The Ladycat J.V. hits. Cunningham also picked 1. Cinnamon Butler had two of Baseball - vs. Livingston Co. team stands at 2-11 after competing in the Christian The Ladycats avenged a loss up the pitching win. the five hits for Trigg County. Track - at Webster County County J.V. Tournament May 1.

STATS 'N STANDINGS all standings are for games through May 2

Trigg County Youth Soccer Association Scoreboard Home teams in ALL CAPITALS. All games played Saturday Southern Indiana unless otherwise noted. 3 U-6 Trigg County 0 TRIGG CO. (Reynolds’ team) 5 U-12 TRIGG CO. (Cotton's team) 2 Murray No. 1 5 TRIGG COUNTY 1 U-8 TRIGG CO. (Reinick's team) 5 Murray No. 2 9 TRIGG CO. (Pryor's team) 2 TRIGG COUNTY 0

U-10 U-14 Calvert City Inv. (Apr. 30 - May 21 MURRAY U-14 (girls) 3 Trigg County 2 Trigg County 1 MARSHALL COUNTY 0 U-16 Southwest Illinois 1 Trigg County 8 Trigg County 0 MURRAY U-16 (girls) 3

Soccer Standings GF - Goals For; GA - Goals Against YL L I GE GA U-8 (Reinick's team) 5 0 0 24 4 U-6 (Reynolds' team) 3 0 1 23 5 U-10 3 6 0 38 23 A good effort.... U-6 (Cotton's team) 1 4 0 8 20 U-8 (Pryor's team) 1 4 0 7 14 Lucas Chesnut reached high but could not keep a Murray player from scoring in U-16 1 5 0 11 30 Trigg County Youth Soccer Association action May 1 at Lake Barkley State U-14 0 3 1 2 25 Resort Park. The U-12 team dropped two games to a pair of Murray teams. U-12 0 7 0 6 42 B-2, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, May 5,1993 Girls’ team takes third; boys set new meet record

