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The Hometown '%'»*****0\*7 5* 2/2i/ S O Y IN K — ------4 9 VOL. 112 NO. 28 COPYRIGHT O 1993, THE CADIZ S _,,UCKY JULY 14, 1993 Shore named PADD director • Trigg County resident expected to assume new duties on Aug. 1

SCOTT BROWN this year that he was retiring cause of his experience. Shore graduated from Mur­ "That was a major factor in Staff Writer as the only executive director of "We looked at David and ray State University in 1960 his hiring...his past experience The former administrator of PADD. felt his previous experience and served as a teacher and as­ with the ADD," said Trigg County Hospital and cur­ "It has always been one of my with PADD, his leadership sistant football coach at Trigg W illia m s. rent deputy commissioner of the dreams to the be the executive background, and his knowledge County High School. Shore Williams also cited Shore's Kentucky State Parks system director of PADD," said Shore. of the area were very strong in also worked at the Trigg stint as chairman of the Trigg has been named the new execu­ "When I left PADD eleven his favor," said Williams. County Health Department for County Industrial Authority, tive director of the Pennyrile years ago, I would have liked "We feel that we have selected three years and served as the who was instrumental in build­ 0 Area Development District to have done it, but I never a person of experience and ca­ assistant director of the Pen­ ing the spec building in 1987 with David Shore expected to thought I would have the op­ p a b ility .” nyrile Community Action that was recently filled by a assume his new duties August 1. portunity." Shore, 58, has served as Agency. Michigan industry earlier this The announcement of Shore as According to former Princeton Deputy Commissioner of Parks From 1969 to 1980, Shore year. the new PADD executive Mayor John Williams, who Management in the State Parks served as an economic planner In March 1980, Shore was director was made at the serves as the chairman of System since March 1992. In and assistant executive director named Trigg County Hospital monthly PADD meeting July 12 PADD's personnel and finance, that capacity, Shore served as of PADD. Shore was the sec­ Administrator and was in in Hopkinsville. 24 applicants for the job were a liaison between the parks and ond professional hired at charge of turning around what Shore will replace John W. reviewed and then narrowed to Commissioner Mark Lovely, PADD when it formed in De­ Adams, who announced earlier four, with Shore selected be­ also a Trigg County native. cember 1969. See Shore, Page A-3 David Shore Crime reports, arrests increase in Trigg County

SCOTT BROWN County was hit hard in the Staff Writer western portion of the county The number of serious crimes near Lake Barkley. reported in Trigg County in­ "We got hit hard around the creased in 1992 and brought lakes. People reported fishing, with it a substantial increase in supplies and tackle fakeii4 arrests. which probably accounted for According to Crime in Ken­ 75 percent of out larceny tucky, an annual report issued thefts," said Clark. "Most of by the Kentucky State Police, our larceny thefts and buglaries there were 262 reports of Part I were committed by people who crimes in Trigg County in 1992, live out of town." an increase of 37 over 1991. The Other lakes area counties number of arrests were also up also showed increases in Part I from 1991 with 102 Part I ar­ Crimes including Lyon County, rests recorded last year com­ which saw reports increase by pared to 82 in 1991. seven, and Marshall County Part I crimes include murder, which saw 13 more reports in rape, robbery, aggravated as­ 1992. The number of burglaries sault, burglary, larceny theft, 4-H SHOOTING COMPETITION -- Kyle Hensley, Sarah Helton and Travis, first, Shea Godwin, second, and David Southwick, third; and reported was significantly up in and auto theft. All other James Adams take aim at their targets during the BB rifle event at .22 rifle, Price, first, Adams, second, and Godwin, third. Several both counties. crimes are considered Part II the Trigg County 4-H Shooting Sports Club competition on July 11 at members of the club will participate in the state competition on Sept. While the number of Part I crimes. George Helton's farm. Winners in the competition were: BB rifles, 1a arrests increased, the number of The most significant increase Helton, first, Brent Price, second, and Hensley, third; pistol, Denver Record photo by Matt Sanders Part II arrests were down 23 was in the number of burglaries, percent from 1991, according to which increased from 54 in 1991 the figures. to 83 last year. Three significant areas all Unemployment edges up in area "I think more people are re­ showed declines from 1991. porting thefts which increases They were the number of arrests SCOTT BROWN ingston counties. the statewide average of 7.1 estimates and are compiled to the numbers," said Trigg County for D.U.I., drunkenness, and Staff Writer According to figures released percent. Trigg County’s April measure employment trends Sheriff Randy Clark. "I think narcotic drug laws. Trigg County's May unem­ by Kentucky Cabinet for Human rate was 7.1 percent. rather than to actually count it's tough to draw a trend with ”1 think the D.U.I. aware­ ployment rate edged up .4 per­ Resources, Trigg County's The figures put Trigg’s civil­ the number of people working. the figures, but we do look at ness campaign is really work­ cent from April, joining every unemployment rate in May was ian labor force at 4,636 with 350 Across the Pennyrile region, larcenies and burglaries to see ing. We are seeing less drunk Pennyrile county in that trend 7.5 percent compared to the people unemployed. Unem­ how they stack up." except Crittenden and Liv­ Pennyrile rate of 9 percent and ployment statistics are based on See Jobless. Paae A-3 • Councilmen suspend attorney from duties The Cadiz City Council on The council's suspension also July 7 suspended Kenneth H. is for nine months, or until Kennedy from his duties as city Kennedy is reinstated by the attorney. Commonwealth, said Mayor The council's action came in Scott Sivills. the wake of Kennedy's nine- Prior to the council's action, month suspension, effective July Kennedy met with the mayor, 1 by the Kentucky Supreme city clerk and councilmen be­ Court, from practicing law in hind closed doors, at Kennedy's the Commonwealth, stemming request, for approximately 25 from three incidents reported to minutes. City officials contin­ the Kentucky Bar Association. ued the closed-door session for SKIT PRODUCTION - Billy Barnes of Cadiz is one of the stars of the County resident, Charles Radford, and is directed by former Trigg Those incidents are related to SKIT production, Big River, to be presented this weekend in Hopkinsville Countian Paul Barnes. (See related story and photo on Page A-8.) Kennedy's private practice. See Council, Page A-3 at the Alhambra Theatre. The musical also stars another Trigg

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I I A-2, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, July 14,1993 OPINION

Report to Kentucky Is greed a fatal illness? by Sen. W endell Ford 173-A Russell Building - WASHINGTON - Jimmy Carter never old millionaire hides behind the para­ Washington, D.C. 20510 used the word "malaise" in that now- noia of a Florida retiree who. survives on (202) 224-4343 scandalous speech in which he talked one cheap "early bird" dinner a day. The about a sickness of the American spirit. Carl Rowan's millionaire is the one screaming loudest But the word "malaise" is now thrown Comxnentaxy against any increase in taxes on Social around to ridicule any politician someone Security benefits. fliinks is putting down America as an ex­ 01993 by King Features Synd. Everybody wants a tranquil society Debunking the myths cuse for his own leadership failures. with safe streets, including the old ladies ; Well, I don't have any political lead­ who fear being mugged for the pension Back in the 1800s, prestigious journals and scholars dismissed ership role, so I feel free to say that there to Harvard or get a job anyplace other checks, and the Gold Coast housewives the possibilities the steam engine and the railroad promised. is something sick about our society. And it than in the military. who fear rapists at tea time and burglars One professor declared that high speed travel would be im­ is killing us. And those who need their opulent ways in the night. But they think safety can possible for humans because they would simply die of asphyxi­ What are the symptoms of this nation­ of life protected the most want an over­ come cheap through a few draconian sus­ ation. Others predicted no machine would ever travel as fast as crippling illness? Greed. Pampering. Per­ whelming army, a swollen Pentagon pensions of the Bill of Rights. a stage coach. The myths were proved wrong, of course, and im­ sonal irresponsibility. Sodom and staff, overweening state and local police In denial of their irresponsibility, the proved rail travel changed almost every aspect of daily life, Gomorrah excesses. Racism. Class war­ forces, but they resist and dodge all the opinion makers of America, in the press from moving goods more efficiently to making cross country pas­ fare. Myriad abuses of political power. taxes needed to pay for them. and elsewhere, have become immersed in senger travel commonplace. Scapegoating. Escapism. Denials of sick- scapegoating. They try to blame every­ Those people were holding fast to the status quo with myths Look at the recent Senate mess over thing wrong in America on drug peddlers, we know today were absurd. '. I listed greed and pampering first be­ President Clinton's efforts to deliver a teachers unions, street gangs, welfare Like the early locomotive, the President's budget has met up cause they are glaringly manifest in ev­ budget that will begin to reduce the bums, the high minimum wage, bleeding- with all sorts of myths blocking the tracks, protecting the sta­ ery deliberation as to how to put this na­ colossal deficits that have made Amer­ heart do-gooders, refugees, anybody who tus quo and preventing our economy from picking up speed. tion's economic affairs in sane order. Ours ica a debtor nation. Democrat David looks different, the lack of prayer in As conferees begin to hammer out differences between the has become a society in which almost no Boren of Oklahoma has undermined the schools, television programs and movies. House and Senate budget bills, I'd like to "debunk" some of the one is willing to pay for anything he or president. He says he is not doing the Everything imaginable except their own myths that are being peddled as fact by opponents of the Presi­ she thinks government or someone else bidding of greedy oil interests in his willingness to pay a fair share of the cost dent's budget. will bankroll. state; he's just trying to save Mr. Clinton of maintaining the kind of society they Myth Number One: Opponents say the President's budget is The affluent families with the most to from "the forces that are pulling him to say they want. just more tax and spend. Fact: The President's budget offers more protect have never wanted their sons to the left." Asked who those forces are, The overriding truth about America is deficit reduction than any other package in history. It achieves fight in wars, and have at times hired Boren has no names, no answer, no noth­ that if those of us who are able to pay for $500 billion in deficit reduction over five years, through a com­ surrogates. Our current volunteer army is ing- an ideal society look for every excuse not bination of spending cuts and tax increases. That's 64 times the a sop to those who think that America We Americans are locked into little to pay, we shall have to suffer the conse­ amount of deficit reduction in the last two budgets submitted by should be protected by those who can't go paranoid groups where a greedy 75-year- quences of irresponsibility and greed. the previous Republican Administration. For every dollar in taxes there are a $1.05 in spending cuts, totalling over $250 billion in overall spending cuts. In fact, the taxes in this budget plan are only about half the amount pro­ posed by Ross Perot during last year’s campaign. 20 years ago... Myth Number Two: Opponents say hard working families are the ones being asked to pay the price in this budget. Fact: The average Kentuckian and American will actually see their taxes 50 persons were arrested in a raid at decrease. According to the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Cerulean Quarry on July 14 following Office, those making less than $30,000 a year can expect a tax six weeks of intensive undercover decrease, while those making between $30,000 and $100,000 'investigation. will pay between $60 and $340 more a year. The very wealthi­ ! Cadiz Rotary Club to sponsor the In­ est Americans will have to start paying their fair share, pick­ ternational Outboard Races in Blue ing up 79 percent of all the taxes in the bill. ; Spring Bay. It's true that the Republican alternative did not include tax ; County Judge Zelner Cossey and local increases. But, instead of making the richest Americans -- ; attorney Chappell Wilson announced law their-incom es in- *• the meeting is set to organize a county crease by nearly 50J3grcent,# while ^thejr taxes decreased by wide rescue team. nearly 25 percent — pay their ‘fair share, Republicans wanted to Thomas, Bridges descendants gath­ see our veterans, elderly, and children pick up the tab by ered for their second reunion. putting a lid on vital programs. It was a plan without details or Anna Wilson became the bride of any recourse for those sTiut out of the system. ; Lennus Redd. Myth Number Three: Opponents say this budget is just more Relissa Cheatam, 16 was awarded a smoke and mirrors with much less deficit reduction than ;blue ribbon in the senior division of promised. Fact: The cuts are spelled out in black and white. ; state 4-H competition in other foods at $102 billion will be cut from discretionary spending, $107 bil­ the University of Kentucky. lion from entitlement programs, and $59 billion will be saved Mr. and Mrs. Luther Hendon hosted J K O t t — from decreased interest payments on the debt. the Robert Lee Ross family reunion at Those are the facts. And armed with those facts, I think their home in Calloway County. W O T A Y J W T o v m W M V A W O U T O F ^ A W ^ W we'll find this budget just may be the little train that could — could put this country back on a fast economic track and get peo­ * ple working again.

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Letters should be typewritten and annually on the Golden Dart Board Chicago once who had read the book. double-spaced if possible and should be on topics of general Award, better known as the Author from Maybe that's why he gave me such a bad interest. Letters must not be more than 500 words. The Cadiz Hell Award. review . Record reserves the right to edit letters and columns for clarity. We also reserve the right to reject material whose ; The escorts voted Grizzard a lifetime ®> 1993 by Cowles Syndicate, Inc'. Still, it’s not my style going around be­ content is deemed malicious, libelous, or in poor taste. £ward at a recent publishing industry ing the Author from Hell, even during a Letters should be addressed to: Letters To The Editor, convention in Miami. His offenses: insen­ publicity tour. So I'll try to be better this The sitivity and refusal to leave for inter­ works: fall. Besides, it doesn't look like the Cadiz Record, P.O. 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A Senator for Kentucky burglaries by Sen. Mitch McConnell 120 Russell Building reported Washington, D.C. 20510 (202) 224-2541 Nearly $5,000 worth of items was reported taken in separate incidents on file at Trigg County Sheriffs Department. • Meeting the needs Rick Skinner, 1100 Oak Grove Road, reported that someone entered his house between June AT of rural Kentucky 4 and July 4 and removed a money box that he kept under For several years, a federal program has existed to allow big his bed. The report said the city colleges and universities to use their resources to address box contained $4,100 cash, and "urban" problems such as limited access to health care, unem­ other items valued at $72. ployment, and crime. However, these problems are not exclu­ Elsewhere, Ralph E. Metts, sive to America's cities. That is why I recently introduced leg- 855 Glenwood Mill Road, told ^ islation to ensure that similar problems facing our rural Deputy Kenneth Butts that ^ communities are not ignored. someone took three tackle boxes My legislation establishes a Rural Community Service Pro­ from his boat that was docked gram under the Department of Education. This program would in Canton June 17. The value of provide matching grants to eligible rural higher educational institutions so that they may better address problems in their See Burglaries, Page A-14 communities. These grants — similar to those provided by the Urban Com­ munity Service Program — will serve as incentives for rural col­ leges and universities to work with private and civic organiza- Shore # tions to meet community needs. Specific issues my program from Page A-l might address include work force preparation; rural poverty was termed a "financially Chevy-Olds-Geo and education; health care access and prevention; problems sinking ship." Shore was in­ faced by elderly and disabled individuals in rural settings; and volved in the Save Our Hospi­ rural development and farming. tal Committee in the late-1970s On These Used Cars A recent article in the Lexington Herald-Leader highlights and was involved in the plan­ some alarming trends which demonstrate the need for increased ning of the medical arts build­ emphasis on improving our rural areas. First, young rural work­ ing adjacent to the hospital. ers currently earn less money than their city counterparts. By Saying he wanted to pursue 1987, the gap between the income of rural and urban workers 1993 Cutlass Supreme other interests, Shore resigned ^ doubled. 4 dr. Blue as hospital administrator in ^ Second, populations in rural counties drastically decreased $14,495 November 1991. during the 1980s. Between 1980 and 1988, an estimated 500,000 1993 Ciera Cutlass A native of Cannelton, Indi­ people per year left rural areas. College graduates were five 4 dr ana, David and his wife Bar­ times more likely to leave than those with high school diplo­ -4 to choose from bara reside in Cadiz. The new mas. $11,995 job means Shore will no longer Third, rural America became poorer. By 1990, the rate of 1992 Achieva have to commute home from poverty in rural counties was 16.3 percent -- 22 percent higher Maroon Frankfort each weekend. than for cities. Areas that depended upon employment from the $10,995 "I'm also happy to have the coal, agriculture, oil and timber industries were hardest hit by 1992 Achieva job because I will be home and unemployment. -2 to choose, red or white near my family," Shore said. • We must take steps to reverse these trends, and prevent rural $10,495 Although Shore will assume areas from further decline. Colleges and universities maintain 1992 Cavalier Convertible his new duties as PADD execu­ the information, resources and expertise to take action against $12 995 tive director August 1, Adams specific problems which plague rural communities. I have con­ 1992 Pontiac Sunbird will continue to remain at sulted with several Kenttucky educators regarding my legisla­ 4 dr., red PADD until September 30 to tion and am very encouraged by their support. $9,495 help with the transition. 1991 Chevrolet Caprice "John has done a real good job ...... " 4 d r , (jf§ y ,!lh b d e fe r ‘ ’ rJ ' with PADD. Counties used to $12,495' EDUCATION not work with one another, but 1990 Pontiac Grand Am they do now," Shore said. 4 dr., blue The Pennyrile Area Devel­ $6,995 opment District is made up of 1992 Chevrolet Lumina Trigg, Christian, Caldwell, 4 dr., Maroon TCHS staff, Lyon, Crittenden, Livingston, $9,995 Hopkins, Muhlenberg, and 1992 Geo Prlzm Todd Counties and was formed 4 dr., Maroon administrators as a non-profit organization in $8,995 January 1969 to provide a link 1991 Ciera between each of Kentucky's 4 dr., Silver counties and state government. • attend meeting 1 2 2 — E 50 $8,995 1991 Oldsmobile98 Trigg County High School There were 134 sessions re­ 4 dr., Maroon, 1 owner staff and administrators at­ lated to the above subjects as 1 10 = $15,995 tended the Seventh Annual well as seven general sessions Jobless Come See Us At 1990 Chevrolet Lumina Southern Regional Education with outstanding educators from Page A-l 40 Board Staff Development Con­ bringing challenges and useful 111 Hwy 91 North 4 dr., Lt. Blue only Livingston County showed 1 0 0 — § ference in Birmingham, Ala., information. $7,495 from July 7 through 10. a decline in their unemploy­ Princeton, KY 1991 Cutlass Supreme Marie Baker, guidance coun­ ment rate which was 11.8 per­ 4 dr., White, aluminum wheels The focus of the conference selor; Joyce Bozarth, business OR 9 0 - E cent, down from April's 12.6 $8,995 £ was key practices for education teacher and tech Call Us accelerating student achieve­ percent, while Crittenden E— 30 1992 Chevrolet Cavalier RS prep coordinator; and Brenda ment through concurrent ses­ County remained the same at At 4 dr., White Southwick home economic 80 sions and noted speakers who 9.3 percent. Rates ranged from $8,995 teacher; were presenters at the 365-5522 challenged the 2,800 delegates 4.9 percent in Todd County to 1992 Chevrolet Corsica conference conducting a session from across the nation to: 12.3 percent in Muhlenberg Daytime 4 dr., Blue on the TCHS program and par­ 7 0 ~ ✓ Establish higher expecta­ County. The monthly sample of 20 $9,995 ent involvement. or tions claimants of unemployment in­ 1991 Chevrolet Lumina ✓ Use applied strategies Others attending the confer­ surance benefits showed 26.9 Night-time EuroSport ✓ Require a challenging pro- ence were Sue Harrison, health percent had worked in manu­ $8,995 ^ gram of study careers teacher; Kathy Cum­ facturing, 19.9 percent had Bruce McEuen 5 0 —E3 1992 Oldsmobile ^ ✓ Encourage academic and mins, math teacher; Neil worked in construction, 15.1 10 Silhouette Van 12.8 365-5654 vocational curriculum Cummins, science teacher; and percent in trade, percent in Maroon, Loaded 11.2 40- ✓ Provide instruction where Clayton Burgess, assistant services, and percent in $15,995 the student is actively engaged principal and vocational center mining. Ricky Brown 1993 Nissan Pathfinder p rincip al. in the learning process Across the state, rates in­ 32 4 dr., Loaded, White creased in 88 counties, fell in 26, 965-5203 ✓ Provide guidance to stu­ Many ideas were gained from Must Drive! dents and parents so they are participating in more than 56 and remained the same six $22,900 others. For the 16th consecu­ Bob Sisk involved in the planning of an different sessions. These ideas 0 1991 Lumina APV Van appropriate program of study will be shared with others in a tive month, Elliott County in 365-5345 Blue, Local Trade In a ✓ Participate in and use stu- northeastern Kentucky recorded E------10 total effort to allow Trigg -1 0 $12,995 ^ ^ent assessment to continually County High School to provide the state's highest rate at 24.7 1990 Ford V-8 percent followed by Magoffin evaluate student and school the best possible education for Bobby Lewis V-8, A/C, 2-tone, Maroon & White the students. County (20 percent), and 365-3003 -2 0 —E NICE McLean County (16.9 percent). $10,495 -20 Conversely, Oldham County 1990 Chevrolet Suburban 4x4 again recorded the state's low­ Roy Gene Travis - 3 0 - 4 Five Cadiz students Local Trade In est rate in May at 2.9 percent, 388-9826 $15,995 followed by Spencer and Bullitt -40.—^ 1991 Chevrolet S-10 Blazer counties. graduate from ------30 4 dr., White Greg George $10,995 -50 365-6102 1990 Lumina APV •Western Kentucky White, 1 Owner, 40,000 miles Council $11,995 BOWLING GREEN - Five Kevin Lee Ingram, bachelor of -60 — Tim Faughn -40 1988 Chevrolet 4x4 students from Cadiz recently arts; Kevin Blaine Alexander, from Page A-l Blue were recognized during Western bachelor of science; and Donald 365-7975 another 30 minutes after -70 $10,995 Kentucky University's 1993 James Morton, master of arts. Kennedy left the council room. 1987 Ford F150 Commencement Exercises, held City councilmen are expected 8 Automatic, A/C on M ay . More than 2,500 students to again discuss the position of $5,495 Those students were Gwendol applied for degrees and more city attorney at the August 1992 Chevrolet C-10 W/T # Edwin Baker, master of arts in than 1,500 students were council meeting. 1 owner education; Julie Kay Prince, individually recognized by Kennedy has served as city $11,495 bachelor of general studies; President Thomas C. Meredith. attorney since 1981.

