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VOL. 112 NO. 22 COPYRIGHT © 1993, THE CADIZ RECORD, CADIZ, KENTUCKY JUNE 2, 1993 5 0 C E N T S Community welcomes Chelsea Industries Michigan manufacturer acquires spec building Three representatives of Chelsea Industries from Michigan were greeted by more than 200 Trigg County residents and government officials during the May 28 announcement that the automotive components manufacturer had acquired the vacant spec building in Indus­ trial Park #2. "There’s no shortfall of com­ munity support,” said Ron Thompson, Chelsea president and chief executive officer, at the new plant site. "Our thanks go to several people. This will be an exciting proposition for all of us." John Mayne, controller, and John Szalay, project manager, accompanied Thompson to Cadiz. In a written statem ent, Chelsea Industries is building its first satellite plant in Trigg County to meet the needs of an expanding customer base in the south. The manufacturer will spend an estimated $3 million for -• (Left photo) Cadiz Mayor Scott Sivills (left) equipment and renovation of presents the key to the city to Ron Thompson, president and chief the 40,000 square foot building. executive officer of Chelsea industries, during a press conference on The new industry reportedly May 28 announcing that Chelsea is locating a satellite plant in Trigg could be in operation in 90 days. County. (Above photo) Gov. Brereton Jones is greeted by Kenneth Guinn, chairman of the Trigg County Industrial Authority. See Industry, Page A-3

Bond reduction allowed for Brown; crime syndicate trial is postponed A Hopkinsville man accused tried at the same time, meaning amount. lease until the time of the murder stemming from a 1992 the original trial dates of June "I know that Stephen is tria l.” traffic accident in Trigg County 23 & 24 will be changed. willing to take any court re­ Brown has been lodged in the saw his bond reduced May 25 in Stephen D. Brown, 23, Hop­ striction such as home incarcer­ county jail since his arrest last circuit court action. Mean­ kinsville, had his bond reduced ation or random drug tests," December after a Trigg County while, the trial of seven peo­ frpm $100,000 cash to $75,000 said Brown's court appointed Grand Jury indicted him on two ple charged with engaging in cash, which means his family attorney Thomas Glover during counts of murder and two counts _ organized crime (criminal can post a property bond of the hearing. "We’d be willing ™ syndicate) will see their cases $150,000, or double the cash to do anything to secure his re­ See Trial, Page A-4 Folk Festival set at LBL Bluegrass and folk music Virginia Company. the region from times past lovers listen up and you will The festival, now in its fifth through music, but there are hear. Not the midnight ride of year, will be held at LBL's also demonstrations of 19th Paul Revere but fantastic music Homeplace-1850. century trades, storytelling, when you attend the annual Festival Director Ed Graves and foods of the period avail­ Four Rivers Folk Festival to be says the purpose of the festival able for purchase." held June 12-13 at TVA's Land is to keep the rich heritage of Activities are scheduled to Between The Lakes (LBL). traditional American music and run from 10:45 a.m. until 4:15 This year's headline artists trades alive. p.m. Saturday and from 11 a.m. include Bill Monroe, Tom "This annual event at LBL is until 4:30 p.m. Sunday. One- CLASS OF 1993 - Classmates embraced after commencement Chapin, Sally Rogers and one of our biggest special events day tickets are $8 for adults ceremonies were held May 27 at Trigg County High School. Jodie Claudia Schmidt, the Paul and of the year. The festival not P'Pool and Kara Boyd were named 'Wildcat of the Year' at the Bill Monroe Win Grace Family, and The only brings to life the history of See LBL, Page A-4 services, which saw 101 seniors graduate.

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I A-2, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, June 2,1993

r i M OPINION ...... Just the Other Day A mericans are up to bat By Billy Rawls

You don’t need to know much about baseball to realize that un­ Fifty years ago there was a less you get up to bat, you won't get on base. And you certainly Report to Kentucky Decoration Day, and I do not won’t have much to do with the outcome of the game. know how it was celebrated. Most Americans will tell you that lately they haven't been by Sen. Wendell Ford One month earlier -- on April getting much time at bat when it comes to the future of this coun­ 173-A Russell Building try. They're willing to give anybody a chance up in Washington, Washington, D.C. 20510 Fools Day - "the eagle had landed" at Camp "Swamp" but they wonder whether anyone is giving them a chance. (202) 224-4343 Davis, N.C., and I got my first It took a long time for the government to lose the trust of the American people, and earning it back isn't going to happen $55 payment of thanks from U.S. citizens. overnight. But a good place to start is by sending the lobbyists tertainment, unless a lobbyist is willing to report each item and and special interests to the bench and giving the American people It was a time when both 'me'an' Charlie Hooks had gone our a chance once again. recipient, line by line. In short, the days of wining, dining and separate ways with our paths not destined to cross for the I believe the only way the American people will get back in legislating are gone. duration of our military service. I dare say that each of us found the game and have input on deficit reduction and health care re­ Reforming the way campaigns are financed is next on the Sen­ ourselves to be included within a new family that we would not form, is if we reverse the powerful role of special interests in the ate's plate. Hie President took a strong stand against the special soon forget. political system. interests by introducing a sweeping campaign finance reform My new family began with a, soon to be, principal buddy, In the U.S. Senate, we’ve already taken one giant step toward package -- a package that limits campaign spending and reduces Francis A. Ross and expanded upward to the personalities that benching the special interests by overhauling the 1946 Lobbying both PAC and individual contributions. Most important, reform made up Gun Sections, Batteries, and the Battalion. My Act and by starting work on reforming the way campaigns are fi­ means taking control of the country's future away from the special experiences with this group of people from every walk of life nanced. interests and giving it back to the American people. became an endless parade. But here are a few that should be If the House of Representatives signs off on the legislation And you have my assurance that you won't be picking up the remembered as acts that spoke of our nation's love of freedom we've passed, lobbyists will be required to follow stringent re­ tab for any public financing included in the package. This bill for self and others and the price that some paid to make it porting guidelines, making both lobbyist and Congress more ac­ will be paid for by lobbyists, not you. The only money coming from possible. - countable to the American people. taxpayers will be through a voluntary check-off when you file Perhaps it is fitting and proper to introduce these words with The bill passed by the Senate requires anyone paid to lobby your federal taxes. No matter what you hear about welfare pro­ a reminder of the days when Decoration Day (later to be members of Congress, their staffs or senior executive branch offi­ grams for politicians, this reform package is about putting an end dubbed as Memorial Day) was heralded by the sale of small, cials to register with the Department of Justice. And for the first to a system where money talks louder than people. artificial Forget-me-nots. The nominal proceeds went to benefit time, lobbyists will not only have to reveal their clients, but the If government is ever going to focus on the needs of the whole disabled veteran defenders of freedom. The legend of the issues they lobby, the members of congress, committees or agencies country rather than a few high-paying special interests, we're forget-me-not tells of one who risked his life and limb to get they contacted, and the total income from their clients. going to have to change the line-up completely and start a whole the little blue flower from a cliff for another whom he cared And there won't be any more free flowing meals, trips and en- new ball game. for. The hero fell and died for his buddy.

A "Rookie G.I.” fell asleep from the exhaustion of in­ feltm-Clmtion's SO, WE C M OFFER YOU STOCK OPTIONS experienced military training and became the first casualty in ijantoairtailtax ASE/EN-FIGURE INCOME, A PLACE CN my unit as a blacked-out vehicle claimed his life. Our 20 years ago.. OUR OF DIRECTORS AND-.- H f lf f commander wrote to his family to put a "Gold Star" in their business tw/ czforycvr window. entertainment could ThTER'TOTdf Ben L. Cundiff was awarded the de­ We joined the 84th Infantry Division in the dark of night and gree of Doctor of Jurisprudence at com­ were told to dig sleeping foxholes. At dawn, we began to move mencement exercises held at Vanderbilt to gun positions. My section had cleared the parking area when University. motor pool personnel were needed to move other units that Mrs. Gilford Carr was honoree of a became stuck. A barrage of enemy artillery fire killed our motor surprise birthday dinner at the Bank of pool Sergeant, Kenable and wounded seven others as they Cadiz Community Room. worked to get others to safety.

Don Shemwell and Jimmie Carr offi­ Our Medics went to the rescue of wounded G.I.'s trapped in a cers of Trigg County Farmers Bank were mine field. Captain Fink lost a leg and two of his men were among 1,166 bankers attending the 24th wounded. annual School of Banking of the South All of the above were parts of my family of Buddies, but the being held at Louisiana State Univer­ one below was a complete stranger. sity. The Western sky was nearly black with American planes as David Fitzwater and Cindy Ivins they flew to break the siege of our troops in Bastogne, Belgium. were pictured re-enacting their first My gun crew looked with open mouths at the sight when a lone date during Class Night activities in Republic P47 Thunderbolt came out of the East. We all looked the Little Theater. up at him and pointed East as we yelled "Hey, they went that- a-w ay!" Then his nose dipped like maybe he would attack us. But he raised it and dipped it twice more, and we knew he was in trouble. Before his final plunge to earth we were crossing our When the President styled fingers, praying, and hollering "PULL IT UP! PULL IT UP!!!" But, 'Somebuddy' hit the hillside with half of his gas and I phoned my personal stylist, Leroy, of would take to get him to meet me outside his unspent bomb. Nothing was left but statistics, and another Leroy's barbershop. the shop and give me a haircut in my payment was paid on the price of our freedom. "Hi, there, Leroyphe,” I said when he car." answered the phone. "I'm not going to do it," he said. "But it There are those who will still say' ’Til forget you not." "What did you call me?" he asked. L ew is wouldn’t come cheap, and I'm not even "Sorry," I said. "I meant Leroy. How sure the Pinto would crank anyway." Do you remember: "Stroski"; "Yump"; "Ding Ding"; "Bet are things in the haircutting game?" Grizzard "Ball park estimate?" I pressed on. Eyes"; "Luke"; "Georgia Boy”; "Little Joe"; etc.; etc.; and/or "The price of Vitalis has gone out of "Well,” thought Leroy, "I've got three "Nights are long since you went away. sight. My second chair man is out drunk. customers waiting for haircuts now. At six I dream about you all through the day. And the customers are stealing my maga­ dollars apiece, that's eighteen dollars © 1993 by Cowles Syndicate, zines," he replied. "Business as usual." I’d be losing there, and if any of them My Buddy, My Buddy. "Listen," I said. "I need a haircut." wanted a shampoo, that's another dol- Your Buddy misses you." "Well you know where I am," Leroy car. lar-fifty I'm out.” said. "Still next to the pool hall after 30 "You all right, son?” "Then, there's the gas for the Pinto and L e t t e r s years." "Apparently you don't watch the news my trouble. I wouldn’t take a dime less "Leroy,” I went on, "how long have you or read the papers," I said. than thirty dollars." been cutting my hair?" "I told you my second chair man was out I laughed. "You’re not going to believe Todd says thank you to local voters "Two wives." drunk, " said Leroy. "I barely got time to what Christophe got for going out to Air To The Editor, my supporters to do everything "And I've been a loyal customer, take a nip of Vitalis between heads my­ Force One and cutting the president's As the books are closed on our possible to help Trigg County right?" self." hair," I said. May 25th primary, I would like and Berlin move forward. "Been in once every three weeks just "Well," I began, "President Clinton "Forty dollars?" asked Leroy to thank all the people who I'm proud to be a Trigg Coun- like clockwork," said Leroy. "By the was in Los Angeles on Air Force One and "Two hundred big ones," I said. voted and especially those tian by choice and volunteer my way, how’s the dandruff?" needed a haircut and he was able to get "You're lyin'," said Leroy. "Ain’t no ol' that voted for me. total support and talents to the "Clearing up nicely since the Pine Sol somebody to come to the plane." boy from Arkansas gonna pay two hun­ Our county has a bright fu­ future of Trigg County. treatment," I answered. "By the way, I "What kind of barber would do some­ dred dollars for a haircut." ture and I'm sure our Judge Elect need a favor." thing like that?" Leroy wanted to know. I didn’t have the heart to tell him will represent us well. Harry O. Todd "Oh, yeah," Leroy said. "People in "The president's stylist, Christophe," I what jogging shoes cost these days. I encourage and request all Cadiz hell need ice water, too." said. "I’m serious, here," I continued. "Have "I know Earl Slatz," said Leroy. "He's you ever left the barbershop to give a a barber in L.A. Met him at a barber's haircut?" convention in Kansas City. And Niles THE CADIZ RECORD "This ain't Domino's Pizza and I don't Gilgoffer. Met him, too. He's got a shop deliver. You wanna haircut, you get your in Burbank. He had a few parts in some Published each Wednesday by Waterland Staff shaggy head down here and I'll give you movies, until the Vitalis made him start Press Inc. Located on Nunn Blvd. Office open Ja n Cave.. General Manager/Advertising Director a haircut," Leroy responded, turning slurring his speech. What's this Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 8 a.m. to Matt Sanders...... Editor away from the phone to berate a customer Christophe's last name? Maybe I met 4:30 p.m., Tuesday 8 a.m. to noon; closed Satur­ day, Sunday, and holidays. Leslie Bridges...... Graphic/Layout Designer leaving his shop, "Come back here with him, too," Scott Brown...... Sports/Education Writer that magazine! It's brand-new. May of "There's no last name," I said. "It's just Robin Carter...... Staff/Feature Writer Second class postage paid in Cadiz, Trigg '91." Christophe." Rhonda P’Pool...... Office Manager/Typesetter County, Ky. USPS-082-520. "You don’t understand," I argued with "Beauty parlor man,” said Leroy. Rhonda Gibson...... Receptionist/Circulation Leroy. "I'm very busy today, and I don't Theresa Allen ...... Comp/Layout "Never trusted them beauty parlor Deadlines are as follows: Agriculture and think I can get to the shop. Couldn’t you men. They ain’t holding their scissors Sports articles Thursday at Noon. News and Debbi Cohoon...... Sales Associate run out and meet me somewhere in a real right." Society articles Monday at Noon. Classified ad­ parking lot. You can cut my hair in my I asked Leroy exactly how much it vertising Friday at Noon. Regular Display adver­ tising Monday at Noon. Advertising rates avail­ Subscription Rates able upon request. Trigg County...... $15.50 + 93* tax...... $16.43 Don't Miss Out On Today's News — Address all mall to P.O. Box 311, Cadiz, Other KY Counties.....$16.50 + 93* tax...... $17.49 Subscribe to The Cadiz Record Today! Kentucky 42211. 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i ANNOUNCEMENT - Trigg County Judge-executive Zelner Cossey was one of the speakers during the announcing that Chelsea announcement of Chelsea Industries announcing it was locating a plant in Trigg County.