SCOTT BROWN Alexander, Tara Phillips, and Sports Editor Calandra Boyd came in second place. The 3200 meter relay team The Trigg County girls' track of Philips, Belinda Byron, Kirby, team produced a third place and Alexander also came in finish May 1 at the Caldwell second. On the boys' side, Trigg County track meet while the 58th district Commonwealth Attorney Mike Ward, County came in seventh place boys' 1600 meter relay team set a (right) coach of the Eagles at Christian Fellowship new meet record. with a pair of first place finishes School near Benton, congratulates Landon Owen for The girls' team finished third coming from their relay teams. his accomplishments which included J.V. tournament with 82 points. McLean County The 1600 meter relay team of player at the state tournament and tournam el^player won with 101 points while host Rodney Byron, Simon and at the National Freshman Tournament held in Dayton, Caldwell County was second Shalmon Radford, and Derek Tennessee. Owen transferred at mid-term from with 91 points. Russell came in first with a time Livingston Central High School. Calandra Boyd took first in the of 3:58, which was a meet record. 300 meter hurdles and was The 400 meter relay team of second in the 200 meter dash. Simon and Shalmon Radford, Belinda Byron was first in the Derek Russell, and Carlos Acree Trigg lift-a-thon 3200 meters and second in the also came in first place. 1600 meters while Latiya Kirby Also for the 'Cats', Brian Brad Ledford throws out a Lyon County runner April was second in the 400 meter Cooper was third in the shot put raises more than 29 as Steven Wallace (left) looks on. The ‘Cats lost to dash. Shinna Wilson took second and Titus Phillips was sixth in the Lyons 14-4. in the shot put and third in the the 300 meters. discus. The Wildcat track teams are in The Ladycats' 1600 meter relay action again May 6 at Caldwell $3,000 in pledges Baseball ------from Page B-l team of Latiya Kirby, Kesha County. SCOTT BROWN won the junior category by Sports Editor benching 265 pounds. lead after six innings thanks to flat in their April 29 home Stephanie Lancaster won the several Trigg County fielding game against Lyon County as 76 lifters took part in the girls division by bench pressing miscues. The Wildcats tried to the Lyons jumped on top with First fishing tourney 1993 lift-a-thon April 26 at 130 pounds. rally in the seventh with nine runs in the first inning and Trigg County High School with Trigg County weightlifting consecutive singles by Brian later added five more in the winners of the season over $3,000 pledged in the coach Dixie Jones said just over Richardson and Jason Under­ fourth inning. Trigg County event. $3,368 was pledged for the hill. A big blow was dealt to compounded the problem by Winners in the first tourna­ •3rd -- Jerry Oliver & David Glenn Pellegrino won the event with most of the money to the ’Cats when Richardson was walking eight batters and ment of the Trail's season at Forrester, 10.37 pounds. middle school division by go to various needs of the picked off third base on the committing six errors in the Barkley Lodge State Park bench pressing 210 pounds. weight room and powerlifting •Big Bass -- Ted Alexander next pitch. Jeremiah Kline and game. Jason Minnehan (0-3) were: Freshman Timmy Bush team. & Jim Williams, 6.23 pounds. •Steven Wallace followed with took the pitching loss. •1st -- Chris & Darwin benched 275 pounds, which was Bush's lift of 275 pounds was RBI singles, and Jacob Long Stewart, 6 bass limit, 24.65 Next tournament is May 8 at the top lift of the event. 85 pounds short of the school drew a walk. The rally ended pounds. Paris Landing State Park. For Alex Baker won the sopho­ record set by A1 Baker who when Timmy Bush struck out. Lyon Co. 900 50- 14 8 0 •2nd - Don Bray & Jerry further information call Walt more division by bench pressing bench pressed 360 pounds, ac­ Steven Tyler was saddled with Trigg Co. 00103 - 4 6 6 Rittenberry, 19.39 pounds. Herrmann, 615-647-6916. 260 pounds and Lanny Finley cording to Jones. the pitching loss. Hits - IB - Kline 2, Wallace 2, Caldwell Co. 010 310 0 - 5101 Underhill 2 B -Wallace Trigg County 020 000 2 - 410 6 The Trigg County Middle School has voted Hits - IB - Richardson 3, Brown, FREE Pick-Up to begin a School Based Decision Making Council. 4-Way Bar-B-Q Wallace, Kline 2 B - Long, and Delivery In This council will be very important since if will set Junction of 139 & 272 Gray, Underhill. S. 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King Crossword Top Video Rentals RATZ by BEN SMITH ACROSS 1. The Last Of The Mohicans 1. Yearn for starring Daniel Day-Lewis (Fox- 5. TV revenue Video — Rated: R) Last Week: No. source 1 8. Remain 2. A League Of Their Own Tom 12. Rich soil Hanks (Columbia TriStar — PG) 13. Mrs. Herbert No. 2 Hoover 14. Whine 3. Singles Bridget Fonda (Warner 15. O.K. Corral — P G -13) No. 3 figure 4. M r. Saturday Night Billy Crys­ 16. Tennis shot tal (Columbia TriStar — R) No. 23 17. Raw rocks 5. Candyman Virginia Madsen 18. Show (Columbia TriStar — R) No. 5 20. City near 6. Mr. Baseball Tom Selleck Waukegan (MCA/Universal - PG-13) No. 4 22. Hatter’s 7. Sneakers Robert Redford OUT O N A L IM B by G A RY K O P E R V A S home (MCA/Universal — R) No. 6 26. Shusser’s mecca 8. Honeymoon In Vegas Nicolas 29. Where Mindy Cage (Columbia TriStar — PG-13) honeymooned No. 7 30. Affliction 9. Captain Ron Kurt Russell 31. Cany (Touchstone — PG-13) No. 25 32. Teeter-tot­ 50. Italian 10. Single White Female Bridget ter quorum 28. Shibboleth bread? 7. Freezing, and 32. A good person Fonda (Columbia TriStar — R) No. 33. Shimmering 51. Mauna — then some 33. Pretentious: 8 fabric 52. Low-pH 8. Thread holder colloq. 11. Death Becomes Her Meryl 34. Type blocks 53. Automaker 9. Avert 35. Emulate Betsy Streep (MCA/Universal — PG-13) 35. Yon wench Ransom E. — 10. Pub potable Ross No. 9 36. More festive 54. Doctor’s due 11. Undeniably 36. Wildebeest 12. Unlawful Entry Kurt Russell 37. Mickey’s 55. “Ski-Nose” 19. Family member38. Lumps place DOWN (Fox Video — R) No. 10 21. Annoy 39. Waters 40. Knocks ’em 1. Sheltered 13. Cool World Kim Basinger 23. Wooden peg 42. “Bananas” dead (Paramount — PG-13) No. 11 2. Wheedle 24. Center of 43. Journey 41. Bee crea­ 3. Instrument 14. Mo’ Money Damon Wayans tions Alaskan gold 44. Nigeria-born of Marxism? (Columbia TriStar — R) No. 12 45. Sustenance rush 4. Authorize 15. Pure Country George Strait 47. Ostrich’s 25. Antelope’s 45. Mr. Ziegfeld (W arner — PG) No. 21 cousin 5. “Dumbth” playmate 46. Ewing wares 49. Mrs. Copper- author Steve 26. Sleeping 48. Curly’s pal 16. Of Mice And Men John field 6. “Cock-a-doodle- 27. Big rig Malkovich (MGM/UA — PG-13) No. 13 17. Rapid Fire Brandon Lee (Fox- Natasha’s Stars Video — R) No. 15 ARIES (March 21-April 19) Party swing the balance in the other direc­ 18. Raising Cain John Lithgow time is over, and it’s time to tend to tion. You need some time off to rest, (MCA/Universal — R) No. 14 those niggling little tasks you’ve been and do aim for this. If possible, try for 19. Housesitter Steve Martin ignoring. By utilizing your innovative a long weekend. (MCA/Universal — PG) No. 17 tendencies, you’ll be able to handle all SCORPIO (October 23-November 20. Innocent Blood Anne Paril- this with ease.'' Take some'quiet time 21) Someone new crosses your path laud (Warner — R) No. 16 this weekend by yourself. this week, but take time to go beyond TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Try appearances. Don’t let flattery get in not to be too impatient while you’re the way of a clear head. Domestic mat­ Soap Updates by Seli Groves • waiting for an answer to your all-im­ ters will require your attention this BHI portant request. Take a break mid­ weekend. 1. B ro oks & Dunn “Hard Workin’ week, and do something to get your SAGITTARIUS (November 22- Man,” (Arista) Last Week: No. 2 ALL MY CHILDREN: Passion the negative of the photo showing ask Nadine about her little grandson. mind off this. By week’s end, you’ll be December 21) There are no disap­ 2. Tracy Lawrence “Alibis,” (At­ overwhelmed H ayley and Charlie on him in bed with Lauren, or he would Later, Mallet confronted Nadine and happy that you waited so patiently. pointments in the stars this week in lantic) No. 5 their trip to Florida, and he became tell Eric everything about her. Macy warned if Buzz can’t be found, she’ll G EM IN I (May 21 -June 20) While your love life. Even a seeming setback 3. Alan Jackson “Tonight I her first lover. When Kendall’s realized Sly had slept on the floor have to own up everything to Frank you may have heard what appears to be turns out for the best in the long run. Climbed The W all,” (Arista) No. 6 parents assured them she was their while she slept off her latest bout and Harley. Wait To See: Eve’s some disturbing news about someone As you’ve discovered in the past, a 4. Mark Collie “Bom To Love own daughter, Charlie gave the news with the bottle in his bed. Keith told drive for vengeance proves more close to you, consider the source. It’s broader perspective is needed when to a relieved Mona. After promising his Aunt Ruthanne lie’s fallen for a dangerous than ever. generally not like you to listen to idle considering certain situations. Y o u ,” (M CA ) No. 11 Opal he’ll stay out of Dixie’s and girl, but she doesn’t know it yet. stories, and you shouldn’t give in now. CAPRICORN (December 22- 5. Hal Ketchum “Hearts Are L O V IN G : Shana fell while using A loved one needs your attention this January 19) You are no longer “among Gonna R oll,” (Curb Album Cut) No. Tad’s lives, Palmer met secretly with Ruthanne encouraged him to the fire escape to get out of her office A weekend. the missing” this week, and family and 12 Brian to continue their plan. Dixie respond to what his heart told him. after Ava locked her in. L eo ’s tender w C A N C ER (June 21-July 22) This is friends are grateful. You will have 6. Restless Heart “Mending Fen­ defied Tad and attended Adam and Wait To See: Brooke find Ridge’s loving care, however, almost drove i the time to guard your pennies closely. renewed energy to tackle problems and ces,” (RC A ) No. 7 G loria’s wedding aboard a ship. T er­ behavior puzzling. Shana crazy. Casey told Ally that for You’ve been a bit of a spendthrift, and ordinary tasks. As a result, you’ll be 7. Aaron Tippin “My Blue rence, Brian, and An Li were shock­ DAYS OF OUR LIVES: While the baby’s sake, she should marry it’s finally caught up with you. Dis- champing at the bit this weekend to get Angel,” (RCA) No. 8 ed when Taylor turned up disguised sitting on a park bench to collect her Cooper. Trucker planted a tree in ■ cipline yourself and set a strict budget. out and party. as a Caucasian as part of her plan to thoughts, Marlena was clubbed by a Trisha’s memory. After her annul­ 1 Don’t give in to temptation. AQUARIUS (January 20-February 8. Dwight Yoakam “Ain’t That infiltrate the racist group. W ait To mysterious figure who dragged her LEO (July 23-August 22) The ex- 18) Don’t let doubt stand in the way of Lonely Y et,” (W arner) No. 12 ment from Clay came through, See: Kendall’s behavior alarms . pression, “Everything's coming up a potentially wonderful relationship. 9. Lee Roy Parnell “Tender Mo­ unconscious body away. She awoke Jeremy told Stacey it was time she ' roses,” certainly fits your life this You can sometimes analyze a situation ment,” (Arista) No. 10 Mona. unable to remember how she got got on with her life. Buck helped . week. It seems you can do nothing to death. As a result, you miss out on 10. Wynonna “Tell Me Why,” ANOTHER WORLD: After fol­ there, but decided to follow Wendy Gwyn with an important business ) wrong, and everything you desire, some wonderful opportunities. Make (Curb/M CA) No. 20 lowing Cass and Frankie to New out of the park. As they prepared to deal, while Curtis became increas­ • comes your way. Enjoy this now. Aim sure you’re available when that impor­ York, Christy anonymously tipped board a bus for Chicago, Marlena ingly upset with Buck’s inroads into ' for a romantic weekend getaway. • tant person reaches out. off Billy that Frankie had jumped collapsed and was rushed to the his family. Hannah, obsessed with • VIRGO (August 23-September 22) PISCES (February 19-March 20) bail. Grant learned Vicky had hospital where her family and her passion for Jeremy, stole his ‘ Your tendency toward perfectionism You’ll be called upon this week to use 1. Vanessa Williams/Brian Mc- removed all details of the cave from friends learned she was pregnant. shirt. Wait To See: Trucker is - can lead you to lay blame wherever your keen sense of observation to solve Amanda’s book. After finding Believing she was shooting Mitch ; you see fit. However, it’s a wise idea some domestic problems. As always, Knight “Love Is,” (Giant) Last startled by the appearance of a Stephen was missing, Vicky called • to look inward for the recent upheavals you see so clearly what others are un­ Week: No. 2 (on Lawrence’s orders), Taylor shot mystery figure. [ in your life. Despite what you some- able to. However, do be sure to dole out 2. S W V “I ’m So Into Y o u ,” (RC A ) Ryan for help and interrupted an in­ Bo instead. Eager to frame Carly for ONE LIFE TO LIVE: Luna’s > times feel, you can be wrong at times. your wisdom in a diplomatic way so as No. 3 timate moment between him and her “murder,” Vivian downed a dish brothers arrived with news that the I LIBRA (September 23-October 22) not to offend. 3. P.M. Dawn “Looking Through Brett. Rachel was upset to find a of herb-laced custard at Shawn- family farm was in financial difficul­ ©1993 by King Features Synd. ; While you’ve been enjoying the recent Patient Eyes,” (Gee Street/Is- financial report missing after seeing Douglas’ birthday party, and then ties. Renee said no to Mortimer’s ! whirlwind in your life, it’s time to land/PLG) No. 6 Jake at her desk. After Rachel and prepared to plunge off the roof of the marriage proposal. Dorian’s biopsy 4. Ice C ube “It W as A Good D ay,” Amanda went to Arizona to visit a Titan Building. Victor believed he revealed a malignancy in her breast. (Priority) No. 8 seriously-ill Ada, Paulina tried to was close to identifying the battered Realizing that she might have to un­ 5. Boy George “The Crying learn more about Ian. Victor told woman in the 17-year-old dergo surgery, Dorian feared it Game,” (SBK/ERG) No. 9 Felicia it won’t be easy to resist newspaper clippings. W ait To See: would cause Jason to leave her. Joey 6. Jon Secada “Angel,” drinking. Christy tried to make a deal Marlena faces a new crisis. and Jessica were upset to hear Viki Mercury/Chronicles Weight,” “N.T.” and “Kool It (Here (SBK /ERG ) No. 10 in exchange for clearing Frankie. GENERAL HOSPITAL: News and Clint talk about divorce with Spearheads ’90s Funk Revival Comes The Fuzz),” along with 7. R u n -D .M .C . “Down, With The W a it T o See: Grant continues to feel that Felicia had “died” stunned the their lawyers. Todd failed his exam Con Funk Shun: The Best Of a several rarities. King,” (Profile) No. 8 uneasy about Vicki and Ryan. citizens of Port Charles, and threw and blamed Marty, who had tutored 77-minute single CD/CT compiling Cameo: The Best Of a full- 8. Whitney Houston “I Have AS THE WORLD TURNS: In Ryan into severe grief. Meanwhile, him. Max and Luna turned down all of their great Mercury tracks, in­ strength CD/CT bringing the best of Nothing, ” (Arista) No. 5 Italy, Royce made wonderful Bill and Holly decided to follow Asa’s offer to buy Serenity Springs cluding “Ffun,” “Too Tight,” “Shake New Y o rk ’s finest funk mob: “Word 9. Michael Jackson “Who Is It,” promises to Emily, who later called Halifax on his weekly visits to Paris after he-learned of the oil on the and Dance With Me,” “Chase Me,” Up,” “Candy,” “Single Life,” “She’s (Epic) No. 19 Holden to say she had seen Lily in in the belief that they’d find clues to property. Cord agreed to attend and the Quiet Storm staples, Strange” (the rare 12-inch rap ver­ Amalfi, prompting Holden to decide Victoria’s whereabouts. Sensing her Angela’s prayer meeting. Wait To “Straight From The Heart” and sion), “Shake Your Pants,” and early 10. Aerosmith “Livin’ On The to go there to find her. Paul hung up death was near, Dominique named See: Life-changing decisions are “L ov e’s Train.” hits such as, “Rigor Mortis,” “I Just Edge,” (Geffen) No. 20 when Lucinda tried to talk to him. the baby Lucy was carrying, and made by Dorian and Viki and Clint. Kool & The Gang: The Best Of Want To Be” and “Sparkle.” M argo questioned Neal about a large made a videotape for her child to YOUNG AND THE REST­ (1969-76) a 70-plus-minutes CD/CT Also included in the Mer­ Top R&B/Soul investment Michael Alcott was view one day. Rhonda admitted LESS: Victor rejected Nikki’s visit with Gang’s monster funk classics, cury/Chronicles Funk Essentials 1. R. Kelly & Public An­ making. Damian Grimaldi arrived in she’d been beaten by her boyfriend, to discuss Victoria’s marriage from “Funky Stuff,” “Jungle Series is a must-have various artist nouncement “Dedicated," (Jive) Oakdale. Although Emily told Larry but insisted to Karen that it wouldn’t problems, telling her he knew she Boogie,” “Hollywood Swinging” compilation, “Funky Stuff.” Last W eek: No. 2 and Susan she would meet with happen again. Tracy joined with was there only to see him. Victor \Vas and “Rhyme Tyme People” to street 2. Run-D.M.C. “Down With The Audrey, Larry felt Susan wasn’t Marco in a plot for revenge against impressed with Cole’s writing. Vic­ favorites, “Who’s Gonna Take The Top 10 Movies King,” (Profile) No. 4 quite ready to take the step. Royce Ned, Jenny and Paul. Wait To See: tor was startled when Ryan took only 1. Indecent Proposal starring 3. H-Town “Knockin’ Da Boots,” cautioned Neal not to tell Scott, Bill and Holly get more than they $ 1 0 as a settlement in his divofee Answers to Robert Redford (Luke) No. 17 Em ily, and Lucinda the truth until he bargained for. from Victoria. Brad flew to Los An­ 2. The Sandlot Tom Guiry 4. Lo-Key? “Sweet On U,” got the go-ahead on the Tower. Hol­ GUIDING LIGHT: Mallet geles to get the telltale negatives of 3. Cop and a Half Burt Reynolds (Perspective/A&M) No. 6 den heard Lily singing in a club on resisted telling Harley he suspected himself and Lauren in bed from 4. The Adventures of Huck Finn 5. Regina Belle “If I Could,” the Amalfi coast. W ait To See: Hol­ Rex was her father. At the airport, Sheila. Kay suspected Jill was preg­ 5. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Columbia) No. 7 den is surprised at what he finds. Buzz was stunned to see Randi, who nant (despite Jill’s and John’s HI Paige Turco 6. P o rtra it “Honey Dip,” (Capitol) BOLD AND THE BEAUTI­ called him by his real name. Mallett denials), and rushed off to tell Jack. 6. The Crying Game Stephen Rea No. 8 FUL: Steve cautioned Eric and was about to arrest him, when Buzz Michael sent Cricket a letter warning 7. The Crush Cary Elwes 7. Paperboy “Ditty,” (Next Ridge not to mention anything about took drastic action. Buzz tried unsuc­ that unless she visited him in jail, 8. Point of No Return Bridget Plateau/FFRR/PLG) No. 15 the “Belief’ patent to Brooke or cessfully to elude Mallet by dressing he’ll harass Nina. Wait To See: Fonda 8. Michael Jackson “Who Is It,” anyone else, including Taylor. Con­ as a woman. Jenna’s and Henry’s Nina’s feelings for Ryan grow 9. Born Yesterday Melanie Grif­ (Epic) No. 14 nor told Ridge, Brooke was no bond grew stronger during her first stronger, but he’s not sure he can fith 9. Bobby Brown “That’s The Way longer interested in him. Brad tutoring session. Vanessa’s curiosity reciprocate, yet! 10. U nforgiven Clint Eastwood Love Is,” (MCA) No. 21 Carlton demanded Sheila turn over was piqued when she heard Dr. Dey ©1993 by King Feature* Synd.