A A-4, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, July 14,1993 Circuit clerk and deputies attend educational program OBITUARIES FRANKFORT - Circuit Chee Chee Rogers, Clerk Pat Wallace and Administrative Branch of Deputies Pam Perry, Teresa Driver Licensing; Ruth Gowin, Harper and Lisa Dickerson, Computer Services Branch Frances Ellis Woodruff Virginia Mae Inkel representing Trigg County, at­ Manger of Driver Licensing; and Funeral services for Frances Ellis Woodruff, 95, of Cadiz will be Virginia Mae Inkel (nee Daniel) died Friday, July 2, 1993, at tended the 1993 statewide Ron Howard, Acting Director, conducted at 10 a.m. on Wednesday July 14, at Goodwin Funeral the home of her daughter in Dearborn Heights, Mich., with sev- ^ clerks conference held in Division of Driver Licensing, eral family members at her bedside. Louisville on June 16 through Transportation Cabinet. Joe Home. Dr. Tom Martin will officiate. Burial is to follow in the East A native of Cadiz in Trigg County, she was born on Feb. 14,1912, 18. Bill Campbell, President of the End Cemetery in Cadiz. the daughter of the late Dona Rena (Puckett) and John Green U Driver licensing issues, in­ Kentucky Bar Association, and Mrs. Woodruff died on July 11 at Shady Lawn Nursing Home, Daniel. She resided in Cadiz until the early 1940s when she^> cluding commercial driver li­ Bill Wilhoite, A Trust for Life, following a short illness. moved to Detroit, Mich. censing, farm equipment licens­ Inc. Coordinator, presented in­ Mrs. Woodruff was bom on Feb. 8, 1898, in Trigg County, the Mrs. Inkel was a homemaker and long-time member of Temple ing, state traffic school and the formation regarding the impact daughter of the late Tyler Ellis and Martin Averitt Ellis. Baptist Church in Redford, Mich. driver license computer system of their organizations' activi­ She was a homemaker and a member of the Cadiz Christian She is survived by three daughters: Lynda (Herbert) Showal- were discussed. In addition, ties on circuit clerk offices. C hurch. ter, Betty (Albert) Lizyness, and Peggy (Terry) Hayse; nine domestic violence, SUSTAIN The conference was planned Survivors include one son, John E. Woodruff of Trigg County; one grandchildren, Kenneth, Robin, Deborah, Kimberly, Pamela, (automated court computer sys­ by the Circuit Clerks' Educa­ daughter, Margaret Griffin of Trigg County; eight grandchildren; Lora, Bobbie, Scott and Tawnya; and nine great-grandchildren, tem), and organ donation were tion Committee, conducted by and 10 great-grandchildren. Melissa, Kenneth, Danielle, Brittney, Justin, Jason, Brooke, Ryan, topics addressed during the the Administrative Office of Mrs. Woodruff is preceded in death by her husband, Hollis B. and Matthew. two-day conference. the Courts, and funded by the Woodruff; two sons, Byron Woodruff and Aubrey Woodruff; one She was preceded in death by husbands Herbert Clifton Har ^ Instructors included: Mickey Kentucky Transportation Cabi­ brother, Richard "Dick" Ellis; and one sister, Helen Ellis. grove and Elijah Sherman Cothran; one daughter, Aelia Jean; and Goff, CDL Branch Manager; net. one sister, Mary Francis Poindexter. Eulogy service was held on Sunday, July 4 at Voran Funeral Home in Dearborn, Mich. Officiating was Stanly Kruse of Temple Baptist Church. A special poem was read by Dixie Elam fol­ lowed by a dedication made by Kimberly Showalter. A Shake­ Residential building is down spearian Sonnett was read by Tawnya Smith and the closing prayer was given by Jeannie Berkley. Funeral services in Cadiz were on Wednesday, July 7, with the SCOTT BROWN Queen, which had no estimate Rev. Phillip Salmon officiating and Mae Perdue on the organ a t£ Staff Writer on the permit, while the other Goodwin Funeral Home. A poem was read by Pamela Gordon fol­ permit was issued for work done Building permits issued in Cadiz lowed by Kimberly Showalter and Tawnya Smith. The amount of new construc­ to the new Minit Mart, with an (Jan. 1 - June 30) Pallbearers were Herbert Showalter, Albert Lizyness, Terry tion in Cadiz is down through estimated $68,000 of work done Hayse, Kenneth Locke, Scott Showalter, and Gale Foley. Comm. Remodeling New Homes Home Remodeling the first six months of the year to the site. Interment is at East End Cemetery in Cadiz. 1993 $68,000 $45,000 $15,000 when compared to the previous Figures show 1993 to be 1992 $44,000 $244,000 $14,000 two years. ahead of the two previous James Emery Mart 1991 $3,500 $279,000 $8,500 According to building per­ years at this point in terms of Funeral services for James Emery Mart, 70, of Cadiz were con­ mits issued in the city clerk's permits issued for both ducted on July 13,1993, at Goodwin Funeral Home. office, only four permits had commercial and residential re­ worth of building done, com­ building permits were issued in The Rev. Harold Rose officiated. Burial followed in the EastlJ^ been issued through the first six modeling. However, only one pared to five permits issued in July and August of 1991 and Cadiz Baptist Church Cemetery in Trigg County. months of 1993 with two of permit was issued by the city the first six months of 1991 1992, which may point to an Mr. Mart died on July 10 at his sister's residence in Trigg those issued for commercial re­ for construction of a new home. with $279,000 worth of new upswing in new building in the County. modeling. One permit was for In 1992, seven permits had been residential building completed. city over the final half of the He was bom on June 14,1923, in Hopkins County, the son of Bur­ remodeling work done to Dairy issued by July 1 with $244,000 Past history shows that 17 y ear. rell Bassett Mart and Mamie Pearl Guthrie Mart. Mr. Mart was retired from the maintenance department at the Trigg County School System. He was a member of the East Cadiz Baptist Church. Two injured in Ky. 274 wreck Survivors include his wife, Pansy Louise Mart of Trigg County; one step-daughter, Kim Oliver of Trigg County; two brothers,^ Shelby Mart of Trigg County, and Dabney Mart of Detroit, Mich.; Elsewhere, a previously un­ Two people complained of plained of head injuries while O ’Leary. and four sisters, Laura Jones and Margaret McAllister, both of reported accident from July 1 injuries following a July 12 Watrous complained of possible A boat suffered moderate Trigg County, Dorothy Allen of Garden City, Mich., and Ann was on file at the Cadiz Police traffic accident on Kentucky neck injuries. damage after becoming un­ Kenneda of Battle Creek, Mich. 274, two miles north of Cadiz. A July 10 accident near Ham- hooked from a truck July 10 on Department which was blamed He is preceded in death by one brother, David Mart, in 1993; on gravel spilling from a truck. According to Deputy Kenneth town resulted in no injuries with Kentucky 272, five miles east of and one sister, Julia Cummins. .-.-Cadiz.: According to Deputy Butts' report, Alan M. Sanko.^ Officer Ricky Pidcock's Re­ ) Pallbearers included Jim Ricks, Stonnie Parker, Benny Allen, port said James). Streetman, 25, 39, Russellville, was south­ Butts' accident report, Mark S. i John Deloach, Homer Guthrie, Shelby Mart, and Roy Neeble. bound around 3:46 p.m. and Clarksville, Thi, was attempt­ Murray; was"operating a dump ! Keown, "25, ffopkinsvilTe, was Music was provided by Suellen Hendricks, organist; Joe Moore, looked off the road, which ing to enter U.S. 68 from Ham- truck owned by J.R. Compton pulling a boat behind his truck Freida Moore and Eula Miller, trio; and David Castile and Linda ^ 68 caused him to miss a right curve town Restaurant's parking lot. and met a car on a curve that eastbound on U.S. near the Adams, guitar. at the intersection with old The report said O'Leary began was driving on the center line. Industrial Park. Streetman Kentucky 274 and collided with to take off and saw a westbound Keown swerved and the boat told Pidcock that the tailgate a northbound car operated by car driven by Darrell Reneker, unhooked from the truck and switch on his truck broke and Check us out for the best news in Cadiz & Trigg County! Helen J. Watrous, 69, 139 Major 63, Akron, Ohio, who applied struck a tree. Keown was not Wallace Road. Sanko com­ his brakes and skidded into injured. See Accidents, Page A-7 *See Our New Creations* Don’t be careless with your vacation money! 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4 4 4 The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, July 14,1993, A-5 LOCAL/STATE Trial dates set for 7 charged in syndicate

Seven people charged with month undercover investigation criminal syndicate charges had by the Pennyrile Regional trial dates set for March 21-25 Narcotics Task Force. by Judge Bill Cunningham dur­ Judge Cunningham also ruled ing July 8 Trigg County Circuit that the identity of the gov­ Court action. ernment informant used in the Barry Hancock, 22, 30 Cun­ investigation be released to the ningham Avenue; Kenneth defense no later than 30 days Waldrop a.k.a. Kenny Boy, 29, before the start of the trial. Guthrie; William H. Nabors, Cunningham also granted the 36, 6261 Princeton Road; Jeffrey defense's motion for a bill of Chambers, 21, 4144 Linton particulars, which the Com­ Road; James Christopher Loyd, monwealth must provide 19, 189 Streetland Drive; Jen­ within 60 days. nifer Parker, 19,30 Cunningham Reese Bagwell, lawyer for Avenue; and Peggy Denise Car­ N abors, H ancock, &nd W al­ penter, 30, Princeton, are drop, told Judge Cunningham charged with engaging in orga­ during the hearing that he felt nized crime-criminal syndicate it was only fair that his CADIZ ROTARY ACCOLADES - Cadiz Rotary Club member Gary Mize (left photo, left) presents outgoing club president Jimmie J. Carr and are scheduled to appear in clients, as well as the other with the Rotarian of the Year award at the club's July 6 meeting. Meanwhile, J.D. Howell (right photo, right) is presented with the Paul Harris court again December 9 for pre­ four defendants, be allowed to Fellow award, given to Rotary Club members who donate $1,000 to Rotary International. trial conferences. know who they allegedly con­ Commonwealth's Attorney spired with, when, and where G.L. Ovey said during the the event allegedly occurred. hearing that each of the seven In other court action, Judge Carr named Rotarian of the Year defendants will also face at Cunningham heard two guilty least one count of trafficking a pleas and handed down a total The Cadiz Rotary Club year by the local organization. New Rotary Club officers for The Cadiz Rotary Club was controlled substance in addition of ten years probation in two awarded outgoing President Also at the meeting, J.D. the 1993-94 year are President organized in April 1966 with 22 to the syndicate charge. other cases. Jimmie J. Carr with the Rotar­ Howell was named a Paul Dr. Tom Martin, President Elect members comprising the origi- The seven were indicted Sentenced to five years pro- ian of the Year Award at their Harris Fellow for his donation Jim Wallace, Vice President nalita! nrcraniorganization. 7afir\n ThoThe rlnVclub April 16 by the Trigg County July 6 meeting at the Kentucky of $1,000 to Rotary Interna­ Carl Woodall, Secretary Scott raises money for the youth and Grand Jury following a four- Smokehouse Restaurant. tional. Howell is the fifteenth Sutherland, Club Treasurer Ben elderly in Trigg County. See Trial dates, Page A-6 Carr is the sixteenth recipi­ local member to be designated a Cundiff, and Community Ser­ ent of the award given each Paul Harris Fellow. vice Treasurer Bill Fuller. See Rotary, Page A-12

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I A-6, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, July 14,1993 Teachers receive salary increase The Trigg County School voted to acknowledge the su­ PACE program for the 1993-94 Bpard have approved a two- perintendent's personnel actions school year; ahd-a-half percent pay raise to: • accept the resignation of Lu- fpr teachers in the 1993-94 • employ Stephanie Gilliand gene Sadler as PACE instructor; school year, the first such raise as high school special educa­ • employ Stan Humphries as in two years. tion and English teacher; homebound/FRYSC at-risk in­ The teachers salary schedule • reassign Elsie Tyler in the structor in the middle school for was just one of several items of middle school as technology the 1993-94 school year, and; business acted on at the July 5 and writing teacher for the • employ Kenneth Oakley as meeting that also featured a 1993-94 school year; high school agriculture 57-minute executive session for • reassign LaNell Bell as ele­ instructor for the 1993-94 school mentary school 1/2 gifted & y ear. the purpose of professional ne­ - m gotiations and possible disci­ talented instructor and The board also set July 15 at pline or dismissal of a student technology coordinator; 11 a.m. as the date to receive W m l or employee with no action • employ Larry Biddle as a bus and open bids for high school taken. driver for the 1993-94 school equipment and middle school The pay raise is the first in year; and high school software, es­ BOAT RACES SCHEDULED AT LBL - Boats traveling over 150 miles an hour can be seen during the two years at the school. Last • employ Vicki Fourshee as tablish July 15 at 10 a.m. as the upcoming summer drag boat races at TVA's Land Between The Lakes (LBL). The races, hosted by the year, the school board voted to instructional assistant in the date to receive and open bids Western Kentucky Performance Boating Club, will take place in Pisgah Bay on July 17-18, and Aug.14-15. freeze the pay scale because of elementary school for the 1993- for classroom furniture and Times are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days. Time trials will be held on Saturdays; races will take place on Sun­ budget constraints. 94 school year; equipment, and authorized the days. In other business, the board • employ Pebbles Lancaster as superintendent to negotiate PACE instructor for the 1993-94 with Hannin Roofing for addi­ 'Drug-free school year; tional square footage of roofing • employ Helga Cash as in­ structional assistant for the picnic is See Schools, Page A-7 Trial dates -from Page A-5 M scheduled bation to charges of theft by Meanwhile, James C. Atwell, Elsewhere, Willie Edward City council rejects deception over $100 and second 31, 2120 Rockcastle Road en­ Matlock, 19, Hopkinsville, en­ * A drug-free picnic for all res­ degree criminal possession of a tered a guilty plea to charges of tered a guilty plea to four idents of the Cadiz Housing forged instrument was Sonya second degree unlawful impris­ counts of second degree forgery Authority, including Martin- bids for sidewalks Hawkins Brown, 34, Pembroke. onment and third degree sexual with the Commonwealth rec­ dale and Mary White, and Brown, who will serve the pro­ abuse with the Commonwealth ommending two years in jail on B'arkley Manor Apartments has The Cadiz City Council again in the fall when the weather bation consecutive to a three recommending 12 months in jail each count to run concurrent for a been scheduled from 10 a.m. un­ rejected all bids for the side­ turns cooler because concrete has year Christian County jail on the imprisonment charge and til 6 p.m. on Saturday, July 31, walk renovation project because to be water cured for seven days term, was also ordered to pay 90 days in jail on the other total of two years. The charges behind the housing authority of excessive costs. during hot, humid summer $3,000 in restitution. charge to run concurrent for a stem from Matlock's arrest office. Councilmen had hoped to days. The water cure treatment Elsewhere, Michael R. Sieg total of one year. Formal sen­ February 27 by State Trooper The picnic is to show resi­ keep the project under $40,000. adds to the cost of the project. Jr., 25, 6049 Old Dover Road, tencing was set for September 9 Jere Hopson after Matlock dents that the housing author­ With the city providing all In other business, the council saw a charge of flagrant non­ at which time the Com­ signed a false name to a credit ity and Cadiz Police Depart­ materials, at an estimated cost adopted a resolution to con­ support probated for five years monwealth will recommend 60 card receipt in order to pur­ ment care about the welfare of of $13,000, bids still were tribute $730.61 to support the by Judge Cunningham and was days home incarceration with chase $22 worth of goods from the residents, said Police Chief $45,150 from Westate Pennyrile Narcotics Task Force also ordered to make restitution conditional release or recom­ Y'alls Shell Food Mart in Ray W hite. Construction Co. of Hop­ during the current fiscal year and enter an alcohol abuse mend that Atwell serve the one Montgomery. Formal sentencing . A full day of activities has kinsville and $45,400 from (ending June 30,1994). treatment facility. year in jail. was set for August 12. been scheduled, including Colson's Concrete of Cadiz. Councilmen also expressed games for children. Hot dogs, The project called for new appreciation to the Trigg soda and other food will be sidewalks on Line Street be­ County Fiscal Court for a $1,000 AUCTION served. tween Martindale and Depot donation to the Cadiz Fire De­ McGruff the Crime Dog is and replacement of dilapi­ partm ent. scheduled to appear. There dated sidewalks on Main Street Lancaster reported that the TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY also will D.A.R.E. programs. Cadiz sQ^lJy, Project is 95 per­ cept. compJg(e^ T ^ ig l^ -u p MISCELLANEOUS CONSTRUCUPN MATERIAL/EQUIPMENT partfftPnf/Trigg' County Sher­ also rejected kids at the June project has cost $16,360.73 for iffs Office and Cadiz Fire De­ meeting. materials, dozer and 1,758.5 46-404430 partment will volunteer their City Clerk Jim Lancaster rec­ man hours since it began in De­ time to assist with the picnic. ommended rebidding the project cember 1991. Sale Date and Time: Wednesday, July 22,1993 at 10:00 a.m. (Local Time) |pP^ ------1 rnM^rn Sale Location: TVA. Shawnee Fossil Plant, Warehouse OB-2, near Paducah, BLVD We would like to announce! Kentucky DISCOUNT Inspection Dale.and Bidder Registration: Tuesday. July 21, 1993, from 8 a.m. until 3 p.m. and on BUILDING SUPPLY CO. Donna Snyder the day of sale from 8 a.m. until 10 a.m.

2,000 New FOR INSPECTION, SPECIFIC INFORMATION ON THE ITEMS. AND Sheets Of DIRECTIONS TO THE SALE SITE. CONTACT PETE SINKS AT 502/443-3626. & EXT. 304. PANELING An estimated 100 plus Lots will be offered including: Ingersoll Rand Filters, Decorator Paneling various types and sizes; A /C Filters, various sizes; Kemp Desicant, 100 lb. $7.99-$9.99 ZPolly Snyder drums; Sullair Air Filters; Ionxchanger; Printed Circuit Boards; Couplings, Gaskets, Bearing Sleeves, Fastener Sets, Limestone Crusher Parts; Coal Scale Bathroom Tile As the new owners of Pete Light Controls; Metal Shelf Boxes; Miscellaneous Bearings and Bushings; Pintle Boards Drag Chain; Red Grit Sweeping Compound; Wix Filters; Band Saw Blades, Springs Restaurant. Although Pete $8.99-$9.99 Hoses, Spare Parts Kit, Pressure Regulators, Circuit Board; Dust Collector Light has been serving Trigg County Cages and Bags; Miscellaneous Repair Parts; Valve, Diaphragm, and Related Paneling for many years, we look forward to Parts; Respirator Filters; Scales; Emergency Lighting Systems; Safety Industrial $4.99-$6.99 Coveralls, various sizes; Sharpener, Saw Blade; Electric Motors; Bandsaw; serving you at the New Pete Light Radial Arm Saw; Jointer/Planner; Hydraulic Bender; Refrigerator; Welders; Springs in the future. Flourescent Light Fixtures; Tool Chests; Sheetmetal Racks; Storage Tanks w/pump; Sheetmetal Plate Carrier; Material Racks; Storage Cabinets; PRICE Foremen's Desk; Welding Electrodes; Miscellaneous Rubber Belts; Valves; Copper Fittings; Carbon Steel Fittings; Miscellaneous Tees and Elbows; Pumps; Tube, Metallic; SS Sleeves; Actuators; Conduit Bender; Boiler and Copper Tubing; Pulverizer Rings and Balls; Railroad Cross Ties; Scrap Copper and Brass; Scrap Cable; Shelving Components; Rollers for Conveyor System; JUST ARRIVED!!! JU PEBBLE CHEEK and other miscellaneous items. 1 PIECE TERMS: PAYMENT IN FULL ON THE DAY OF SALE. Proper payment is TUB-SHOWER “ HIDING STABLES considered to be cash, personal or company check, payable to the Tennessee COMBINATIONS Valley Authority. A bank letter of guarantee will be required on personal WHITE & BONE checks over $25,000 and on company checks over $50,000. Proper payment in PRICED TO SELL! Now Open For The Season full must be received by TVA prior to the release of any material. Spray Cans of Scenic guided tours thru the woods on gently trained trail horses. Open 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. NOTE: ALL ITEMS MUST BE REMOVED BY AUGUST 13. 1993. TVA will Paint 7 days a w eek assist in loading certain lots which will be announced prior to the sale. Other Located on Highway 93 South (off Hwy. 62) specific announcements may be made the day of the sale and will take 990 precedence over previous announcements. Items or lots may be added o r Whle Supple, lent 1/2 mile on left from signal light at Outlet Mall-Eddyville, Ky. deleted before the sale. Rates: $10.00 per hour/per person Longer "jLast trail of the day" available for the more experienced TVA INVITES YOU TO COME AND PARTICIPATE IN THIS AUCTION rider. Leaves at 6 p.m.- $14.00 AND OTHER TVA SALES BLVD DISCOUNT TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY BUILDING SUPPLY CO. For more information call TRANSPORTATION & SURPLUS SALES 2401 Ft. Campbell Blvd. 388-4747 or Hopkinsville KY CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE 502-885-9800 L. J. WALKER, SURPLUS SPECIALIST & AUCTIONEER Under 6 Telephone 615/751-2401 MONDAY-FRIDAY 8-6 Pony Rides Available •Ride at your own risk- SATURDAY 8-4 ______Mobile 615/667-9128______i The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, July 14,1993, A-7 Juveniles charged in break-ins it s on The Record Trigg District Court Gary R. Denham; D.U.I. - Four Cadiz juveniles were germent and six traffic offenses conditions. After registering a According to Police Chief The following is action taken second offense, guilty plea, taken into custody July 6 by the after an encounter with police .188 on the intoxilyzer, Quarles Ray White’s report, Roberto J. by Judge Chappell Wilson in $350 fine and costs, revoke li­ Cadiz Police Department and on West End Street. had an additional D.U.I. Puma, 18,1839 South Road, was Trigg County District Court July cense for one year, seven days ift charged with third degree According Officer Ricky Pid- charge placed against him and arrested and charged with 6,1993. county jail with credit for one criminal mischief, burglary, cock's report, Joe L. Quarles Jr., was lodged in the county jail. third degree criminal mischief, day served. first degree criminal mischief, 28, Hopkinsville, was south­ Another Hopkinsville resi­ domestic violence, and posses­ Donna Jo Anderson; theft by Donald W. Shemwell; and theft under $300 in connec­ bound on West End Street at a dent was arrested July 10 and sion of drug paraphernalia, unlawful taking under $300; D.U.I. - third offense, guilty tion with the June 30 break-in high rate of speed around 11:30 charged with D.U.I. after a which was found in the apart­ falsely reporting an incident, plea, $500 fine, 30 days in at McCraw Lumber Company p.m. Pidcock and Officer Mike routine traffic stop in the ment at 26 Main Street, accord­ guilty plea, 30 days in jail pro­ county jail, revoke license and The Hickory Mill in Cadiz. Lane were on foot patrol in the northern limits of Cadiz. ing to the report, which also bated for two years. indefinately The juveniles, ages 10, 11,12, area and attempted to stop the According to Officer Pid- noted that considerable dam­ and 13, all lived near the site vehicle, which came close to cock's report, Walt P. Boyd, 33, age was done to the apartment. of the alleged incidents, ac­ hitting both officers, according Hopkinsville, was charged Sandra A. Puma, 30, 1839 Cadiz Police Report cording to Officer Ricky Pid- to the report. Quarles was with D.U.I. - alcohol, D.U.I. - South Road was arrested by T u n e 1 9 9 3 cock, who said Officer Mike stopped near Handy Andy marijuana, possession of mari­ Sheriff Randy Clark at the Lane matched up paint from scene on the strength of a Laundry and charged with juana, speeding, no operator's Complaints 174 Theft over $300 0 the scene with paint on the reckless driving, two counts of license, and refusing to take Christian County summons for Traffic Stops 51 Theft under $300 12 . shoes of the juveniles, who then misdemeanor wanton endan- substance test failure to pay a district court Motorist Assists 24 Criminal Trespass 6 confessed. germent, resisting an order to Elsewhere, a domestic dis­ fine. Traffic Accidents 19 Marijuana Possession 3 Meanwhile, a Hopkinsville stop a motor vehicle, improper pute July 8 led to the arrest of a Elsewhere, Deputy Kenneth Fire Dept. Assists 1 Unlawful Trans./Minor 4 man was arrested July 10 and registration, no registration Cadiz couple on a variety of Escorts 6 Terroristic Threatening 2 charged with wanton endan- plates, and driving too fast for charges. See Arrests Page A-14 Domestic Violence 3 Wanton Endangerment 5 Warrants Served 2 Receiving Stolen Prop. 3 Summons Served 1 H arassm ent 5 Victims have rights in criminal cases K.S.P. Assists 3 Prowler Complaint 2 Sheriff Dept. Assists 7 Contempt of Court 1 Assist Other Agencies 1 R ape 1 Question: What rights does up to a certain amount. sponsible for preparing a Pre­ Alarms Answered 3 Tampering w/ Evidence 1 the victim have in a criminal The victim's rights act sentence Investigation Report Special Details 2 Criminal Attempt 1 case? Bench marks etched into law assurances for for the judge. The report can Court Appearence 7 Poss. of Alcohol/Minor 3 Answer: Up until recent times, victims and their families. contain just what the term in­ by Bill Cunningham Citations Issued 4 Poss. of Drug Paraph. 1 the victim of a crime was Law enforcement personnel fers — the details of the Circuit Court Judge Poss. of Fictitous License 1 pretty much the forgotten per­ must now inform the victims physical, psychological and D.U.I. Alcohol 4 son in our criminal justice sys­ about social and medical ser­ financial impact which the D.U.I. Drugs 1 40 of 82 cases closed by arrest tem. Fortunately, that has vices available to them by the crime has had on the victim Alcohol Related 9 22 of 82 cases closed by juvenile changed a great deal. state, such as crime victim and his or her family. Traffic Related 1 p etition The crime victim's movement their input into the plea bar­ compensation, community based Criminal Mischief 12 1 of 82 cases closed by mutual began in this country about ten gaining process. programs, and other informa­ If a defendant is sentenced to Assault 6 agreement years ago. The American public There were still abuses, tion about the case itself. prison, the victim may also Burglary 7 19 of 82 cases are still under in- became incensed with all of the however, as many prosecutors Prosecutors are now required submit an impact statement for Robbery 0 vestigation emphasis being placed on the and law enforcement people to make it as convenient as pos­ the Parole Board's considera­ rights of the criminal while remained insensitive to those sible on victims and witnesses tion when the prisoner becomes victims were being shoved victimized twice—once by the attending court proceedings. If eligible for parole. aside to suffer their plight criminal and again by the sys­ the victim so requests, they without much voice in what tem. must be notified of the times So, as we can see, the state Accidents- Schools happened to the person who In 1986, Kentucky passed the and places of all judicial pro­ has come a long way in redress­ from Page A-6 wronged them. Crime Victim and Witness Pro­ ceedings dealing with their ing the long-standing slight of from Page A-4 for the high school and middle Many prosecutors throughout tection Law which mandated case so that they can have the victims in our criminal justice school. the country took it upon them­ certain rights for the victims of opportunity to attend. system. Even with the statu­ released rock onto the high­ The board also awarded con­ selves to being the victims of crime. Prior to that time, we After a criminal defendant is tory protection, however, many way. A truck operated by Carl tracts to U.C. Milk Company crime into the mainstream of already had a Crime Victim's convicted of a crime, the victim victims of crime are still not G. Davis, 55, 2410 Old Dover and Colonial Bread Company the justice system. They did Compensation soared where of that crime has the right to fully afforded the courtesy and Road met the truck as the spill for the period of August 1,1993 this by keeping them informed victims could be compensated present what is called a good will to which they are occurred and suffered damage to through July 31,1994. ias to what was transpiring for certain out of pocket costs "victim impact statement" to entitled. But at least we have front of his truck. There were The next school board is Iwith the case, and soliciting brought about by criminal acts, the probation officer who is re- begun. no injuries. scheduled for Monday, July 19.