------from Page A-l Industry— South Kentucky Industrial De­ traded by the low tax base) industries locating to Kentucky, 1987. Mid-Continent Springs of Chelsea has 130 employees velopment Association, and recreational area, quality of allowing them to receive credit Hopkinsville had announced at its plant in Chelsea, Mich., Dan Bozarth of the Pennyrile life and Kentucky Rural Eco­ for corporate state taxes, state plans to locate a plant in the where it has operated since Area Development District. nomic Development Authority withholding taxes of its em­ building in the spring of 1992, 1980. The Cadiz plant report­ Kentucky Gov. Brereton Jones (KREDA) tax incentives. ployees, and local taxes, if any. but backed out without giving a edly will create 120 new jobs also was on hand to greet KREDA benefits out-of-state The spec building was built in reason. over the next two years. Chelsea officials. "Having known and worked "You have come to one of the with the Chelsea company for most positive, progressive BEAUTICONTROL® BjgXard_Sale some time, I'm anxious for ev­ states in the country," said A fter Hours eryone to discover what an out­ Jones. "I want you to know that COSMETICS standing company this is," said we service after the sale. You THE WORLD'S PREMIER IMAGE COMPANY™ •Free Color Analysis June 5 Donnie Holland, a member of have made the right decision •Skin Care and Cosmetics the Trigg County Industrial to locate here. We will continue •Instant Image Makeover Authority and general plants to work together." •Personal Image Profile© 256 Cerulean Rd. manager of Johnson Controls, •Club & Corporate Presentations Representatives from the Teresa Gresham Inc. in Cadiz. "The community Michigan company visited across from Open Air is gaining a very fine corporate Trigg County four times since Image Consultant Bailey's citizen." last November and were at- 235-5511 Flea Market Kenneth Guinn, chairman of Ron Thompson Spaces available the Industrial Authority, ex­ Every Saturday pressed his appreciation to Industrial Authority, Trigg .Qiant.Yard.SalM M IL E P.O. Box 312, Cadiz, KY 42211 miles on left (502) 522-3215 SCHOOL Big Church NEW HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH 8 Family Yard Sale Teresa,Patti, Yard Sale Yard Sale JUNE 7-11 6:00-8:30 P.M. Yard Sale &Karla Dyers Chapel Ju n e 3, 4,5 June 4 & 5 United Methodist Saturday Rain or Shine! Church Parking Lot FO R: ALL AGES, INCLUDING AN 8 a.m. - ? ADULT BIBLE STUDY ON 4 miles West 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. 4 Miles WORSHIP W ill Jackson Lots of children's of Cadiz on West of Cadiz Road clothes most 25$. Hwy. 68 Many household Infants, girls 4-12, Saturday, June 5 WEEKS ACTIVITITIES WILL INCLUDE 7 -? items and books. BIBLE LESSONS, GAMES, FOOD, SINGING, boys - all sizes, 4177 Hurricane 7:00 a.m.- ? CRAFTS, AND MORE. Toys, chairs, exer­ Nintendo Games, Road - Hwy. 276 Table Space cise bike, weight Lots of new junk Available FREE transportation is a v a il a b l e (Church Parsonage) bench, all size For information call FOR MORE INFORMATION ( AI L: clothes, lots of 522-6937 $22-36 0 «>

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A-4, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, June 2,1993

Trial .from Page A-l OBITUARIES of wanton endangerment stem­ Wayne Chambers, 21, 4144 ming from an October 7, 1992 Linton Road, four of the seven traffic accident in which Roger people charged. The other and Brenda Light of Cadiz three, James Christopher Loyd, Billy Wilson were killed and their two 19,189 Streetland Drive; Peggy James Asa Skinner children injured. Denise Rushing a.k.a. Peggy Funeral services Alfred Jackson, Miss.; three sisters, The Commonwealth, repre­ Carpenter, 30, Princeton; and James Asa Skinner, 67, of Mr. Skinner also taught Texas Wilton "Billy” Wilson, 79, of Mrs. Wilma Faulkner of Cadiz, sented by assistant Common­ Jennifer Parker, 19,30 Cunning­ Harker Heights, Texas, and history and world geography Cadiz were conducted on May Mrs. Agnes Patterson of Hop­ wealth's Attorney Russell ham Avenue, have pre-trial formerly of Hopkinsville, died at Manor Middle School and 31, 1993, at the Goodwin Fu­ kinsville, and Mrs. Blanche Johnson, opposed the request for conferences set for July 8. on May 24 at his home. Eastern Hills Middle School. neral Home. Wester of Proveneal, La.; and bond reduction. Graveside services, with full He was a member of the Ma­ Burial was in the Wall one grandson, Hal Mayo of Ox­ "The two most important Several motions were heard military rites, were conducted sonic Lodge & Scottish Rite of Cemetery in Trigg County. The ford, Miss. factors in the case are the na­ May 27 by Judge Cunningham on May 29 at Trigg Memory ture of the crimes, which is the and agreed to by Common­ Waco, Texas. Revs. Norman Ellis and Eugene Pallbearers were Ramey deaths of the parents and in­ wealth's Attorney G.L. Ovey, Acres. The Rev. Harry Lewis Survivors include his wife, Springer conducted the services. Cunningham, Zelner Cossey, juries to their children, and the including a discovery motion. conducted the services. Maxine Middleton Skinner and Mr. Wilson was bom on Oct. William Francis Cortner, Mr. Skinner was born on Sept. a daughter, Mrs. Otis Middle- 28, 1913, in Trigg County, the fact that the crimes were com­ However, the two sides could Delmis Cortner, Jim Ricks, and 20, 1925, in Mayesville, S.C., ton, both of Harker Heights, son of the late Alfred Marion mitted while he (Brown) was not agree on motions for a bill of Carl Ray Miller. Honorary the son of the late Raymond Texas, and formerly of Trigg and Effie Alice Ricks Wilson. on parole," Johnson told the particulars, which would spec­ pallbearers were Layton Pickney Skinner and Frances County and Christian County; Mr. Wilson was a retired ser­ court. ify the dates, times, and places Lawrence, W.J. Lawrence, Hu­ Louise Turberville Skinner two sons, James O. Skinner of vice station owner. He also Judge Cunningham ruled for where the alleged incidents bert Patterson, Rey Lawrence, Wells. He was the step-son of Clovis, N.M., and Willie worked at Lake Barkley State the reduction saying "there was occurred. Ovey told the court Ed Wilson, Bill Wilson, and the late William Wells. Park. He was a member of the a presumption of innocence in that he needed more time to Richard Skinner of Freeport, Jerry Comter. Mr. Skinner was a retired 111.; daughter, Lisa Roth of Cadiz Baptist Church. the case." look at the motion. Ovey also did not agree to a motion for the lieutenant colonel with 23 Washington, D.C.; three Survivors include his wife, Music was provided by Bob Judge Cunningham also de­ defense to take a deposition of years of service. He was a vet­ brothers, Raymond Skinner, Jr. Robbie Cortner Wilson; one Higbee, soloist, and Susie Hig- nied a second request for a eran of World War II, Korea, of Sumter, S.C., Roy Skinner of daughter, Bobbie Mayo of bee, organist. change of venue and is still the state's expert witness and a motion for the commonwealth and Vietnam. He retired in Columbia, S.C., and Bennie considering the defense's re­ to reveal the identity of the 1970 at Fort Hood, Texas, a Skinner of Avadale, Va.; one quest for individual voir dire, informant used in the investi­ member of the 82nd Airborne sister, Connie Mathis of which would allow Glover the Corps, Special Warfare & Test Sumter, S.C.; and three grand­ Blue Mold warning opportunity to question any gation, however Ovey said the HQ, III Corps Test HQ. During children. prospective juror before the informant will definitely be a World War II, Mr. Skinner Memorials may be made to trial begins as to their knowl­ witness at the trial. served aboard the USS Johnnie the Heart Of Texas Hospice, in effect in state edge of the case. The case was continued by Hutchins, which sank the last 206 N. Penelope, Belton, Texas, The trial is scheduled to be­ Judge Cunningham because the A Blue Mold Warning is now Japanese submarine of the war. 76513. from a fungicide approach. gin August 16. seven will be tried together and in effect for all counties in Ken­ There are no fungicides cleared Meanwhile, the trial of not severed. tucky. for float and greenhouse sys­ seven people charged with en­ Blue Mold was confirmed "The court calender is full tems. gaging in organized crime Michael Scott McKillip May 25 in Hart County. The until past the first of the year. (criminal syndicate) may not go site is a commercial tobacco It is my inclination to set the to trial until spring of 1994. greenhouse. The infection in­ Swimming pool trial for April (1994), unless Michael Scott McKillip, 37, of Soapstone Engineering, San Trial dates of June 23 & 24 volved an out-of-state supplier the attorneys press to get this known to his many California Jose, Calif, and builder of world had been set aside for Barry and the plants were plugged done," Cunningham said. friends as "Kentucky" died in record drag-racing bikes and to open soon Hancock, 22, 30 Cunningham and transferred about three A new trial date will be set Valley Medical Center, San holder of many speed records. The American Legion Swim­ Avenue; Kenneth Waldrop week ago. at the July 8 court session, when Jose, Calif., on May 17,1993. ming Pool should open at the a.k.a. Kenny Boy, 29, Guthrie; Memorial services were held Tobacco growers should keep the seven defendants will ap­ He was the son of Richard end of the week of June 4. William H. Nabors, 36, 6261 in San Jose, Calif, attended by blue mold control programs in pear with their five attorneys and Gail McKillip of Cadiz, Season passes will be avail­ Princeton Road, and Jeffrey family and approximately 400 place. Keep traditional plant for a pre-trial conference. and Paula Sterley of St. George, able. friends. bed fungicide programs in place Utah. He was brother to Kevin Swimming lessons will be (Ridomil plus ferbam). Use of R. M cKillip and Kelly A. Graveside services were held given from June 14 through 25, *See Our New Creations* on May 29 at Trigg Memory Ridomil in the field as a pre­ McKillip, uncle to Sara L. at 9 and 10 a.m. Acres with the Rev. Norman plant treatment recommended SMITH'S WOOD PRODUCTS McKillip of San Jose, Calif. The pool also will be avail­ Ellis conducting the service. Stepbrother to Crystal Gold- able for private parties. Call Eubanks of Orlando, Fla; In lieu of flowers -- memori­ Bible school 522-9966 for further informa­ Hobby & Craft Store Shannon Gold, Henry and John als may be given to the tion. 4355 Hopkinsville Road T. Gold, both of Nashville, Michael McKillip fund at the scheduled Term. Bank of Cadiz, to be used at the (Highway 68 - East - 4 miles East of Cadiz) The Hurricane Baptist LBL ------He attended Trigg County Trigg County Recreation Com­ Church will have Vacation from Page A-l High School. He was the owner plex. Jim Smith W k 522-5378 Bible School for ages pre­ and $5 for those under 18. Two- Custom Woodsmith school through youth. day tickets are $12 and $8; 235-5143 The school will run from June children under six are admitted Bluegrass Septic Systems 7 through 11 from 8:30 to 11:30 free. Visitors are encouraged to ’Serving all of Western Kentucky’ a.m. bring lawn chairs or ground Complete systems, including permit, installed Everyone is welcome. For blankets. Audio and video THIS SUMMER, to your local health department specs. more information or a ride, call recordings of performances are 2 bedroom house-$ 1,750.00 522-8777. prohibited. 3 bedroom house-$ 1,950.00 GET OUT ON THE We do footers fie haul rock also Local References Lie. # 124-215B Call Mack 8 8 7 -5 6 9 6