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A I A i i B-10, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, May 5,1993 Entertainment Extra by Evelyn Ludvigson

Q. W h at is Boy G eorge up to quite caught on. Brooks’ current protests — and box office as well, of these days? Cameron W. series has more than caught on. “Star course. Besides his hit single, “The Crying Trek: Deep Space Nine,” is a major SPELLBINDER u------hit in syndication. Q. Please settle this dispute be­ Game,” Boy George is planning on SC O R E 10 points for using all the 7 ~ doing more recording and writing an tween a couple of good friends. I autobiography. The title? According Q. Whatever happened to the say Loni Anderson played two complete words to Boy George, it will be called, cast of the old “Jeffersons” TV Marilyn Monroe in a TV movie, RESEARCH “Take It Like A Man.” series? Lawrence G. but my friend says it was Jayne A. “The Jeffersons” are all just fine Mansfield. Who is right? Cora D. THEN score 2 points each for all Q. Whatever happened to the and dandy, and the entire original A. Your friend wins this round. wonderful actress, LaWanda cast has reunited, touring the country Loni was mentioned a few times as a found among the letters Page, who portrayed Aunt Esther in a stage presentation of the series likely candidate for a flick on Try to score af least 50 points on “ S a n fo rd And S on ?” Ruby L . — they are now in Detroit as o f this Marilyn, but there was always some jaes 'ljojv :eiuosoMi ©iqissod A. LaWanda has something of a writing. Included in the cast are, obstacle in the way of getting the recording career these days. The Sherman Helmsley (George), Isabel production off the ground. •'actress is featured on RuPaul’s new Sanford (Louise), Marla Gibbs Catherine Hicks (ex “Ryan’s CD release, “Supermodel (You Bet­ (Florence), R oxie Roker (Helen W il­ A SK E V E L Y N Hope,” etc.) played Marilyn in a ter W ork),” on the Tommy Boy LP: lis), Franklin Cover (Tom Willis) television film about the screen star. and Paul Benedict (Harry Bentley), Featured on the CD is “LaWanda In said the film shows how some people Although Hicks did a good job, the who by the way, is directing the stage Y o u r F a c e ,” with M s. Page and can crack under stress and strain, but movie itself wasn’t much of a suc­ everyone’s favorite (he/she?) dream presentation. it in no way is intended to praise what cess. date, RuPaul. his character does. As for it being Have a question? Send it to Q. One of my favorite enter­ controversial, I’d say it would be Evelyn Ludvigson, King Features Q. I love everything about tainers is the great Aretha THE WOOD SHED tough for someone to make a movie Weekly Service, 235 East 45th “Saturday Night Live,” but I espe­ Franklin. I would love to know like this and not expect it to draw Street, New York, N.Y. 10017. Pit Bar-B-Q & Restaurant cially enjoy the segments of “Hans what she’s been doing these days. Dailiy Breakfast — $2.77 and Franz,” the body builders. Jeannette F Choice of bacon, sausage or ham, 2 eggs, How come we don’t see more of gravy, hashbrown, biscuit or toast, coffee them? Annie O. CATFISH WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY NIGHTS 4:00-8:00 P.M. A. Not to worry! “Hans and Franz: The Girly Man Dilemma” will be Fish Dinner...... $425 hitting the movie theaters in the not Tuesd ay-Mte Wednesday Nite 21 Pc. Shrimp Dinner with s ia w & Fries $495 too distant future. Co-produced by FREE 2 Drinks for the price of Arnold Schwarzenegger himself, PRIME RIB SPECIAL - SATURDAY NIGHT both Dana Carvey and Kevin Nealon Pool ONE 8 0 2 . Served with: 10 OZ. of “SN L” will star. In fact, it was 6:00 p.m. - 1 :00 a.m. 6:00 p.m. -10:00 p.m. baked potatoes or French Schwarzenegger who cam e up with $7 fries, salad, coffee or tea 58- the idea for the motion picture project. d a ily PLATE LUNCHES >/4 Lb. COUNTRY HAM BREAKFAST Cholco of moat, BABY BACK RIBS EVERY SATURDAY 3 vegetables Q. Whatever happened to the Salad & Cholco ot Potato wonderful actor, Peter Scolari, $ 3 1 0 $ 7 9 5 who was wonderful in the original “Bosom Buddies” with Tom * ID REQUIRED -C A T E R I N G — (Permit #14284) Reg. Hours: 5 a.m.-8:30 p.m. Monday-Saturday — 885-8144 H anks, and who was so hilarious in 8:00 p.m. - 1 :00 a.m. 889-9833 1821 W est 7th St. (U.S. 68-W) - Across from Ebonito “Newhart?” Richard E. West 7th Street (in front of Ebonite, across from Wood Shed) - M ■ ■ ...mJ-ty A. The talented actor is busy A. Aretha, whom some call one of developing a new series for the Fox the most innovative singers of our network’s 1993-94 season. The time, has a big new television special premise of the series has Scolari, a coming via the Fox Network this Los Angeles psychologist, moving week. It’s called “Duets,” and it’s to the midwest with his family to a scheduled to air May 9th. Producer town even more bizarre than Los An­ Ken Ehrlich (of “Fame” fame) has geles itself. arranged for Aretha to share duets with Gloria Estefan, Elton John, Q. Are there any Jackie Collins Bonnie Raitt, Smokey Robinson, et miniseries in the works for alia. Aretha also does a slew of solos primetime television? Helen I. that allows her to show off that A. NBC has not one, but two, wonderfully agile voice. Collins’ miniseries penciled in for The show, which is sure to be a big next season. First off is Jackie’s 1986 ratings winner for Fo x during May hot novel, “Hollywood Husbands,” sweeps, was taped before a live and the second is “American Star — audience as part of an AIDS fund A Love Story.” Expect some big- E VER7 TIME VOU STRIKE’) raiser. 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Q. What was the name of the Q. Is Michael Douglas the ‘SE L F ! .— A M B character Avery Brooks played on biological or adopted son of Kirk D O W N “Spenser: For Hire?” And didn’t Douglas? Also, when he decided to r he have a spinoff series from make “Falling Down,” did “Spenser?” Victor C. Michael expect it would become so A . Brooks played the strong, most­ controversial? Grady W. ly silent, and very classy mystery A. Michael is one of Kirk Douglas’ man, Hawk on “Spenser: For Hire.” four sons — all biological. As for the He did star in a series which was controversy surrounding “Falling spun off his character, but it never Down,” Michael has continually

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Persons who do a lot of lifting are likely candidates for disc trouble because of the day-to-day stress upon the low back. Regardless of occupation, anyone may have weak, degenerated HENRY by DICK HODGINS discs. Office workers, sedentary card players, and chronic TV watchers are often affected since prolonged sitting is a primary cause of disc trouble.