Regional Recycling Corporation will receive sealed bids on the (From : th e d esk of./.- following items until 10:00 a.m. Central Standard Time July 23, 1903.

1. One baling system which Includes a closed door manual tie horizontal baler with a minimum 42" wide infeed conveyor, a fluffer or shredder, and an oversized baler charge opening of approximately 40" G eneral M anager wide X 60" long. Baler shall be capable of processing plastic, aluminum, steel, office paper, newsprint and corrugated. Baler should be accessible to be fed manually. The baler should have an overall height of less than IT and capacities and standard features similar to the Cram-a Lot model #4248XHD72. Equipment is to be delivered and set up in existing Meet the press building. 2. One sorting line conveyor with an attendant Infeed conveyor and hopper. The sorting conveyor should be approximately 20' in length and 4' wide to accommodate four sorting stations on each side. Conveyors should have a skirt approximately 4" high. The top height of the conveyor should be approximately 50" above the floor, have an adjustable speed control and meet all applicable OSHA safety standards. Equipment is to be delivered and set up in existing building. 3. One wheel skid loader rated at 38 horsepower at 2800 RPM; with a 4 cylinder water cabled i l l cubic inch engine; that has a travel speed of 6.4 miles per hour; with all applicable safety features according to current safety standards; with an optional bucket that has a capacity of 14.5 cubic feet. Loader should have similar features to the Mustang 940 with the Mustang 960 bucket. Loader is to be serviced and delivered to existing building.

No bids will be received after 10:00 A.M. Central Standard Time. Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud at an 11:00 a.m. Central Standard Time meeting of the Regional Recycling Corporation which will be held in the Lyon County Public Library; Commerce Street; Eddyville, Kentucky.

Address your bid to : Judge/Executive Terry O. McKinney; Lyon County Court House; P.O. Box 698; West Dale Avenue; Eddyville, Kentucky 42038. "REGIONAL RECYCLING BID ENCLOSED" should be added to the lower left comer of each bid envelope. Robin Carter Bids on all items must meet or exceed the required specifications. Any bids received on used equipment must be clearly noted as Since August 1992, Robin Carter has been employed by The Cadiz Record. such and a warranty period specified. The location of delivery is A recent graduate of Murray State University's journalism department, she West Kentucky Correctional Complex in Lyon County, Kentucky. has just become a full-time Cadiz Record employee. Regional Recycling reserves the right to reject any and all bids Robin designs many of the advertisements seen in the newspaper each and to waive any informalities in bidding. Regional Recycling is a week. She is also a feature writer. Kentucky non-profit corporation comprised of 6 Kentucky Born in Murray while her parents, Donna and David Carter, were students County Fiscal Courts. For any further information contact at MSU, Robin has spent most of her life in Trigg County. Judge/Executive Terry O. McKinney at (502) 388-7311. We If there is ever anything Robin can do to help anyone, please let her know. appreciate your interest in Regional Recycling Corporation. Robin would also appreciate any suggestions for interesting feature stories or other ideas to help make your hometown newspaper the best it can be.

Regional Recycling Acting Chairman

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another look . « Railin' dawn the river. Cadiz residents to star in SKIT musical production

ROBIN CARTER that was always your friend" Staff Writer must become "You go en git in de "You don't know about me, river agin, whah you b'longs, en without you have read a book doan’ do nuffin to Ole,Jim, 'at by the name of 'The Adventures 'uz wluz yo' fren’." of Tom Sawyer,’ but that ain't "That's hard for me to do," no matter. That book was made Charles said. by Mr. Mark Twain, and he told Sixteen hours of practice each the truth, mainly. There was week since the first of June has things he stretched, but mainly taken Charles away from his he told the truth." fa m ily . So begins The Adventures of "Kathy, my wife, and my Huckleberry Finn which has kids — Sha, 15, and Justin, 5 — been the basis for a variety of have been supportive," he said. movies, plays and short stories. Paul Barnes On July 16 and 17 at 8 p.m. For Paul, Big River marks his and July 18 at 2 p.m., Southern second director's credit after . Kentucky Independent Theatre Arsenic and Old Lace. (SKIT) will present Big River, "This story is one of my all- a musical adaptation of Mark time favorites," Paul skid. Twain's classic. "It's got a great message," he The stage of Hopkinsville's said. "It preaches against prej­ Alhambra Theatre becomes the udice and points out what the mighty Mississippi River as most important things in life Huck Finn and Jim make their Billy Barnes (left) as Huck Finn and Charles Radford as Jim during a rehearsal of Big River. are — friendship, loyalty, way toward freedom. honesty and enjoying life." With music by Roger Miller, Paul said he is sure the play this Broadway hit won seven Billy was one of more than 10 Billy said. "I've never had this knew this story really has an skin. will be a big hit. Tony awards, including best who tried out for the part, and many lines." important message," said "The Lord created everything "We were very lucky,'' he m usical. his brother Paul Barnes, the Learning his lines has been Charles, who plays Jim. for a purpose," Charles said. said. "We have some of the ; Starring Billy Barnes and production's director, said the the hardest part for Billy who "The story was written in an "If we could come together, best talent around. I expect to Charles Radford, both of final decision was tough. has been performing in front of era when the color of someone's work together, just think what have a really good show." Cadiz, Big River promises to be "I really thought Billy was audiences for years. skin made a difference. we could do." With more than 40 of the one of SK IT s best productions. perfect for the part, but I didn't "The singing is my favorite "In the song Huck and Jim sing Charles, who is a preacher, volunteers SKIT depends on, Huck Finn make the decision because he's part," said Billy, a veteran to g e th e r, World's Apart, it said the experience has been the most difficult part of Paul’s The legendary character of my brother," Paul Barnes said. singer, "especially the songs I talks about how we see the fun, but also hard work. job is planning rehearsal Huckleberry Finn is played by "My production staff voted on do with Jim. Charles Radford same sky, the same stars but Jim's accent has been difficult schedules around the cast. Billy Barnes, who is thrilled to the cast." is a very talented singer." we're apart," he said. "That for Charles, whose soft-spoken "They're all busy. They have have landed the part. This is Billy’s third play Jim really hit home, even in society words are precise. lives of their own. We just have "It's a blast," Billy said, al­ with SKIT following Cam elot For Charles Radford, acting to d ay ." - "You go and get in the river to work around that." though he finds the character and Arsenic and Old Lace. is a new experience. Charles said people are still again where you belong, and challenging. "This is my first major part," "After I read the lyrics, I separated by the color of their don't do nothing to Old Jim, See SKIT, Page A-16

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i k k The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, July 14,1993, A-9 DES divers take open water test

Members of the Trigg County DES participated in open water diving certification tests on July 10 and 11 at the Cerulean Rock Quarry. Greg Humphrey from Paducah served as instructor. DES members also were given written SCUBA diving tests. Record photos by

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A A-10, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, July 14,1993 SOCIETY THE CADIZ RECORD We all scream for... Ice cream a passion among Americans

American lead the world in and nothing soothes the summer blended flavor and contains no per capita production of ice heat more than a dish of eggs. To make 11/2 quarts of cream. Consumption is also homemade ice cream. Much has vanilla ice cream, use these in­ high. The top five flavors for been written and reported about gredients: ice cream consumed: vanilla, the food safety involved in 2 cups "half and half" chocolate, strawberry, butter making ice cream. This is espe­ 2 cups milk pecan, and Neapolitan. cially in regard to using eggs in 3/4 cup sugar Milk, and milk products pro­ uncooked food products. by Elaine Clift 1 1/2 teaspoons vanilla vide calcium for strong bones Eggs are a perishable food 'County Extension Agent Mix these ingredients and and teeth, vitamin A for and must be properly stored and for Home Economics pour into the ice cream freezer. healthy eyes and skin; and cooked. Raw eggs that were Fasten lid and add ice and salt protein for good muscle tone. contaminated with Salmonella eggs and foods containing raw around container. This ice de­ According to recommendations eggs. Institutionally-prepared enteritidis bacteria have creases heat from the mixture provided by USD A, adults need caused some outbreaks of food- Caesar Salad, Hallandaise inside and causes the mixture to two servings daily of milk and sauce, and mayonnaise are borne illness. Most outbreaks freeze and ice to melt. milk products and three serv­ items to watch. Institutionally- appear to be related to polling Add 1 cup coarse salt for ev­ ings daily for women who are of eggs, time-temperature prepared ice cream and eggnog ery 8 cups crushed ice to in­ pregnant or breastfeeding, abuse, and incomplete cooking. should be avoided unless made crease melting and decrease the teenagers, and young adults to Proper refrigeration at 40 de­ with a cooked, custard-type temperature. age 24. grees F or below limits the base. Commercial forms of A serving is 1 cup milk or yo­ growth of salmonella enteri­ these foods are safe since they Churn or crank for 20 to 30 gu rt, 1 1/2 ounces natural tidis and proper cooking at 140 are made with pasteurized minutes. Remove paddle and Dana Dunn Darnell & Nick Charles Thomas cheese, or 2 ounces process degrees F or above destroys the liquid eggs. wipe salt and ice away from cheese; 1/2 cup cottage cheese, organism. The Food and Drug An Extension Dairy Special­ top of container. Repack ice and Darnell, Thomas to marry ice cream, ice milk or frozen Administration, USDA, has ist has provided us with a salt around it and let ice cream yogurt. guidelines for using eggs. One of recipe for vanilla ice cream ripen for about 20 minutes. Then Mr. and Mrs. John William Darnell of Cadiz announce the en­ Summers in Kentucky are hot these is to avoid serving raw which has a delicate, well- it is ready to eat. gagement of their daughter, Dana Dunn Darnell, to Nick Charles Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas of Cadiz. The bride-elect is the granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. R. Aubrey Dunn and the late Mr. and Mrs. John W. Darnell, Sr. She is a 1990 graduate of Trigg County High School and is cur­ Market House slates 30th season rently a senior at Murray State University, majoring in occupa­ tional safety and health engineering. She is also a member of A laughter-packed season have audiences rolling in the with "fun!" domineering and materialistic Alpha Omicron Pi social sorority. with two blockbuster musicals aisles. •"Look Homeward Angel" m atriarch. The groom-to-be is the grandson of Mrs. Vada Thomas of Cadiz and a Pulitzer Prize-winning •"Nunsense" by Dan Goggin adapted by Ketti Frings (Jan. •"I Hate Hamlet" by Paul and the late Hubert Thomas, Mrs. Edna McKinney of Bumpus drama await Market House (Oct. 21-24, 28-31). An 27-30, Feb. 3-6). Winner of the Rudnick (Mar. 10-13, 17-20). A Mills, Tenn., and the late Jack McKinney, and Mr. and Mrs. Theatre-goers as the theatre outrageous fundraiser is staged Pulitzer Prize as best play of successful television actor gets Carvill Myers of Hopkinsville. celebrates its 30th anniversary. by the five survivors of the the season, this authentic to play Hamlet in New York - He is a 1985 graduate of Trigg County High School and is em­ The schedule includes: Hoboken nunnery — the rest American classic is adapted the only catch, he hates ployed by Cadiz Drywall. • "Noises Off" by Michael having succumbed to botulism from the acclaimed novel by Hamlet! His dilemma deepens The wedding is scheduled for 6 p.m. on Aug. 7 at Cadiz Chris­ Frayn (Sept. 9-12, 16-19). This after eating Sister Julia Child's Thomas Wolfe. The gripping when he discovers his Gothic tian Church. Broadway smash hit is an vichyssoise. "Nunsense” is a story revolves around the Gant apartment is haunted by the All friends and relatives are invited to attend. Invitations are ingenious and side-splitting cornucopia of hilarity, proving family as they struggle to find being sent to out-of-town guests only. play within a play which will conclusively that "nun" rhymes independence from a See Market House, Page A-14

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22nd annual Between The Lancaster reunion held Hambys announce birth The Lancaster reunion was held at the Golden Pond Fire • Rivers Homecoming Department on June 26. of daughter Lauren Brooke Former residents of TVA's Land Between The Lakes (LBL), Those attending were Mrs. Sadie Mize, who is 93 years old and their relatives, and friends will gather for the 22nd annual living at Pinecrest Nursing Home in Hopkinsville; Mr. and Mrs. Kevin and Rachel Hamby are Between The Rivers Homecoming on Sunday, Aug. 8, at the Fenton Arrice H. Lancaster and Jackie Lancaster of Christian County; Mr. proud to announce the birth of Special Events Area east of Eggner Ferry Bridge on U.S. 68 and Mrs. Carl E. (Thelma Lancaster) Stout of Bellecenter, Ohio; their daughter, Lauren Brooke, The day of picnicking and reminiscing brings together families Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stout of Roanoke, Va.; Mrs. Wally (June Stout) bom on Thursday, May 27,1993, who were required to move when President John F. Kennedy of Bellefontaine, Ohio; Mrs. Melody Stout Long, Kelly, Tony and at 4:32 p.m. at Murray-Cal- authorized the development of LBL in 1963. Nathan Long of Dayton, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. David (Mary Chris loway County Hospital. "It's a regular homecoming where we all get together and Stout) Stapp and Lindsey and Allison Stapp of Cincinnati, Ohio; She weighed 8 pounds and reminisce," said committee chairman Dolly Gillahan. She said Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lancaster Jr. of Trigg County; Mrs. Jeanie was 21 inches long. % participants should bring their own food, drinks, and lawn (Lancaster) Patterson and Susan Patterson of Nashville; Mr. and Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs chairs. TVA will prepare the site and furnish tables, restroom Mrs. Ralph (Debri Lancaster) Gray and Kendra and Rebecca Gray Ray Mason and Mr. and Mrs. facilities, and water. of Lamasco; Mr. and Mrs. Vernon (Kitty Lancaster) Outland of Hubert Hamby Jr. of Cadiz and Previous homecomings have drawn former residents from as Christian County; Mr. and Mrs. Gayle E. Outland and Jennifer and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Rego of In­ many as 16 states, including California, Michigan, and Texas. Brad Outland of Christian County; Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. (Nada dian a. The homecoming will take place from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Anyone Lancaster) Heltsley of Memphis; Mrs. Dona (Heltsley) Baker, Great-grandparents are Mr. interested in attending is welcome to come early and stay late. Mr. and Mrs. Danny Heltsley and Jenny and Daniel Heltsley of and Mrs. Ted Roach of Cadiz, Bowling Green; Mr. and Mrs. Doc (Nona Lancaster) Myers and and Mrs. Loretta Rego and the For more information, contact Dolly Gillahan at (502) 898-2524 Lauren Brooke Hamby or TVA's Land Between The Lakes at (502) 924-1245. Larry L. Myers of Trigg County; Mr. and Mrs. Mike (Faye Fowler) late William Rego of Indiana Nunn, Mr. and Mrs. L.F. Fowler, Ira, Trent and Trisa Fowler, of and Mr. and Mrs. Earl McK- Mrs. Hubert Hamby Sr. Hopkinsville; Mr. and Mrs. Junior Fowler, Shane and Shawn night of Hopkinsville and the Great-great-grandparent is • Thomas/Carloss reunion set Fowler of Trigg County; Mr. and Mrs. Steve W. (Beverly Anne late J.C. Choate and Mr. and Mrs. L.R. Taylor of Indiana. Family members of the A.W. Thomas and Catherine E. Carloss Fowler) McDonald, Tabitha A. and Kara L. McDonald; Mr. family tree will have a reunion on Saturday, Aug. 7 at the Bethel Headley Lancaster, Mr. Kenneth Lancaster, Jason Lancaster Tracy Baker elected to committee Methodist Church. Hudson, and Stephanie Lancaster, of Trigg County; Mr. and Mrs. Area farmers elected Mary F. Baker of Cadiz to serve a one- A schedule of activities includes socializing from 10:30 a.m. to Jeff (Darrie Lancaster) Parker of Hopkinsville; Mrs. Pansy year term on the FmHA Area Committee for Trigg, Calloway and noon; group photos from noon to 12:30 p.m.; brief meeting from (Lancaster) Parker of Cadiz; and Mr. and Mrs. James (Opal Marshall counties, as a result of the committee election on July 1. 12:30 to 1 p.m.; and a catered lunch to begin at 1 p.m. The lunch Lancaster) Vetzel of Trigg County. The FmHA Area Committee assists the agency in determining will be catered by Drury's of Hopkinsville and will be free to the eligibility of applicants for FmHA farm loans. They also act those attending, thanks to the generosity of H.M. (Billy) and Gentry/Roberts reunion held as an advisory committee on the FmHA farmer program Opal Thomas of Grundy, Va. The descendents of Lillian Gentry and Walter I. Roberts held implementation. The committee is made up of three members, two Socializing, games and planned activities will be from 1:45 to 3 their annual family reunion on July 3 at the Cadiz Park. of whom must be farmers deriving the principal part of their p.m. Those attending were Bill and Connie Roberts; Joy Fletcher, Ja­ income from farming at the time of their appointment. cob and Joel; Mary Ann Roberts; Don and Barbara Roberts; Ken­ FmHA, a credit agency of the Department of Agriculture, neth and Sandy Roberts; Kim Mifflin and Mark Santos; Mar­ makes farm loans for real estate and production purposes as well Stewart County reunion set shall, Doug and Leslie Roberts; Patsy and Dave DeSandre; Scott, as for nonfarm enterprises that supplement family income. A All former residents of Stewart County, Tenn. (Fort Campbell) Donna, Katy and Nick DeSandre; Jerry, Bobbie, Shane, Amanda "credit arm of last resort," the agency has, over the years, are invited to an "Ole Fashion Reunion" on Saturday, July 17, andCasey Roberts; Betty, Dan and Julie Onvich; Jessica and enabled many farm families to stay on the land and succeed in beginning at 10:30 a.m. at the Convention Center, Richards and Jackie Hickman; Bessie Noel; Cecil and Jean Noel; Mark, Tracey, farming. A special "limited resource" program provides low Henderson Streets in Hopkinsville. Tyler and Taylor Noel; Nell Birdsong; John and Dorothy Strakal; interest loans to young farmers and others who have farming <0 A potluck lunch will begin at noon. Beverages and paper David, Kim and Josh Guess; Paul and Carolyn Stallons; Teresa responsibilities but need extra help in getting established. products will be furnished. and Ryan Russell; Ken and Joy Stallons; Janet, Jimmy and Jay The Murray FmHA office provided more than $702,000 in loans Matt Towler; Blanch Wallace; Claudette, Bill and Lindsey and grants for farm and housing programs in Trigg, Calloway and McLeod; Ann and Pat Shields; Clyde, Linda and Taylor Wallace; Marshall counties during the past five years. The county office is Ezell family reunion Aug. 1 Bruce Viva; Margan and Madison Wallace; Rusty, Elizabeth and located at 104 N. 5th St. in Murray. The Willie and Vick Ezell family descendents will have a Ryan Wallace; Levena Roberts; Jena, Brian, Erin and John Renick; family reunion at the South Road Volunteer Fire Department Lillian and Dink Atwood; David, Debbie, Megan, Matt, Ben and (1398) on Aug. 1, beginning at 10 a.m. Blake Atwood; Steve and David Atwood, Scott and BethAnn; Clark to address Chamber Persons are asked to bring a potluck dish and lawn chairs. Hallie and Dora Lee Roberts; Hugh, Debbie, Mary Scott and Evan Trigg County Sheriff Randy Clark will present the program at , Lunch will begin at 1 p.m. Roberts; Rebecca and Bob Noel; Lulie and Harry Vangilder; the July 14 luncheon meeting of the Cadiz-Trigg County Chamber Kevin, Lisa, Kirk and Scott Vangilder; Nella and Tom Gentry; of Commerce, to begin at noon at the Kentucky Smokehouse Dearing reunion July 18 Ragon Baker; G.W. Noel; J.R. Braboy; and Matthew Noel. Restaurant. The Dearing reunion will be held at the Bank of Cadiz Community Room on Sunday, July 18. All family and friends are invited.