j 3q| Saturday June5,1993 10:00 a.m. We would like to say a Special Thank You to Location: From Hamtown, take Hwy. 274, 2 1/2 1 our family and friends for their confidence and sup­ f i t R o a d , |ast house on left. (Follow Signs) port during this primary election. Personal Property: Walnut pie safe, antique brass « f T bed’ antidue walnut comer cabinet, antique walnut china We would also like to congratulate Berlin cabinet, antique walnut buffet, antique oak china cabi- Moore, Jr. personally for a positive and professional net, antique oak server, 3 piece Pierce bedroom suite, 2| tP campaign and to wish him success as our County H f leather top end tables, reproduction ice cream table & 41 Judge Executive. ~H chairs, oak dining table w/6 chairs, small maple hinge to p f H table, black wrought iron table w/4 chairs, lamp table, old!S3 M£3^ green curved bowl w/stem, 15 prints, 2 oil paintings, *76e Aadd 'patKily oriental wall hanging, mirrortop com ertable, ladies deskijE~? James, Marilyn, Jodi, Jeanie, lamp, side VIchair, lu ll, twin1**111 UIand iu fulllull ybed o u frame,iiGuncr, vcream ic a u i wroi vvi uUQhtfl Karen & Todd ' l l ! iron glider, table and chair, 2 director chairs, a n t iq u e ^ Paid for by James Halliday, Treasurer, P. O. Box 1386, Cadiz, KY 42211. IgH-Jjl cranberry and milk glass lamp, antique pressed glass i® I m sandwich tray (button & daisy), antique dresser tray, an- * ^ ' :£3Tj tique Nippon vase, carnival glass vase, antique Limoge. . . . plat w/stand, depression glass compote,11 antique i^ J BLUEGRASS :gg| mother of pearl wine goblets, antique cobolt & clear||^S t o Steak House'&'Seafood compote, antique button & daisy card tray, antique ori- ental tea pot, Fenton glassware, Nortike berry dishes, set jjj |§ j V i e\ ’ c 0 J p , black ironstone dinnerware, set black flatware, Fostoria glasware, 12” oriental vase, misc. antique dishes, an- tique slagglass hatpin holder, antique stem preservel^J 'SCuCJfusOd St e a k D in n e r s S/reUetlCUd. H I stand, assortment of lamps, end tables, coffee table, Large T-Done...... Save Up To 50% Large Ribeye______® ' misc. appliances, microwave, television, telephone, misc. § g | Catfish Fillets Ribeye...... decorator pillows, cookware, quilts, N EW heavy d u t y lH I 3 pc..:...... New York Strip...... Ggfj'a trolling motor, camping chair, 12 foot runabout alumium 2 pc...... Top Sirloin...... Ground Sirloin...... a boat, MANY MANY items to numerous to mention. r>?| Catfish Fiddlers (2 pc.).. /llww served with choice of belted ALL PATIO FURNITURE poteto or french fries end soled Owner: E.C. Fruits P S e a f o o d Din n e r s Terms: CASH or good check with proper I.D. | | | j 12 MONTHS INTEREST FREE FINANCING Baked Orange Roughy...... $7.95 Baked Ocean Cod...... $6.95 Grilled Red Snapper...... $8.95 & SALE HELD BY Grilled Salmon Steaks...... $8.95 5 * Fried Large Shrimp...... 36.95 Stuffed Shrimp...... $7.95 Stuffed Flounder...... Shrimp Basket...... $4.95 BROWN’S Fried Oysters.... $7 95 Fried Clams...... $5.95 ^ jO oke 'B arkley V lealty/Junction STEAK DINNERS Beef Ka bob...... $5.95 Nava York Strip...... $9.95 FURNITURE Brenda H arper 522-3363 Gilbert Flood jpE; Pork Chops...... $4.95 7 days a week Smoked Chops...... $555 11:00a.m.-10:00 p.m.

j i i The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, June 2,1993, A-5 LOCAL/STATE Five hurt in off-road accidents during Memorial Day weekend

Several accidents involving According to the report filed driving D.U.I. on a suspended all-terrain vehicles from the by Officer Ricky Pidcock, Peggy license, first offense. Three Memorial Day weekend were Wyatt, 38, 561 P'PooI Road, passengers in her vehicle, reported, as were several minor was southbound on Kentucky Sherene Lyn Harper, 26, and accidents in the city. Law en­ 139 around 5:55 p.m. and ap­ Bryan B. Harper, 26, both of forcement officials were also plied her brakes to avoid a car Columbiaville, MI; and Darrell out in full force making several that had stopped in front of J. Harper, 34, 7490 Rockcastle alcohol related arrests. her. Wyatt's car skidded on Road, were all charged with According to the report filed the wet pavement, across a alcohol intoxication. by L.B.L. Public Safety Officer parking lot and into a car oper­ Meanwhile, Kent A. Baker, Frank Nelson, a four-wheeler ated by Earl Quarles, 59, Hop­ 40, Line Street, was arrested operated by John Carter, 47, of kinsville. May 30 around 3:54 a.m. by Of­ Ashland City, TN, overturned Elsewhere, no one was injured ficer Pidcock on Lafayette at Turkey Bay May 30 around in a two-car mishap on Main Street. Baker was charged 2:20 p.m. Carter and a 15-year- Street May 28 around 8:15 p.m. with D.U.I and no operator's old who was not identified According to Officer Robert license after registering a .124 on the intoxilyzer. were taken to Trigg County Graves' report, Dorothy San­ Members of the Trigg County Disaster and Emergency Service and Trigg County E.M.T.S assist at the Arrested around 2:50 a.m. Hospital. Carter was treated ford Baldwin, 64, St. Louis, scene of a May 29 traffic accident on U.S. 68 west that killed Robert Volz of Louisville. Kentucky State that same morning was for a broken nose and cut lip MO, was eastbound on Main Police said that 18 people died on Kentucky roadways over the Memorial Day weekend, the most in over Michael J. Choate, 30, 61 while the youth was treated waiting for a vehicle to turn 15 years and just under the total of the last two years combined. Last year, seven people died on for lower back and neck-injuries. onto Line Street and was struck Jefferson Street, who was Kentucky highways during the Memorial Day weekend. Meanwhile, two similar ac­ from behind by a car driven by charged with driving on a sus­ cidents were reported May 29, Lori B. Sumner, 17, 2190 Prince­ pended or revoked license. including two A.T.V.s that col­ ton Road, who stated she lided head-on. looked away from the road Firemen According to Officer Ben road and could not stop in time. Louisville man dies of Booker's report, an A.T.V. op­ A Vermont man complained respond erated by Charlie Mitchell of of neck and face injuries Hopkinsville collided head-on following a May 26 accident at to auto fire traffic accident injuries with another A.T.V. operated the intersection of Kentucky 274 One truck and four firemen by Theodore Maffei of Ashland and Old Dover Road. Accord­ responded to a car fire May 31 City, TN. Although both men ing to Sheriff Randy Clark's on the North Ridge Road A Louisville man died May bound on U.S. 68 around 6:40 truck, Mary Volz, 61, were slightly injured, they accident report, Robert F. about 2 miles from Montgomery. 29 from injuries sustained in a p.m. and met an eastbound truck Louisville, and their two both refused treatment accord­ Bourque, 55, Brattleboro, VT, According to Montgomery traffic accident seven miles driven by Randal Stone, 37, granddaughters, Melissa Com­ ing to the report. was traveling east on U.S. 68 Volunteer Fire Chief Amos west of Cadiz near the entrance Cadiz, who was pulling a 10- stock, 15, Louisville, and Sarah Elsewhere, an Illinois woman around 7:05 p.m. and attempted Ladd, members of the depart­ to Lake Barkley State Resort foot trailer. The report says Gotting, 14, Louisville, were was taken to Murray-Calloway to turn left onto Kentucky 274. ment arrived at the scene Park. the trailer came unhitched transported to Trigg County County Hospital following a A car operated by Coty G. around 6:20 p.m. to find a car Robert J. Volz, 65, Louisville, from the truck and into the Hospital where they were three-wheeler accident at Pierce, 19, Pembroke, was owned by Mike Anderson of died Saturday at 11:30 p.m. at westbound lane. Volz swerved treated and released. Turkey Bay. stopped at the intersection and Cadiz engulfed in flames. Vanderbilt Medical Center in to the right to miss the trailer According to Officer Bruce pulled into the left side of Ladd said Anderson and an­ Nashville where he was life- and ran off the road. When he The accident was the second Turnbow's report, Monica Bourque's car as he was turning, other person had been driving flighted following the acci­ tried to return to the road, he fatality recorded in Trigg Moore, 21, of Carbondale, IL, according to the report. and apparently ran over some­ dent. lost control of his truck, which County this year, and one of was treated for a fractured foot Meanwhile, several alcohol thing, causing oil to get on the According to the report com­ overturned and ejected Volz. several reported state-wide and ankle after her A.T.V. related arrests from the Memo­ car's exhaust pipe and smoke. pleted by State Trooper Tom during the Memorial Day overturned. A passenger, She­ rial Day weekend were re­ When the two left the car for Rottinghaus, Volz was west­ Three passengers in the Volz weekend. lia Moore, who had no age or ported. help, a passing motorist noticed address listed, was not injured. A routine traffic check May the fire. Meanwhile, a traffic acci­ 30 at the west limits, of Cadiz' Ladd said entire frdn^pbrtion dent May 30 on Kentucky 139 resulted in the arrest of Lee A. of the car W as destroyed by the near Depot Street resulted in no Harper, 30, 7490 Rockcastle fire, which kept officials at injuries. Road, who was charged with the scene for about 30-minutes.

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A-6, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, June 2,1993 another look Lodge caters to millions of visitors After 23 years, Barkley Lodge still an architectual masterpiece

ROBIN CARTER lake. Staff Writer Each of the 120 rooms and four suites in the 'Twenty-three years ago, a new era in Trigg main lodge complex have private balconies County's history began when Lake Barkley with lake views. State Resort Park opened. Three stories of glass and wood beams tower On June 1,1970, Barkley Lodge was dedicated over the dining room which looks out over the and the park officially opened. Trigg County lake. became a vacation get-away for millions of Nine cottages and four log cabins provide all visitors. the comforts of home for guests who want more Since then the park has been recognized by privacy. M oney magazine as one of the 12 best state The nearby marina has 172 slips, covered and parks in the nation. open. Rental boats are available for fishing or On June 14,1963, President John F. Kennedy skiing. announced the Tennessee Valley Authority Members, walk-ins and Lodge guests can enjoy would develop Land Between the Lakes as a the Fitness Center facilities. national recreation area. "People come here to vacation for several Kentucky Lake had been created in 1944 from reasons,” Rufli said. "They come for the scenic the waters of the Tennessee River. beauty of the lake. In 1967, Lake Barkley was impounded and "And we offer a wide variety of recreational the plans for developing Lake Barkley State activities. With the golf course, tennis courts, a Resort Park were put in motion. trap range, horse stables and other facilities, The centerpiece of the park is Barkley Lodge. it's a complete family vacation resort." With an original pricetag of about six million Rufli said more than one million people visit dollars, it has been called an architectural the park each year. An estimated forty percent masterpiece. of those have visited the park before. It has to be seen to be believed," said Jim "The quality of service we offer and the Host, Kentucky Commissioner of Parks at that hospitality of our staff keeps them coming back time. year after year," Rufli said. Eight hundred people attended the Rufli said the summer months are the park's groundbreaking ceremony in August 1967, busiest months but October is becoming a popu­ including Kentucky Governor Edward T. lar vacation time. Breathitt; Boots Randolph; Chet Atkins and Bus tours of the area are especially popular Ray Stevens. during the latter part of October. C enterpiece o f the p a rk... Edward Durrel Stone, an internationally- "People come to see the fall colors," Rufli Barkley Lodge was dedicated and opened on June 1,1970. The lodge is constructed of western cedar and known architect from New York, designed the said. douglas fir from Washington and Oregon. Three stories of glass and wood beams tower over the dining Lodge. Stone is the mastermind behind such Thanks to a $100 million state bond issue, room which looks out over Barkley Lake. In addition to 120 rooms and four suites in the main complex, famous buildings as the John F. Kennedy Center Kentucky's state parks will get a facelift. there are also nine cottages and four log cabins. for Performing Arts. The Lodge has not been completely renovated "People still come here just to see the since its opening in 1970. Bringing you its second century of hometown news. building," said John Rufli, park superintendent. "We will have to wait and see how Congress The Lodge is constructed of western cedar and appropriates funds and see what the priorities Cadiz CTcvdi:^ p~ecoi~d douglas fir imported from Washington and are," Rufli said. "Our main concern is the Place To Be!! Oregon. Three-and-one-half acres of glass renovating the main lodge complex. That’s very provide guests with spectacular views of the high on our list." Smith's Construction Read The Custom Built Garages, Pole Barns and Portable Storage Buildings

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Carr graduates from with the law firm of Honor roll student during the 1992-93 academic McClellan. Powers, Ehmling, & school year. U.K. College of Law Dix, P.C. of Gallatin and wins special award In addition to being listed on Murfreesboro. Tenn. Keith Morris, son of Jim and the Honor Roll, Morris also Kevin Scott Carr of Cadiz Carr also intends to sit for Katherine Morris of Cadiz, was received a special award for graduated from the University the Kentucky Bar Exam soon named Honor Roll Student at demonstrating high literary of Kentucky College of Law on after passage of the Tennessee Shedd Academy of Mayfield. standards by being given the Saturday, May 8, 1993. Carr Exam. This Honor Roll Award was "Reading/Literature Award for was one of 155 to graduate from Carr is the son of Mr. and based upon high quality grades the Year." the College of Law in 1993. Mrs. Jimmie Carr of Cadiz. He Carr preceded his graduate is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. work at the University of Ken­ Morris Audas and Mrs. Myrtle tucky by completing his under­ Carr, also of Cadiz. graduate work at David Lip­ scomb University, Nashville, Over 95% attend '93 Tenn. He graduated with a bachelor of science degree in project graduation chemistry, with minors in busi­ Project graduation, the all- ness management and business night, chemical-free party for finance in May 1990. Carr is a seniors attracted over 95% of 1986 graduate of Trigg County the graduating class of 1993. WINNERS ■ Winners in the middle school's Winners Circle reading High School. contest for the 1992-93 school year were (from left) Jimmy Oliver, Each senior signed in for the Upon passage of the Ten­ Katie Cohoon, and Brian Jessup. Winners for the month of May were night's activities, along with a nessee Bar, Carr will become guest, and were not allowed to Kevin Wilson and Angie Peace. leave until 5 a.m. or if their parents came to check them out. V I w The night began with the "beauty review" in the little theater. Miss Skipalena (Skip) Pisa was the winner and PROJECTING TO THE FUTURE - Members of the Class of 1993 try was crowned by last year's and earn some fake cash in order to win prizes during their project winner Miss Donna Jo (Dixie) graduation. (Above) Mark Pool attempts to "can" this toss during the Jones. Miss Edwinna (Ed) Postel toilet paper toss while Tonya Sanders (below) tries to win the ring was a close second. The students then took part in a carnival in which they could earn fake money to cash in for prizes at the end. The students also were treated to a dance and a night at the dog races.

Sara Alexander was the winner of the grand prize, a trip for two to Cancun, Mexico along with $400 cash. Steven Freeman cashed in the most fake money and won $500 real money.