Fortunately, 95 percent of all disc cases can be managed through modem chiropractic methods. Years of research and experience in disc cases qualifies the doctor of chiropractic as the doctor of choice in acute and chronic disc problems.

Chiropractic techniques may be employed in the management of particular disc problems. Any person suffering back pain should see a doctor of chiropractic to determine the cause and what should be done about it. Part of proper treatment is prevention of additional disc damage. A doctor of chiropractic knows DISC PROBLEMS and can help you. The disc may get some of its food through osmosis, but adequate absorption of nutrients takes place when the disc is in a state of accordion-like motion. When in motion it squeezes the surrounding fluid in and out, much like the action of a sponge. Some of the factors affecting disc nutrition are inactivity, poor posture, stress, weak muscles, injuries, muscle spasms, and fixation (two adjoining vertebrae moving as one). Allen Chiropractic Center 1842 Canton Road (Hwy. 68 West) Cadiz, KY 42211 Phone: (502) 522-3957______The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, May 5,1993, B-ll LAKEVIEW BOATS Jessica who? Sales and Service The Best Place To Buy & Trade

Her name, at least for the A similar principle may well present, is Jessica DeBoer. apply in the case of baby Jes­ 924-5648 o u t b o a r d s The happy two-year-old is One sica. Are the rights and needs f 9170 Canton Rd. the unwitting object of a bitter moment... of the parents more important custody battle between her please than those of the child? Does adoptive and biological par­ she have civil rights enough to ents. Her prospects were bright remain in her comfortable, lov­ until her birth mother, Cara Compliments by Harold Rose ing home or can a court system Vtardecj Clausen, unwed at the time of Pastor decide to take her away from HOME TOWN Jessica's birth, advised her ex­ Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner East Cadis Baptist Church her parents and give her to boyfriend, Dan Schmidt, that e c o r a t in g Banquet Facilities Available people she has never seen? D Hwy. 68 E @ 1-24 522-0538 he was the daddy of a little These are questions that a girl. This seemed to arouse pa­ modern-day judge or panel of 2608 Ft. Campbell Blvd. 885-4361 ternal instincts and he got Schmidts hold the opposite judges will have to ultimately around to marrying Cara, view because they gave her bi­ resolve. God help the system to staked a claim in tire courts to ological life, however belat­ make the right decision. baby Jessica and impregnated edly they began to claim to be a When you and I come to his wife again. We have seen responsible family. Christ we are adopted into the the heartbreaking struggle for King Solomon found himself family of God. (Eph 3:14-15) WAL-MART custody as Jan and Roberta De­ faced with a somewhat similar Indeed, the adoption process Open: Monday - Saturday 9 a.m .-9 p.m Boer fight to remain the problem. Two mothers brought involves spiritual rebirth. We Sunday 12-6 p.m. mother and daddy of the tod­ a child to him, both claiming to are bom again (John 3:31 and dler who has been theirs since be the parent. Solomon said, 701 North Main St. • Hopkinsville, Ky. • ^02)885-8131 886-6388 given a new identity. (II Cor Hopkinsville she was 19 days old. "Bring me a sword ...... divide 5:17) Even more than the De­ ' ' The judge will need the wis­ the child in two and give half Boers are determined never to dom of Solomon. Both families to one and half to the other." give up baby Jessica, God our have basic familial needs The real mother objected to Father is determined to keep Goodwin Funeral Home which only baby Jessica can save the life of the child. So His children safely in His care. ' bu?£A«J Kentucky meet. The DeBoers see her as the king said, "Give the first "We handle Pre-arrangements' We are forever secure in His belonging to them since she has woman the child, ....she is his loving family. There can never Farm Bureau Serving Everyone in Trigg County been part of their family for all mother." (1 Kings 3:24-27 be a claim strong enough to take Dale Henderson - Agent/Manager 138 Main 522-6676 but 19 days of her life. The NKJV) Him. Norman Cotton, Jr. - Agent 522-8132 Cadiz

BAPTIST CHURCH Locust drove CHRISTIAN CHURCH Cadiz United IM B ap tist Methodist KENTUCKY Bible Baptist Randy Davenport, Cadiz Christian Rev. Harry G. Lewis Bill Meador, Pastor Pastor 214 Main Street Highway 68 East Dr. Tom Martin, MACHINE Highway 272 East Pastor C O K E I S I T AND ENGINEERING, INC. Bloom field 31 Main Street 522-8402 M issionary Cadiz 522-6061 B ap tist Griffiths, Pastor B ap tist Irvin Darnell, Pastor R oaring E . A. Brown, Pastor Maple Grove Road Hopkinsville Road Highway 139 North Dyer's Chapel Montgomery Compliments of Roaring Springs United Methodist Jam es A. Shuck, Pastor Buffalo Lick. Elizabeth Baptist Community PENNYRILE RURAL B ap tist Leon Townsend, Pastor Highway 68 West Highway 68 East, < 3 0 * 4 A u to S ale s ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE James Black, Pastor Rocky Ridge Road Linton United 2799 Wallonia Road Quality Used Vehicles Christian Church Methodist John Daniels, Pastor Paul Frederick, Pastor Bank Financing Available • Best Prices In Town "Proudly Serving The Pennyrile" Highway 276 Cadiz Baptist Mt. Pleasant Highway 164 Stop by our new location - Hwy. 68E. - 522-1009 E. M ain 5 2 2 -6 6 7 8 Norman Ellis, Pastor B ap tist 82 Main Street Grandville Courtney, CHRISTIAN Pastor Mayes Chapel 3666 Blue Springs Road John Frazier, Pastor Blue Springs Logos Will Jackson Road THE B ap tist Darell Eldridge, Pastor Netv Hope B aptist Mt. Zion United p A R M n Rt. 3 Box 231 Todd Gray, Pastor M ethodist Princeton, KY 42445 Highway 525 Rev. Dan Griffiths, Bailey Lumber Co. INTERDENOMINATIONAL Pastor 5 2 2 -6 2 2 2 Cerulean Rd. S t o r e , in c . Calvary Cerulean Road Missionary Baptist New Jerusalem Christian Life 522-6732 B ap tist Center Oakland > H , CADIZ, KENTUCKY Gary Heath, Pastor Johnny Hawkins, 16 Court Street Highway 274 Pastor Oakland Church Road Canton Baptist CHURCH OF CHRIST ECONOMY Royce Dukes, Pastor Oah drove Baptist P.O. Drawer 859 NAPA Hal Shipley, Pastor United Methodist Oak Grove Road Cadiz Church Of Jam es A. Shuck, Pastor CeeBee 522-6521 Christ 9023 Rockcastle Road — AUTO PARTS Cerulean Baptist Darrell Simon, FOOD STORES Henry Ramey, Pastor Quality Parts & Service Since 1959 Pleasant HUl Evangelist 8Uoom United P.O. Box 86 B aptist Church 1785 East Main Methodist "We .-f/r/nrrt’i fr Ttiun S mAU.' We're Home Owned and Jerry Bacon, Pastor Jam es A. Shuck, Pastor _ , n r - . /-> Home Operated by 1750 Main Street 5 2 2 -6 6 2 4 Downtown & East Cadiz Chris and Daniel Washer 4808 South Road Siloam Church Road Delmont Baptist Joiner's Chapel Shoney Oliver, Pastor Church OJ Christ Rodney Chcatam, Tobaccoport 288 Corinth Cem. Road Rock, Front Baptist United Methodist John Mitchell, Pastor Pastor Paul Frederick, Pastor Highway 139 South Donaldson Creek, Linton Road Tobaccoport gp Southern State B ap tist Community Rocky Ridge CHURCH OF GOP JOHNSON A. Todd Jones, Pastor Donaldson Creek Rd. B ap tist Frank Kirby, Pastor CADIZ BRANCH CONTROLS’ Highway 68 East Murunutha Church PENTECOSTAL Feed • Seed • Fertilizer • LP Gas Service Dry Creek. Of Ood Hwy. 68 E. Farm and Home Supplies 522-6681 Primitive Baptist Allan Stokes, Sr., United Pentecostal Robert H. Hale, Pastor Pastor Second Baptist Richard Hatley, Pastor Linton Road 347 Main Street C. L. Brown, Pastor Highway 68 West W ill Jackson Road East Cadiz Baptist CHURCH OF GOD Cadiz Pentecostal Harold Rose, Curtis Kern, Pastor Pastor IN CHRIST Bank of Cadiz Cadiz Restaurant M issionary Highway 139 North Glendale Drive Jerry Railey, Pastor & Trust Co. Highway 139 South The Church Of New Pleasant "Cadiz Finest" Sod In Christ cfJcV Clarence Siscney, Hilt Pentecostal South Union Tony Ramirez, Pastor Hilltop Freewill ,b*r fdic Together, We're Strong! B ap tist Pastor Highway 164, Linton B ap tist Highway 139 North Don Draughn, Pastor John M. Ahart, Pastor Road 522 6563 I h v y . 6 8 Old Tobaccoport Road 2300 Lock E Road 522-6066 79 Main St LUTHERAN First United — ...... Hurricane Baptist Trlyg County Pentecostal Gary Pate, Pastor B ap tist Faith Lutheran Highway 276 Roy W. Field, Pastor Church Line Street James C. Redman, Trigg County Manor Pastor PRESBYTERIAN West Cadiz BP Wallonia Baptist 405 Sheila Dr., "A Personal Care Home" fallen Baptist CHURCH Don Mock, Pastor Hopkinsville, Ky. Church Wallonia Community We strive to make our "Your full service car care center" Complete line Elton Wilson, Pastor of passenger & light truck tires. 522-3031 Crossroads 272 & 117 personal care feel like home. METHODIST CHURCH C om er of Main & Hamilton. Julien, KY 25 Shelby St. , 522 3711 Supply Pastor Liberty Point Bethel United 31 Main Street B ap tist CATHOLIC CHURCH Methodist 522-8402 J e f f Hendricks, Pastor Paul Frederick, Pastor Old Dover Road Bethel Church Road Hamtown Texaco C-Mart k T i OTHER CLYDE HITE St. Stephens Kingdom Hall Groceries-Fishing Tackle Little River Catholic Lubricants anil Fasteners Father Richard M ethodist of Jehovah's Hunting & Fishing License»Ky. Lottery Danhauer, Pastor Rev. Dan Griffiths, Witness 7450 Hopkinsville Rd. Hwy. 68 W. Cadiz 522-6105 Highway 272 Highway 68 West Pastor Attn. John Hull Hwy. 68 W. of Gracey 522-6364 (H) Highway 139 North Highway 274 235-5477