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Ju ly 24-25 Mid-summer youth splash The Kentucky Lake Arts and Crafts Show will be held on July 24 and 25. The show will take place at the Fenton Special Events Area from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. each day with food concessions and slated by Genesis Express Genesis Express, Inc. will sponsor its Seventh Annual Swim musical entertainment. Party for the youth of Trigg County, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. on Fri­ A ll summer day, July 16, at the American Legion Pool. The American Legion swimming pool will be available for Swimming, free refreshments, and recognition of the 1993 boys and girls track teams and the baseball team will highlight the private parties any night of the week from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Call activities. 522-9966 to reserve a spot. Admission is free. All youth are encouraged to come out and VFW holds meeting; plans have a great time. What's coining up.... Labor Day weekend dinner July 16 The VFW monthly meeting was held on July 1 at the post home. Courtroom dedication slated Country Music Jamboree will be held from 6 to 9 p.m. on July 16 The members and the ladies auxiliary were treated to a venison The dedication of the renovation of the Trigg County Circuit at the South Road Volunteer Fire Department. Persons are asked stew dinner prepared by James Vetzel and baked chicken by Jane Courtroom will begin at 2 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 8, in the to bring lawn chairs. Pauze, Marty Kellams and Clara Young. The vets also welcomed courtroom. aboard Randy Richards, a veteran of Desert Storm. The program will commemorate the conclusion of several July 18 A steak roast dinner is planned for Labor Day weekend for months of total restoration and renovation to the building, said The Third Annual Western Kentucky Ducks Unlimited (DU) members and their families. Trigg Circuit Judge Bill Cunningham. Open Sporting Clays Shoot will be held on Sunday, July 18, from 9 The VFW invites all Trigg County veterans of foreign wars and a.m. to 3 p.m. at Bush Road Sporting Clays Range in Cadiz. their spouses to join. If interested, contact Harry O. Todd. There will be four classes of shooters using the Lewis system for scoring, with the first three places in all flights being awarded Democrats plan celebration prizes: first place, $65; second place, $40; and third place, a shell FRANKFORT — The Kentucky Democratic Party will hold a bag. A prize of $100 will be awarded to the overall high scorer. -from Page A-5 20th anniversary celebration of the dedication of its state head­ There will also be a Ladies and Greenwing class with prizes Rotary- quarters in Frankfort. The special event is planned for July 17 at going to the first and second places. the Farnham Dudgeon Civic Center at the Capital Plaza Com­ ' All shooters must be registered by 3 p.m. This event is sponsored Rotarians Qfthe Year 1990 - Donnie Holland plex in downtown Frankfort. By Barkley Lake Ducks Unlimited Chapter and Bush Road 1990 - Justin Minnehan The commemoration of the Democrat Drive landmark, known to 1977 - Wayne Edmonson Shooting Clays. Additional information may be obtained by 1991 - W.iJ. Hopson many as "The House That Ford Built," will feature U.S. Sen. 1978 - Tom Fitzpatrick calling 522-6193. 1991 - Stan White Wendell Ford as keynote speaker. As governor, Ford spearheaded 1979 - V irgil W hited Food and drinks wiill be available on site. Come join the 1991 - Scott Sutherland the highly successful "brick-by-brick" fund-raising effort that 1980 - Cleland White III family fun and support Ducks Unlimited. 1992 - Charlene Mize financed construction of the headquarters building. 1981 - Chappell Wilson 1992 - William Fuller Gov. Brereton Jones will join Ford as a featured speaker at the 1982 - G ary M ize . July 21 1992 - Tom M artin celebration. 1983 - Lonnie Watkins The Trigg/Lyon Newcomers will meet at the Cadiz Baptist 1993 - Stanley "Bud" Stokes Tickets for the event will be available at the door or call the 1984 - Tom M artin Church at 11 a.m. on July 21. There will be entertainment by the 1993 - J.D . Howell State Headquarters at 1-800-669-5662. Senior Citizens Kitchen Band. 1985 - Thom as Elder 1986 - William Fuller 1987 - H.B. Quinn July 22 Cut your way to The 33rd annual Trigg County Conservation and Livestock Tour 1988 - J.D . Howell to be held from 8:30 a.m. to noon on Thursday, July 22, and the 1989 - M ark Lovely Your Hometown Savings Trigg County Conservation District Board of Supervisors invites 1990 - Gerald Joseph 1991 - Scott Sutherland everyone to attend. with The tour will begin on the Ernest and James Robert Lawrence 1992 - Jimmie J. Carr piggly w iggly farm, known locally as the Swatsell Farm. The tour will proceed Double Coupons through the Swatzell, Sherbert and Lawrence farms to the farm Paul Harris F e llo e 1 6 8 4 E. Main Street Cadiz 5 2 2 -3 7 6 7 of General Steel Co., operated by Larry Joe Johnston; the old Jesse 1984 - Cleland White III Give us s Call. . . If one of our employee’s does an July exceptional Job or if you see an area in which we I Watkins farm owned by Rosemary Savage and Scott Watkins;, 1987 - Gary Mize need to improve. . . Call our Hotline 1-800-464- I M T W Th F So Su 7166.______I w m and the farm owned by Lonnie and Rudy Watkins, formerly 1988 - Thom as Elder 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Food Stamps & WIC I Wo reserve the rtgh t quantities known as the Susie Bums Farm. The final stop of the tour will be 1989 - Lonnie Watkins Jctaijs at the Trigg Recreation Complex Convention Center for a barbecue 1990 - H .B. Quinn Double Manufacturer's Coupons. 5 0 t or Less—See Store for Details lunch, to be served at noon. Piggly Wiggly Angel Soft July 24 Cadiz Summer Strut Race Walk will be held on at 7 a.m. on July 24 at Sandwich Bread Tissue the Lake Barkley Fitness Center. Registration fee is $15. Day of A Great Place race registration is $20. Participants will receive a T-shirt and 190 390 continental breakfast. For information, contact Pat Board, 924- To Live!! With one filled Thrifty Saver Card With one filled Thrifty Saver Card 1131, extension 593.

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ROBIN CARTER Barry helps out around the Baked Beans Staff Writer house. 1 /4 c. cooking oil 1 c. chopped onions "He usually does the laundry 1 lb. ground beef 1 tsp. salt Gina Allen has always loved every week," she said. "He's a 1 c. red tomato catsup 2 Tbsp. mustard to cook for her family but these big help." 2 Tbsp. vinegar 2 cans Pork-n-Beans days she doesn't have much Gina said she learned to cook 1 can red kidney beans, drained tim e. from her mother, Margaret Heat oil in skillet. Add onions and stir with fork until golden As assistant manager at Hillman, and her grandmother, yellow. Add ground beef and stir with a fork until light brown. Save-A-Lot, Gina spends most Lurline Curling. Add other items and mix well. Pour into a baking dish adn bake of each day at work. "Of course they were both I 30 minutes. This can be prepared two or three days before "On my days off, I love to great cooks, but nobody can cook baking. Keep in refrigerator. cook," she said. "But with this like your grandmother." job, it's hard to cook much." Gina said she never did much Refrigerator Rolls Gina's husband, Barry, and cooking until after she left 1 c. boiling water 2 eggs beaten her son, Austin, 4, enjoy Gina's home, but her sister was also a 1 c. shortening 2 pkg. dry yeast favorite meal _ fried chicken, good cook. 1 c. sugar 6 c. flour mashed potatoes, green peas "I get a lot of my recipes from 1 1/2 tsp. salt 1 c. lukewarm/cold water and biscuits. my sister, Lisa Stallons. Most of Combine boiling water, shortening, sugar and salt. Blend arid "We eat that a lot so it's a my favorites came from her." cool. Add eggs. Sprinkle yeast into lukewarm water. Stir until good thing they like it." Here are some of Gina's fa­ dissolved. Combine with egg mixture. Blend in flour; cover and Since Gina is at work so much, vorite recipes. refrigerate for four hours. •Dough should be in a large mixing bowl as it rises slightly in the refrigerator. This will keep a week to 10 days and may be BBQ Beef Patties used as needed. About 3 hours before using rolls, shape using only 11/2 lbs. hamburger 1 c. pet milk enough extra flour to make them easy to handle. Place on 11/2 tsp. salt 3/4 c. quick-cooking oats greased pan and allow to rise for 3 hours at room temperature or 3 Tbsp. diced onions 1/2 tsp. black pepper until double in bulk. Bake at 350 degrees for 12 to 15 minutes. Mix and pat into patties. Fry slowly in 4 1/2 Tbsp. oil until brown on both sides. Mix together: Pineapple upside down cake 1 Tbsp. vinegar 1 c. catsup (one layer) 6 Tbsp. chopped onion .2 Tbsp. sugar 3/4 c. sugar 1 /3 c. shortening 1/2 c. water le g g 1/2 c. buttermilk Simmer sauce and place patties in and cook 30 to 40 1/2 tsp. soda 1/2 tsp. salt until cooked down low. 1 or 11/2 c. flour Cream sugar and shortening beat egg and milk and soda theri Spaghetti & Meatballs add egg to mixture to sugar and shortening, sift in flour; stir until 2 Tbsp. shortening 1 lb. ground beef completely mixed. Makes one layer. 2 Tbsp. chopped onion 1 /4 c. yellow commeal Icing 3 Tbsp. hot water 31/ 2 c. tomato juice 1 /2 lb. butter 1/2 lb. brown sugar 1 c. catsup 1 tsp. salt Melt butter in skillet. Add sugar. Stir on stove until Well 1/2 tsp. pepper 1 1/4 c. uncooked spaghetti mixed. Spread pineapple pieces over sugar and butter then pour (broken in 1-inch pieces) in cake batter. Then it is ready to bake for 35 to 40 minutes. Preheat shortening in skillet. Mix meat, onion, commeal and water and form into balls. Brown meat balls in hot fat, often to brown all sides. When meat is brown, add tomato juice, Chocolate Cake catsup, spaghetti, salt and pepper. Cover pan. Place in oven at 2 c. flour 1 /2 c. buttermilk 250-300 degrees for 2 to 3 hours. 2 c. sugar 1 tsp. soda 2 stick margarine 2 eggs, well beaten Btittermilk Brownies f | 4 Tbsp: cocoa' | 1 tsp. vanilla 1 stick butter 1 c. water* * 1 c. icing’ * ‘ " 1/4 c cocoa 1/2 c. oil Sift flour with sugar. Combine margarin, cocoa and water. Mix together and boil. Bring to rapid boil. Pour over flour and sugar mixture while hot. 2 c. plain flour 2 c. sugar Add mixture of buttermilk and soda. Add eggs and vanilla. Pour 1/2 tsp. salt 1 Tbsp. soda into greased llx l 6-inch pan. Bake at 400 degrees for 20 minutes. Pour hot chocolate mixture over dry and mix with blender. Icing * t Add: D erby Pie 1 stick margarine 1 box powdered usgar 2 eggs 1 Tbsp. vanilla 2 slightly beaten eg£ 1 c. sugar 4 Tbsp. cocoa 1 tsp. vanilla 1/2 c. buttermilk 1 stick margarine 1 c. chopped nuts 6 Tbsp. milk Mix well with blender. Pour into llx l 6xl-inch pan. Bake 10 to 1 c. chocolate chips 1 tsp. vanilla Combine margarine, cocoa and milk. Bring to a boil. Add sug4r. 15 minutes at 400 degrees. Remove from oven and ice 1/2 c. flour Beat until creamy. Add vanilla. Frost cake while hot and stjll immediately. Pour into unbaked pie crust. Bake 30 minutes at 350 degrees. in pan. Icing 1 stick butter 1 /4 c. cocoa Cooked Pimento Cheese 1/2 c. buttermilk 1 lb. Velveeta le a n pimento Mushroom Pork Chops Bring to a boil. Remove from burner and add: 1 Tbsp. flour 4 Tbsp. sugar Brown six pork chops. Place in baking dish. Cover with 1 box confectioners sugar 1 Tbsp. vanilla 1 egg, beaten 1 Tbsp. butter mushroom soup. Bake at 350 degrees for 45 minutes or until 1 c. nuts (optional) 1 /4 c. vinegar tender. Serves six. Put in double boiler and melt. Stir in other ingredients. (15 "7" Day Pickle minutes.) Baked Fried Rice 1 peck cucumbers (2 gal.) 1 pint salt 2 c. quick rice 1 stick butter 1 gal. boiling water or cover with water Vegetable Dip 1 can onion soup (beef) 1 small can sliced water ’ Let stand 24 hours and drain. Cover with boiling water. Add 1 /2 c. sour cream 1 /4 tsp. garlic powder 1 small can sliced mushrooms chesnuts lump of Alum size of walnut or 2 Tbsp. Let stand 24 hours and dash of white pepper 1/4 tsp. basil leaves Melt butter in skillet. Add rice and saute until golden. Place In drain. Mix the following: 1 /4 c. mayonnaise 1 /4 tsp. onion powder casserole and add soup, 1 1 /2 cans water, mushrooms and wat£r 2 1 / 2 qts. vinegar 5 sticks of cinnamon dash cayenne pepper paprika for garnish chestnuts. Stir and cover. Cook for 1 hour at 350 degrees. * 8 pts. of sugar 2 Tbsp. celery seed Combine first eight ingredients. Garnish with paprika. Serve Bring to a boil and pour over mixture for 4 days. w ith raw vpcipfahloc Now Eat In - Carry Out - Catering : Available "We do it the old-fashion way": in Cadiz Open: Friday & Saturday ' at: Economy Cee Bee #1 #2 Jw Knockum Hill Piggly Wiggly Save-A-Lot Bar-B-Que f Ky. Smokehouse Rainbow Rest. USDA Approved Mehdi Ahmadi, M.D. Hillbilly Snack Bar Hwy. 107S 271-2957 Herndon, KY |HHEZZ=IZZZ3ZHHB| Murray Oncology Associates announces the opening Hall's Jewelers of his practice in Medical Oncology * TTenniso m -m i d TBracelet 5 14K 1 Ct. Suite 283W Medical Arts Building 300 South 8th Street Dr. M ehdi Ahmadi Murray, Kentucky 42071 $299 Medical Oncologist (Cancer Specialist) (502) 759-4199 M o n d a y - Friday 9 a.m .-4:30 p.rm.

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ghpst of the most infamous •"Camelot" by Alan Jay fa m ily . Tickets are $5 for adults and $3 performances are at 8 p.m ., 6828, Tuesday through Friday actOr ever to have played this Lerner and Frederick Loewe New this year is the for children, and can be ordered with Sunday matinees at 2:30. between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. mo^t famous of roles, John (June 9-12, 16-19, 23-26) The addition of a March production at the same time as season Season tickets, offering six Market House Theatre Barrymore himself! wondrous King Arthur legend is and removal of the December tick ets. plays for the price of five, programing in funded in part by Alone Together" by told against the backdrop of family show from the season The theatre will continue its restaurant discounts, half-price a grant from the Kentucky Arts Lavyrence Roman (April 28- the pageantry and beauty of ticket package. The December schedule of an eight- return tickets, and other Council, a state agency of the May 1, May 5-8). A middle- the golden age of Camelot. offering will be Hans Christian performance, two weekend run benefits, are available at $30 Education, Arts and aged couple's children have Featuring such favorite tunes as Andersen's "The Snow Queen" for each play. Single ticket and $35 for Thursday and Humanities Cabinet. The finally left the nest. They are "If Ever I Would Leave You," "I as adapted by Stuart Paterson prices for each show will be $6 Sunday series; $35 and $40 for theatre is accessible to now alone together — but not for Loved You Once in Silence," (Dec. 3-5, 10-12). Show times and $7 for Thursday evenings Friday and Saturday series. wheelchairs, and is also long! All three sons come "Camelot," and "Lusty Month for this special bonus offering and Sunday matinees; $7 and $8 More information can be equipped with an infra-red charging back home after of May," this glorious spectacle are 7 p.m. on Fridays and 2:30 for Friday and Saturday obtained by phoning Market listening system for hearing- experiencing some Hard Knocks is sure to delight the entire on Saturdays and Sundays. evening performances. Evening House Theatre at (502) 444- impaired patrons. in fine Real World -- and Mom and Dad have quite a time pushing them out of the house so : they can once again be.Calone together! Burglaries ONE YEAR SAME AS CASH PLAN from Page A-3 the boxes was placed at $700. A burglary report from June FURNITURE 26; was on file at the Sheriff's FURNITURE Department with Wallace ViSw OF Carlisle, of Evansville, Indi­ PHONE ana, telling Deputy Butts that 522-8600 or & PWXCETOX someone broke the front window 522-6772 All A9v- *t£m PRIKC6.TDN PU**A, WO) Lzw- to ;his trailer in Rockcastle AT C A Q 17-' SALES suwiL/rft cvts Shares and .went inside al­ CADIZ, KY 344 EAST MAIN petMceTOM a crisp furniture com pany though nothing was reported taken. Meanwhile, two homes on Cherry Bay Drive were bur­ glarized between July 4 and July 7. ^According to Deputy Gene Jottes' report, someone entered the home belonging to Mary E. m Higgins, 232 Cherry Bay Drive and threw eggs at the walls <£>'S> CCRAJ&'i m.tnn_CACe%.UMft>TOCAlZ£0 e v m w ! and. cut the top of a ping pong table. Persons also entered the home of Lewis A. Partain, 246 Cherry Bay Drive although no dame was reported. Elsewhere, Thomas F. Hughes, 175 South Tanyard Rqad, reported to Deputy Ken­ neth Butts that someone shot two windows of his home with a B.B. gun and threw a rock or apple through a third. The in­ OPEN Thurs © til -Fri. & Sat. © til © cident occurred between July 2 Q and July 4. B t A K A A T t o W *u*, QUNi OtoCA 7A*1, \ flEftl SfUNDSI CAttrt W 60s , H-irtat n t TOUCH Arrests R * e , wt+r& t- ' Wit h s o f t $ A0 USA— PL6ATEO 5RftOS LAMP from Page A-7 G L A Sy SKAfa cMTiftf- STocc oc- -rfrij ,r Bu;tts arrested R icky A. Settle, o n * * £ ,f b o ’. 5HA06 *s is 34,; ’645 Ross School Road, July 10; and charged him with do­ £v6ftr mestic violence and fourth de- YUW greie assau lt follow ing an al­ • * ii siiouto 9 T 0 Q o n o r aiioepoio leged altercation with his m issf >»>f* T>t~ w ife- fvtyvhl/. U>e' Franklin E. Phillips, 47, CHRISTMAS Cadiz, was arrested July 9 by ONU) Covw=> I tooy>flwum«i6?! 1 | n o t h i n g H a D e n o c Deputy Gene Jones and charged with fourth degree assault. 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Due to expansion into this area we have full time positions available. Applicants must be: 1 * Neat in appearance * Have a strong work ethic * Valid Driver License * 18 years of age or older * No felony record •High school graduate or equivilant Those selected will have excellent advancem ent opportunities. After Hours Silver We Offer: * Comprehensive Training Deadlines * Working Conditions 9-5 Weekdays Noon on Mondays Queen * Excellent pay and retirement plan

Sweet Please call Monday, July 19 and Tuesday, July 20 between 9 a.m. 8c 5 p.m. 886-4413 to reserve your time for a private 30 minute interview. Call and ask for Mr. Ray. Yard-Sale Corn SORRY NO TELEPHONE INTERVIEWS ALLOWED. 5 miles out 274 ______All interviews will take place at the Hopkinsville Holiday Inn______(behind Hamtown) 235-5716 Frid ay & Saturday 8-5 Antiques, bedspreads, drapes THE CLOSE OF THE FIRST SIX MONTHS OF 1993 and miscellaneous. FINDS THIS 113-YEAR-OLD INSTITUTION Basement Sale July 15-16-17 STRONGER THAN AT ANYTIME IN ITS HISTORY 274 Allen Circle STATEMENT OF CONDITION Household items, toys, clothes all ASSETS LIABILITIES sizes, misc. June 30, 1992 June 30, 1993 June 30, 1992 June 30, 1993

$81,667,779.69 $75,023,483.97 Savings Deposits...... ,,,$154,844,711.42 $168,300,623.88 Other Loans...... 6,063,231.11 5,789,586.26 Advance From Federal Home Loan Bank...... NONE NONE Yard Sa e Investments and Securities...... 60,045,743.53 88,894,430.14 Borrowed Money...... NONE NONE Cash on Hand and in Banks...... 20,065,415.20 12,046,228.49 Loans In Process...... 602,789.15 1,292,573.48 84 Allen Circle s - Other Assets...... 1,426,326.29 1,489,851.96 Other Liabilities...... 2,628,079.65 1,547,076.22 1,098,875.46 Specific Reserves...... 796.61 NONE Friday & Saturday Fixed Assets, Less Depreciation...... 825,300.36 Real Estate Owned...... 47,527.97 9,709.00 General Reserves (Net Worth)...... 12,064,947.32 13,211,891.70

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i i a i l-16, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, July 14,1993 Crime -from Page A-l Total Number of Part I Crimes Committed in Trigg County drivers and more designated zlement, buying, possessing, or crime in the county, drivers on the highways," receiving stolen property, sex Clark said. offenses, and offenses against "Reporting the information is (1 9 8 8 -9 2 ) Only four Part II crimes saw a the family. 1116 key anc* always has been. • Part I crimes are murder, rape, robbery, aggrivated greater number of arrests re­ Clark said it takes a team We depend on the public’s input ported in 1992 than 1991 with effort on everyone's part to and count on their knowledge," assault, burglary, larceny, and auto theft. those offenses including embez­ help fight the war against said Clark. Total Arrests for Part I Crimes (1992) 1 9 8 8

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m Robbery (1) Agg. Assault (26) h 1 9 9 0 Part I crimes m Rape (1) Burglary (25) □ Murder (0) 1991 ■ Larceny (46) m Veh. Theft (3) 199 2

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Total Arrests for Part 11 Cri mes (1992) S K IT - JOB OPPORTUNITIES WE NEED: ‘ Cashiers ‘Cooks 5.98 0.82% ■ Other Assaults (29) from Page A-8 Forgery (4) FOR: ‘ Days Fraud m (48) Paul said he wants the cast Embezzlement ‘Afternoons (3) members to get to know each Stolen prop. ‘ Evenings □ (9) other. ■ Vandalism (15) "It's the ensemble method of WE OFFER: ‘ Good Pay*Flexible Hours*On the Job Training m Weapons (4) acting. They don't just show up m Sex offenses (17) and do their part. They become ‘ Meal Discounts*Career Advancement □ Narcotic laws (25) friends. □ Family offenses; (23) "We don't turn anyone WE REQUIRE: *A Pleasant Personality*Work Well With Others ■ D.U.I. (98) away,” Paul said. "If anyone *A Desire To Be The "Best" m Liquor Laws (12) w ants a spot, w e’ll find a spot Drunkenness somewhere." ra (86) APPLY IN PERSON AT: □ Disorderly cond. (23) The production also includes Hardee's in Cadiz between 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. any day. No phone □ Others (89) Trigg Countians Portia Ezell and Lawrence Barnes — vocal calls please. coach, "Pap Finn" and "the Equal Opportunity Employer Information provided by Kentucky State Police King" — are also from Cadiz.