TOP READERS - These students were the top readers in Mrs. Carolyn Lawrence's Circus Primary This was the seventh year Team's accelerated reading program. From left are (front row) Billie Moss, Katie Bowers, Ben Gray, project graduation has been Jennifer Guier, (back row) Tony Holder, Miranda Birdsong, Tierra Wadlington, Stuart Cook, and Jonathon held at Trigg County High Pepper. The students in Mrs. Lawrence's two classes read a total of 1,674 books. School. F R E E CARWASH Reading winners named , Trigg Co. Band Mrs. Carolyn Lawrence's classes of the Circus Primary Team participated in the Ac­ Jf Junes-7:30-11:00 celerated Reading Program To the People of Trigg County: during the 1992-93 school year. ffjfe Sponsor A Band Student g p r The students were assisted in 3 s ^ e s : the computer room by Mrs. LaNell Bell, Mrs. Sue Gray, Cadiz Baptist Church Mrs. Lorraine Glock, and Mrs. Cadiz Christian Church Sybil Long. The students read a total of 1,674 books. (Morning Trigg County Bus Garage C la ss) - most books read - Proceeds go to the Trigg County Marching Band Tierra Wadlington (1st) I--- Jonathon Pepper (2nd) m ost points earned - Miranda Bird­ TREK usa song (1st) Stuart Cook (2nd)

Holder (1st) Stuart Cook (2nd) (Afternoon class) most books read - Katie Bowers (1st) Jen­ nifer Guier (2nd) most points earned - Billie Moss (1st) Jen­ ISB nifer Guier (2nd) reading accu­ racy award Ben Gray (1st) Bil­ lie Moss (2nd)

I would like to thank you for allow­ ing me the opportunity to be your County Judge Executive.

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4 A-8, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, June 2,1993

It's On The Record

The following is May 25 Trigg license in possession; deferred of assault - 3rd degree; arraigned, County District Court Action before prosecution for six months continued to June 3, bond reviewed Judge Chappell Wilson. Court costs Robert Glenn Cunningham Jr., are not included. All ages and Cadiz; D.UX - 2nd offense; owes six Roy L. Wright, 27; no insurance, addresses were not listed on the days jail time improper registration plates; court calender. Terri Morrow, Cadiz; operating dismissed on a suspended or revoked license; Del R. Adams, 57; no insurance; dismissed Paul Scotty Dwyer, 30; ha­ continued to June 1 rassment; continued to August 31 for Gregory Westly Parker, Paul J. Buechter, 35; speeding (21 pre-trial conference Princeton, IN; possession of a radio mph over), expired or no reg. Barry L. Knight, 26; musseling that receives police messages, no plates; continued to June 3 violation; guilty plea, fine $1000 license in possession; defendant not Roy Wendell Giddens Jr., 26; and costs and 30 days in county jail, present, guilty in absence; $25 fine speeding (12 mph over), no reg­ motion to suspend $750 of fine for and confiscate equipment istration receipt); paid and two years on condition defendant Michael Thomas, Cadiz; theft dismissed has no more violations. Probation by failure to make required Stacey L. Speer, 21; speeding (22 denied disposition over $300; continued to mph over), no insurance; plea of Larry Randall Coursey, 23; Junel guilty entered on speeding - $20 musseling violation; arraigned, Temple E. Skelton, Clarksville, fine; no ins. dismissed continued to June 22 for pre-trial TN; no operators license, no Jeffrey C. Jones, 23; improper conference registration, no insurance; out of equipment, expired or no reg. James T. Springs, 26; musseling state driver - dismissed plates, no reg. receipt; arraigned, violation; arraigned, continued to Jimmy Dale Haley; no operators plea of guilty, $25 fine June 22 license, no insurance, no Houston, 28; no registration, failure to dim Charles Andrew Bumgardner, 24; HONORING VETERANS - A Memorial Day program honoring all veterans and commemorating the 50th insurance, cancelled or fictitious headlights, driving on a suspended speeding (25 mph over), no anniversary of World War II was conducted on May 31 on the Trigg County Courthouse Square and operator's license, operating on a license; continued to June 1 insurance; paid and dismissed sponsored by the James Thomas Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. (Left photo) suspended or revoked license; Robert Howell Ingram, 25; two Thomas Michael Sasser Jr., 20, Members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars raised the flag during the ceremony. (Right photo) The featured continued to June 1 to get insurance counts of trafficking marijuana less disregarding stop sign, no reg. speaker was Bill Cunningham, Circuit judge of the 56th Judicial District and license than eight ounces, possession o f receipt; failed to appear Matthew K.. Rogers, 23; no drug paraphernalia, possession of Martin Kenneth Kennedy Jr., 25, insurance, no license in possession; marijuana; released on own disregarding stop sign, no insurance, continued to June 1 to get driving recognizance no reg. receipt; failed to appear history Pam Kaye Ingram, 31; traf­ Gary Kennan Juncker, 30; Scott R. Anaya, 23; no regis­ ficking marijuana less than eight speeding (23 mph over); arraigned, tration receipt; failed to appear ounces, possession of drug plea of guilty, $20 fine Tim Buford, 28; no head gear on paraphernalia for manufacturing, Eric W. Powell, 18; D.U.I. - 1st motorcycle, operating off-road possession of marijuana, possession offense (.104); arraigned, plea of vehicle on private/public land; of drug paraphernalia; released on guilty, $200 fine, $150 S.O. fee, 1 issue bench warrant own recognizance day in jail, 8 hours community Robert E. Mehlbauer, Jr., 38; no service, license revoked for 90 days insurance; continued to June 1 The following is May 27 Trigg Thomas E. Brown, Cadiz; driving William A. Lindsay, 30; D.U.I. - County District Court action before D.U.I. on suspended license, D.U.I. - 1st offense (.139), carrying a Take the worry out of traveling with Judge William McCaslin. Court 2nd offense; continued to July 1 for concealed deadly weapon; costs are not included. The court jury trial continued to enter guilty plea calender does not list ages and cash...carry travelers checks! Douglas Dean Young, 37; op­ addresses for all defendants. James Wayne Davis, Cerulean; They can easily be replaced i f lost or stolen, erating on a suspended or revoked failure to register motor boat; license; dismissed Barry Donald Arvin, 32; assault dismissed William R. Deloach, 44; D.UJ. - - 2nd degree; continued to June 3 Chris Allen Miller, Cadiz; Have A Great Vacation! 1st offense (.184); guilty plea, $500 Nathaniel Jackson, 53; failure to menacing (deferred from Oct. 29, fine and costs, revoke license for 90 remove health nuisance; continued 1992); reinstated to active, days to June 3 continued to June 3 ijk Bank of Cadiz & (flu Helanda B. Radford, 32; fol­ Chris A. Miller, 21; two counts of Brenda Joyce Melvin, Ft. lowing another vehicle too close, no terroristic threatening, three counts Campbell; speeding 74-65; $19 fine wX Trust Co. ^53 M ember FDIC Cadiz, KY 522-60

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Men's Softball Scoreboard May 24 games were rained out M ay 25 Goodwin 28 Stroud's 6 HRS- Butts, M. Joiner 3, Morris, Sumner 2

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Softball Standings Team w L GB RS RA Goodwin 7 0 - 124 39 Coldwell Banker 5 2 2 90 76 U.S. Steel 2 3 4 68 85 Ace’s 2 3 4 73 58 Oliver's 2 4 41/2 67 94 Stroud's 0 6 61/2 53 123 HOMERUN LEADERS Player No. Player No. R. Butts (Goodwin) 8 J. Humphries (Oliver's) 2 D. Pace (Ace's) 7 K. Bridges (Oliver's) 2 M. Morris (Goodwin) 6 J. Lamb (Goodwin) 2 M. Joiner (Goodwin) 5 D. Stevens (Goodwin) 2 S. J ’arrent (Coldwell) 4 N. Cummins (Oliver's) 1 J. Lancaster (Oliver's) 3 W. Odom (Ace's) 1 T. Vinson (Ace's) 3 B. Finley (Goodwin) 1 J. Sumner (Goodwin) 3 J. Ladd (Oliver's) 1 R. Roberts (Oliver's) 3 M. Lane (U.S. Steel) 1 TALKING WITH THE GUYS - Trigg County Coach Bruce Perkins the region since 1989. Only two seniors graduate from this year’s 6-16 Co-ed Softball talks to his team after losing to Madisonville May 26 in the region squad, which could challenge for the fifth district title next year. June 3 Schedule tournament 14-7. Trigg County was making their first appearance in 6:00 Misfits vs. Hamptons 8:00 Liberty Pt. vs Music Shoppe "If we had played Madis­ sac fly by Badger. Trigg County jumped ahead runs on four hits, including a 7:00 Canton vs East Cadiz 9:00 Mitchell Builders vs. Phil's onville at the beginning of the Two walks and a Maroon er­ 5-3 in the fourth when Wallace two run-homerun hit over the year, they would have beaten ror set up Trigg's second run, doubled, one of three on the day shallow centerfield fence. for the second-sacker, and us 30 runs." scored by Jacob Long on a Steven Trigg County scored token Team W L GB RS RA scored on a error by Badger. runs in the sixth and seventh That is how Trigg County Tyler sacrifice fly. Misfits 2 0 - 50 6 The field at North Drive, innings, but fell short. Baseball Coach Bruce Perkins Trigg County missed a golden Phil's Honeys 2 0 - 33 15 located next door to a lumber summed up the 1993 after the opportunity to extend their one "We've progressed quite a bit Mitchell Builders 1 1 - 21 29 yard, seemed to become smaller Batcats lost to the Maroons 14-7 run lead in the third inning this year," said Perkins. "We Music Shoppe 1 1 - 36 22 in the bottom half of the fourth in the first round of the Second when their first four runners had a slump mid-way through Liberty Point 1 1 1 19 22 inning as Madisonville wielded Region Baseball Tournament reached base. Bush led off the year but rebounded well." Hamptons 1 1 1 16 27 the big lumber. Two straight May 26 at Hopkinsville. with a single and moved to sec­ Steven Tyler (2-6) pitched Canton 0 2 2 16 49 singles by Nate Mitchell and Trigg County was making ond when Maroon centerfielder the distance in suffering the East Cadiz 0 2 2 6 27 Brian Brown, coupled "with a their first appearance in the Brett GiBson dropped James' loss, allowing all 14 runs, seven Todd Brown walk and a Stam- region tournament in four years deep fly ball. Jonathon Gray of those earned, three walks, bush sac fly knotted the score at little League Baseball Scoreboard after coming in second to Chris­ followed with an RBI single and struck out six. 5-5. Art Badger followed with tian County in the Fifth Dis­ and Long walked. However, With virtually the entire an RBI single and catcher Little League Standings trict Tournament. Todd Brown bounced into a 1-2-3 team returning next year, it Nathan Lutz cracked a 360-foot 9 & 10 YEAR OLDS 11 & 12 YEAR OLDS The Batcats (6-16) came out double play and Tyler fanned could mean big things for the homerun to left-center, good for TEAM W L GB TEAM W L GB swinging with single runs in after a Jason Minnehan walk. Batcats. an 8-5 lead. Bank of Cadiz 2 0 Goodwin 3 1 each of the first three innings. The Batcats left six runners on "It should bode well. We’ll "I thought we could come Hoover 1 0 1/2 Cee Bee 2 1 1/2 With one out in the first, base through the first three in­ have to work on our pitching for back from the 8-5 deficit, but Knight & Hale 0 1 11/2 Cadiz Ins. 1 2 11/2 Steven Wallace doubled and nings next year, and we need about Steven Tyler seemed to get a Ky. Machine 0 2 2 T.C.F.B. 0 2 2 moved to second on a Tim Bush three hitters to solidify our little tired as the game wore single. An error by Maroon Madisonville (24-9) coun­ line-up," Perkins said. third baseman Art Badger on a tered with a two-run explosion on," said Perkins. Trigg County Ladvcat Basketball Camp grounder hit by Mike James al­ in their half of the third inning Winning pitcher Jim Bob The Batcats dropped a pair Trigg County Ladycat Basketball Day Camp will be held lowed Wallace to score. when Mark Stambush reached Vincent then settled down and of games to the Maroons April June 7-11 at the high school gym for students who will be The Maroons countered with on a Brown error and Badger struck out five straight Batcats. 24, losing 16-8 and 7-0. ingrades 3-8 in the 1993-94 school year. The camp will be from a run the the bottom half of the followed with a two-run homer The game was salted away in 8:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. each day. Registration is $25. For more frame on a walk, sacrifice, a to left-center field of the cozy the bottom of the sixth when See Trigg, Page B-2 information, call Coach Glenn Ringstaff at 522-7610. Mike James fielding error and a Madisonville added six more Cincinnati Reds to hold area tryouts The Cincinnati Reds Major League Baseball Club will be conducting several tryout camps in the region over the next few Just another day at the office for Rogers weeks. There will be no camps after June 29 in 1993. Area camps will be held at — SCOTT BROWN • Louisville (Derby City Park - June 9) Sports Editor • Evansville, IN (Central High School - June 10) For most people, golf is a hobby or a way of • Paducah (Paducah Community College - June 11) escaping the office. For Matt Rogers, it is his Registration for the camps will begin at 9:00 a.m. Each camp office. will begin promptly at 9:30 a.m., and all players trying out After a couple of years away from Trigg must be registered prior to the 9:30 a.m. starting time. All County, Rogers is back working on his golf game American Legion players must bring written permission from in hopes of earning his tour card on the Nike® the Post Commander or Legion Coach in order to tryout. Golf Tour, which is one level below the P.G.A. Any player who is under 21-years-old must have written Tour and was formerly known as the Hogan permission from a parent or legal guardian accepting full legal Tour. Rogers' current "office" isn’t far from the liability in order to workout. golf course. He is working at the pro shop at According to Reds Scouting Supervisor David Jennings, it will Boots Randolph Golf Course, which Rogers has not be necessary to attend more than one the background for. One sunny morning, Rogers' "office" was where he revealed his hopes and plans for the future. After his par on hole #1, Rogers crushes his tee shot on the 535 yard, par-5 hole #2. It com­ pletes its' return to Earth around the dog-leg left, a little less than 200 yards from the hole. "I guess that will play," he says. Rogers first picked up a golf club when he was five years old and his dad Kenny brought him to the golf course. "My dad first got me started (playing golf), and I probably started to really play when I was 11," Rogers said. "It was probably when I was 16 that I knew I could play competitively when other people I played with told me that I could. Rogers lettered in golf at Trigg County High School, where he was the team's number one golfer for much of the time. After high school, it was off the Florida to the Golf Academy of the South where Rogers ■ Randy Grubbs (left) and was one of 35 people from around the world ac­ KING OF SWING - Matt Rogers tees off recently at Boots Randolph Mark Pool were named to the Bigger, Faster, Stronger Magazine's All- South Honorable Mention list. Grubbs and Pool graduated last week Golf Course. Rogers is looking to tee it up in the P.G.A. qualifying meet cepted. That experience gave Rogers the know- later this year. See Rogers, Page B-2 from Trigg County High School where they were members of the state champion powerlifting team and the football team.