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* I A k B-12, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, May 5,1993 SENIORS

Some stand still as time moves on

By the time you are read­ treat addicts. Art is 100 per­ a Baptist minister and Art ing this, the year 1993 will cent against legalizing received training in moral­ Senior be slightly more than one- Thin drugs. Whenever drugs ity and ethics. He is an op­ third gone. There's only n' have been made more timist in spite of his prob­ twice as much time left as That available, the problem has lems, and does not believe has already elapsed. Some of £ gotten worse. He believes that America is in decline. Calendar us may be standing still, but the root of the drug problem As he travels through the by Martha Malone Smith time is certainly moving today is that children get too United States, he says he on! much, too soon, too easily finds honorable, decent, Recently, I was looking at he looked out upon his without responsibility and warm people who love several old books and began g randm other’s sleigh. She without the ability to han­ their families and are the (All activities are held in the Senior Kitchen unless reminiscing about how had sent someone to fetch dle the mature lives that are kind of people who come to otherwise noted.) much I enjoyed reading him so he would not have thrust upon them. Also, the mind when we think of books from my grandfa­ to spend Thanksgiving old extended family of un­ American. These are the M AY 7 ther's book case. It contained alone! Isn’t this what cles, aunts and grandparents people who will win out. Those persons with birthdays in May will be recognized a few old novels, some grandparents are all about? has disappeared. No one is They'll persevere and during the regular Friday brunch. technical books and some Needless to say, this little available to administer the they'll be around when the • • • old school books. The boy never again said, "In a discipline that would help cheap shots have all been M AY 12 stories in the school books minute, Mother." I'm afraid them to resist the lure of forgotten. A balloon release, commemorating May as Older were my favorites because I don't always learn my les­ drugs. They become adults The five things that Mr. Americans Month, will take place at 11 a.m. on May 12 in they always contained a son that well, but wouldn’t too fast because of the free­ Linkletter would change West Cadiz Park. All seniors are urged to attend this moral. One story that it be wonderful if we all dom they have and their about the United States are: special event. Balloon releases also will be held in the particularly impressed me learned as much from our language is terrible. You 1. M ake A m erican parents other counties of the Pennyrile Area Development was about a small boy who mistakes as this little boy hear the four-letter words more aware that the family District. wanted to go out and play in did? flying around like "the," is the center of our civiliza­ • • • the snow on Thanksgiving • • • "and," and ’but" used to be tion and it is in disrepair. M AY 21 morning. The family was Reading about the drug heard. This is the result of 2. Strengthen ethics and The Annual Seniors Fishing Derby will be held on May preparing to go to his problem here in Trigg the weakened family struc­ morality. In his lifetime he 21 at Devil’s Elbow. Prizes will be given for the biggest grandmother's for dinner, County reminded me of an ture. has seen a distinct decline in fish, smallest fish and for those catching no fish. A picnic but the mother let him go article I read earlier this year He says senior Americans t h e old-fashioned lunch will be provided. To register, call the Senior outside on the condition on Art Linkletter's A rt O f are one of our most trea­ fundamentals of fairness Center. All participants must have valid fishing licenses that he would come in im­ Living. Ever since his sured resources, but they and honesty. and provide their own bait. mediately when she called youngest daughter ex­ need to stand up for them­ 3. Revamp our educa­ him to get ready for the trip perimented with LSD and selves. Seniors primarily tional system. Children are to his g randm other’s. The took her life 23 years ago, he need to know where the re­ graduating without being 1. The basic belief we all gion. little boy wa£ having such a has been a tireless crusader sources are for their prob­ able to read properly, write a have in our nation. Most 3. The right of the people good time building a fort against drugs and has lec­ lems. Many still don't know good letter or go out on a Americans believe that we to have free speech. from the snow that, when tured and written about about the state, local and business interview. have the best form of This 80-year-old televi­ his mother called him to family values. Art says the federal government agen­ 4. Revive the religious government ever. Although sion and radio personality come in, he said, "In a way we are going to over­ cies that will help them. beliefs in the country and there have been abuses, our talks more like a 20-year- minute, Mother." She called come the drug problem is This word needs to be gotten the sense of spiritual capitalistic system is still the old. His schedule would ex- him a few more times and through the family, the out to older people. strength we have lost. best. received the same reply. Fi­ place where the mother and Our country does a lot for 5. Get our citizens to rec­ 2. Our freedom of reli­ See This n' That, Page B-13 nally the little boy reluc­ father can influence the use its veterans, but could do ognize their obligations to tantly went into the house, of drugs. more. He thinks that we can give back to this country i Remember only to find that the family Until the demand is low­ never do too much for and not just take. had gone without him. This ered, the "merchants of them . The things that he would Hall's Jewelers made him feel badly as well death" will not be stopped Art Linkletter's father was not change: as very sorry for himself. As from selling drugs. He be­ for all your jewelry needs! noon was approaching and lieves too much money is *Free ring cleaning and inspection* he was feeling worse by the spent trying to stop the, minute, he heard a noise drugs coming into the $25 FREE! ! ! outside. Running to the country and that facilities window to see what it was, must be made available to Yes, you can win $25! 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i A I k The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, May 5,1993, B-I3 Many changes may affect Senior Service Line Social Security eligibility FOOD FOR THOUGHT: A lot of thinking is going on seeing their own grandchildren. Some of your letters support regarding the link between food intake and aging. For example, this, indicating that parents should have the final say about JIM MUSTIAN ing home; the evidence is growing that restricting the intake of food may with whom their children will be involved, and that includes Social Security Manager •A disabled child reaches increase longevity. Apparently, food restriction retards their grandparents — especially if the grandparents played a Hopkinsville age 18; physiological changes. That factor, in turn, delays the onset of part in anything that made their own sons and daughters angry •A move to another State; certain age-related conditions. at each other. A letter that arrived last week took another An elderly widow I •The medical condition of One area of study involves free radicals. These are harmful tack. I quote part of it: "...some things you can never copy," Ms' helped the other day in­ someone who was previ­ agents that are generated by oxygen in the body. They damage B.H. wrote. "If you keep your children from their grandparents, spired me to write this col­ ously denied disability cells and speed up die aging process. Antioxidant nutrients, such no one else will fill that void. It will be there forever ... Even if umn. She came into the of­ benefits worsens. as vitamins C and E, and beta carotene, destroy free radicals. you, personally, hate the older people, you owe it to the fice to sign up for direct de­ Additionally, the SSI in­ Another area of investigation will probe how age and diet children to let diem be a part of their lives a couple of times a may affect the way a cell can remove altered or damaged year. (Maybe) it will bring you closer to them, too." posit. When I saw that her come and resources limits protein. Learning more about this process may shed light on the 1993 by King Features Synd. Social Security check was have increased over the link between damaged protein and Alzheimer's disease. only $410, I suggested that years. This means people But, while it seems cutting back on one's daily intake might she apply for Supplemental who were ineligible in the be a smart move, many seniors, ironically, don't get enough of Security Income (SSI). She past because they had too the proper nutrients at any time. One reason, of course, is Retirement board files told me that she applied much income or resources economic. They simply cannot afford to buy enough of the right about 5 years ago and was may now be eligible. foods to provide balanced nutrition. These people should have suit for state pensions turned down because she Too often, people who access to food stamps, meals on wheels (especially if they're had too much money in the have these types of changes homebound) and free lunches supplied by community centers. FRANKFORT - The ting state employer contri­ bank. As we talked more, I fail to reapply for SSI. Also, human taste buds begin to die off at age 70. It's difficult Board of Trustees of the bution rates lower than the learned that the money had They're losing out on im­ to develop an appetite if we can't taste our food. There's also a Kentucky Retirement Sys­ rates set by the board on the been spent long ago and she portant benefits because be­ tendency toward decreased saliva flow as we age, which makes tems has filed suit in recommendation of an ac­ was now eligible for SSI. chewing and swallowing more difficult. Vitamin and lnineral Franklin Circuit Court to tuary. The suit also con­ ing eligible for SSI means supplements may be helpful, but first talk to your doctor. Unfortunately, she hadn’t more than just getting have a section of the state's tends that the action Grandparents on the outside: A few weeks ago, we discussed 1992-94 budget bill declared constitutes an equal reapplied — until now. monthly checks. In most some cases involving grandparents who have been barred from There are probably many States, they would also be unconstitutional and to re­ protection violation because people who were once eligible for Medicaid which quire the state to pay into local government agencies turned down or thought helps pay health care ex­ state employees' pension in the County Employees themselves ineligible for penses. And SSI recipients plans at the rates set by the Retirement Systems are SSI who have had a change often qualify for food Senior Menu board. required to pay the rates set in their circumstances that stamps and other social ser­ The board contends that by the board. would make them eligible. vices. the state should be paying a The retirement systems Following is a list of some If you or someone you The following is the menu provided by the Senior higher contribution to the were established in the of the most common know was previously de­ Citizens Kitchen for the coming week. Reservations Kentucky Employees Re­ 1950s to provide pensions to changes that could affect nied SSI benefits, look at the must be made one day in advance for each meal. Phone tirement System (KERS) career public employees. A someone's eligibility for SSI: situation again. If there's 522-8341 by 2 p.m. for reservations. and the State Police Retire­ board of trustees was created •A decrease in income or been some kind of change, Monday, May 10 ment System (SPRS) in or­ to oversee the administra­ resources ("resources" are check with Social Security Lasagna, tossed salad, mixed vegetables, French bread, der to maintain the actuarial tion of the funds and to as­ things you own or money to see if the change means butter, spice cake, milk, coffee and tea. soundness of the two re­ sure adequate lang term you have in cash, savings, you now can get SSI. You Tuesday, May 11 tirement systems. KERS funding. Full-time employ­ investments, etc.); could be doing yourself, or BBQ pork, cole slaw, baked beans, bun, BBQ sauce, provides retirement benefits ees contribute five percent • The death of a spouse; someone you know, a big apple crisp, milk, coffee, and tea. to more than 76,000 active of their paychecks to the •A spouse enters a nurs- favor. Wednesday, May 12 and retired state employees. fund and law enforcement Dried beans and ham, spinach, breaded tomatoes, SPRS provides retirement personnel contribute seven percent of their paychecks. ------from Page B-12 combread, butter, pear cobbler, milk, coffee and tea. benefits for 1,500 current This n1 That— Thursday, May 13 and retired state troopers. Salmon croquette, broccoli, carrots, roll, butter, fruit In its suit the board con­ haust most NFL running things that we enjoy. cup and cookie, milk, coffee, and tea. tends that the budget bill backs. After eight decades, • • • Friday, May 14 violated the constitutional he is still a tireless crusader THOUGHT TO PONDER: Meat loaf, cabbage, black-eye peas, biscuit, butter, rights of the members of the for America and its tradi­ It is better to suffer wrong banana pudding, milk, coffee, and tea. retirement systems by set­ tional values. 