i i i SPORTS THE CADIZ RECORD Ducks Unlimited SPORTS STUFF Ladycats help lead the way to host July 18 All Standings are through July 11 for Bluegrass Bombers Men’s Softball Scoreboard clay shoot I n l y 2 J u ly 6 Have you ever wondered The third annual Western A ce's 0 1 0 0 3 1 0 - 5 U.S. Steel 004 107 1 -13 what it would be like to take Kentucky Ducks Unlimited C old w ell 020 0 0 1 1 - 4 O liv e r's 002 730 2 -14 _ players from Christian County, Open Sporting Clays Shoot HRS- Vinson H RS - none w Hopkinsville, or Madisonville will be held Sunday, July 18 and combine them with players from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Bush A ce's 7 C old w ell 202 064 7 - 21 from Trigg County to form a Road Sporting Clays on Bush Stroud’s 0 (forfeit) Stroud's 102 703 1 -14 traveling sports team? That's Road, four miles west of Cadiz. what has happened with four There will be four classes of Goodwin 506 5 3 -1 9 O liv er's 100 2 6 -9 members of the Trigg County shooters using the Lewis system Ace's 01041 - 6 Ace's 025 2(12)-21 Ladycat softball team. for scoring, with the first three HRS-Stevens, Morris, Lamb HRS- none Melissa Bush, Tatum McNi- places in all flights awarded Sumner chols, and Latora Boyd are prizes. members of the Bluegrass Jyly..Z-(e.xh_ij2itiQn) First place will receive $65, W Bombers, made up of softball Goodwin Funeral Home 20 second place $40, and third players from throughout west­ Ky State Penitentiary 21 place will receive a shell bag. ern Kentucky. A prize of $100 will be Bush plays for the 14-and- awarded to the overall high Team EL L GEL RSRA under team that has rolled up a scorer. Goodwin 20 0 - 349 111 23-1 record and has won each of There will also be a ladies Ace's 14 6 6 214 143 the five tournaments they have 12 8 8 and Greenwig class with prizes Oliver's Logging 254 225 entered over the summer. awarded to the first and second U.S. Steel 7 13 13 230 242 McNichols and Boyd play for place finishers. Coldwell Banker 7 13 13 195 260 the 16-and-under squad that is All shooters must be regis­ Stroud's Warriors 0 20 20 110 368 ^ 19-7 this summer. tered by 3 p.m. This event is HOMERUN LEADERS (Regular Season) Another Ladycat, Stephanie sponsored by Barkley Lake P lay er No. P lay er N o. Lancaster, plays for the 18- BOYD THE BOMBER - Latora Boyd connects on this pitch during M. Morris (Goodwin) 27 M. Lane (U.S. Steel) 3 and-under team. softball action July 10-11 in the Troy Sowell Invitational in Hopkinsville. Ducks Unlimited Chapter and R. Butts (Goodwin) 15 B. Finley (Goodw in) 3 The 14 and 16 year-old teams Boyd and Trigg County Ladycat teammate Tatum McNichols helped Bush Road Sporting Clays. J. Lamb (Goodwin) 13 T. Carneyhan (U.S. Stl) 3 competed in the Troy Sowell lead the Pennyrile Bombers to a runner-up finish at the tournament Additional information can be R. Roberts (Oliver’s) 12 W. Joiner (Goodwin) 3 Invitational Tournament July obtained by calling 522-6193. T. Vinson (Ace's) 9 M. Joiner (Goodwin) 2 10-11 in Hopkinsville, which Softball Association Tourna­ "Both teams had their Food and drinks will be S. Parrent (Coldwell) 8 P. Newman (U.S. Steel) 2 brings together some of the best ment in Jupiter, Florida July 21- chances but we couldn't push available at the shoot and a D. Pace (Ace's) 8 W. Odom (Ace's) 2 softball talent in western and 25. the run across," said coach door prize will be given away. J. Ladd (Oliver's) 8 K. Mitchell (Oliver's) 1 0 central Kentucky. The U-14 team is mostly just Brent Hopgood. "Tatum and J. Sumner (Goodwin) 7 S. Woods (Stroud's) 1 The 18 year-old team did not th at..... under 14. Half of the Latora both played an excel­ D. Stevens (Goodwin) 5 N. Cummins (Oliver's) 1 compete. team, including Melissa, is 13 lent tournament." ’Hot Summ er J. Lancaster (Oliver’s) 4 J. Keller (Coldwell) 1 Bush and her teammates years old. McNichols banged out 17 hits K. Bridges (Oliver’s) 4 Willie (Ace's) 1 captured their fifth straight Meanwhile, McNichols and in the six games for an amazing Slam ’ slated J. Humphries (Oliver’s) 3 Ricky Cotton (Ace's) 1 tournament title over the sum­ Boyd were also busy at the .772 batting average for the mer by slugging Marshall tournament leading the U-16 tourney. Boyd also put up big for July 24 County 14-5 in the champi­ team to a second place finish. numbers by swatting seven hits Co-ed Softball onship game. Bush went 3-5 at Joining the Trigg County duo for a .389 clip. Boyd was also The Heart of Hopkinsville Final Regular Season Co-ed Standings the plate with a three-run on the team are players from rested for a game as every team will be sponsoring the "Hot T fia m GR RSRA double and started the game­ Christian County such as had to deal with sweltering w L Summer Slam" mud volleyball Phil's Honeys 7 0 141 38 ending double play at third Mandy Mayton and Jeri Adams, heat that saw the mercury tournament Saturday, July 24 at M isfits 6 i i 166 33 base. For the tournament, Bush Hopkinsville's Kelly Rose, and idling in the 90 degree mark for the West Kentucky State Fair­ Music Shoppe 5 2 2 103 46 batted .571 (12-21) with 7 RBI. players from Second Region the entire day. grounds. Mitchell Builders 3 4 4 57 120 "Melissa is a terrific kid and Champion Madisonville to Helping coach the team are There will be 8 to 10 courts of Liberty Point 3 4 4 49 76 and excellent player. She name a few. Tatum's parents Terry Lee and play and the registration fee is E ast C adiz 2 5 5 36 110 played a tremendous third base Donna McNichols. The U-16 Bombers began the Next up for the U-16 team is $100. Each team will consist of Hamptons 2 5 5 56 99 for us," said Larry Bowling, tournament with a 23-0 white­ up to fifteen people, with two Canton 0 7 7 45 131 coach of the team which is the United States Slow-pitch - wash of Pazzaz of Hopkins Softball Association Tourna­ women on the court at all times. made up primarily of players Home run Leaders County. The team followed ment July 16-18 in Louisville. The double elimination tour­ S. Parrent (Misfits) 1 0 from Hopkins and Union that game with an even easier nament will offer free prizes to County. Last year, the Bombers were I H l j L S game, a 7-0 forfeit over the Hot runner-up and played in the participants. The top three The U-14 team opened the Liberty Point 03112101 - 9 M itc h e ll’s 2 1 1 0 4 1 2 -1 1 Shots, who never showed for national tournament. This teams will be awarded T-shirts tournament with a 24-0 shel­ Hampton's 301 003 10 -8 East Cadiz 121 002 1 - 7 the game. year, the Bombers are shooting and other prizes. lacking of the Lady Crushers of The Bombers began play July for a top two finish and a return Money raised from the event Marshall County. The team Music Shoppe 000 01 ■•1 P h il's 380 15 -1 7 11 with a 12-4 win over Glas­ trip to this year's tournament, will go toward the develop­ also beat B.J.'s Bears of Owens­ Misfits 303 7x ■■13 Canton 0 2 0 0 3 - 5 gow's Oilers and an 8-7 loss to which will be held in ment of downtown Hop­ boro (12-1), the Kentucky B.J.'s Bears of Owensboro. The Hutchinson, Kansas. k in sv ille . Little League Baseball Tomboys of Owensboro (9-1), Bombers then beat the Bandits The Bombers will also play For more information or an and Marshall County 13-5 on Scoreboard 15-2, and the Bears 9-6 to set up in the A.S.A. State Tournament entry form, call Bobbie Smith 0 their way to the champi­ before July 15 at 887-4015. Week of July 2 -9 onship. a title clash with the Owens­ July 23-25 in Elizabethtown. boro squad. Ky Machine 200 0 3 1 -6 Cee Bee 03013 - 7 Next up for the team is the According to Hopgood, the Knight/Hale 222 41x -11 T.C.F.B. 102 3 1 - 8 Amateur Softball Association Bombers, whose teams also in­ State Tournament July 16-18 in The game was classic and clude U-12 and U-10 teams, Brew Crew wins J.C.I. 513 3(14) - 26 Cee Bee 005 5 0 - 1 0 Glaseow. The next dav. the was won by the Bears 6-5 in 11 were formed four years ago and Bank of Cadiz 0 1 3 3 1 - 8 T.C.F.B. 0 0 0 3 1 -4 team leaves for the National are funded by area sponsors. July 5 Tourney Ky. Machine 2 0 1 0 0 - 3 Goodwin 202 0 2 5 -1 1 The Brew Crew of Hop­ Knight/Hale 304 43 -1 4 Cee Bee 300 040 - 7 kinsville blasted their way to the title at the July 5 Men’s J.C.I. (12)82 6-28 Softball Tournament at the Bank of Cadiz 0 0 1 4 - 6 Trigg County Recreation Com­ Final Regular Season plex. Little League Standings The one-day double- elimination softball fest fea­ 9 & 10 YEAR OLDS 11 & 12 YEAR OLDS tured eleven teams from west­ TEAM TEAM ern Kentucky and Tennessee. J.C .I. 9 2 - T .C .F .B . 7 4 8 6 Goodwin Funeral Home was Bank of Cadiz 3 1 Goodwin 5 1 one of four Trigg County teams Knight & Hale 5 6 4 Cee Bee 5 6 2 in the tourney, with Goodwin Ky. Machine 0 11 9 Cadiz Ins. 4 7 3 placing third, after losing to Babe Ruth Baseball Carlisle County 10-9 in the loser's bracket final. Babe Ruth Standings The Brew Crew defeated l a m ______W L GB RS RA .Player Carlisle County twice, includ­ Dennison Hunt 9 2 - 111 90 S. Butts (JCI) 1 ing 21-20 in the championship Stroud's 7 4 2 98 92 T. Bush (KME) 1 game. Ky. Machine 7 5 21/2 109 75 J. Lander (JCI) 1 Tournament scores Johnson Controls 0 12101/2 81 152 First/Second Round Pee Wee Scoreboard Goodwin 15 Knight Deposit 6 Carlisle Co. 8 Cadiz Drywall 3 Games of July 2 - 9 Sinking Fork 21 Mitchell's 13 4-6 League 7 & 8 League Brew Crew 24 U.S. Steel 12 Knights 18 Bears 8 Ky Machine 14 Bears 9 Goodwin 9 Headquarters 7 Triggers 11 Knights 7 Tigers 18 Giants 17 Brew Crew 18 Ardco 69ers 1 8-11 League Tigers 23 Braves 18 Loser's Bracket Blizzards 13 Love Bugs 9 Ardco 69ers12 Headquarters 11 Blizzards 19 Angels 0 Mitchell's 12 Cadiz Drywall 5 Ardco 69ers 11 U.S. Steel 0 Love Bugs 20 Knight Deposit 21 Mitchell's 5 4-6 League EL L LIU 8-11 LeagueW L GB Carlisle Co. 10 Goodwin 9 K nights 6 2 - B lizzard s 6 1 Brew Crew 18 Sinking Fork 10 Red Hots 4 2 1 Love Bugs 4 2 21/2 Brew Crew 12 Carlisle Co. 10 B ears 2 5 31/ 2 Angels 0 7 6 Loser's Bracket Quarterfi- Triggers 2 5 31/ 2 nal/Semifinal/Final 7-8 League w L GB Goodwin 18 Ardco 69ers 14 LEARNING THE BASICS - Patrick Dawson, of Cadiz, attempts a shot under the watchful eye of Murray Knight Dep. 12 Sinking Fork 0 Ky. Machine 8 1 - State Student Assistant Coach Scott Sivills during the Murray State University Shooting Camp July 9- Goodwin 10 Knight Dep. 7 G iants 5 3 21/2 11. Dawson was one of 73 campers who attended the camp to work on such basketball skills as three Carlisle Co. 10 Goodwin 9 Tigers 4 6 41/ 2 point and free throw shooting, running the fast break, and other offensive skills. Championship B raves 1 7 61/2 Brew Crew 21 Carlisle Co. 20 B-2, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, July 14,1993 1993 8-11 Girls Softball League Blizzards Love Bugs

1993 BLIZZARDS - Front row from left are Jennifer Birdsong, Brandie Samsil, Jennifer Cansler, Jennifer Mitchell, and Allison Birdsong. Second row from left are Kiki Radford, Latasha Rollins, Jamee Jones, Nita Wilson, Miranda Free, Jessica Lawrence, and Ashley Sumner. Coaches are (back row from left) Monte Birdsong, Mike Cansler, and John Hopper. Not pictured is Ashley Goodwin. 1993 LOVEBUGS ■ Front row from left are Rebecca Lundy, Mistie Bell, Tarees Boyd, Sandy Grubbs, Alicia Grubbs, Bethanie Freeman, and Mandee McGee. Second row from left are Coach Terry Crump, Carla Heckmann, Leslie Dawson, Tiffany Ogle, Tiffany Fowler, Leetoria Grubbs, and Coach M.H. Fowler. Angels Not pictured is Heather Turner, Tierra Outing, and Janie Peck.

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University of Kentucky recruit UK's basketball team should have ject was 'Will UK be No. 1?' Hunch II: J.R. Rider and which he will be inducted into the Anthony Epps and current­ more native sons on its roster and "Second, Louisville went as far Christian Laettner will not be on KHSAA Hall of Fame next recruiting-object Allen Iverson of points out that even in years when as I thought they would go (in the the same team by '94. spring? Hampton Va. have something else UK was successful with the likes NCAA) but I was pulling for all • Todd May, Virgie High and in common this week. Sports in of Alex Groza, Dan Issel and three Ky. schools. At least you are WHATEVER HAPPENED Pikeville College basketball star ^ Money. And an NCAA look* Kentucky Kenny Walker, "the roster was giving W estern some mention in TO... DEPT? and Mr. Basketball 1982. ®ee. still more than half home grown your column. They had a great Don Gullett. Whatever hap­ • Ed Ziegler, MVP in the 1954(?) Recreation Bowl in Mt.. Epps participated in a three- talent. Sure, we want out-of-state team." pened to McKell High football- Sterling. on-three tournament near his _ talent, but we want, and should Finally, while Sullivan baseball standout who became an home in Marion County last b^JBoVWatklns have at least half the team com­ acknowledges there are many UK all-star pitcher with the Big Red PARTING SHOT month in which winners were posed of native sons. We've got fans among readers of Sports In Machine Reds and New York Yankees? Basketball writer/author John paid. Epps told UK officials he talent here in the state and if Piti- Ky. there are UofL ones also. Today, Gullett is pitching Feinstein has a nominee for did not receive any money, but Tch, tch. Much too early to no and staff won't or can't recruit "Perhaps you should rename coach with the Cincinnati Reds. NCAA commissioner succeeding the matter was reported (by UK) deploy a lower expectations strat: it, then that's something of a your column Sports in Lexington." Herbie Phelps. Whatever hap­ Dick Schultz. to the NCAA just in case. egy- weakness they need to work on." COMMENT: Thank you for pened to 1960s state high school Bob Knight. Iverson, considered the coun­ CARL BIBLE of Milford, Oh writing. scoring and rushing football star "I would pay money just to try's premier point guard senior- UofL-UK HOOPS: DEC. I writes: "Next year this will be the at Bardstown St. Joe? hear his 'State of the NCAA' ^ o - b e and high on Pitino's Wanted Dec. 1 , UofL and UK lineup UK will use during crunch NBA DRAFT FUTURES' Today, Phelps is head basket­ speech at the convention each List, accepted air fare from Nike announced last week, is the date time: Walter McCarty at center, "Which first-round picks in '93 ball coach of the girls program at year," Feinstein says. "I can just Corp. valued at $520 to fly home the two basketball teams will will be playing in the NBA all-star Jared Prickett at PF, Rodrick Nelson County High. hear his opening sentence: 'You to Hampton from Indianapolis meet to settle the next 'State Great game in five years?" someone Rhodes at SF, Tony Delk at 2-G So, Sports In Ky. would like to people are so g...... clueless I'm and back. asked last week. and Travis Ford at point. hear from you about these Ken­ not sure why I'm even wasting my Seems Iverson had a court date Early? Prediction: Calbert Cheaney, PIATT C. SULLIVAN of tuckians, whatever happened to... time talking to you.' So who does it help? Hurt? to face charges of malicious Louisville writes: "Two things Anfernee Hardaway, Allan Hous­ • Woody Fryman, Pittsburgh "After that, he could start to wounding in a bowling alley Helps Louisville since, under have really bothered me this year ton, Shawn Bradley, Chris Web­ Pirates, Montreal Expos? get tough on the (delegates)." the current format the Cardinals brawl last February. in your column. First, on Jan. 7 ber, Jamal Mashburn, J.R. Rider • Johnny Cox, Hazard High And so it goes. The point? Iverson and Epps have beaten UK three times in the Denny Crum won his 500th game and Chris Mills. and UK basketball star '59. Have a point of view you would; instances point up how alternately last 10 years. which I think is quite an achieve­ Hunch: Among those being • Ernie House, London High im portant and ridiculous NCAA Helps UofL because an early like to share? Write to Bob Watkins,' ment. But the following week (it touted for NBA MVP: Shawn and Laurel County High, who Sports In Ky., P.O. Box 124, Glen­ rules governing payment to stu­ loss to UK is quickly forgotten. was not mentioned). The big sub­ Bradley. earned 15 letters in four sports for dale, Ky. 42740. dent-athletes can be. Hurts UK because Pitino's Important because Iverson's team must play Indiana three days freebee is basketball related, is later in Indianapolis. excessive, and sends the wrong Men's softball tourney underway (free ride) message. Important NOV. 19-20 COULD BE because it makes him vulnerable BIG FOR UK ZEALOTS The Trigg County Men's double while Todd Brown saw Coldwell Bankers blast Julv 9 Boxscores to influence by those who could University of Kentucky football chipped in with two singles U.S. Steel 21-3 to advance to League Softball Tournament got Oliver's 403 231 0 - 13 steer him to a certain college. and basketball zealots, uh, fans underway July 9 with a near and a double. the winner's bracket final that Even bankroll his stay there. may be in for a dandy pre- Stroud's 102122 3-11 upset and a pair of blow-outs. Oliver's advanced to play was scheduled for July 13. a Influenced by whom? In Iver­ Thanksgiving weekends Nov. 19- The opening game of the regular season champ Goodwin Timmy Bush cracked a first HRS- Lancaster (1) s o n 's case, Nike Corp. movers and 20. double-elimination tournament and lost 15-3. inning home run for Coldwell shakers who run the A ll-Am eri­ Friday evening, Nov. 19: Rick U.S. Steel 200 01 -3 can Basketball Festival in Indi­ Pitino's team debuts against Ath­ saw Oliver's Timber hold off O liver’s jum ped out to a 3-0 Bankers, who also got four hits anapolis. letes in Action in Rupp Arena (not Stroud's 13-11 to advance to the lead after one inning, but was from Kevin Gamer. Coldweil 175 8x - 21 Conversely, application of the Memorial Coliseum), 7:30. winner's bracket semi-final. outscored 15-0 over the final David Underhill had a HRS-none rule can be ridiculous in Epps' Saturday afternoon, Nov. 20 Jason Lancaster slugged a four innings. triple and double for U.S. Steel, case because the $175 (for three Bill Curry's Wildcats host the home run, a triple, and a single Ricky Butts and Jeff Lamb who was scheduled to play Goodwin 065 31 -15 players)is pocket money, if he got Tennessee Vols. for the winners while Stacey each soared round-trippers Stroud's July 13 in the loser's UK-AA will feature much- Oliver's 300 0 0 - 3 any. Summer time spending Turner added three singles and while Jason Sumner and Mark bracket. money. anticipated show-up of Walter HRS-Butts (1), Lamb (1) a double. Joiner also added home runs. The loser’s bracket final will a NCAA rules ought to be flexi­ McCarty along with Jeff Sheppard Sumner (1), M. Joiner (1) Jason Lancaster added a be played July 16 at 7 p.m. with b l e enough to distinguish the dif­ and Anthony Epps. Stroud's, who played with ference and be applied according­ O f interesting — encore to the only nine players, was lead by triple for O liver’s. the championship to follow at The other first round game 8 p.m. and 9 p.m. if necessary. ly- grand introductory production Brian Reinick's four singles and Stay tuned. heretofore choreographed Chris Cameron, sports information UofL's DOLLAR BILL director, recently departed to pri­ THROWAKNUCKLER vate business in Atlanta. ATTENTION "The game (football coiffira'ct UK-Tennessee — could be bat- agreement) with, Kentucky hasn't tlejqr a bowl berth if Wildcats affected our stadium drive sales," surprise skeptics by bringing more LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS ^University of Louisville director than five victories into the week­ COOL IDEA FORSUMMER!!! 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* t I • - B-4, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, July 14,1993 AGRICULTURE ______4-Hers participate in Rally Day event . Trigg County 4-Hers, leaders and families celebrated the work and dedication of 4-Hers for the 1992-93 school year at Rally Day held at the new Recreation Complex Pavilion. Approximately 60 4-Hers and family members attended this event. Jodie P'Pool welcomed

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by Paola Howe - During the week of June 21 through 25,12 students, a chaperone and County Extension Agent for 4-H Youth Development their advisor attended the FFA Leadership Training Center in Hardinsburg. The students participated in classes to become better FFA officers and members, attended special interest groups and participated in the group and encouraged 4- athletic activities. Camper Charles Terrell received a leadership award. Other members attending were Hers to continue to set goals and Mark Humphries, Lynn Ethridge, Laura King, Andrea Litchfield, Bailey Oliver, Shannon Perry, Jason work hard to achieve them. Thomas, Ronnie Ennis, Kyle Wease, Jennifer Litchfield, Billy Barnes, Luke Hale, chaperone Tanya Five 4-Hers presented a Sanders, and advisor Daniel Hale. fashion revue — modeling garments which they had made for their 4-H project. FASHION SHOW - 4-Hers model garments that they had completed There were 53 project exhibits for 4-H projects, in a Fashion Revue at Rally Day Events. 0 Conservation, livestock tour on display. Twenty-four of those exhibits were selected to Sara Ginn, Sarah Helton, Ash­ Melinda Oliver, Bailey go on to the State Fair. ley Hensley, Kyle Hensley, Ja­ Olivet, Lucy Oliver, April to include several local farms 4-Hers which were recog­ cob Howe, Shelley Howe, Mark Parry, Andy Poltorak, Julie nized for their achievements Humphries, Milburn P'Pool, David Southwick, <’* during the past year include: Humphries, Dusty King, Laura Marissa Stewart, Priscilla To- **tion Emily Champion, Callie Ginn, King, Tatum McNichols, rian, and Catherine Yielding. sors invites ever the 33rd annual e Conservation Tour to P'Pool attends FFA meeting •