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Wallace, Tyler to travel with team Madisonville 14 Trigg County 7 J a r ' 11 , i P p TRIGG AB H R Bl Maroon* AB H R Bl Kline cf 5 0 0 0 Offutt 2b 3 1 2 0 « i t .a SCOTT BROWN Wallace 2b 4 3 3 0 TBrown ss 2 0 1 0 __ ..___L ~ Sports Editor Bush c 4 3 2 1 Stmbsh 1b 3 0 1 1 Two Trigg County High James 3b 4 1 0 0 Badger 3b 3 3 3 5 School baseball players will be Gray 2b 3 1 0 1 Lutz c 3 3 1 3 Long If 2 0 1 0 Murphy pr 0 0 1 0 part of a traveling team that Boyd If 0 0 0 0 Rogers dh 4 0 1 0 will play nearly 40 games in Brown 1b 4 1 1 0 Gibson cf 4 1 1 1 several states over the next few Mnnhan rf 2 1 0 1 BBrown If 4 2 2 2 Mitchell rf 4 2 1 0 months. Total* 2710 6 3 Total* 30 121412 Steven Wallace, a junior TRIGG COUNTY 1112011 - 7 shortstop, and Steven Tyler, a MADISONVILLE 102 506 x -1 4 E- James 2, Brown, Wallace, Lon_ sophomore pitcher, are mem­ Badger 2, Gibson, Lutz DP - Madisonville 2 bers of the Pennyrile traveling LOB- Trigg 9, Madisonville 4 2B- Wallace 3, team that will begin play June Badger, Gibson HR - Badger, Lutz, B. Brown SB- Long, Stambush, Lutz, Murphy CS - Bush 4 in Clarksville. S- T. Brown SF - S.Tyler, Stambush, ~ The two have just finished WP- S. Tyler 2, Wells, Vincent, Piscatelli PB playing for Trigg County High Bush BK - S. Tyler Batter Inf. - Mitchell and will now join 16-year-olds IP H R 51 EB SO S. Tyler 6 12 14 7 3 6 from Livingston, Crittenden, Steven Wallace Webster, Caldwell, Lyon, and Weis 2 4 3 0 2 1 Vincent 4 4 3 2 3 7 Hopkins counties on the team. "Last year we took 15-year- UNDER THE TAG - Madisonville runner Mark Stambush slides in Piscatelli 1 2 1 1 0 1 According to the Pennyrile olds (including Tyler and Wal­ Wells pitched to three batters in the 3rd safely under the tag of Trigg third baseman Mike James. Madisonville Travelers coach Ray Mitchell lace) from around the area and T - 2:31 used big innings in the fourth and sixth to pull away from the Batcats of Princeton, Wallace will pri­ competed in a tournament at e j 14-7 in the first round of the Second Region tournament May 26. marily play second base and Murray," said Mitchell. shortstop. Wallace batted.478 "There was some interest to get see him play. He was a gen­ Playing on the tour would cost though he doesn't keep score on with eleven doubles this past them back together again this Steven Tyler tleman and a 'Houdini' on the an estimated $600-$800 a week a card. "You don't need a card to year for the Batcats. Mitchell year." golf course." Rogers estimated to cover travel know that you 've played well." said Tyler will play first base The Pennyrile team will the top talent in the country. expenses and lodging. and do some pitching. Tyler play in Bowling Green, Owens­ "These trips are funded by While waiting for a slower "If you get your card, some­ "I can't picture myself doing batted just .152 although he boro, Paris, TN., St. Louis, and the parents and kids although foursome to play ahead on the thing will sponsor you which anything else but golf. That's was one of Trigg's top pitchers in the Twitty City Tournament we are looking for some corpo­ par-5, hole #15, Rogers does his helps. But, you're on your own why I hope to make it to the with two of the team's six wins. ^r^Nashvilh^igains^om^jf^ rate sponsors," Mitchell said. own impersonation of Houdini. until you can get that card." tour. It's the passion...the love He takes a ball in the rough of golf," said Rogers, who is also about 270 yards away from the interested in designing a golf R og ers Rogers' job in Ohio was an as­ grip, and swing plane. Before then, Rogers would hole and about 50 yards behind course on down the road. from Page B-l sistant pro at a golf course, "It's totally different now like to give something back to which is why I need to work on a large tree. His tee shot is in community. He is looking into how of how to run and thanks to the job placement of the middle of the fairway. my game," Rogers said. raising money for charity, such "I know the odds are against operate a golf course and pro the academy. Now it's time to experiment. "I His tee shot on hole #7 goes as the Muscular Dystrophy As­ me, but I don't mind. I seem to shop. That experience also "I liked my job there, but I'm don't know if I can clear the tree about 50 yards then breaks into sociation, by playing golf and play better in that position." placed him in a job at a golf 23 years old and realized that with a wood or not. That's a the woods. "That happens having people or businesses The odds may be against him, course in Wapokoneta, Ohio, the only chance that I would tough shot," Rogers says, right about one every 100 shots," he sponsor him per hole. but after watching him play 18 the hometown of astronaut Neil have to make a tour would be before his shot easily clears the says with a smile. “Just part of holes of golf and talk about his Armstrong. now," Rogers said. tree and lands just short of the the change process." "passion", Matt Rogers might "I would like to have done Last year, Rogers tried to green, causing the other golfers "Maybe $5 for each birdie and Rogers rates the Ravines Golf just be able to beat the odds. better in high school grade- qualify for the Hogan Tour at to look around. "Maybe I can do $1 for each par. Just a way to Course near Jacksonville, wise. That could have gotten me two separate tournaments. it," he says with a large grin. give something back to the "You can't beat it. Getting into a major college program and "There was 300 golfers com­ Florida as the toughest he has people here," Rogers said. He is paid to play golf," Rogers said a chance to play in the peting for seven spots. You ever played because "it's nar­ Rogers is aiming for the still trying to work out those with a smile. N.C.A.A. tournament," Rogers played six straight days of 18- row, has a lot of water, and details and contact interested P.G.A. Tour qualifying tourna­ said. hole rounds. Now, that was plays at 7,200 yards from the parties. Rogers' tee shot on the par-3 nerve-racking," Rogers said. back tees." ment in August and September. The top 40 golfers earn their hole #4 is about 20 feet to the He didn't qualify at either His favorite is Western Hills Recrd The P.G.A. card while the next 60 Rogers chips in his fourth left of the hole. He faces he tourney, but it doesn't faze him. Golf Course in Hopkinsville be­ earn their Nike® Tour card. shot for birdie on hole #15, a tough downhill putt that will "It was a tremendous experi­ cause "there is a lot of room for short par 5. His second shot break left. "On the pro tour, you ence and was the first time I had error and it is a long hitter's iliW Is l went past the green. He will need to put yourself in better done something like that. I got course." "That's something I would They Sell! shape than that," he says, just some good feedback from it." 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LOUIS, Mo. — Dr. Thomas Sutherland, the second ally recommend that people weed control is suggested: quickly in many fields in west longest-held Western captive in Lebanon, will provide the who use pyrethroid ear tags use •Pre-plant more competitive Kentucky over the past week. keynote address to U.S. soybean farmers at Soybean EXPO '93. them no more than one year re­ crops, Leaf blotch, caused by the same The American Soybean Association's (ASA) annual conven­ gardless of how well they pre­ •Use cultivation and herbi­ fungus, has also increased tion and trade show will be held in Denver, Colo., July 30-Aug. form because: 1) a season’s use of cides, rapidly in many fields. 1 . pyrethroid ear tags greatly in­ • Apply non-selective herbi­ If flag leaves remain rela­ "We're honored that Dr. Sutherland who is ah agricultural­ creases the level of pyrethroid cides for stubborn weed prob­ ist himself is going to speak at our general session," says ASA resistance in the born fly popu­ tively disease-free, glume lems, blotch will affect mostly grain President and Florida soybean grower Steve Yoder. "His story lation, and 2) if you wait until •Use fumigation for initial, test weight. Significant yield is an inspiration to all Americans and-certainly to farmers." a product fails to control the not long-lasting control. reductions and test weight re­ This same weather, however, Sutherland was serving agriculture at the time of his cap­ flies before you rotate to an al­ After site modification, ductions will occur if flag has been extremely favorable ture. He had accepted an invitation in 1983 to serve as Dean of ternate product, the resistance quality post-plant care should leaves and heads become dis­ for powdery mildew, which is the Faculty of Agricultural and Food Sciences at the American is at a high enough level that be followed. Carefully plan eases. Once glume blotch is severe in many fields of University of Beirut, Lebanon. 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BINQYATIQN amount of the right herbicide tions of organophosphate be of benefit. Mancozeb will not The American Soybean Association is a national commodity Improved weed control in at the right stage of growth of insecticide (dust bags, backrub- eradicate infections that have organization with 28,500 members and affiliation with 29 strawberry fields significantly both the week and crop plant. bers, sprays, pour-on's) can be already occurred. states. increases yields, especially in It takes experience to learn used. These methods appar­ Many fields in west Kentucky renovated beds. how to use herbicides in a cor­ ently do not cause resistance as are in early grain fill; these Strawberries are poor com­ rect and timely manner. In ad­ quickly as do the eartags. fields will probably not re­ Farmer-owned com petitors. The principal cause of dition, a successful "U-pick" The 9.5 gram eartags may be spond to fungicide treatments, stand decline, yield reduction, strawberry farm has quality used on animals of any age at least not economically. and field abandonment is the berries in a clean field. Clean without causing permanent ear reserves announced Do not confuse glume blotch presence of weeds. mulch not only looks nicer, but drooping. The heavier eartags LEXINGTON - Corn producers intend to place 3,379,283 with head scab or black chaff, Weeds harbor insects, de­ also protect strawberry fruit should only be applied to ani­ bushels of 1992-crop com in the farmer-owned reserve (FOR), both of which are also evident crease picking efficiency and and helps reduce weed prob­ mals over 3 months of age. according to Hampton Henton, Jr., acting state executive direc­ in some fields. Black chaff, a compete with strawberries for lems. The cyfluthrin product may tor of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service bacterial disease, will appear light, water and nutrients. Ul­ Weedy unmulched fields re­ not provide full-season horn fly (ASCS). as a dark streaking of the veins timately, weeds can severely duce harvesting efficiency and control where pyrethroid This represents approximately 2 percent of the corn produc­ of glumes. Head scab will be decrease yields and berry qual­ prevent return customers. For resistance is strong. tion in Kentucky in 1992. Nationally 374.5 million bushels of evident as a bleaching of parts ity. further details, contact your When using any eartags for 1992-crop com, grain sorghum and barley will be placed in the of heads or entire heads. To control weeds, the pro­ County Extension Service at full season fly control be pre­ FOR. Relative to other diseases, ducer should initially choose a 522-3269. All educational pro­ pared to use other treatments Feed grain producers had to file their intentions to enter leaf rust is very widespread, proper site for planting straw­ grams of the Kentucky Cooper-' during the last part of the fly 1992-crop feed grains in the FOR with the local ASCS office on but of low severity in most berries. Avoid weedy areas to ative Extension Service serve or before April 30. fields. Infections are appar­ improve harvest efficiency and all people regardless color, age, Because the total intentions are below the 900-million- WHEAT DISEASES ently being limited by the cool strawberry plant establish­ sex, religion, handicap, or na­ bushel authorized nationally for the 1992-crop FOR, producers According to Dr. Donald E. weather we have been having. ment. tional origin. may place in the FOR the entire quantity of 1992-crop corn they designated. However, producers' stated intention to place feed grains into the FOR does not obligate the producer to place the Energy tax will affect state agriculture com in to the reserve. The FOR loan rate will be the same rate as the nine-month: President Clinton's propq quickly if it is passed," said said, causing a $1 billion drop fuel in tractors and other ma­ loan rate. The FOR loans will mature 27 months from the date energy tax to help reduce Forrest Stegelin. in net farm income nationally. chines may be exempt in the fi- the nine-month loans mature, but producers may repay FOR[ federal deficit may ^au^e,^ The .so-called energy tax if Farmers use a large amount of See Energy tax, Page B-5 loans anytime before maturity without penalty. hardship to America’s farmers, implemented could hit farmers fuel to grow their crops. While according to an Extension agri­ both directly and indirectly, he there is speculation that use of cultural economist with the University of Kentucky College of Agriculture. "Although the President's ATTENTION energy tax is certainly not fi­ nalized, even in draft form, LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS B-SERIesOUS! farmers may feel the impact All kinds of livestock (except feeder hogs) will be sold ! i e S » each Wednesday. Sale starts at 1 P.M. CHRISTIAN COUNTY LIVESTOCK MARKET, INC. MOORES U.S. 68 West of Hopkinsville, Ky. AUTO & RV Phones 885-3175-885-8516 tractors were designed SERVICE CENTER Contact: The Hopkinsville Representatives: Steger C ato Tim C ato Larry Larimore and built tough for the operator 886-6053 886-2733 886-2933 886-5336 who takes his time and job 420 E. 18th St* Hopkinsville HoursjNun^^ seriously. For the experienced operator who is looking for power and versatility in a compact tractor. 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Turner with sprayed cow per crease hrycn al e noe in­ income net daily cent thirty stress. for the service. the charged for are fees No available. okr i aes hr quali­ where areas in workers hog te ytm ut pro­ must system the through is help interested and fied farm for request a out and sends available not are workers viewer confirms that local local that inter­ confirms services viewer employment vices office to request help. The The help. request to office vices hi lcl mlyet ser­ employment local their em­ (ARS), System cruitment cialists provide both these these both way time-saving a with groups provide cialists ployers and workers contact contact workers and ployers inl ee, Hdkn said. Hodgkin level," tional na­ a on even people, match to IK OO CO. MOTOR SISK It is not too early for farmers farmers for early too not is It W fud tet-ie to twenty-five a found "We Employers who recruit recruit who Employers o s te giutrl Re­ Agricultural the use To 0 per 70" 9 per 59* tyoun Automotive Outlet Stone, TUhene Volume TUhene Volume Stone, Outlet Automotive tyoun month moni FloorMats‘ •TintedGlass 9th A SI wage or state minimum wage. minimum state or wage work similar for wages vailing the on job. ihs o te olwn: pre­ following: the of highest conditions working and wages winter, farmers either replace replace either farmers winter, UK. at specialist dairy Extension Crist, Bill said es r fle mr quickly more filled are services ders or­ and immediately computers employment in state on put is workers request the Kentucky, available locate minimum federal area, the in safety, health, for standards the barn sides or use polyethy­ use or sides barn the the In cows. to provides air fresh ample extreme, seem may said. 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Furlong (Paramount — R) No. 25 ing with close ties brings you pleasant SCORPIO (October 23 to Novem­ 20. Night And The City Robert surprises. ber 21) Though career progress is as­ DeNiro (FoxVideo — R) No. 21 TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) sured this week, you seem to be Soap Updates by Sell Groves Domestic interests are favored this troubled inwardly. Think positively. week, but ethical considerations are Don’t dwell on present limitations. As ALL MY CHILDREN: Dixie dinner, and raising Connor’s her father’s arrival at the diner. Frank paramount on the job. An extra career you’ve discovered, time has a way of M n s a m m m went to Phoebe’s cabin to avoid suspicions about this suddenly and Buzz came face to face as the push pays dividends now, but refrain taking care of these things. 1. Dwight Yoakam “Ain’t That being in Pine Valley when Tad mar­ friendly gesture. At the dinner, Memorial Day fireworks went off in from mixing business with pleasure. SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to Lonely Yet,” (Warner) Last Week: ried Brooke, but as a rainstorm Stephanie toasted her budding the park. W ait To See: The competi­ Leisure plans are subject to possible December 21) Happy news will come No. 3 broke, she resolved to get back to friendship with Brooke, and Ridge tion between Hart and Dylan takes a change. from afar, but stick to tried-and-true 2. Doug Stone “Made For Lovin’ Tad and tell him she loves him. She shook Connor’s hand. Later, Taylor dangerous turn. GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) Find methods careerwise. Curb ec­ You,” (Epic) No. 2 opened the door to his double and told the Forresters of Connor’s LOVING: Hannah confessed to less expensive ways to have fun this centricities that could irritate a higher- 3. Wynonna “Tell Me Why,” week. Your domestic routine is liable told the confused man how she felt suspicions of their motives, leaving Jeremy that/she was the cause of his up. People around you may not be (Curb/MCA) No. 5 to be upset in some way later in the totally straightforward, so listen care­ about him. Even when he insisted he them with no choice but to get Con­ troubles with Stacey, but Jeremy as­ week. However, do be flexible about fully to what’s being said. 4. L arry Stewart “Alright Al­ was not Tad, she assumed his am­ nor out of Brooke’s life before she sumed the guilt to spare her from this. Find an outlet for extra creative CAPRICORN (December 22 to ready,” (RCA) No. 8 nesia had returned, and got him to learns about the patent problem. public humiliation. Buck warned energy over the weekend. January 19) Patience is usually your 5. Toby Keith “Should’ve Been A Pine Valley Hospital before sending Macy refused Sly’s offer of help. Tess not to get too comfortable in her CANCER (June 21 to July 22) At­ virtue, yet this week you may be Cowboy,” (Mercury) No. 9 a message to Joe that “Tad” was Wait To See: The Forresters hatch a new job as Christopher’s nanny. The tend to domestic duties early in the anxious about success. Don’t grumble 6. Alabama “Hometown seriously ill. Dixie saw Edmund in plot, unaware that they may be creat­ sooner she left town, he said, the week. Midweek, shop for the home, about extra responsibilities you may Honeymoon,” (RCA) No. 7 the hospital and told him the wed­ ing an out-of-control monster. better. Ally gave birth to a son, while but use care in speech since have to assume. Bypass go-betweens 7. Joe Diffie “Honky Tonk At­ ding was off; that Tad had returned DAYS O F OUR L IV E S: John’s Cooper accused Casey of trying to misunderstandings could arise later. and present your viewpoint to higher- titude,” (Epic) No. 10 An on-again, off-again deal could try to her and was seriously ill. Erica and plan to smoke out Kristen’s muggers keep him from his child’s birth. ups in person. 8. Patty Loveless “Blame It On your patience, but hang in there. Shar­ AQUARIUS (January 20 to Dimitri argued about when to tell backfired when the center went up in Shana was upset with Ava’s constant ing ideas with a loved one i February 18) Though increased rap­ Your Heart,” (Epic) No. 11 Bianca she has a sister, Kendall. flames. He suspected she set the fire talk about her wedding plans. Clay port with a close tie makes for happi­ 9. Travis Tritt “T-R-O-U-B-L Mona told Kendall it was her to collect the insurance money, until prodded Hannah to tell the truth July 23 ness, you both have to curb a tendency E,” (Warner) No. 12 decision to give her up for adoption, the real arsonist was caught. Lucas about her relationship with Jeremy, optimistic about a certain work project. to spend beyond your means while in 10. Sawyer Brown “Trouble On not Erica’s. W ait To See: The two accused Kate of lying about his while Jeremy asked Ava why she You’ll make a purchase this week that your euphoric state. Creative types The Line,” (Curb) No. 15 “Tads” make some shocking dis­ father, forcing her to admit Alan you’re destined to be proud of. Unex­ wanted to marry Leo. Tess stole should meet with agents and advisers coveries about each other. Roberts wasn’t a war hero. After­ pected expenses could arise while you Trisha’s perfume. W ait To See: this week. This weekend, travel brings ANOTHER W ORLD: Grant was are having fun this weekend, so be benefits. ward, Kate confessed to Marlena that Trucker finds he may have hired prepared. Utilize creative talents. PISCES (February 19 to March 20) furious when Ryan kept prompting she could lose her son if he knew the more than a nanny. VIRGO (August 23 to September A friend involves you with a personal 1. H-Town “Knockin’ Da Boots,” Vicky to recall her dream. Jake told whole truth. Jack and Jennifer feared ONE LIFE TO LIVE: Todd, 22) You work best this week from problem, but you should expect real (Luke) Last Week: No. 2 Spencer he wants to stop the escalat­ for Abby as her fever alternately Zach, Powell, and Kevin were ar­ behind the scenes. Privacy abets ac­ progress at work. Acquaintances are 2. Janet Jackson “That’s The Way ing violence of the strike. Paulina spiked and fell throughout the night. rested for raping Marty. Todd, Zach, complishment. You’ll come up with unpredictable later this week. Close Love Goes,” (Virgin) No. 1 successfully persuaded the Cory Bo checked on Billie after learning and Powell conspired to tell_ the the answers to that troublesome busi­ ties exhibit changeable dispositions, 3. “Who Is It,” strikers to deliver Amanda’s book. of a gang skirmish near the lab. After police Marty consented to having ness matter. Avoid overdoing the so­ yet are somewhat demanding. This (Epic) No. 3 John asked Kelsey not to reveal their taking a dangerous overdose of the sex with them at the Frat party. Viki cial scene this weekend. A sudden urge weekend, privacy allows you to put 4. SW V “Weak,” (RCA) No. 5 secret to Spader. Donna’s evasive herbalist’s elixir, Vivian found she leads to a nice purchase for the home. your accounts in order. confronted Marty about her accusa­ C1993 by King Features Synd. 5. Aerosmith “L ivin’ On The answers to Iris’ questions about could move her legs. Wait To See: tions against Kevin. Nora, fearing Edge,” (Geffen) No. 7 Hank resulted in a fight between the Carrie gets the verdict from a plastic she was responsible for the accident 6. Robin S. “Show Me Love,” (Big two women. After seeing Ian, Vicky surgeon. that claimed Sarafi’s life, was New C.D. Releases Beat) No. 11 fell into Ryan’s arms in a dead faint. GENERAL H OSPITAL: Felicia relieved to leam the car she hired that by Brooks and Wilson 7. Duran Duran “Come Undonq,” When she recovered, Grant insisted “haunted" Ryan into confessing to night didn’t match the descriptidn of (Capitol) No. 8 she tell him the secret of the cave, several murders, all on tape, but he the car she and Bo were searching TONY! TONI! TONE! will and create the future with a sound 8. Stereo MC’s “Connected,” leaving her terrified at his strange escaped by trapping her in the for. After finding damaging release their third LP this summer, that’s unique, original — totally (Gee Street/Island/PLG) No. 9 reaction. W ait To See: Vicky faces General Hospital morgue where evidence against Cain in Angela^ titled “Sons Of Soul” (Mercury). TONY’S Dwayne explains, “We’re 9. Green Jelly “Three Little Pigs,” another shocker from Ian. Matt found her just in time. Unable strongbox, Cord warned Tina not to Guitarist/Vocalist, Dwayne Wig­ not concentrating on what’s going on (Zoo) No. 10 AS THE WORLD TURNS: to find Scotty anywhere in Port Char­ marry him. W ait To See: Marty gins, describes the album as, in the rest of the world. Instead of 10. Rod Stewart “Have I Told Lucinda was delighted to see Craig les, a pregnant Lucy became con­ begins to realize her ordeal may have “grassroots, definitely the real soul... going with the flow, we’re staying You Lately,” (Warner) No. 22 (Scotty Bryce). Tom agreed to help cerned for his well-being, as well as just begun. cut with modem sound.” with the flock — ourselves.” Their Hal get to Alva. Margo returned her own future while she carried his YOUNG AND THE REST­ Vocalist/drummer, Timothy past success proves it’s a working Top R&B/Soul home and drew her gun when she and Dominique’s unborn child. A.J. L E SS: Believing Victor caused the Christian adds, “This album is about formula. heard noises, only to find it was Hal. lapsed into an alcoholic slip after death of his unborn child, Jack good music that makes people feel Oleta Adams will release her first 1. SW V “W eak,” (RCA) Last Royce made promises to Cynthia Nikki told him she had married rushed at him with a poker, but Vic­ good ... we want to show that we LP in three years this summer, titled Week: No. 2 about their lives together after another man. A frantic Tracy told tor stopped him with a punch, caus­ have a good time with it.” “Evolution” (Mercury). 2. Janet Jackson “That’s The Way they’re married. Holden asked Lily Marco she accidentally ran over ing Jack to fall to the floor The secret of TONY! TONI! Love Goes,” (Virgin) No. 1 why she didn’t tell him about Jenny and needed his help to cover unconscious. Later, in the hospital, TONE’S success is the way they rein­ 3. Michael Jackson “Who Is It,” Damien in Amalfi. After Susan told her tracks. Jagger was frustrated by Olivia told Nikki they were testing vent their roots, build from the past (Epic) No. 3 Larry she wasn’t ready, yet, to decide his failure to find his little brother. Jack for bleeding in the brain. When 1. Dragon: The Story 4. Chante Moore “It’s Alright,” about in vitro fertilization, he told Wait To See: Alan and Monica face Ashley wondered if Victor subcon­ Answers to 2. Dave starring Kevin Kline (Silas/MCA) No. 11 her of a job offer in Boston. Line and another crisis. sciously maneuvered Nikki into the 3. Hot Shots II Charlie Sheen 5. Christopher Williams “Every Connor came face to face. In Alva, GUIDING LIGHT: Blake com­ fall that proved fatal to her baby, a 4. Made In America Whoopi Little Thing U Do,” (Uptown/MCA) soon after Hal and Barbara were forted A-M after telling him Eleni furious Victor ordered her out of his Goldberg No. 7 reunited, she went into labor. Wait delivered a baby girl. Alan-Michael life. After putting Brad in charge, 5. Indecent Proposal Robert Red- 6. Bobby Brown "That’s The Way To See: Lucinda’s reaction to Lily’s later came to Blake’s rescue after she Victor prepared to leave on a trip — ford Love Is,” (MCA) No. 6 wedding creates another emotional and Holly fought. David stopped Kat destination unknown — to sort out 6. Sidekicks Chuck Norris 7. Luther Vandross “Little problem for both women. from confronting Hart about Bridget his life. Victor told Nikki he had only 7. Benny & Joon Johnny Depp Miracles (Happen Every Day)” BOLD AND THE BEAUTI­ and Peter. Julie was shocked to see tried to help those he loves. He then 8. The Sandlot Tom Guiry (Epic) No. 10 FU L: Eric told Stephanie, Brooke Dylan and Hart in a heated confron­ told Cole he’s leaving for a while, 9. Indian Summer Elizabeth 8. Lorenzo “I Can’t Stand The could wind up owning all rights to tation at the edge of a girder 18 and embraced him. Wait To See: Ji!! Perkins Pain,” (Alpha Int‘l./PLG) No. 8 the “Belief” process, leaving stories high. 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B-10, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, June 2,1993 Entertainment Extra by Evelyn Ludvigson