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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE Emerson 1 HP garbage dis­ 1983Ford Bronco— full-size, 1979 Astro-Glass 16’ 115 39 acres of rolling hills in For Sale— 3 large bedrooms, LEGAL NOTICE FINAL posal used twice $50. 4 wheel drive, black, good Mercury motor, fish or ski, hardwood timber. 2 baths, den, large kitchen SETTLEMENT NOTICE The undersigned qualified as Kitchen-aide automatic paint job, runs good, tires excellent condition. $3,500. Donaldson Creek. 502-522- and dinning room level lot. A Petition ForTransferof Ex­ Notice Is hereby given that Executorof the Estate of LOIS emption and to Dispense dishwasher. 522-0115. and interior in good condi­ Call after 6 p.m. 466-3429. 0221 or 309-467-6020. New roof, $65. 522-6128. MARIE WHITE RADFORDof Robert Goodwin & Hermon With Administration was filed Goodwin, Co-Executor of the tion $3,000. Must sell! Call 11259 South Road, Cadiz, on April 20,1993 on the Es­ estate of JOHN AMOS GOOD­ (502) 475-4347 after 6 p.m. 1990 24’ Sweetwater pon­ Building lot at Cumberland House for sale— 1 acre lot, KY 42211,on April21,1993. tate of BERNARD BARNETT WIN filed final settlement on 4. Furniture toon boat- rear entry. 1981 Hills Resort. Price nego­ large living room and din­ Claims must be proved ac­ of 6070 Will Jackson Rd., April 22, 1993 which was or­ 50 H.P. Mercury motor, 22" tiable. Serious inquiries ning room , kitchen area, 3 cording to Kentucky Revised dered to lay over for record 89/90 Toyota Conversion Cadiz, KY 42211. Claims diameter pontoons, 2 pedes­ only. 618-945-7096. bedrooms, 2 baths upstairs. Statutes and filed within a rea­ according to law. Hearing on Full-size large floral sofa. Van, raised roof, color TV, must be proved according to tal bass type chairs on bow. Downstairs—2 bedroom, 1 sonable time and before the same Is set for May 25, 1993 Pale blue, peach and bur- dual air system, loaded, Kentucky Revised Statutes bath, utility-room. 26 X 30 before the judge of this court. gandy with beige back­ excellent condition, 9,300. $4,750. (618) 344-8132. expiration of six months from and filed within 6 weeks from FOR LEASE— Prime loca­ garage, 1 building, 1 smoke­ the date of appointment (KRS Pat Wallace, Clerk ground. Oak-table with 2 753-8500 or 436-5371 after the date of publication in tion on Main Street, excel­ leaves, 6 chairs with padded 5 p.m. house. Phone 522-6759 on 395.190) with the Executoror paper with the Court or Circuit Court lent office building or vari­ seats. Full-size oak head- highway-272 West. his attorney, W. Howell Hop- Thelma I. Barnett, 6070 Will ety shop. Call Locker Realty board, foot-board and side son, III, P. O. Box662, Cadiz, Jackson Rd., Cadiz, KY at 522-0324. rails. $25. Call 522-0115. 7. Motorcycles KY 42211. AKC miniature schnauzers. FOR SALE— 10 wooded 42211. EXECUTOR S NOTICE Give mother a gift th at will FOR SALE— Lake oriented acres on 272. Blacktop road Haydon L. Radford Trigg Circuit Court Clerk give her love in return. Salt bungalow, near boat launch 2 sides, county water— only 11259 South Rd. The undersigned qualified as P. O. Box 673 5. Automobiles 1978Red Hondamatic Hawk and pepper, excellent tern- in Boat Haven Estates. Nice $15,000. Call 522-3038. Cadiz, KY 42211 Executor of the Estate of Cadiz, KY 42211 40 0 motorcycle, 7,000mile s. perment, ready to be loved level lot, great weekender. BLUFORD C. BRIDGES of Looks and runs like new. 4179 Linton Rd., Cadiz, KY County water, completely $500.522-0115. furnished. Call 522-8191. HOUSE IN CADIZ—price 42211 on April 16, 1993. AKC registered Pomeri is upper $40,000; three bed­ Claims must be proved ac­ LEGAL NOTICE EXECUTOR'S NOTICE anian puppies. $200 each room ranch brick, walk-in cording to Kentucky Revised Notice House For Sale— The The undersigned qualified as basement, bath and 1/2. 1983 Chevy—Citation, good Call 502-924-5522. John L. Street Library will A Petition ForTransferof Ex­ Executor of the Estate of Statutes and filed within a rea­ Phone 365-6589. second car. $700 or best of­ accept sealed bids on the sale emption and to Dispense JOHN S. BRYANT of 130 sonable time and before the fer. Evenings (502) 439- Good hunting dogs— Lab. and removal of the D.A. With Administration was filed Walnut Way, Cadiz, KY expiration of six months from AQUA PATIO Pontoon. 1713. and Golden Retriever mix. Wright house located to the Nice A-Frame house with on April 15,1993 on the Es­ 42211 on April 20, 1993. the date of appointment (KRS 1991,24 foot 40 horsepower $25. pick your pup out now library on U .S. 68 E. Bids full basement for sale. Needs tate of WILLIAM E. Claims must be proved ac­ 395.190) with the Executoror Mercury motor, tilt-trim , available in 3 weeks. Call will be accepted through 12 a little work. Call 388-7576. JOHNSON of 161 Hillview cording to Kentucky Revised his attorney, Kenneth H. Ken­ 86 Toyota Corolla LE. Ex­ e nclosu re, porta -potti, depth nedy, P. O. Box 167, Cadiz, 522-1611. noon, Tuesday, May 18, Drive, Cadiz, KY 42211. Statutes and filed within a cellent. condition. 73,000 finder. AM/FM cassette. 55 1993, and may be sent to Claims must be proved ac­ reasonable time and before KY 42211 miles. $3,950. Call 502-885- hours. Moving must sell John L. Street, c/o Trigg cording to Kentucky Revised the expiration of six months 4729. $7,600.(502)924-5084. HOPKINSVILLE KEN­ 12. For Rent County Farm ers Bank, P.O. Statutes and filed within 6 from the date of appointment Arlie Bridges N ELS- Boarding, grooming Box 500, Cadiz, KY 42211. weeks from the date of publi­ (KRS 395.190) with the 4179 Linton Rd. For Sale— used boat, 60 HP and pet supplies. Dog obedi­ For more information or to Commercial Rental- avail­ cation in paper with the Court Executor or their attorney, Cadiz, KY 42211 BU1CK ELECTRA 1980. 4 Johnson. $2,600. Call 924- ence and counseling. Sky­ see the property, contact able downtown, Cadiz. Rea­ or Lois H. Johnson, 161 C. A. Woodall, III, P.O.Box door, V-6, power, moving, 5887. line Drive. 886-5621. John Street (502) 522-6021. sonable rent. Call 522-6484. Hillview Drive, Cadiz, KY 186, Cadiz, KY 42211. must sell. $800. (502) 924- 5084. 42211. Lowe 18 1/2 ft. fish and fun Cadiz Bank of Cadiz 2. For Sale Trigg Circuit pontoon with 50 H.P. force The Place To Be!! & Trust Co. Employment Opportunity Court Clerk FOR SALE—IsuzuTrooper, motor A -l condition. Call P. O. Box K Call 522-7049 and leave 522-8462. $5,000. > I ■ a S«0COt( City of Cadiz, Kentucky will accept applications P. O. Box 673 Cadiz, KY 42211 B & B Brokers, Inc. Murray, Napiers Cadiz, KY 42211 Kentucky Phone (502) 753- for the position of Chief of Police until 5:00 p.m. 4389, your new Airstream Well maintained- 16 foot Nursery Friday, May 14, 1993. Applications may be ob­ Motorhome Dealer. For sale: 1985 Full size Chevy van, Astroglass, 115 Mercury. tained at the City Clerk's office in Cadiz, KY 1993Airstream 33 foot Land $2,895 or best offer. Call Fish/Ski. Excellent condi­ during normal business hours. The City of Cadiz 2. For Sale I 2. For Sale yacht. Loaded. New; 1991 (502)886-4560. tion. $3,500. (502)475-4160. 112 Hopkinsville St. Airstream 30 foot Land Princeton, KY is an equal opportunity employer. Yacht 35,000 miles. Mint; 130 John Deere riding ALL RECENT (1992) back Stripping & Refinishing Buy One Piece or House Full 365-7528 mower with rear bagger. copies of the Cadiz Record 1992 Airstream Legacy 34 Minimum qualifications required: foot, 9,000 miles; 1992 Excellent condition. $600. are .500 + 6% tax each (.530) Airstream Legacy 34 foot Floral Gifts Copies datingback 1991 and 1) Be able to read & write the "English language before are $1.00 + 6% tax loaded, 3,000 miles; 1993 Bedding Plants 1980 Coleman Pop-up ($1.06) each. The Cadiz Airstream Legacy 30 foot, intelligently" camper, sleeps 6, excellent Record. loaded, new; 1992 Cobra Perennials 2) Be "moral, sober and sagacious" condition. (502) 885-0601. Mini Motorhome 27 foot, 7,000 miles new condition; Shrubs 3) Not have been convicted of a felony INSULATED UNDERPIN­ 1984 Merry Miler Mini- 4) Five (5) years experience in law enforcement 2 Row New Holland tobacco NING for mobile homes and Trees Mini- motorhome, raised Conduct Estate & Tag Sales setter with side mounted out-buildings. For sale by field roof, 1 ton Chevy-Chassis; tanks. 522-3071. sheetorby fmishedjob. Call Kenneth & Jean Croft 5) Possess a high school diploma or GED equiva­ 1977 GMC Motorhome, 522-8073. Princeton, KY 42445 Get Ready for mint; 1987 30 foot Airstream lent Lawn Tractor, well cared for Phone (502) 365-9099 Motorhome, loaded mint Spring Planting! 6) Possess a valid Kentucky Driver's License 11 H.P., 38" cutting deck. condition night number $200 firm. Call 522-8658. Lot near city limits, $2,200. 924-5097. (502)753-5960. LAND WANTED The Cadiz 1 to 50 acres HOME IMPROVEMENTS JOB ANNOUNCEMENT Record around Linton, TJU KENTUCKY DEPARTMENT OF PARKS /Alcoholics /Anonymous 522-7636 classifieds Hwy. 164 or 139 meets every Tuesday night at 8 pm Job Announcement Number: 93-72 (51 South Road. Date; 4-15-93 will work at the Cadiz Baptist Church Basement Must be very Vinyl & Aluminum Siding - Gutters Position: Park Desk Clerk Call 522-6605 (entrance behind playground). Roofing - Garages - Storage Sheds Location: Lake Barkley State Resort Park. Cadiz KY Anyone having alcohol problems or reasonable. Inside & Outside Repairs G rade and Salary: Grade 5. Salary S5.247/Hour and knows someone that has alcohol Minimum Requirements: High school graduate. Addi­ tional experience in the front desk operation at an ac­ let them work problems is encouraged to attend. (615) 358-5858 CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE commodations facility will substitute for the education on for you. m M ll aYear-for-yearbaas. Apply by submitting a state application (which can be obtained a t the local Departm ent for Employment Serv­ POST FRAME BUILDINGS ices or any other State Government Office) to: affordably priced for your every need. POLICE TRAINEE The City of Hopkinsville is accepting applica­ Kentucky Departm ent of Personnel Room 384, Capitol Annex tions for Police Trainee. Applicants must pos­ Frankfort, KY 40601 sess a high school diploma or GED, be 21 years 12'x20' Attention: Job Announcement No. 93-72 (51 of age, eligible to work in the U.S., possess a Metal Carport $799°° valid driver's license and have a background of Job Announcement Number should also b e placed in Includes Setting Up the upper right-hand corner of the application in the being a law abiding citizen. Copies of birth Kentucky Mobile Home Service 'Special Announcement No.* blank. ^Builders, Inc. certificate, driver's license, and high school di­ 90 Kingdom Hall Rd. • Madisonville ploma must be returned with application. A copy Official documents verifying education must be submit­ (502) 821-9268 *1-800-582-0137 1-800-628-1324 of separation from service Form DD214 should ted with the current application (i.e. original college transcripts, original high school diploma, or original GED be included, if applicable. Comprehensive test­ certificate). Original documents will be returned if a seif- ing will be administered, which includes stamina addressed envelope is included. Retired Local Man and agility, written, psychological and physical examination. An extensive background check Deadline for applying: You must qualify, test,* and be Wants To Work placed on the register by May 15.1993. will be performed. Applications are available at Vinyl Siding/Soffits ^ the Department for Employment Services, 110 •Written test required. Test given Monday through Friday, Decks & Room Additions All Types Of: Custom Woodworking Riverfront Drive and at the Lackey Municipal 8:00 a.m. to4:00 p.m ., Room249, Capitol Annex, Frankfort, Kentucky (except state holidays). & Building, 101 North Main Street, Hopkinsville. Local references furnished I Kitchen & Bath Cabinets Applications should be returned to either loca­ Filling this position is subject to any State Government •Drop by & see our showroom tion. Women and minorities are encouraged to hiring restrictions. 522-7535 I 409 SUNBURY-MURRAY (Behind Bunny Bread) ^ 753-5940 apply. The City of Hopkinsville is an Equal FREE ESTIMATES & AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER M /F/D Opportunity Employer. ard, Wednesday, May 5,1993, B-15 12. For Rent I 14. Help Wanted I 16. Services I 16. Services I 17. Miscellaneous I Livestock