Jodie P'Pool of Cadiz, presi­ The FFA conference is de­ workshops in communications, \ E rn e st dent of the Kentucky Future signed to improve leadership team building, media training, Lawrence farm, Farmers of America Associa­ and communication skills, sup­ group dynamics and member­ as the Swatsell Farm. This stop tion, attended a National FFA plement training provided by ship development, among oth- • is located approximately two Leadership Conference for state FM -aasociations. -and JBfSi- -These activ ities are d e­ * fnMel' n'5rfhwest of Montgomery State Officers the week of June foster an understanding or cur­ signed- to help prepare' the | next to Interstate 24. Signs will 20 through 126,1993" rent agricultural* issues. It also officers for effective leader­ j be posted the day of the tour to provides a forum for the ex­ ship roles in their states. ^ t help with directions. Tour par- TOUR STOP - Larry Joe Johnston, General Steel Co., Inc., stands in P'Pool is the son of Tommy change of ideas between offi­ : ticipants will be able to see front of the cabin that he restored on his farm. The cabin was built in and Sylvia P'Pool of Cadiz. cers from several states. The National FFA Leader­ i some areas of the county seldom the 1860s. This farm is one of four to be visited on the 33rd Annual The conference was held in A highlight of the meeting is ship Conference for; State Offi­ Tjseen from the main roads. Conservation and Livestock Tour to be held on Thursday, July 22. Nashville, Ind. This is one of the opportunity to work with cers is sponsored by Merck JS The tour will proceed 10 national leadership training the national FFA officers who AgVet of Rahway, N.J., as a " through the Swatzell, Sherbert birds and wildlife. An historic Watkins farm owned by Rose­ conferences being held across are conducting the conferences. special project of the National and Lawrence farms to the farm cabin built in the 1860s and re­ mary Savage and Scott the nation. The 1993 program includes FFA Foundation, Inc. of General Steel Co., operated stored beautifully by James Watkins. This 220-acre farm by Larry Joe Johnston. This farm Adams will be the focal spot has been operated by Firman S. was purchased in 1988 from Ben here. Cook III since the mid 1970s. Cundiff. This farm is used ex­ The third stop of the morning tensively to attract all forms of: will be on part of the old Jesse See Tour, Page B-12 AUCTION Saturday, July 17,1993, at 10 A.M. Fredonia, Kentucky LOCATION: From Fredonia take Hwy. 91 North, toward Marion, KY for 1 mile. Watch for the sign at the auction site. REAL ESTATE - House and Six Acres This unique acreage has everything you could ask for, convenience; quiet, scenic and private. An abun­ dance of shade for the yard, an apple orchard 20+ trees, grape arbor, garden space, lots of storage buildings, and room for the horse, dog, or any other animal. This well maintained home, buildings and acreage can be is just around the corner and The Cadiz Record yours. Make your plans, mark your calendar, and be there to buy this nice mini farm. will be publishing the Festival Catalog - 8-13-93 This home has two bedrooms, 1000 sq. ft. with large 14x36 carport, utility room and fireplace. The garage 16x22 also has a 12x22 carport, another 14x15 storage building and a 12x30 tool shed. and the Official Program 9-29-93. PERSONAL PROPERTY To reserve advertising space in either ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Oil lamp, telephone glass insulators, old wood pulleys, cross cut saws, KING EDWARD cigar boxes, old political campaign buttons, HALL'S LOCK CO. safe 28"x36" "heavy,” the catalog or the program call LOUIS L'AMOUR paperbacks. 522-6605 or 1-800-880-6606. HOUSEHOLD: Rocker recliner, table fan, lamps, couch with end and coffee table, large mirror, drop leaf dining table with 4 chairs, QUASAR TV color w/remote, RCA TV b/W, EUREKA vacuum cleaner, 4 pc. maple bedroom suite, window fan, cedar chest, ironing board, maple bookcase, double bed, desk, odd chairs, blankets, pillows, fireplace accessories, KENMORE dishwasher, new toaster oven, GE electric stove, MAGIC CHEF microwave, CITATION chest deep freeze 15 cu. ft., SEARS-KENMORE washer and dryer, new bedside potty chair, lawn chairs, 2 kerosene heaters, BALL glass jars, kitchen glassware, assorted wine bottles, strawberry cartons, floor fan. GUNS & KNIVES: 1969 BROWNING 25 automatic - never fired and still in Original box. REMINGTON ' ' SHOTGUN 16 ga. #870, REMINGTON RIFLE 22 #552 w/Speedmaster scope, SMITH WESSON 38, BUSH- NELL binoculars, assorted ammunition, 19 knives assorted sizes and kinds, 1 new BARLOW, 1 new BUCK, 4 new CASE (1983), 3 new CASE (1984), 2 new CASE (198$), 1 new C ASE #6249,1984 commemorative HALF DOLLAR 90% silver, fishing rods and tackle. FARM MACHINERY: 1968 Chevrolet pickup truck one owner, 1973 FORD 1000 tractor (650 hrs.) one owner, 1985 CUB CADET 1711 HYDRO lawn mower 50" deck, TUFLINE 3 pt. hitch disc, SERVIS6-ft. grader blade, Let's all get SIDEWINDER 3 pt. bushhog 5 ft., 1 bottom 3 pt. plow, 3 pt. hitch carry-all, 2 wheel trailer, STIHL weed eater, BLACK & DECKER push mower electric, hand tools, wire cable rope clevis, post hole digger, wheel barrow, together and ladders, saw horses, shop tools. OWNER: Henry Dunning Estate — Barbara Gray, Executrix support the LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Deed Book 125, Page 107. TAXES: Real Estate taxes to be prorated date of deed. efforts of all those TERMS: Real Estate, 20% down day of sale, balance with deed within 30 days. Personal Property, cash ’day | * of sale. Sales tax charged where applicable. ANNOUNCEMENTS DAY OF SALE TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER PRINTED MATTER involved in the All information contained herein is for informational purposes only. It was obtained from reliable sources! Trigg County and is believed to be correct; however, it is not guaranteed. • " Ham Festival!!! ‘T'Oe&t Real Estate & Auction, Inc. * T O Rt- 6, Box 131C, Princeton. Ky. 42445 nWfir 502.363-7272 , W

i 4 ______The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, July 14,1993, B-5 Caution is urged during late planting average in the middle $40s. the price outlook translates U.S. prices and increasing SOYBEAN VARIETIES FOR and Illinois inventory is two The only major factor that into small profits. Most European demand has made the 1 LATE DOUBLE CROPPING percent greater. The increases offset lower hog numbers in the might lead to a major drop in producers have production costs competition for foreign markets In late-planted (i.e. double­ rest of the U.S., showing a con­ hog production would be a sub­ in the low $40s and selling quite sharp. crop) situations, the recommen­ Agriculture tinued focusing of hog produc­ stantial increase in feed costs. prices are predicted to average dation is to plant the latest notes If you need further informa­ tion in the western com belt and Likewise, there are no incen­ in the $45 to $47 range over the maturity soybean that can tion, contact your County North Carolina while declin­ tives encouraging substantial next year. safely mature before frost for a Extension Office at 522-32^9. ing everywhere else. production increases. Pork pro­ A factor that could lead to given area, according to Jim All education programs of the duction for 1993 so far is down higher prices is demand, which Herbek, University of Ken­ by John Fourqurean Analysis of the production Kentucky Cooperative Exten­ County Extension Agent slightly. The total will proba- has been increasing. Pork ex­ tucky College of Agriculture, figures in the report suggest sion Service serve all the peo­ for Agriculture______bljnbe little changed from last Grains Specialist. This is gen­ relatively stable hog prices ports helped increase U.S. hog ple regardless of race, color, yeaV. age, sex, religion, handicap, or erally a mid- to full-season Iowa numbers are up three per­ over the next year. Prices will prices in 1992, but are unlikely follow a seasonal variation, but national origin. variety for that area. For cent, Missouri is up four percent For Kentucky hog producers, to help much this year. Higher Western Kentucky this would be late group IV to V soybean varieties. Such varieties will give most vegetative growth, height, canopy closure and SUMMER y ield . However, when planting ex­ tremely late, the danger of a killing frost to a full-season variety makes it necessary to use a variety that is earlier in maturity for a given area. For Western Kentucky, this would indicate switching to a group IV variety. The switch to an earlier variety should be done YOUR on plantings made in early July 1993 DODGE 1993 DODGE or later. CHOICE For detailed discussion on RAM 50 SHADOW variety selection see AGR-129 and AGR-130 at your County Extension Office. HOG MARKET Trigg County was fifth in the <8995 state (a few years ago) in swine or production. Other counties have increased production but we have decreased a little $ also. Hogs were once said to be 2 door liftback, air conditioning, rack and the mortgage lifters in Trigg pinion steering, AM/FM stereo, driver side air County. They can still be that 164 bag. and this report reflects that. There is money to be made in W W y / i hogs. We certainly have the SISK SUPER SAVERS resources: com, labor, tradition, and a source of feeder pigs (according to James Flood). The 1977 CHEVROLET k jA § process and supply industry Caprice Station Wagon f iQ P a available with interest and enthusiasm from agri-busi­ ' (wl 9/22/93 nesses and businessmen like: J.D. Howell at Cadiz Milling «*<»»'■ 85 9.0.0 • Co., Pumia feeds from Crop ~ $1,695°“ "H i Production Service, feed, ser­ 9 0 vices and delivery from South­ Orfcof------. yem------_ _ _ M 0Da----- ern States Coop., and equipment 1985 Dodge Aries #5212-1...... *2995.00 from the Farm Store.Your Mil JTARV U>. * ------Authorized Date County Extension Service has ... ------1987 Dodge Shadow #2272-1...... *3495.00 expertise from an Extension Swine Specialist and Ag Engi­ 1989 Pontiac Sunbird #7106-1...... ‘4995.00 neer to provide all the techni­ 1993 PONTIAC cal assistance needed by a pro­ ducer. SUNBIRD UNDER *10,000 The following is an analysis Stock #2158 of the USDA Hogs and Pigs re­ 2 door coupe, tinted glass, air conditioning, sport mirrors, anti-lock brakes. port and the current market 1989 Ford Tempo Stk. #5216-1...... *6995.00 situation, by Dr. Lee Meyer, University of Kentucky College 1991 Ford Escort Stk. #3331-1...... ‘8495.00 of Agriculture Livestock Mar­ s keting Specialist. 1989 Celebrity Eurosport Stk. #2267-1...... *8995.00 HOG MARKET - WHERE NOW? 9. 995/ 184*. Debate about the direction 1990 Eclipse Stk. #4544-2...... that hog prices and production ...... *8995.00 will take has been sharp over the last year. The June 30 1989 Honda Accord Stk. #1166-2...... *9895.00 USDA Hogs and Pigs report added fuel to the debate. Ac­ 1991 Honda Civic Stk. #5213-1...... $9895.00 cording to the report, the U.S. We have 20 GM & Chrysler Program Cars a Swine inventory, as of June 1, 1991 Pontiac Donneville #2540-1______...... *9995.00 1993, was 59.7 million, a one percent rise from last year. This Vans. Coupes, Sedans, Convertibles andlVpi small increase added to the Vans. Prices start at $9,490 for a ’93 Plyniout debate because most analysts T RUCKS and VANS had expected a three percent Acclaim 4 door Sedan with automatic increase as well as other signs of expansion. transmission and air conditioning with lots of 1983 CHEVROLET The futures market reacted immediately. All contracts factory warranty left. See us today. PICKUP were limit up ($1.50/cwt) on the Thursday after the report was released and the deferred 1993 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER Stock contracts were limit up again on #7132-2 $1,695 Friday. Prices for the summer months are in the $47 to $48 1992 Dodge Dakota, range (for both 1993 and 1994) with other contracts in the mid 1993 Pontiac Transport, program and lower $40s. Those who 1993 Grand Caravan SE program van...... Dig Discounts think the futures market con­ 4,650 trols the cash market were 1993 Grand Voyager SE, program van...... Dig Discounts again shown to be wrong, as cash prices dropped because of 1991 Jeep Cherokee, loaded...... One Of A Kind lower wholesale meat prices. 1991 Dodge Dakota LE, loaded, V-8...... You Must See Nearly all of the increase in per hog production is in a few Stock #7127 month 1981 Dodge D250 Wagon Stk. #8276-1...... *4995.00 states. North Carolina leads with a 17 percent increase. 7 passenger seating, automatic transmission, AM/FM stereo, air bags and much 1991 Ford Ranger Stk. #7064-1 ...... *8495.00 more. ♦Includes rebate, plus tax and license. *1000 down cash or equity. 8.5% APR, 60 mo. with approved credit. 1991 Chevrolet S-10 Stk. #1475-1...... *8495.00 f y o a nFor A utomcomplete otive O utlet Stone,TO&ene 'l/ettu n e T fta& ee H&e "D i^ enettee news coverage, Sales Representatives: Terry Teague, Donnie Henderson, Bill Blair, David Crawford, Wayne Sims, Joe Guess, Don Grimes. read your hometown SISK MOTOR CO. newspaper, The PONTIAC • CADILLAC • CHRYSLER • PLYMOUTH • DODGE Cadiz Record 9th & Clay Streets • Hopkinsville • 885-9900

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Historic region KINPMESS: EXCUSE ME, INPlFFERENCE • EXCUSE M E of SE France (Warner — R) No. 5 CAN IH E L P £ b y o u HAVE 30. Fortify 9. Used People Shirley MacLaine You \WITW THE COfPECT 31. French town (F o x V id e o -P G -1 3 ) No. 11 THAT? 32. Money of vessel 10. Consenting Adults Kevin TIME? r account 51. Soap-frame Kline (Hollywood Home Video — 33. French satirist bar R) No. 8 52. White-tailed 35. Dill weed 11. Trespass Bill Paxton 36. He played eagle you green (MCA/Universal — R) No. 9 Hopalong 53. Jog 21. European river 12. Glengarry Glen Ross Alec Cassidy DOWN 22. Hillside 37. "A Tree - 1. Homed viper Baldwin (Live Home Video — R) dugout No. 6 in Brooklyn” 2. Pig’s digs? 23. Gentle person 38. Rock layers 3. Sticky stuff 24. One of a 13. Hero Dustin Hoffman (Colum­ 41. Offer 4. Sports centers Celtic order bia TriStar — PG-13) No. 12 42. Stone or wood 5. Fencing sword 26. Performable 14. The Player Tim Robbins GEORGE by MARK SZORADY lead-in 6. Jamie — Curtis 27. Something (Columbia TriStar — R) No. 14 43. French 7. Current styles forbidden 15. School Ties Brendan Fraser seaport 8. County seat 28. Workgroup (Paramount — PG-13) No. 13 48. Mexican money 29. Corrodes 49. Actress of Kerry, 16. Reservoir Dogs Harvey Keitel LOOK, GECP&E/ WE RE GETTING OUR FIRST IT S A THREAT FROfA 31. Coagulate (Live Home Video — R) No. 15 Thompson 9. Long lunch? 34. Mexican timber MESSAGE ON THE NEVJ FAX MACAWE / r— THE POST OFFICE. 17. The Last O f The Mohicans 50. Historic 10. Distinct part trees Daniel Day-Lewis (FoxVideo — R) Natasha’s Stars No. 16 18. Sneakers Robert Redford (MCA/Universal — R) No. 18 A R IES (March 21 to April 19) 22) A career matter is brought to a 19. Hellraiser in : Hell On Earth Don’t let someone impose upon you successful conclusion. Old grievan­ Terry Farrell (Paramount — NR) ill the name of friendship. Tify not to ces could resurface Upset domestic No. 17 force issues with higher-ups. Im- harmony. Do your best to avoid ar­ 20. Johnny Suede Brad Pitt ( £ patience could sometimes be a prob­ guments this week. Changes occur at (Paramount — R) No. 23 lem. Home matters go well. This home over the weekend. weekend, accent objectivity and try SCORPIO (October 23 to D m Soap Updates by Seli Groves not to be temperamental. November 21) You will take a TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) definite stand this week, but others Some you deal with right now are may be evasive. Don’t believe every­ 1. John Anderson “Money In The ALL MY CHILDREN: Jack didn’t get help to stop drinking. A let Dylan know what happened with polite but insincere. The person who thing you hear. Try not to be abrupt Bank,” (BNA) Last Week: No. 5 blamed Laurel for Natalie’s death, shaken Macy insisted she wasn’t an Hart. After Gilly rejected his order to understands you best is a partner. Be with a work colleague. Maintain cor­ 2. Diamond Rio “Oh Me, Oh My, explaining Natalie and Adam were alcoholic, and left. Unaware that resume working for him, Roger told careful not to give unsolicited advice dial relations with others. Couples Sweet Baby,” (Arista) No. 4 on their way to stop her from leaving Brooke knew everything, Eric and her secret to Hamp. W ait To See: this week. Much of what you do this may have an unusual outing this 3. M cBride & The Ride “Love On town with embezzled funds when Ridge tried to get the signed copy of Julie faces another emotional crisis. week is of a behind-the-scenes na- weekend. The Loose, Heart On The Run,” they had the accident that claimed the “B elie f’ patent away from her, LO V IN G : A devastated Dinah a ture. Travel is favored this weekend. SA G ITTA RIU S (November 22 to (MCA) No. 7 Natalie’s life. Later, Jack met Lily, until she dropped the truth on them. Lee walked out on Curtis on their W GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) December 21) You will need care in 4. Alan Jackson “Chat­ Laurel’s autistic daughter, and real­ Sheila, upset that her expensive life­ Though it is a productive week for financial dealings with others. You tahoochee,” (Arista) No. 11 honeymoon after he told her how he ized she stole to pay for Lily’s care. style might be compromised, told you on the job, agreements with need to watch that you don’t over­ 5. Collin Raye “Somebody Else’s had killed Tess’ husband in Kuwait. His love returned, and he proposed. Stephanie that she would get Brooke others about financial concerns are spend this week. Safeguard assets. Moon,” (Epic) No. 12 Clay told Cooper he was aware of his_ Kendall subtly hinted to Bianca that to reconsider, and she, Sheila, would difficult to achieve how. Avert quar­ Fortunately, a new source of income 6. Clint Black With Wynonna "A marriage scam, and would help hirft- Erica and Dimitri didn’t want her then bring Stephanie to her knees. rels if you can. Tension could arise could arise later in the week. You are Bad Goodbye,” (RCA) No. 6 keep Ally. As Ally told a guilt-ridden around. Bianca then asked Travis to W ait To See: Sheila’s tactics worry Casey that she planned to leave with a friend over a money matter. in the mood for adventure, sports and 7. Tanya Tucker With Delbert take her back to Seattle. Ted refused Eric. Cooper, Steffi left her necklace in This weekend, you may be inviting exercise this weekend. McClinton “Tell Me About It,” Tad’s offer of a partnership in the D AYS O F OUR L IV E S : Vivian Casey’s bed. While Jeremy tried to. others to a social gathering. CAPRICORN (December 22 to (Liberty) No. 10 Orsini vineyards. Wait To See: prepared to inject a sleeping rescue Ava from Faison, she inad . CANCER (June 21 to July 22) January 19) Group activities are 8: Mary-Chapin Carpenter “The Erica considers reopening a custody Caroline with cleaning fluid and vertently knocked him out cold _ Others aren’t in the mood to com- favored this week. You or a partner Hard Way,” (Columbia) No. 8 fight for Bianca. morphine, to frame Carly for the while trying to escape on her own. ™ promise where business is concerned may be too sensitive. Try not to get 9. Reba McEntire “It’s Your ANOTHER WORLD: As Spen­ murder o f her future mother-in-law. Clay hired Tess as Curtis’ secretary. this week. A partnership matter may unduly upset. Getting things done Call,” (MCA) No. 9 cer and Jake plotted their Cory She was interrupted when Carly ar­ Stacey urged Buck not to give up on bewilder you. Romantic introduc­ around the house is one of your 10. M ark Chesnutt “It Sure Is takeover, Cass said he had a plan to rived to find the “nurse” bending Trucker. W ait To See: Faison makes tions come for those eligible. Take priorities this weekend. Later, you Monday,” (MCA) No. 15 learn who was buying up Cory stock. over Caroline was Vivian. Worried a move that could prove disastrous the lead in making things happen in will be in the mood for relaxing pur­ Top 10 Singles On his advice, Rachel moved up the that John might be the father of for Ava. your career. Recreational pursuits suits. date of the stockholders’ meeting, Marlena’s unborn baby, Sami fell ONE L IF E TO L IV E : C.J. and A1 are favored for the weekend. AQUARIUS (January 20 to angering Jake who had hoped to into the binge/purge cycle. After ac­ were trapped in a deep crevice at LEO (July 23 to August 22) Some February 18) It is best to do things 1. Rod Stewart “Have I Told You marry Paulina before the meeting. cessing the computer files, Sami Serenity Springs while Luna, Max, matters concerning work are under a yourself if you want them done to Lately,” (Warner) Last Week: No. 2 Ryan realized Ian was in Canada and learned the results of the paternity Tina, and Cord called emergency cloud this week. You may have dif­ your satisfaction. Work should go 2. Duran Duran “Come Undone,” followed him there. Vicky and Brett test. Kristen was unaware that some­ crews to help rescue them. Vild ficulty getting along with a well, but something could anger you (Capitol) No. 3 formed an alliance to locate Ryan one phoned someone else to an­ agreed to let the rescuers dynamite coworker. You will make progress, later in the week. Watch your 3. Tag Team “Whoomp! (There It and warn him about the message nounce she’d been found! Carrie an old tunnel running underneath however, on the domestic scene. A temper. You are quick to express Is)” (Life/Bellmark) No. 8 Carl left on his computer. Unaware agreed to have plastic surgery on her Llanfair. Although it could jeopard-** new job assignment comes to you your views, which is all right, as long 4. Dr. Dre “Dre Day,” (Death Grant was keeping tabs on her, scar. W ait To See: Kate makes an ize her case against the rapists, Marty later in the week and catches you by as you don’t have your feet out in the Vicky conspired with Bridget on a important decision about Laura. surprise. aisle. Row/Interscope) No. 5 admitted that Kevin was not one of 5. Expose “I ’ll Never Get Over way to get to Canada, while Matt GENERAL HOSPITAL: Jessica them. Nora told the fraternity boys V IRG O (August 23 to September PISC ES (February 19 to March You (Getting Over Me)” (Arista) insisted Brett let him accompany her gave Sean the results of her pregnan­ she was concerned about damaging 22) Try not to waste your time this 20) Try to avoid friction with a friend No. 6 on her search. Loma asked Grant to cy test. Tiffany flipped out after testimony from Carol Swift. Dorian week with superficial types. You over a money matter. You will want 6. U B40 “Can’t Help Falling In let her be his image-maker. W ait To learning of Sean and Jessica’s affair, tried to get hold of Sloan’s book. will be making an important invest­ to take advantage of local sales, but Love,” (Virgin) No. 9 See: Maggie has another surprise for threatening her own pregnancy. ment decision. Try not to argue with you tend to buy on impulse this Wait To See: A shock awaits 7. Captain Hollywood Project Sandy. Monica was upset by Alan’s admis­ close ties over the use of joint assets. week. You will be making some new everyone when the dynamite goes “More And More,” (Imago) No. 7 AS TH E W O R LD TU RN S: Hol­ sion that he found Rhonda to be a off! (P.S. Happy 25th Anniversary to a Do something different for entertain- friends over the weekend. Be sure to 8 den went into a rage after learning he warm and “affectionate” friend. “O LTL” on July 15.) “ ment this weekend. accept social invitations. . Snow “Girl, I ’ve Been Hurt,” was Aaron’s father, and that was the L IBR A (September^Un Qctnhe.r ''tag Features Synd. (EastWest) No. 11 Lucy found Katherine’s story simply YOUNG AND THE REST­ New C.D. Releases 9. Taylor Dayne “Can’t Get Of cause of Lily leaving him and fleeing didn’t add up. Halifax encouraged L E S S : Hope figured out that Victor Your Love,” (Arista) No. 10 from Oakdale. John supported Iva Holly’s anger at Bill, while Victoria came from a city and had money." by Brooks & Wilson 10. Jodeci “Lately,” (Up- who feared Holden would try to take seemed to be.much more tolerant and Later, he told her he had children he town/MCA) No. 15 Aaron from her. Holden confronted understanding. Jagger was puzzled loved dearly, but felt they were better Lily about keeping the truth from when Karen locked herself in her off without him. Brad and Nikki They’re beautiful, sexy, Monique and Suzanne Klemann, Top R&B/Soul him. Despite Ellen’s objections room. Alone, Karen began acting out were named co-executors of a trust glamorous, talented and related, who head up the exciting dance/pop about Emily donating an egg to the cruel comments made by Ray, established for Victoria and straight outta Amsterdam: sisters Euro sensation Lois L. Lois L ’s PLG Susan, Emily, Susan, and Larry Jason, and others. W ait To See: Nicholas. Miguel was given income Answers to debut is “Precious.” 1. Tag Team “Whoomp! (There It made the decision to go ahead with Holly’s plan for vengeance could from a trust account for life; Douglas King Crossword The album is a sultry cornucopia of Is)” (Life/Bellmark) Last Week: No. the in vitro procedure. Royce stood backfire. was given $10,000 a month. Victor's grooves and emotions, from the 1 by Graham who had been arrested on GUIDING LIGHT: As Davis videotaped message explained he seductive, home-grown harmonies, 2. Jodeci “Lately,” (Up- suspicion of murdering Neal based made advances to a terrified Holly, loved Nikki and Ashley deeply, but to the smoothed out on the jazzy tip town/MCA) No. 3 on information from Emily. Damian Roger and Ed worked together to Ashley always refused his money,' grooves and the keyboard propelled, 3. U.N.V. “Something’s Going introduced Franco as an old friend. save Holly and Michelle. Jenna told and Nikki was well taken care o f. fimky jams. It all adds up to the soul­ On,” (Maverick/Sire/Wamer) No. 4 Wait To See: Lucinda is in for Buzz she had broken up with Roger when they divorced. He added a spe­ ful Lois L. vibe. 4. 95 South “Whoot, There It Is,” another emotional jolt. and. suggested they go away cial message for John Abbott, ex­ One person who’s caught that vibe (Wrap/Ichiban) No. 5 BOLD AND THE BEAUTI­ together. He agreed, until Frank in­ pressing his respect for him. Later, is Lois L ’s. buddy, Prince. He’s 5. Jade “One Woman,” FU L : Arriving at Spectra, Macy was vited him to Marina’s christening. Jack enlisted Silva's help to wrest chipped in with the sizzling tracks, (Giant/Reprise) No. 7 surprised to see Sally, Darla, Keith David saved Hart after Vinny’s vi­ control of Jabot, and then Newmarf “Sex” and “Precious’s” first single, 6. H D Extreme “Cry No More,” who have gathered for the “interven­ cious attack in the pool hall. Vinny Enterprises. W ait To See: Nikki be­ the taunting, sexy come-on, (Gasoline Alley/MCA) No. 6 tion." Her surprise turned to shock later slipped into the diner where Kat comes concerned over Victoria's be­ “Qualified.” 7. Tony! Toni! Tone! “If I Had No when they said they loved her, but found-him after he had beaten up havior. ©1993 by King Features Synd. Loot,” (Wing/Mercury) No. 9 would cut her out of their lives if she Stavros. Mindy arranged for Julie to ©1993 by King Features Synd.