Q. Our family enjoys your she is currently doing? Carlton A. the Disney folks are mulling over a column very much. A friend gave A. Tina Turner releases her first project in which Tim would portray me a tape of Nana Mouskouri’s Virgin Records album entitled Santa Claus. •JISPELLBINDER LLLU II1L/LI\ songs. They were so lovely, I “What’s Love Got To Do With It” on Q. Is country and western star SCORE 10 points for using all the bought others. Can you tell me June 15th worldwide. The album is Willie Nelson married? Also, how letters «n the 'A/nr <1 HaI^u/ to form something about this lady? Mrs.V the soundtrack to the film of the same many children does Willie have? two complete words: Raynard, Stoughton, Saskatoon, title based on the singer’s best-sell­ RECREANT Coretta J. Canada ing autobiography “I, Tina.” In addi­ A. Willie is married to 30-year-old A. Nana Mouskouri, who, with tion, three new songs have been Annie DeAngelo, a former makeup THEN score 2 points each for all some 300 gold and platinum records written for the record. artist. Willie is the father of six to her credit, is considered the most The first single, “I Don’t Wanna children. found among the letters famous woman singer in the world; Fight,” written by Steve DuBerry Try to score at least 50 points. her tours across Europe, South and and Lulu, has recently been serviced Q. When is B arbra Streisand tueo 'etey isuiosomj eiqissoy North America, and the Far East, tc radio. going to release a new album? Jake always sell out. She was bom in Q- Greece. I contacted her when she A. Babs is just finishing up a new was touring in connection with her ASK EVELYN album titled “Back to Broadway.” newest Polygram album, “Falling In Being a perfectionist, it will probab­ Love Again.” She told me, “I always ly be a while before Ms. Streisand dreamed that one day I would be a “Home Improvement” is consider­ allows it to be released. performer. My father was a movie ing a career in motion pictures projectionist in Athens. When the now that he is a household name Have a question? Send it to audience left, I would go up on stage due to the success of his television Evelyn Ludvigson, King Features and sing all the songs from the movie show? Gert V. Weekly Service, 235 East 45th THE WOOD SHED he had just shown, especially those A. Good question! In fact, Tim and Street, New York, N.Y. 10017. Pit Bar-B-Q & Restaurant with . 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COUNTRY HAM BREAKFAST “What’s Love? Tour 1993” begins Choice ot meat, Nana’s album, “Falling In Love BABY BACK RIBS EVERY SATURDAY on June 6, in Reno, Nevada and 3 vegetables Salad & Choice ot Potato Again,” features two of her favorite brings her to major cities across the Sons of Jamos Dean Ham, tQg 1, biscuit songs, “As Time Goes By,” and “The United States. Touring with her will $ 3 1 0 Wind Beneath My Wings.” As she be Lindsey Buckingham and Chris says, “They have everything a song * ID REQUIRED ■CATERING — (Permit #14284) Isassk. Turner will be performing . Monday-Saturday ~ should have: beautiful music and songs from her three previous solo 8:00 p.m. - 1 :00 a.m. 889-9833 B-W) — Across from Ebonite wonderful words that speak of love albums as well as the Ike and Tina West 7th Street (In front of Ebonite, across from Wood Shed) and hope.” legendary tunes that she has Ms. Mouskouri has been singing rerecorded for the film. “I can’t wait professionally for over 30 years, to get back on the road,” says Turner. taking only two years out — one for “It’s been far too long.” the birth of her son and one for the July 12 through 17th finds Tina birth of her daughter. There are plans making her debut at the famed Radio to have her return to the U.S. for a City Music Hall, her only New York three-day event in September with performances. The film, “What’s KIDS’ WORLD her good friend, Harry Belafonte. Love Got To Do With It?,” opens nationwide on June 25th, in 1,200 cinemas across the country. Q. Please settle a disagreement THE INTERNATIONAL O f f O f f C f f i f C f ® CROSSNUMBER GAME between two good friends who are LETTER RUN! Each of the 10 four-letter words in the diagram at right prepared to accept your answer as Q. Is it true that “Matlock,” begins and ends with consecutive letters of the alphabet — BC, CD, GH, 1 B _ _C