FOR RENT— lake oriented SALES PROFESSION­ C & B Window Tinting-Resi- Mowing— quality work, Bahamas Cruise: 5 days/4 Gelbvieh bull registered. 3 FOUND — 2 sofa cushions. S Wooden Pallets— bungalow, near boat launch ALS— First class cellular dential/Commercial. Re­ reasonable rates, depend­ nights underbooked! Must years old. top bloodlines. Call Identify and claim. Call 522- fai uses around the in BoatHaven Estates. Nice communications company is duces heat/glare. Reduces able service, fiue estimates. sell! $279 per couple. Lim­ (502)475-4533. picfcood firewood. May level lot. County water, expandingin your area. Self- fading of furnishings, cuts Hopkinsville/Trigg County ited tickets. 407-767-8100 Completely furnished. $ 180. motivated individuals with cost of heat and air. 3M area. 886-6445/924-5514. Ext. 4404 Mon—Sat. 9 Registered Polled Herefords Indut Stone Plastics, Park #1, Cadiz. The Cadiz Record offers per month plus deposit. Call the ability to cultivate new Products, 5-year warranty. a.m.—9 p.m. bulls, service age. Cow with these professional services: m arkets in cellular technol­ (502)388-2274. NEED A LAND SUR­ calf. 885-8771 or 885-3533. 522-8191. ♦FAX- Send $1.50 per page/ ogy should consider speak­ VEYOR OR ENGINEER? 18. Livestock receive .50(Z. FAX number ing with us. Call today for GILLILAND CONSTRUC­ Registered professional sur­ FOR RENT New 2 bedroom REGISTERED Angus bulls 502-522-3001. *Typesetting an appointment. 1-800-455- TION - New construction, veyor, highway engineer, apartment, $275 a month; and heifers for sale from (Resumes, Wedding Pro­ 5330. remodeling, room additions lots, acreage, subdivisions, Antique Tag water furnished. Deposit Boars. Ready for service. USDA and Kentucky Certi­ grams, Term Papers.) $10.00 and decks. Barry Gilliland construction staking. For all 8 4; 614 LakiMay 8th, required. Call 522-3038. Guaranteed breeders. We fied Herd. Mahr Farm , per page (front and back is 2 your surveying needs con­ Cadiz. Dry si? D nve> Help Wanted in auto colli­ deliver. Call FRANK Madisonville, KY. Tele­ pages.) * Copies .10(2 each. sion repair and painting. tact James T. Boren, 522- Pump Lamp, 19?iteheV MOBILE HOME FOR TURNER & SON. 785-4802 phones 821-0156 and 821- The Cadiz Record, 50 Nunn M ust have experience. Call 7955. Jewel T LuncPmel- RENT. Call 522-7841. GLENN WEST-Roofing. 1909. VISITORS WEL­ Blvd. Phone 522-6605 or 1- for an appointment from 9— crocks, miscellanea se t’ Uzzle’s Trailer Court. Work guaranteed. Free esti­ COME! 4.! mates. Reasonable. Metal REPAIR Lawn mower, trim ­ For Sale: Purebred York­ Roofs included. Call 269- mer, tiller, chain saws, etc. shire and Hampshire boars Now accepting applications MEDICAL BILLING— Do 9341. Leo’s Repair Service, Hwy and gilts, also F-l Hamp- FOR SALE— Purebred for 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom electronic medical insurance 272, Phone 522-5297. Duroc boars, ready for serv­ Yorkshire and Hampshire Do you to FAX? and 3 bedroom apartments. ice. Guaranteed breeders. Boars and Gilts. Also Duroc claims processing from home Greenfield Construction, Section 8 assisted. Equal We deliver. Call Frank or office. PART TIM E OR roofing, decks, porches, ROBERT VANDIVER SEP­ Opportunity. Barkley Turner and Son, 502-785- per page to receive FULL TIME. Company remodeling and out build­ TIC TANK CLEANING Manor Apartments. 522- training. Initial capital re­ 4802 or 502-785-4590. ings, bam repair. Free esti­ SERVICE. Prompt, efficient, Yearling Filly black, foal quired $6,998. plus PC. ^ • p e r page to send mates. Call Glenn, 522-7974. and reliable service. Rea­ May 22, 1992. Dame is a Advertised in Time, sonable rates. Call Collect. registered Tennessee Walk­ One and two bedroom, avail­ Newsweek, Sports Illus­ Phone (502)886-4114. BU LLS Registered Polled ing Horse, Sire is a regis­ th e Cadiz Record 522-3001 able immediately. Equal trated, Nations Business, Cable to high? Cable not tered spotted horse. Priced available? At under $40.00, Herefords, top bloodlines. Housing Opportunity. Financial World, Kipplinger, Septic Cleaning Service. to sell at $750. Call 502-885- 50 Nunn Blvd. 522-6605 you can own your personal (502) 522-7018. Rockin R Handicap Accessiable. Call Money, Fortune, U S News. Septic tanks, grease traps, 3276 or 502-885-8005. cable. Call 502-885-4811. Ranch. now 522-8388. For more information by efficient, reliable, reason­ mail call (803) 720-7340. (24 able rates. No extra charge hours, 7 days a week). C A SE Y ’S PA IN TIN G for Sundays and Holidays. NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF BUDGET ORDINANCE 13. Wanted SERVICE: Painting in and HUBERT LONG, 140 National Publishing firm out. Paperhanging, woodfin­ Simpson, Hopkinsville, KY needs people to label post­ ishing, diywall repair, small SECTION ONE. The following budget is adopted for the Fiscal cards from home. $800/WK. carpentry work. Expert Relocating to Cadiz area. In set your own hours. Call 1- workmanship. 25 years 1993-94 and the amounts stated are appropriated for the propos Will do house and office immediate, desperate need 900-740-7377 ($1.49 min/18 experience. Reasonable cleaning. Reasonable rates. indicated. to rent waterfront house yrs+) or write: PAASE- rates. Every customer satis­ Leave message 924-9068. with one year lease, with C 183,161S. Lincolnway,N. fied. 388-2274. (01) General Fund option to buy. Prefer 4 bed­ Aurora, IL 60542. rooms, have excellent refer­ 17. Miscellaneous General Government $ 2 4 7 ,7 9 5 . ences. If anyone could help A—extra income House of For complete moving and Protection to Persons & Property 2 4 9 ,5 6 0 . us, please call Sonia 1-800- Loyd’s party plan now hir­ set-up of your mobile home. 531-6147, extension 124 ing. 1-800-264-2166. Call Heaton Mobile Home General Health & Sanitation 5 9 , 5 4 5 . I repair small engine, sell until 4 p.m. or 708- 357-6808 Movers. Days 365-6900, Social Services 6 , 5 0 0 . after 5 p.m. FULL-TIME and Part-time reconditioned mowers, buy nights 365-9637. Recreation & Culture 7 2 ,2 3 0 . jobs available. Apply at Pro- repairable mowers. Pick up and delivery available. 522- Administration 7 9 ,8 4 0 . Wanted—Used riding mow­ Tek Security. 205 East 14th Street, Hopkinsville. Ken Brown Roofing-Vinyl Total $ 7 1 5 ,4 7 0 . ers in repairable condition. I Siding and Trim. Free esti­ repair mowers, tillers, 3- mates. 924-0016, ask for Plastic letters for portable wheelers, 4-wheelers an d ' Ken. (02) Road Fund golf carts. Pick-up and de- 16. Services marquee signs $55 box. (second box free). Offer ex­ liveiy available. 522-3661. $ 5 2 0 ,6 3 5 . LAKE BARKLEY CON­ pires April 30. We sale port­ Administration 5 4 , 5 8 3 . KEN—TENN Investiga­ TINUOUS GUTTERING. able signs. 1-800-533-3453. 14. Help Wanted tions owner, J.B . Wilburn, Aluminum or vinyl siding Total $ 5 7 5 ,2 1 8 . specializing in criminal, and comice. 34 Cunning­ RATS OR MICE? Buy ham Avenue, Cadiz, KY. ENFORCER Products (03) Jail Fund Need immediatly FITE civil, domestic and insurance 522-6788. GUARANTEED! To kill Manager. Part-time EOE. investigations. 14years law Rats & Mice. Available at: Protection to Persons & Property $ 1 3 7 ,1 2 7 . Call Eastgate Office or Send enforcement experience. Trigg Supply Co. 330 East Administration 1 6 ,0 6 9 . Resume 109 455 Lafayette, (502) 753-3868. Lincensed Lawn mowing, residential in Kentucky and Tennessee. and commerical. 522-0933. Main. Cadiz, KY 42211 522-8388. Total $ 1 5 3 ,1 9 6 . ASAP. (0 4 ) L o c a l Government Economic Assistance Fund