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i k ( B-10, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, July 14,1993 Entertainment Extra by Evelyn Ludvigson

Q. A friend said she read in a original air date, July 4, you can still getting married? Yolanda R. tabloid that the reason Loni catch it on July 16 and 28. Subtitles A. Raquel has been married three cp ci | RINDFR Anderson split with Burt Reynolds will make up for any problem you times: to James Welch, Patrick Cur­ 3rLLLDIIiUI.lv tis and Andre Weinfeld. At 52, Ra­ is that he didn’t want her to go may have with your high school quel is as gorgeous as ever and also SCORE 10 points for using all the b^ck to work in a series. I find that French. as private as ever. There is a man in difficult to believe. Can you fill in two complete words: her life, but he remains a mystery as some of the gaps in this story? Q. Is Billy Dee Williams mar­ ALLSPICE Anita K. ried? Carlotta V. does the topic of Raquel marrying for A. The gaps, as you describe the a fourth time. THEN score 2 points each for all situation, can only be filled in by the Q. W hat’s the status of the “Ar- people involved, and right now, senio Hall Talk Show?” Eddie J. found among the letters. neither Burt nor Loni wish to go A. This fall should tell the story Try to score at least SO points. pt)blic with their-private problems. with Letterman, Leno, Chase, etc. all 9seo 'Hid :0ujosomj 0|q;ssod There’s been a lot of speculation, of battling each other along with Hall. course, about the breakup, and one For now, though, the much heralded area does appear to involve Loni’s 1,000th episode of the talkfest career. But I dpubt Burt would have ASK EVELYN featuring Madonna was no ratings expected her to stay home and bake success as it still finished last in its cookies. After all, he did marry an ing to make a quick buck, but at this time slot. actress. time, there are no plans for this ven­ Currently, Loni is concentrating ture. However, look for some sort of (as; tone of her spokespersons told movie sequel to this box-office Have a question? Send it to mpj on her new role in NBC’s “Nur­ buster. Evelyn Ludvigson, King Features THE WOOD SHED ses'* series. Weekly Service, 235 East 45th Q. Is Raquel Welch planning on Street, New York, N.Y. 10017. Pit Bar-B-Q & Restaurant QJ I ju st read that Paul M c­ Daily Breakfast — $2.77 Cartney cancelled an appearance Choice of bacon, sausage or ham, 2 eggs, gravy, hashbrown,' biscuit or toast, coffee at- |jt|ie White House. W hat’s the real Story behind this? Ed L. CATFISH WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY NIGHTS 4:00-8:00 P.M. A .. The real story is a matter of money. Originally, McCartney Fish Dinner...... $425 planned to include the White House gijg as part of his overall tour. But he A. Billy Dee has been married for cancelled the tour, and then realized the past 20 years to Teruko Place your PRIME RIB SPECIAL - SATURDAY NIGHT that it would cost a bundle (some say Nakagami Williams. However, 8 OZ. Served with: 10 O Z . oyer a million dollars) to get his recently Teruko filed for divorce in baked potatoes or French musicians, his arrangements, and Los Angeles, citing irreconcilable fries, salad, coffee or tea * 3 " 5 other necessities over to 1600 Pen­ differences. The marriage was Billy advertisement nsylvania Avenue. He begged off, Dee’s third. DAILY PLATE LUNCHES y< Lb. COUNTRY HAM BREAKFAST Choice of moat, BABY BACK RIBS atjd, suggested that they reschedule EVERY SATURDAY Q. Exactly how long has “Sesame 3 vegetables Salad & Choice of Potato for. some time in September when Street” been on the air? Harriet J. $ 3 1 0 he’ll, be back on tour in the United here! A. Next November 22, the show States. will celebrate its 25th birthday on the —C A T E R IN G — (Permlt#14284> Reg. Hours! 5 a.m.-8:30 p.m. Monday-Snturday - 885-8144 Q. I have a bet with a friend 1821 West 7th St. (U.S. 68-W) - Across from Ebonite about Roger Moore, who played in Q. I really enjoy the soap opera, many of the James Bond movies. I “Loving,” and especially actress say he’s a member of the English Lisa Peluso. Could you please set­ royal family. My friend doesn’t tle a bet for me? I could swear that believe it. Please settle this for us if the actress once starred on the you tan. Susanne V. Broadway stage. Is this true? A ll’ll be happy to oblige, Susanne, Edgar A. although it means you lose the bet. A. Prior to “Loving,” Lisa starred Ro’gSr was bom in the Clapham sec­ on the soap opera, “Search for KIDS’ WORLD tion of London, which is a working Tomorrow.” However, at age 9, she class area. As he put it once in an did tour in the Broadway musical, interview, “I had to learn to speak “Gypsy,” starring the delightful An­ ’posh’.” gela Lansbury. Lisa portrayed the FOUR OUTI Numbers 1 through 12 are to be arranged in the diagram at C j challenger« role of Baby Louise. right to make totals of 26 in seven different ways — in two horizontal rows, 4 Q. I ’m a little confused. I think I two vertical rows and in indi­ DIRECTIONS: Lf read that “Beauty and the Beast” vidual letter clusters m A A Fill each square with a number, one through nine /3?/foetf- will be on cable this month. Does Q. I heard a rumor that there is B and C. B11 6 2 • Horizontal squares should add to totals on right. Eight of these numbers a A • Vertical squares should add to totals on bottom that refer to the Disney movie? I going to be another television b8 A 05 • Diagonal squares through center should add to thought it would be years before movie on the life of Lucille Ball. Is . . and 10. total in upper and lower right |jj Disney would allow one of its this correct? Adam D. Can you comply? Remember, rows and like let­ c9 C|2 movies to go on television, or does A. As of this writing, there are ab­ ter clusters are to total 26. 7 3 0 that refer to a movie version of the solutely no plans for this project. Moieq £ pue o i isxuBiq y omi dot uj / pub g aoey Today s Challenge wonderful “Beauty and the Beast” Reason? Perhaps it’s that the CBS 8 1 4 Time 1 1 Minutes series that was on television a WORDY BIRDYI Challenge: Find four three-letter words and 1991 flick, “Lucy & Desi: Before the three four-letter vyprds using letters of the word TURKEY. How couple Ofyfears agb? Please answer Laug'hffeP’" wasf a real stinker. Be­ quickly can you answer?' -,:i ■' ' ^ ' ' c 23 Seconds 2 1 1 5 this question. It’s important to me. sides, Luoy should be! best remem­ •>|e.ii ‘Aejj 'erui leouBisiii'iojr,jfij;'ieA ‘eoi 'Aej| ‘Aj± :s8!i!|iq!ssod Your Working Ricky N. bered for her sitcoms which still run Time Minutes 2 1 4 A- Let me unconfuse you. The on cable and syndication. Seconds “Beauty and the Beast” film set for It’s always fun to watch a 1 7 1 4 2 9 1 3 1 8 airing this month on Cinemax is the Q. Is there going to be a television parade either on TV or in classic French movie made by Jean series based on the motion picture, person. A lot of steps are taken by those who march. Cocteau in 1946. It’s a remarkable “Jurassic Park?” Omar J. Just a few steps are re­ mbvie, and if you didn’t see it on its A. Network execs are always look- quired to step up to the Wish-ing||Well® parade above. Object is to fill in missing words pro­ S U B S' E A U T gressively, according to the 84 35 3 7 2 7 following definitions: CUSUPWOR Cadiz 1. High mark (A — al­ ready in place). 7 4- 6 3 4 2 4 2. Ma’s partner. T E E P O O L E R N___I_C S A Very Special Place!!!! 3. Kind of shooter. 2 4 5 6 3 5 7 3 8 T~ 4 7 6 4. Bartlett, Bose, Anjou, I B S A T E A A__S A R C_ R for example. 7 2 7 5 4 3 7 2 -8 7 6 7 8 5. A window hanging. NOE S L R D F Pizza, Subs. 6. Street procession 3 8 6 2 5 5 3 8 3 4 6 4 (PARADE — in place). 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Another particularly susceptible joint is the knee. Knee sprains, "trick knee" and inflammation of the tendons Those were the words emanating from a ,cloud when they around the knee are common. accompanied Jesus to the mountain where He became trans­ In both tennis elbow and knee injury, the problem figured before their eyes. Obviously, the voice was that qf God, and the admonition He gave to His Son's disciples has as much can usually be traced to a structural/postural abnormality pertinence today as it did when first spoken, Jesus no longer is (either genetic or due to accident or aging) or to trauma — among us in the flesh, but His spirit lives on stronger than ever. And certainly we have His words to draw on — the message either sudden or the result of continued misuse. of love, brotherhood, peace and faith in the eternal God that >.* Prevention requires selection of proper equipment, leaps forth from every page ol the Testaments. There are those ‘A gentleman would step who doubt and deny, but the wise recognize truth and heed ihe especially footwear, and having postural examinations and words of Jesus as His heavenly Father bade. and let a lady pass!” ©1993 by King Features Synd. evaluation of spinal function before undertaking active sports. Abnormal position of spinal segments may limit “Who programs this movement, causing strains on other structural elements, or display?” it rriay change the shape of nerve openings, irritating nerves which supply arm and leg muscles. BRINGING UP FATHER by FRANK JOHNSON ' In general, when injury occurs you should keep the injured joint or muscle inactive and see your doctor or chi­ EH [302 ED ZD 1 ropractor immediatley. Further immobilization may or may hot be necessary. It is good precaution until the advice of mm a z / your chiropractor is secured. ms 6 z_7 Hsu 4 / 8 m m Z 6 ? Allen Chiropractic Center uonniot 1842 Canton Road (Hwy. 68 West) E l l Cadiz, KY 42211 Phone: (502) 522-3957______

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Box 86 B aptist Church 1785 East Main "We /itfM cteU 'tfngi We're Home Own, Jerry Bacon, Pastor 1750 Main Street 5 2 2 - 6 6 2 4 4808 South Road Downtown & East Cadiz c t!S S w .^ .r Dslmont Baptist Joiner's Chapel Shoney Oliver, Pastor Church Of Christ Tobaccoport 288 Corinth Cem. Road Roch Front Baptist Rodney Cheatam, John Mitchell, Pastor Pastor United Methodist Linton Road Highway 139 South Keith Ferguson, pastor Donaldson Creek. Tobaccoport ^Southern State B aptist Hocby Ridge CHURCH OF GOD Community JOHNSON A. Todd Jones, Pastor Donaldson Creek Rd. CADIZ BRANCH Frank Kirby, Pastor CONTROLS Highway 68 East M aronotha Church EEMIECQSTAL Feed • Seed • Fertilizer • LP Gas Service Dry Crash Of Ood Hwy. 68 E. Farm and Home Supplies 522-6681 Primitive Baptist Allan Stokes, Sr., Robert H. Hale, Pastor 8econd Baptist Pastor 347 Main Street Richard Hatley, Pastor Linton Road C. L. Brown, Pastor Highway 68 West Will Jackson Road East Cadiz Baptist Harold Rose, CHURCH QF GOD Bank of Cadiz Cadiz Restaurant Pastor IN CHRIST Glendale Drive & Trust Co. Highway 139 South "Cadiz Finest" The Church Of Ood In Christ HUl Pentecostal South Union Clarence Siscney, Tony Ramirez, Pastor Hilltop Freewill Pastor foic . Together, We're Strong! B ap tist Highway 164, Linton Highway 139 North Road Don Draughn, Pastor John M. Ahart, Pastor 2300 Lock E Road 522 6563 Il w y . 6 8 Old Tobaccoport Road 522-6066 ______79 Main St. LUTHERAN First United Hurricane Baptist Trigg Countg Pentecostal _ Gary Pate, Pastor B ap tist Faith Lutheran Highway 276 Roy W. Field, Pastor Church 522-8777 Line Street James C. Redman, Trigg County Manor Pastor PRESBYTERIAN West Cadiz BP Jullcn Baptist Wallonia Baptist 405 Sheila Dr., "A Personal Care Home" Don Mock, Pastor Hopkinsville, Ky. CHURCH 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 Cadi* personal care feel like home. Julien, KY Presbyterian Comer of Main & Hamilton. METHODIST CHURCH Dr. Tom Martin, 25 Shelby St. 5 2 2 3711 Supply Pastor Liberty Point 31 Main Street B aptist CATHOLIC CHURCH Bethel United Jeff Hendricks, Pastor Old Dover Road OTHER Hamtown Texaco C-Mart W T 4 CLYDE HITE St. Stephens Kingdom Hall Groceries-Fishing Tackle Little River Catholic Lubricants and Fasteners Father Richard of Jehovah's Hunting & Fishing License-Ky. Lpttery John T. Bacon, Pastor Danhauer, Pastor Bethesda Methodist 7450 Hopkinsville Rd. Hwy. 68 W. Cadiz 522-6105 Highway 272 Highway 68 West Rev. Joseph Newton, Pastor Attn. John Hull Hwy. 68 W. of Gracey 522-6364 (H) 522-3801 Highway 139 North Highway 274 235-5477

THE CADIZ RECORD Hamtown Restaurant P.O. Box 311, 50 Nunn Blvd^ FOOD STORES "Old Fashioned Country Ham & Steaks' Cadiz, KY 42211 Chevrolet "Everyday Low Prices " • Ceo, Inc. I Catfish-Salad Bar-Seafood 5 2 2 -6 6 0 5 ^ Clay Street * Downtown Hopkinsville,ille.Ky. Ky. 8 8 6 -1 2 0 7 I Hwy. 68 W. 522-3158 522-1628 Hwy. 68 East

* B-12, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, July 14,1993 SENIORS Is there individual independence?

We have just celebrated In­ talk of independence, we are ALASKA, despite being close IOWA's state capital, Des qu aint little? inns w here the dependence Day, the birthday really talking about an illusory to Alabama in the encyclope­ Moines, is French. It means harried visitor can escape from of our country. The concept of state of being. dia, is actually located in "some of these Moines." The the high-pressure modern independence is crucially im­ If being independent means Canada. It contains large quan­ official state motto is "You world, with its pesky flush portant in history, but can an that you don’t really need any­ tities of nature in the form of bet," which is what everybody toilets and central heating. One individual really achieve in­ body else, the price you pay for "tundra" (the Eskimo word for there automatically says in re­ of New Hampshire's most pop­ dependence? Is there really achieving this independence is "nothing”). The official state sponse to any question. ular attractions is the famous such a thing as individual in­ by Martha Malone Smith the lack of a close relationship motto is "Brrrrrr!" and the PREACHER: Do you take this "Old Man of the Mountain," a dependence? Even a farmer who with any other human. You official state bird is covered man to be your lawful wedded natural granite formation that, might approach independence something he would need from will never feel free to express w ith oil. husband, even if he gets sick, or when viewed from a certain by growing all of his own food, others. your vulnerabilities with each ARIZONA features the sub­ becomes poor, or brings home a angle, looks like rocks. would have to depend on others We are all dependent on other. Being independent means tle beauty of the desert (a dog ? IOWA BRIDE: You bet. NEW JERSEY, among whose to manufacture his clothes and others for something. We de­ being isolated and probably Spanish word meaning KANSAS contains manufac­ many historic sites is Giants fools. He might even make his pend on farmers, factory work­ lonely. To be independent you "tundra"). It is also home of the turing and tumbleweeds, which Stadium, erected to mark the own clothes and some of his ers, truck drivers, trash collec­ would have to be like a rock. scorpion, the official state are plants that form them­ burial location of Jimmy Hoffa. fools, but there would still be tors and many others. When we Rocks are not known for their creature that crawls into your selves into giant balls that roll The Revolutionary War also ability to experience the emo­ shoe and can cause paralysis. across the prairie and burst into occurred in New Jersey, where tions of love, tenderness and ARKANSAS, with its ideal your motel room at night, on Christmas night, 1776, caring location somewhere in the which is why the American George Washington crossed the It is far more important to be United States that we can Automobile Association recom­ Delaware River near Trenton Senior Menu successfully interdependent never picture in our mind, offers mends that you always seep and found a decent restaurant. with one’s friends, relatives convenient access to adjoining with a weed whacker. The official state disease is and neighbors than to strive for regions, plus a football team MARYLAND is a fast-grow­ gout. The following is the menu provided by the Senior Citizens the mythological state of whose fans wear masks with ing state and boasts a dynamic NEW MEXICO'S awesome Kitchen for the coming week. Reservations must be made one independence and fail. We giant hog snouts; economy based on giving speed­ spectacle is Carlsbad Caverns, day in advance for each meal. Phone 522-8341 by 2 p.m. for should be pleased that we CALIFORNIA lives up to its ing tickets to people attempting where visitors may witness the : reservations. have friends, relatives and dynamic nickname, "The Na­ to drive through. One of the grandeur of some 250 million Monday, July 19 neighbors who care enough tion's Most Populous State," major attractions is Chesa­ bats. pepper steak, broccoli, squash, rice, roll and butter, fruit cup, about us to be of some assistance and has enough uniformed peake Bay, a crab-intensive NEW YORK CITY where a milk, coffee, tea instead of being ashamed that parking valets in Los Angeles body of water that gets its mugger is automatically de­ Tuesday, July 20 w e need some help. alone to conquer Eastern Europe. name from the Indian word CE- clared not guilty if the defense vegetable soup with sandwich, tossed salad and salad Since this is vacation time, I FLORIDA'S major state in­ SAPIQ, which means can prove the victim has a his­ dressing, fruit and cottage cheese, cake with icing, milk, coffee, thought I would share with you dustries are tourism, bingo, ob­ "Chesapeake." tory of making eye contacts al­ te a some thoughts on this subject. taining senior-citizen discounts MINNESOTA'S major indus­ ways walk at least 30 miles per Wednesday, July 21 America is a land of rich and not having automobile in­ tries are (1) cows and (2) trying hour; always keep your money hamburger casserole, cabbage, hominy, combread and butter, diversity. Why vacation on surance. The largest city is Mi­ to get cars started, which is in a safe place, such as ' ice cream or sherbet, milk, coffee, tea Europe, with its high prices ami (official tourism slogan: difficult because the entire stat Switzerland; and never make Thursday, July 22 and strange food and incompre­ "Maybe you won't get shot.") e is located inside the Arctic eye contact. turkey and dressing, sweet potatoes, green beans, roll and hensible lingoes when, with GEORGIA, much of which Circle. The largest city is Min­ VERMONT: See New butter, cranberry salad, milk, coffee, tea just a little effort, you. can find was burned during the filming H am p shire. Friday, July 23 neapolis, nicknamed "St. Paul." those things right here in our of GONE WITH THE WIND, NEW HAMPSHIRE, for­ fish fillet, cole slaw, tater tots, hushpuppy, butter, peach own country. Below is informa­ has rebuilt itself and is now an merly Vermont, contains many THOUGHT TO PONDER: ; cobbler, milk, coffee, tea The tion from "Dave Barry's Only important part of the "New rustic villages with names like idea of calm exists in a sitting ( Travel Guide You’ll Ever South" (which is similar to the "East Thwackmore" featuring -from Page B-4 Need," by Dave Barry. Old South, except most of the T o u r ALABAMA, often called pickup trucks are Japanese). "The Pancreas of Dixie," offers INDIANA is the "Hoosier Bringing you its second century of hometown news... Row cropping following a com­ ers should make this farm a a tremendous amount of culture, State," named after the sound plete no-till system for several "must see" on their list. as well as turnips. The state that pigs make when they c^nsecutiye years will be fea­ Cculiz Jiecord flower is the camellia; the sneeze. Abraham Lincoln lived tured. The final stop of the tour will be at the Trigg Recreation state dog is Booger and you in Indiana for a while, but he ...since 1881 The fourth farm is owned by should not wake him up. moved. Lonnie and Rudy Watkins, for­ Complex Convention Center for lunch. merly known as the Susie Bums Farm. This 100-acre tract is op­ A barbecue lunch catered by erated strictly for beef cattle by Knockum Hill and sponsored by 4-Way Bar-B-Q CARPET CLEANING AT ITS BEST Gafl G. "Ned" Davis. Ned has the Trigg County Farmers Bank fenced this farm for maximum and the Conservation District Junction of 139 & 272 Entire House Scotch Guard & iitilization. Beef cattle produc­ will be served at noon. D e o d o riz e 522-1233 Only $ 4 9 .9 5 A v a ila b le Read What Is Going On In Eat In or Carry Out One Room Pork, Chicken, Ribs, Only $ 1 9 .9 5 Our Community.. • Insured • Licensed Mutton & Burgoo • Bonded • Experienced Call Anytime 388-0580 or 965-2637 Open 7 days a week • Hours: 6 a.m. - 8 p.m. Custom Barbequing EXECU-KLEAN We Guarantee Our Work A JHfissage from % UiMc SCHEDULE Darrell E. Simon, Minister Sunday: 5 2 2 -8 5 0 3 Worship - 9:30 a.m. TIRES & TIRES Bible Study-10:00 a.m. Lies That Will Condemn Lord's Supper -11:00 a.m. Evening Worship - 6:00 p.m. Your Soul — Part I W ednesday Night - 7:30 p.m. TIRES