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Darell Eldridge, Pastor Netv Hope Baptist Mt. Zion United p A R M Rt. 3 Box 231 Todd Gray, Pastor Whitecrest Hill Methodist Highway 525 Bailey Lumber Co. i t Princeton, K Y 42445 Rev. Dan Griffiths, INTERDENOMINATIONAL Pastor 5 2 2 -6222 Cerulean Rd. S t o r e , in c . Calvary Cerulean Road Missionary Baptist Netv Jerusalem Christian Life B aptist Center Gary Heath, Pastor Johnny Hawkins, 16 Court Street United Methodist Highway 274 Pastor Paul Frederick, Pastor 2550 Old Cadiz-Maggie Oakland Church Road Road Canton Baptist CHURCH QF CHRIST /ECONOMY Royce Dukes, Pastor Ooh drove Baptist P.O. Drawer 859 Hal Shipley, Pastor ( N A P A ) NAPA 924-5227 United Oak Grove Road Cadiz Church Of Jam es A CeeBee parts Christ '■"'AUTO Cerulean Baptist Darrell Simon, FOOD STORES Henry Ramey, Pastor Quality Parts & Service Since 1959 Pleasant Kill Evangelist SUoam United P.O. Box 86 B aptist Church 1785 East Main Methodist %0H/c /Q & fritctetc “Udux tjvrdtWtrdd" We're Home Owned and Jerry Bacon, Pastor 522-8503 Jam es A. Shuck, Pastor _ . nr- . ^ Home Operated by 1750 Main Street 5 2 2 -6 6 2 4 D O W n tO W n & E a S t C a d lZ Chris and Daniel Washer 4808 South Road Siloam Church Road Dslmont Baptist Joiner's Chapel Shoney Oliver, Pastor 288 Corinth Cem. Road Tobaccoport United Methodist Paul Frederick, Pastor Donaldson Creek. Linton Road Tobaccoport B aptist Community i Southern State Rocky Ridge CHURCH..0F. GOD JQHNSON A. Todd Jones, Pastor Donaldson Creek Rd. B ap tist Frank Kirby, Pastor CADIZ BRANCH CONTROLS Highway 68 East M aranatha Church Feed • Seed • Fertilizer • LP Gas Service Dry Crech PENTECOSTAL Of Rod Hwy. 68 E. Farm and Home Supplies 522-6681 Primitive Baptist Allan Stokes, Sr., United Pentecostal Robert H. Hale, Pastor Pastor Second Baptist Richard Hatley, Pastor Linton Road 347 Main Street C. L. Brown, Pastor Highway 68 West Will Jackson Road East Cadiz Baptist CHURCH OF GOD Cadiz Pentecostal Harold Rose, Curtis Kern, Pastor Pastor South Rood IN CHRIST Bank of Cadiz Cadiz Restaurant M issionary Highway 139 North Glendale Drive Jerry Railey, Pastor & Trust Co. Highway 139 South The Church Of New Pleasant "Cadiz Finest" Rod In Christ Clarence Siscney, Hilt Pentecostal South Union Tony Ramirez, Pastor Hilltop Free tv ill Member foic Together, We're Strong! B ap tist Pastor Highway 164, Linton B aptist Highway 139 North 522 6563 Don Draughn, Pastor John M. Ahart, Pastor Road Hwy. 68 Old Tobaccoport Road 2300 Lock E Road 522-6066 79 Main St. LUTHERAN First United Hurrlcans Baptist Trigg Countg Pentecostal Gary Pate, Pastor B ap tist Faith Lutheran Highway 276 Roy W. Field, Pastor Church Line Street 522-8777 Jam es C. Redman, Trigg County Manor West Cadiz BP Pastor PRESBYTERIAN Julien Baptist Wollonla Baptist 405 Sheila Dr., "A Personal Care Home" Don Mock, Pastor CHURCH Church Hopkinsville, Ky. W allonia Community We strive to make our "Your full service car care center" Complete line Elton Wilson, Pastor of passenger & light truck tires. 522-3031 Crossroads 272 & 117 personal care feel like home. METHODIST CHURCH Comer of Main & Hamilton. Julien, KY Presbyterian Dr. Tom Martin, 25 Shelby St. 522 3711 Supply Pastor Liberty Point 31 Main Street B aptist CATHQUC CHURCH M sthodist Je ff Hendricks, Pastor Paul Frederick, Pastor Old Dover Road Bethel Church Road Hamtown Texaco C-Mart k T i OTHER CLYDE IIITE Si. Stephens Groceries-Fishing Tackle Catholic Kingdom HaU Lulirleants anti Fasteners Father Richard Methodist of Jehovah's Hunting & Fishing License-Ky. Lottery Danhauer, Pastor Rev. Dan Griffiths, Witness 7450 Hopkinsville Rd. Hwy. 68 W. Cadiz 522-6105 Highway 68 West Pastor Attn. John Hull Hwy. 68 W. of Gracey 522-3801 Highway 139 North Highway 274 2 3 5 -5 4 7 7

THE CADIZ RECORD Hamtown Restaurant P.O. Box 311, 50 Nunn Blvd. FOOD STORES 'Old Fashioned Country Ham & Steaks" Cadiz, KY 42211^1® "Everyday Low Prices" C hevrolet • Ceo, Inc. Catfish-Salad Bar-Seafood 522-6605^ Clay Street * Downtown Hopkinsville, Ky. 8 8 6 - 1 2 0 7 Hwy. 68 W. 5 2 2 -3 1 5 8 522-1628 Hwy. 68 East B-12, The Cadiz Re< jord, Wednesday, June 2,1993 SENIORS Meeting old friends at conference I have just returned from at­ District Superintendent of Siloam and Rockcastle, and en­ concerned about who might be talents to bring to our church, tending the Louisville Confer­ Henderson District. This year joyed very much visiting with sent to our church. As some of which I feel will continue to ence of the United Methodist he was sent to State Street one of our own — Charles Rogers you have already heard, that grow and minister to the con­ Church. Church in Bowling Green. It and his wife, Nancy. is none other than Coleman gregation and to the community If you are a member of the was a delight to get to see Another native Trigg Coun- Howlett, who served the Cadiz in which we are located. United Methodist Church and them, even though our contact tian, although not a member of church and went to a church in For 10 consecutive years our have never attended an Annual was brief. the clergy, whom I saw was Elizabethtown just five years church had three pastors Conference, you should have by Martha Malone Smith The T. D. Everetts, who were John Minton, Sr. I happened to ago. My early evaluation indi­ named Bill. For the next 12 the experience of at least once. at Cadiz for a few years, were be right behind him in line cates that he is going to be as years we had two pastors You don't even have to be a there again this year and were when we were checking out of much fun as Don Dilday and I named Don. I don’t believe voting delegate to attend, so also gives you the opportunity full of themselves, as usual. the hotel on Sunday morning. heard nothing but the best from we’ll have two Colemans in a you could just relax, knowing to have another minister who Mrs. Everett said their garden After six short years of hav­ others at the conference who row! that you won't have to decide very possibly has something will soon be coming in, and it is ing Don Dilday as my pastor, already know him. Based on Others there from Trigg which way to vote on issues different to offer your a big one, so she will be very we are losing him to Trinity this, I am looking forward to County, whom I know, were that come up on the floor. congregation. This doesn't mean busy putting up food this sum­ Hill in Lexington, which is in some great years with a new Joyce Banister and Virginia and In addition to seeing the or­ that there is anything wrong mer. I have only known her the Kentucky Conference. He minister and his family. I am Pete Alexander. Betty and ganization at work and learn­ with the one who is leaving. about 12 years or so, but have has been so effective as well as also sure that he will have a Marvin Denison were in atten­ ing more about how it works, Just like the rest of us, some known him since I was in high being so much fun that we were completely new storehouse of dance for a very short time, you see old friends and make ministers are blessed with spe­ school. He was pastor at my also. He was pastor at Dyer’s new friends from across the cific talents and other ministers home church, Dyer's Chapel, Chapel during the first half of state. You also see ministers are blessed with other specific when I graduated from high the '80s. They now live in and their wives whom you talents. school. Hopkinsville. have known for a long time. I saw the Halqua Wilsons Senior Menu THOUGHT TO PONDER: When the Bishop reads the Many of you will remember briefly and they seem to be do­ The following is the menu provided by the Senior Citizens Pride is our friendly enemy. We appointments on the last day, Don and Barbara Rankin who ing well. O f course, I saw the Kitchen for the coming week. Reservations must be made one can permit it to capture our you also learn where those served the North Cadiz Circuit delightful couple who are day in advance for each meal. Phone 522-8341 by 2 p.m. for personality and offend people, ministers whom you know are about 15 years ago. In 1981, serving in Cadiz now, the Rev. reservations. or we can conquer it and force it being sent. they were sent to my church, and Mrs. Lewis. It's always Monday, June T to become a motivational factor Many of you think it would Saint John in Hopkinsville, good to see them — and try to meat loaf, cabbage, black-eye peas, cornbread and butter, in our lives. be hard to become attached to a where they stayed for six catch some of their enthusiasm gelatin with fruit, milk, coffee, and tea. minister and his family and years. From there they went to for life. Tuesday, June 8 then have him moved after a Bennett Memorial in Henderson I saw just very briefly James lasagne, tossed salad, mixed vegetables, French bread and few years. This is hard, but it and later Don was appointed Shuck, who serves Dyer's, butter, apple crisp, milk, coffee, and tea. OBSERVE THE Wednesday, June 9 fried chicken, juice, mashed potatoes, green beans, biscuits and butter, spcie cake, milk, coffee, and tea. WARNING SIGNS. Handshakes, hugs do help Thursday, June 10 BBQ pork sandwich, cole slaw, baked beans, bun, BBQ sauce, FRANKFORT - Here's a visit really count: little gift and certainly a applesauce, milk, coffee, and tea. suggestion on how Kentuckians listening ear -- AND take a Friday, June 11 visiting elderly relatives in a Take handshakes and hugs, good look around. salmon croquette, broccoli, carrots, roll and butter, ice cream or nursing home can make that laughs and cheer, perhaps a Most nursing homes, and sherbet, milk, coffee, and tea. those residing in them, are Foster attends meeting clean and well cared-for, said Gary Hammonds, long-term Cadiz resident Mary Foster Persons Service Coordinator for care ombudsman for the state 4-Way Bar-B-Q recently returned from Rich­ the state of Kentucky. Division of Aging Services. mond, Va., where she attended Junction of 139 & 272 the Widowed Persons Service 522-1233 Area 3 Conference. This included persons froft: JAMES P. RUSHING, D.C. Eat in or carry out Kentucky, Virginia, West Vir­ CHIROPRACTOR ginia, Maryland, North Car­ 505 West Main, Princeton Pork, chicken, ribs, olina and Washington, D.C. Major