OTR Drivers wanted. Mid­ PUBLIC NOTICE General Health & Sanitation $ 12 , 000 . west run, home weekly. Total $ 12 , 000 . Must pass DOT 901-642- 2389. Paris, Tenn. An ordinance amending the Trigg County (08) D.E.S. Fund FREELIST budget for fiscal year 1992-93, to include unantici­ Protection of Person & Property $ 12 , 000 . pated receipts from TVA Lieu of Tax & Insurance Tax Total $ 1 2 , 0 0 0 . & color brochure of Adopted this 26th day of April, 1993. waterfront acreage on in the amount of $19,000 and increasing expendi­ Lake Barkley In West­ tures in the area of General Fund by $19,000, was ern KY. Dockable adopted by the Trigg County Fiscal Court on April 26, lakefront from $19,900. ounty JudgesExecutive Lake access from 1993. A copy of the proposed ordinance with full All interested persons and organizations in Trigg County are $5,900. Vacation/retire! text is available for public inspection at the county hereby notified that a copy of the county's annual budget is Financing. Call now judge/executive office duringnormal business hours. 800-858-1323 Wood land available for public inspection at the Office of the County Acres. ©Record Judge/Executive during normal business hours.

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1 9 9 1 G e o 1 9 9 2 G M C 1987 Nissan 1990 Mercury 1 9 9 2 F o rd 1988 Pontiac M e tr o L S I S a fa r i V a n S ta n z a G X E Gr. Marq. LS Aerostar XL 6 0 0 0 Local owner, 2 door, auto, air, cassette 7 passenger, loaded Power windows & locks 1 owner, leather, loaded Pow. wlnd/locks, alum, wheels low mileage, new tires M o . $ 1 2 9 * m o . $2 7 9 m o . $ 1 6 9 s2 5 9 m o . m o . * 2 7 9 ' * 1 3 9 “ m o . O r $ 6 ,9 8 8 Or $13,988 O r $ 5 ,9 8 8 Or $10,988 O r $ 1 3 ,9 8 8 Or $4,988

1988 Chevrolet 1992 Chevrolet 1991 Pontiac 1 9 9 0 F o rd 1 9 9 1 C h e v y 1984 Mercury S u b u rb a n S u b u rb a n G ra n d A m F e s tiv a S ilv e r a d o Grand Marquis 1 owner, dual air, loaded S ilv e r a d o 2 door, auto, air, tilt, cruise Auto, air 350 engine, auto, all power Local 1 owner, dual air, 9 pass. low mijgage $3 3 9 m o . $1 7 5 M o . $6 9 ‘ MO. s2 6 9 m o Or $10,988 Or $8,988 O r $ 3 ,4 8 8 $9 8 M o. $2 3 , 7 8 8 Or $13,488 O r $ 3 ,8 8 8

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*AII payments and prices are calculated “ Payments based on approved credit with factory rebates applied. Financing on with $1200 down plus tax & license 60 months. 9.9% A.P.R. 10% cash down or (1991-92 models, 60 months at 10.9%) trade equity. All subject credit approval. (1989-90 models, 48 months at 11.9%) Tax and license extra. (1988 models & older, 36 months at 12.9%)

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