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1989 Kawasaki - KLR650, Free 3 female puppies. 1/2 BARKLEY LAKE 4 1/2 FOR SALE- 50 acres. 27 AC. 2 places, both have 2 bed­ FOR SALE- Ford 801 trac­ 1985 Lincoln Town Car, all on and off road, good condi­ German Shephard and 1/2 acres, beautiful building of open land approximately rooms, 1 bath. Each with tor w/ 2 bottom plow 14". 3 leather, gray, fully loaded, tion with new helmets. 886- Chow. Call 522-7501. sites. $5,950. (502) 759-1922, 1/2 mile off of Hwy 276 on refrigerator, stove and A/C. pt. hitch hoist, 6 ft. grader $4,500.522-8309 after 6p.m. 6947. easy terms. Bethesda School Road and Call after 6 p.m., 522-8087. Notice Is hereby given that CA. blade, 6 shank 3 pt. hitch Free Kittens, ready now! known as Swatzell land. Woodall, III, Executor ol the es- cultivator. Priced as unit. 1986 Chevy conversion van Approximately 5 miles of pf THOMAS H. ELDER filed 1990 Yamaha 80 YZ: Like Call 522-3479 nights, or 522- Beautiful building lots or $3800. Also garage door with 58,000 actual miles, front Lake Barkley. For more in­ FOR RENT New 2 bedroom I settlement on June 30,1993 new $800.00,436-5598. 6605 days - ask for Robin. acreage— lakefront, automatic electronic opener. formation contact Stanley ;h was ordered to lay over for and rear air, power steer­ lakeview; near town; coun­ apartment, $275 a month; $100. Call 502-522-3826 or ing, power brakes, power Fritz Real Estate and Auc­ water finished, 3 minutes record according to law. Hearing HOPKINSVILLE KEN­ try side; if you have a land 8719 after 5 p.m. windows. Cruise control, tion (502) 885-3117, nights: from boat ramp. Deposit me Is set tor August 3,1993 NELS- Boarding, grooming need we can fill it. E-Z terms before the judge of this court. automatic, V-8. One owner, David Watson (502) 885- requried. Call 522-3038. and pet supplies. Dog obedi­ available- lots starting at excellent condition; priced 5600or Kenneth Jones (502) FOR SALE: SPINET-CON­ 1983 Gibson 50 foot, beige ence and-counseling. Sky­ $1,000. Call 522-0444. right. 269-2577. 886-3797. Pat Wallace, Clerk, SOLE PIANO, wanted, re­ and white, Turn 4545, 71/2 line Drive. 886-5621. MOBILE HOME FOR Circuit Court sponsible party to make low Kw. Loaded one owner, like By owner, Barkley Lake RENT. Call 522-7841. 1990 Econo Line Ford Van FOR SALE: W ater front lot, Uzzle’s Trailer Court. monthly payments. See lo­ new. (502)886-8928, 886- LOST- male Golden Re­ Canton area, 1 mile from with conversion top and gentle slope, good neighbor­ cally. Call 1-800-327-3345. 8859,924-5755. triever mix, Approximately water, 3 bedroom brick, raised roof. Loaded with hood. Near highway, dead­ 40-pounds, curly-hair on central heat and air, large accessories. 522-8323. end street. Very reasonable. 2. For Sale Piano For Sale. Like new 1985 Searay 19 foot excel­ back. Answers to deck, lacre.(502)885-1755. 13. Wanted Call 924-1141. console piano. Will finance lent condition. Priced “PA RKER”. Gone since with good credit and small Auto loans Dealer will ar­ $7200.00 Call 753-5927. Sunday night. Miss him very FOR SALE— 10 wooded 1976 Honda XL 250 Road BUYING standing timber. downpayment. Can be seen range low financing. No re­ much, REWARD OF­ acres on 272. Blacktop road Lake Barkley custom built, and Trail bike. Mint condi­ Clean cut or selected har­ locally. Call (800) 635-7611. jects, we finance bankrupt, FERED. 924-1956. 2 sides, county water— only Cape Cod, 4 years old, 3 tion. $600. Marlin 30-30. 1987 Hydra Sport DV 185, vest. See or Call Paul bad or no credit. Call now! $15,000. Call 522-3038. bedrooms, 2 full baths. 1850 $175,924-5420. 150 x R2 Mercury, fully Jones,P.O. Box 608, Ridge­ David, 825-2100. square feet., 1.5 acres. Re­ 4, Furniture loaded with extras, tandem 10. Mobile Homes way, IL 62979, (618) 272- trailer with brakes. Call FOR SALE BY OWNER. stricted area. $89,500. (502) 1979 American Camper 27 For Sale 1989 Pontiac Sun- evenings 753-1301 or 554- Near lake Barkley 700 924-1117. foot bath and/or shower in bird LE 2 door,60,000 miles, FO R SALE- Couch and 7979 days. 1989 14 X 70, 2 bedroom, square feet, 2 bedroom, 1 back, freezer-refrigerator, 4 cylinder, Automatic, air, chair. Excellent condition. two baths with cathedral bath on one acre lot with 650 LOTS OR ACREAGE FOR HAVE SOMETHING TO bunk beds, queen size hide- Am/Fm stereo cassette, Call 522-1225 for more in­ 1989 Javeline Bass boat ceilings, jacuzzi extra nice. square footattachedgarage. SALE on Delmont Church SELL? W ant to buy some­ a-bed in front. Excellent cruise, custom wheels with formation. 1991 Johnson O/B 115 H.P. $14,500. 753-9959 or 759- $35,000,522-3786. Road. 439-0772 (day)or439- thing reasonable? Then shape./ Roof air. $4500.00 white raised letter tires. one owner, like new-boat.-— 4442. -63-17 after-5-p.m. and week­ . place a classified ad, in The . Call #86-2456. Gray metallic, excellent Cadiz Record. It’s easy. Ju st FOR SALE- Solid Oak wa- Must see to appreciate FOR SALE- 12X65 mobile ends. condition. $5,500.522-7017. call 522-6605. terbed frame with bookcase $7,800.924-1942,call before home with extended living Affordable portable storage SAVE, SAVE, SAVE!!! One 10 a.m. or after 4 p.m. room. Large level lot 300feet buildings for sale. 10 x 10 headboard. Call 522-7933. of the area’s largest selec­ New-3 flat-lst floor (2-2 tion ofmanufactured homes. from Little River, owner bedroom units) 750 square ready for immediate deliv­ FOR SA LE-17' Bass boat, 2 LAND WANTED— 139 MATCHING COUCH AND 6. Trucks Every home is quality built financing available. 924- feet each. 2nd floor (1-2 ery. Other sizes available depth finders, 2 live-wells, South Road or 164 Linton, CHAIR- new style, country and energy efficient. Dink­ 0716. bedroom unit) 1,000 square (502) 522-6275 for details. 90 H.P. mariner, good con­ or any nice small tract blue. Excellent condition. 1987 4X4 Jimmy, excellent ins Mobile Homes, Inc.,Hwy. feet on one acre lot. 3 min­ dition. 522-7954. around lake. Must be rea­ condition, 88,XXX miles. 79E, Paris, TN. 1-800-642- FOR SALE- 200' X 100' lot utes from public boat dock. ALL RECENT (1992) back W illsellassetor separately. $7,000.759-4994. For Sale: 24 foot Pontoon in Allen Subdivision. Call $10,140.00 peryear income, sonable , cash.615-358-5858. copies of the Cadiz Record $375, obo. Call 924-1169. Boat 2/65 hp. Mercury mo­ 522-6195, after 10 a.m. $79,995.00 call 522-3038. are .50d +6% tax each (.53d) tor and tandem trailer; 14 Copies datingback 1991 and MOVING- Three cushion 1987 Ford Bronco H XLT, foot John Boat, extra wide Invest now in this beautiful sofa, country blue floral 4x4,5-speed, A/C, all power. 11. Real Estate before are $1.00 + 6% tax and trailer. Phone 388-0937. subdivision only 1 mile from 12. For Rent I C a d i z ($1.06) each. The Cadiz pattern. Walnut glass­ Two-tone red/silver. Run­ Lake Barkley Golf Course. doored hutch and buffet, ning boards. Luggage rack. 28 acres near Cadiz. 1/2 Record. For a limited time the devel­ mThe Place To Be!! arch lamp. Call after 4:30 $6,000,924-1117. FOR SALE: Fabuglas 26' ski pasture, 1/2 timber, very boat with 85 H.P. Mercury private. $24,500. Easy terms opers are selling these lots COUNTRY FLAMES- free p.m. 924-5409. Now accepting applications motor. Call 522-7997. 759-1922. for only $200 down with standing or insert double 1992 Chevy Scottsdale, red, monthly payments to fityour for 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom lined woodburning stove. Queen size waterhed, 5 speed, short-wheel base, budget. Call 522-0444 or 1- and 3 bedroom apartments. SURGERY 48 ACRES Barkley Lake, Used 3 years- like new, ac­ baffles, has heater, padded tilt, cruise, sliding back Must Sell 1987 48 Johnson 800-951-0444. Section 8 assisted. Equal POSITION cessories included. Call 522- sides. Call after 5 p.m. 436- glass. Must sell! 753-4838. Outboard boat motor, new beautiful level water front­ Opportunity. Barkley 7940. 2081. lower unit, best offer. 522- age, very private. $39,500. Manor Apartments. 522- AVAILABLE 4383 or 522-7719. Easy terms. (502) 759-1922, 3969. Registered 7. Motorcycles owner. FOR SALE— Recliner, elec­ Nurse tric typewriter. Phone 522- 5. Automobiles TRAILER HITCHES- All KY - Lake Barkley 8190. 1987 Honda Shadow 1100, styles, installation available. LAKEFRONT Part-time position 1979 Red, 4-speed Corvette; very low miles, excellent Call Stewart’s Truck Equip­ HOME IMPROVEMENTS 3+AC-$14,900 Surgical experi­ good condition, $8,000 or condition, $3,800. ment. Call 886-1103 or 1- FOR SALE- Harley ence preferred. best offer. 885-1755. 800-755-1260. Davidson Golf Cart, gaso­ Wholesale price on es­ Send resume or line engine. Three wheel 522-7636 tate-size dockable wa­ with top. $500. 522-1502, 1985Isuzu Trooper, 4 wheel POST FRAME BUILDINGS ap p ly at leave message. drive, good condition. terfront land. Boat, fish, Caldwell County $2,500. Call 522-7049. affordably priced for your every need. Vinyl & Aluminum Siding - Gutters relax - mild climate, low H ospital Roofing - Garages - Storage Sheds taxes. Perfect for vaca- KY-LK Barkley P.O. Box 410 SOLD Inside & Outside Repairs tion/retlrement home. GRAND OPENING Princeton, KY Bank terms avail. Call SALE EXTENDEDI developer/owner now 42445 LAKEFRONT COVE CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE 800-858-1323. EOE 3.6 A C -$15,900 New development - special pricing I Beautifully wooded, guilders, Inc. secluded cove setting w / dockable waterfront. Boat, fish, relax - mild climate, low 1-800-628-1324 taxes. Vacation/retire. Bank COLDWELL BANKER PROPERTY SHOWCASE terms avail. Call developer/ owner now. 800-858-1323.

/Alcoholics /Anonymous meets every Tuesday night at 8 pm at the Cadiz Baptist Church Basement 12'x20* Metal Carport $799°° (entrance behind playground). Includes Setting Up Anyone having alcohol problems or Lakeview in Cumberland Shores Kentucky Mobile Home Service Deepwood Estates knows someone that has alcohol A 3 bedroom, 2 bath house located on 2 lots. Canton Shore* - Lakeview Quiet subdivision near Hwy. 68E and 1-24.3 problems is encouraged to attend. 90 Kingdom Hall Rd. • Madisonville Stone and masonite on outside. A great buy at 3 bedrooms,2bath. remodeled kitchen. Extra 0 (502) 821 -9268 « 1 -800-582-0137 bedroom, 21/2 baths, fireplace on 11/2 lots. $65,000. Cal Leona Boyd at 522-4699 or home lots available. $69,900. Call Betty at 522- $92,500-Call Linda. 522-6191 Subscribe to

Hwy. 139 S. located 12 miles from Cadiz, this modest home and 18 acres is ideal for the family The Cadiz Record, This 3 bedroom, with horses or calves; good fences, red clover 8 acres, pond, creek, complete with 5 bed­ screened deck and nice view of lake. Priced at only pasture, pond, llke-new shed, and a tobacco bam. room, 2 bath home - $64,500 or with 1 $42,500, you must see to believe. Can Leona Boyd House Is a great buy for the handy-man. Priced to y o u r ho m eto w n acre $49.500-Call Bettv.______at Coldwen Banker 522-4699 or at home 522-6191. sell. $34,500. Ask tor Carol. Service 1st Realty 110 Merchant Street NEWSPAPER. C a d iz , KY (502) 522-4699 ____ CTCecoicl The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, July 14,1993, B-15

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LAKE BARKLEY CON­ FR E E Wooden Pallets— •POSTAL JO BS* $11.95/hr. Drywall repairs. Hanging, TINUOUS GUTTERING. Several uses around the to start, plus benefits. Postal finishing, painting, wallpa­ cddj 1-2-3 Aluminum or vinyl siding farm or good firewood. May carriers, sorters, clerks, ture capital 25,000 up call per, hanging, removal, plas­ and cornice. 34 Cunning­ pick up at Stone Plastics, maintenance. For an appli­ 502-522-6257 between 6 ter wall repairs. Seven years when you contact RE/MAX Lake ham Avenue, Cadiz, KY. Industrial Park #1, Cadiz. cation and exam informa­ p.m. and 9 p.m. or write Joan experience. Michael Ray Barkley Realty. tion call 1-219-736-4715, ext. Shoemaker-Financial serv­ Stewart, 522-8449. P-3416. 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., 7 ice. 509 Caladonia Road, Miscellaneous I W /M M ® call 522-3363 days. Cadiz, KY 42211. For complete moving and NEED A LAND SUR­ 17. 22. Agriculture set-up of your mobile home. VEYOR OR ENGINEER? jCake r.Barkley ^Really/Sanction Call Heaton Mobile Home Registered professional sur­ AVON wants individuals Land owners - Before you ATTENTION: If you need Pressure washer 310 8 H.P., Movers. Days 365-6900, veyor, highway engineer, 263 Main Street, Cadiz, KY interested in earning $6— lease or release your hunt­ something faxed or need to Briggs and Stratton engine, nights 365-9637. lots, acreage, subdivisions, $ 10 an hour. No door-to-door ing rights, call Jerry Woos- receive a fax we can help! run less than 25 hours, 2,000 construction staking. For all sales. 1-800-643-7029. ley at (502) 4 24-5734.1 will Ju st call THE CADIZ REC­ lbs. $1,000FIRM. 885-1755. your surveying needs con­ pay more than anyone for GILLILAND CONSTRUC­ ORD for, details. It’s easy! tact James T. Boren, 522- Read the best Experienced truck driver quality deer hunting land. TION - New construction, 7955.______wanted-DOT certified. Call remodeling, room additions 24. Notices (6151-232-7001 days, (615)- MAKE SOME EXTRA and decks. Barry Gilliland ROBERT VANDIVER SEP­ 18. Livestock newspaper in 232-7771 nights. MONEY by selling those 502-886-9052. TIC TANK CLEANING FOR A GIFT of any kind items (clothes, etc.) you do (Birthday, Anniversary, not use anymore. Turn them GLENN WEST-Roofing. SERVICE. Prompt, efficient, FARM EMPLOYEE - Farm and reliable service. Rea­ FOR SALE— Purebred friendship, etc.), send a into cash. Advertise in The Work guaranteed. Free esti­ year’s subscription to the Cadiz & experience and operation of Yorkshire and Hampshire Cadiz Record classifieds. mates. Reasonable. Metal sonable rates. Call Collect. farm machinery required for Boars and Gilts. Also Duroc Cadiz Record. For only Call 522-6605. Roofs included. Call 269- Phone (502)886-4114. beefcattle, tobacco, seed and Boars. Ready for service. $16.43 (6% tax included in 9341. grain farm. Housing and Septic Cleaning Service. Guaranteed breeders. We price) in Trigg Co., $17.49 Trigg County! Utilities provided. Call 235- 16* Services Septic tanks, grease traps, deliver. Call FRANK (6% tax included in price) 5182 or come by Broadbent Greenfield Construction, efficient, reliable, reason­ TURNER & SON. 785-4802 anywhere in Kentucky. Seed Company to fill out an roofing, decks, porches, able rates. No extra charge or 785-4590. $25.00out-of-state. Your gift A PROFESSIONAL PIANO application. Serious inquir­ remodeling and out build­ for Sundays and Holidays. will be remembered all year TUNER is available in ies only. ings, barn repair, vinyl sid­ HUBERT LONG, 140 long. We’ll send a personal Cadiz! Schedule Bruce ing and trim. Free estimates. Simpson, Hopkinsville, KY Registered polled herefords. gift subscription card. Or­ Grimes RPT, by calling Call Glenn, 522-7974. Cows with calfs. Service age der today. Send your check Job Announcement Farm help needed. Grain 885-8076 or 886-9960. MIKE ROSE MUSIC at bulls-bred heifers. 885-8771 or money order to the Cadiz and beef operation. Long 5228433 today! The Cadiz Record offers or 885-3533. Record, P.O. Box 311, Cadiz, Kentucky Department of hours. Experience a must. HELMS UPHOLESTRY & these professional services: KY 42211. Be sure and in­ Jolly Farms, 522-7025 or TRIM, Automobile headlin­ ATTENTION: If you need •FAX- Send $1.50 per page/ clude name and address of Parks ers and seats, boat seats, REGISTERED Angus bulls to have something faxed or receive .500. FAX number recipient andhow you would camper and furniture. Free and heifers for sale from Job announcement number: 93-97(A) need to receive a fax we can 502-522-3001. *Typesetting like your card signed. estimates, pick-up and de­ USD A and Kentucky Certi­ Date: July 2.1993 FULL-TIME and Part-time help! Ju st call THE CADIZ (Resumes, Wedding Pro­ livery. 522-9815. fied Herd. Mahr Farm, jobs available. Apply at Pro- RECORD for details. It’s grams, Term Papers.) $10.00 Position: Park Worker, Part-time Madisonville, KY. Tele­ Tek Security. 205 East 14th easy! 522-6605. House painting. Contractor per hour. *Copies .100 each. Location: Lake Barkley State Resort Park phones 821-0156 and 821- FOUND. Headboard or foot­ Street, Hopkinsville. by hour. Free estimates, call The Cadiz Record, 50 Nunn 1909. VISITORS WEL­ board foundon Hwy. 68 near Cadiz. KY Danny Jones at 522-6283 or Blvd. Phone 522-6605 or 1- C & B WindowTinting-Resi- COME! Gracey. 235-5254. Grade and Salary: Grade 4. salary $4.765 < 1-475-4607. 800-880-6606. NATIONAL PUBLISHING dential/Commercial. Re­ Minimum requirements: None *' FIRM needs people to label duces heat/glare. Reduces postcards from home. $800/ fading of furnishings, cuts Advertisement For wk. set your own hours call cost of heat and air. 3M Apply by submitting a state application (which 1-900-740-7377. ($1.49 Products, 5-year warranty. Pennyrile Allied Bids can be obtained at the local Department of MINV18 yrs4-) or write: (502)388-2274. Employment Services or any other state govern­ PAASE- H183, 161 S. Lin­ Community Services, Inc. ment office) to: colnway, N. Aurora, IL C A SEY ’S PA IN TIN G The County of Trigg will accept bids for 60542. SERVICE: Painting in and all sizes of crushed limestone for the Trigg County Senior Center will Kentucky Department of Personnel out. Paperhanging, woodfin­ fiscal year 1993-94. Material sizes include: World Book Childcraft. ishing, drywall repair, small be accepting and updating appli­ Room 384, Capitol Annex DGA, 610,9M, SPR8, Chn Lin II. Above Summer special, need rep­ carpentry work. Expert Frankfort, KY 40601 resentatives in this area. workmanship. 25 years cations for the following posi­ listed stone shall meet Ky. Highway speci­ Attention: Job Announcement Guaranted income. Write: experience. Reasonable tions: fications. Bids will also be accepted for P.O. Box 1733, Paducah, or rates. Every customer satis­ No. 93-97(A) call 554-5500, leave name. fied. 388-2274. C ooks gasoline per gallon for undetermined Busdrivers amount. Job announcement number should also be placed H om em ak ers in the upper right-hand comer of the application Sealed bids will be accepted in the Trigg in the "Special Announcement No." blank. ; ■; Adult Day Center County Judge Executive's Office until 4 Applications accepted 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on July 20,1993. Bids will be opened Deadline for applying: You must qualify, test,? p.m., Mon. through Fri., July 15 and read at court meeting at 7 p.m. on and be placed on the register by August 2,1993. through 30 at the Senior Center. July 20,1993. •Test not required, PACS is an Equal Opportunity Filling this position is subject to any state gov­ Employer. Zelner Cossey ernment hiring restrictions. County Judge/Exec. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER M/F/D

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