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Cars painted $199, pick-ups FINAL SETTLEMENT FINAL SETTLEMENT Affordable portable storage $3,600/best offer. 1987 1986 Ford Mustang GT 302 ’89 Dodge Dakota SE, power 1978 15 foot Hustler Bass buildings for sale. 10x12, HO, automatic, loaded, $249. We tint windows. Call windows, brakes, steering Boat; fiberglass, 65 H.P. NOTICE NOTICE Chevy Camaro, 5 speed. ready for immediate deliv­ Multi-port fuelinjectedV-6. $6,000.753-9861 after 5 p.m. Tony at 885-2769. and door locks. Air AM/FM Notice is hereby given that Johnson, trolling motor, Notice is hereby given that ery. Other sizes available -1437 after 5 p.m. cassette, intermittent wip­ SerahWi Lee, Administratrix trailer, depth finder, one Steven R. Boyd, Administra- (502)522-6275 for details. Extra Nice! 82 Buick Regal. ers, bed liner, new Michelin of the estate of CHARLES 1987 Mustang GT 5.0 con­ owner, good condition, torof the estate of MILLER- New motor, cruise, $2,000. tires, V-6 with automatic LEE MONROE filed final set­ ’68 Chevy Malibu, all origi­ vertible, white, leather inte­ $2,650, call 753-2975 days DiNEBOYD filed final settle­ 4 plots in Green Hills Me­ (502)424-8022.______overdrive 48,000 miles, ment on May 13,1993 which tlement on May 6,1993 which nal. 55,000 original miles, rior, new tires, $7,950. Tren­ call for Chuck, 924-5887 morial Gardens— Garden of $7,900.(502)885-7663. was ordered to lay over for 4-door. Excellent condition. ton (502) 466-5650. nights. was ordered to lay over for the Last Supper- $1,200. C. record according to law. record according to law. $2,000. Call 885-9029. Very fast 1986 red Iroc F.Carr,901-754-1924,6800 Hearing on same is set for Hearing on same is set for 1988 CL Astro van, Call Camaro. Has 71,000 miles. 1985 Bluefin, fish or ski, 18 Kelmscott, Memphis, TN 7. Motorcycles June 22, 1993 before the June8,1993before the judge ’89 Olds Tornado Trofio. (502)885-0753, after 6 p.m. Very clean. Asking $5,500. foot 120 Mercruiser, trailer, 38119. judge of this court. of this court. Sporty look, excellentcondi- Call(502)265-2652 days and full enclosure, many extra’s Pat Wallace. Clerk Pat W allace, Clerk tion. Dark gray, loaded, 1988 Iroc Z, T-tops, loaded, 886-7300 nights. 1987 Yamaha Banshie 4 ready for summer fun, ex­ ALL RECENT (1992) back CircuS Court leatherinterior. $9,500. Call mechanically sound. 753- wheeler, excellentcondition. cellentcondition. 924-5254. Circuit Court copies of the Cadiz Record (502)886-5797 after 6 p.m. Also,4Rally wheels andtires are .50(f + 6% tax each (.530) 6. Trucks for Chevy. Call 753-1014. 1987 Hydrasport- Limited ADMINISTRATRIX’S ADMINITRATRIX'S Copies dating back 1991 and 1989 Olds 88 Royale. 58,000 Edition. 18 foot fish-ski-walk before are $1.00 + 6% tax 1977 Corvette, white on NOTICE NOTICE miles. Power seats, win­ 1993 Yamaha Blaster, ex­ thru. 1987 150XR2 horse­ ($1.06) each. The Cadiz white, mag wheels with The undersigned qualified as dows. Well kept $9,000. Call 14-footStep Van 1977 Ford. cellent condition. 437-4963 power Mercury, built-in low Record. white GT Eagle tires, ga­ The undersigned qualified as Admihitratrix of the Estate of rage kept,$6,850.753-2158. (502)885-9165 after 5 p.m. New transmission. Good after 5 p.m. ranee depth finder, biniki Adnlntslralrtf of Ihe Estate of FRED SHERRY R. JOHNSON of motor. Aluminum body. top, foot control Evinrude KENDALL PTOOl of 440 Old 161 Hill view Drive, Cadiz, KY 1965 Dodge motor home, 1990 Honda Accord LX, 4 $2,500. Call (502)885-6319. trolling motor, custom Hy­ 1984 Buick Regal- 2 door CR 125. $800 or best offer. Rocky Paint Rd,Cadz,KT 42211 42211 on May 18, 1993. fully equipped, 52,XXX door, automatic, all power. dra-Sport trailer, custom fit limited, V-6, automatic, air, Lazer MX4 Motorcross hel­ on May 18. 1993 Ck*te ftust Claim* must be proved ac­ miles, excellent condition. Excellent condition. 8,900. boatcover.$9,995.(502)886- power windows, cruise, 1979Jeep pickup, V-8, auto; met $95, black and red. be proved accardktg to Kentucky cording to Kentucky Revised $4,500negotiable, no trades. (502)885-1233. 3391 days, 886-1398 nights. chrome wheels. Very clean. power steering, power (502)885-1437 after 5 p.m. Revised Statutes and filed within a Statutes and filed within a 474-0115. $2,250. Call (502)885-4566. brakes, air, 126,000 miles reasonable time and before the reasonable time and before 1990 Plymouth Voyager, $1,750.753-0649. 1978 Motor home, 360Dodge Ridden very little. 1993 1988 Bomber Fish & Ski, e*pl ration of six months from the the expiration of six months good condition. Must sell. 140 OMC Cobra, I/O, SS engine. Sleeps 8, refrigera­ 1984 VW Scirocco, drives ______Honda 4 Trax 250X. Excel- date of appointment IKRS from the date of appointment 502-489-2445. Prop, Depth Finder, Troll­ tor, roof, air, flush toilet, fast, air conditioned, power ___ _ . , , lent shape. $3,000. Call 395.190) with the Administratrix (KRS 395.190) with the 1990Isuzu pick-up short bed (502)886-2707. ing motor, Real nice! $7,500; or her attorney, C. A Woodall. Ill, Administratrix or herattomey, 522-6420. P.O. Bax 186.Cadte.ICr 42211. C. A. Woodall, III, P. O. Box go. $5,500.522-0604. brakes, AM/FM radio. Must mustang convertible ~ 186, Cadfr, KY 42211. , sell. $1,995.753-2941. LX- only 21.XXX miles, ^ white and black, loaded, ?er’ * J ° n* 8. Boats Champion-18 foot fish and Peggy H. Wool 3. Appliances extra nice. 753-06S7 davs. Isu2u’ * 75' (502) 887-9728. ski boat. 225 H.P. Mercury 4 4 0 Old Rocky Point Rd. L o liH . Johnson 1 100*r*u a 4. n 759-1928 nights and week- motor. Call 885-4285. Cadiz, ICY 42211 161 Hillvlew Drive 4-wheel drive, 5 speed, 2 H.P. Mariner motor, new HEALTH General Electric built in door, Fully loaded! Excellent prop, ne wbattery, new steer­ oven and General Electric 1991 Sedan DeVille Cadil­ lac, extra nice. Also ’89 condition. $18,800, O.B.O. ing cable. 753-3282. EMV1RQNMENTAUST range top. Extra clean. Call 1986 FORD Astro Conver­ Call 615-431-6374. 2. For Sale 2. For Sale 522-6800 after 5 p.m. Yamaha wave runner, sion van. Call after 5 p.m. at $2,300. Call 753-4509. 489-2785. 16’Four Winns 1989 Model The Pennyrile District MUST SELL: 1985 GMC- S- 160 Free dom, Cobra 3.0 litre, Golf cart, Yamaha top and Used General Electric refrig­ H ealth D epartm ent is Strawberries, Herndon, erator and stove, good con­ 1989 R.S. Camaro, V-6, new 1992 Pontiac Grand Am, 15 long wheel base, 5-speed, like new. Call Chris at 436- windshield, gas with brand accepting applications for Kentucky area. Phone 271- dition. $75, for refrigerator tires, 75,XXXmiles reduced maroon, 4 door, air AM/FM 2.5 fuel injected with air, new tilttrailer, $1,600. Msp 2052 or 271-2181. and$50 for stove. Phone522- $5,000. 1986 Plymouth Power locks, very clean, power steering and power a Health Environmental­ purchase with but trailer. 0012. Voyager, 100,000plus miles, 30,000 miles. Must sell brakes. Motorjust recently, (502)466-3612. 1975 Holiday travel trailer; ist position in Trigg 1987 Oldsmobile engine 307; $2,850 call ‘ $10,700,522-4393. rebuilt, 6,000 miles. $3,000 30 foot long good condition. County. Beginning sal­ complete engine, low miles. or best offer. 365-6354. Call after 5 p.m. 474-8808. Heat pump. Trane 21/2 ton, 522-8716. ______4. Furniture 1990 Geo Prizm, 4-door. Auto loans. Dealer will ar­ ary is $9.12 per hour. nearly new,$l,095.Call436- Factory warranty, air, power range low financing. No re­ K Y -Lk Barkley 5018, Murray. door locks. $6,000 or best Applications are available 1992Yamaha Timberwolf 4- jects, we finance bankrupt, LAKEFR0NT wheeler ATV 250 cc $1,950. King size waterbed. Wav­ offer. Call (502) 269-2822 bad or no credit. Call Now! atthe Trigg County Health after 5 p.m. 3+AC-$14,900 IH 340 Farmall with culti­ Phone 887-9728. eless mattress. Honey pine David, 825-2100. & color brochure of Center 196 East Main vators with rolling fenders. wood, excellent condition. T Street, Cadiz, Kentucky. New paint, tires, excellent New $999, will sell for $499. Wholesale price on es­ Antique bed anc marble top Lake Barkley In West­ to good motor. Reduced price (502)885-4159. /Alcoholics /Anonymous tate-size dockable wa­ dreses, wicker sofa. 522- ern KY. Dockable $3,895. Call 886-1665. meats every Tuesday night at 8 pm terfront land. Boat,fish, Requirements for this 1088 after 4 p.m. lakefront from $19,900. at the Cadiz Baptist Church Basement relax - mild climate, low position are: Four year 40 foot-five wheel American Lake access from taxes. Perfect for vaca- traveler, completely fur­ General Electric chest (entrance behind playground). $5,900. Vacatlon/retlre! degree from a college or nished with waterbed, tion/retlrement home. freezer 5.3 cubic foot, $135. Anyone having alcohol problems or Financing. Call now university, with a minor or washer and dryer. Also Cockatiels-male and female Bank terms avail. Call knows someone that has alcohol 800-858-1323. Wood­ twenty-four hours course- coachman camper com­ $45 each; cage $40.522-5491 developer/owner now pletely furnished. 885-5708. problems is encouraged to attend. land Acres. 9 a.m. -5 p.m. 924-0709 p.m. 800-858-1323. work in environmental health, biological sci­ ences or physical sci­ Retired Local Man Stripping & Refinishing Buy One Piece or House Full HILL TOP NURSING HOME Napier's Nursery ences. No experience is Wants To Work Now taking applications for required, however, ail Vinyl Siding/Soffits - LPN • Mon.-Fri. qualified applicants must 112 Hopkinsville St. Decks & Room Additions successfully complete an 2-10 p.m. shift available Princeton, KY examination and will be Apply in person: 3 6 5 -7 5 2 8 Local references furnished Hilltop Nursing Home notified ofthe testing date 522-7535 Conduct Estate & Tag Sales and location. Lake Barkley Dr. Floral Gifts FREE ESTIMATES Kenneth & Jean Croft I Princeton, KY 42445 Bedding Plants Kuttawa, KY Applications must be JSSSSi Phone (502) 365-9099 Perennials received by the Pennyrile Shrubs District Health Depart­ POST FRAME BUILDINGS Trees ment on or before 4:30 u . s . affordably priced for your every need. GOVERNMENT p.m. June 11 ,1 99 3. Q eRHY’S Get Ready for An equal opportunity CUSTOM KITCHEN CABINETS ★ NOW TESTING ★ CUSTOM WOODWORKING Spring Planting! employer. All Types Of: For Civil Service Jobs Custom Woodworking & ♦Postal Service •Clerical Adm. Support Kitchen & Bath Cabinets •Correction Officer ‘ Data Transcriber •Drop by & see our showroom •Social Service Ass't •Clerk-Typist ^Builders, Inc. 409 SUN8URY-MURRAY (Behind Bunny Bread) •Nurse's Assistant ‘ Dental Assistant •LegaJ.CIerk 753-5940 gal Clerk 1-800-628-1324 • and many more WITH STARTING PA Y UP TO $14: No Experience Required HOME IMPROVEMENTS Job Security • Great Benefits State National Tra in in g Service. Inc. Provides Test Training for Maximum Leisure, Minimum Maintenance. 522-7636 Civil Service Jobs Lake-view home in Cumberland Shores with $5 Seminar Fee. 2 Hour Meeting A t: app. 1800 sq. ft. Has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 12'x20' Vinyl & Aluminum Siding - Gutters central heat and air, plus wood burning Metal Carport $799°° Roofing - Garages - Storage Sheds HOLIDAY INN (HopkinsvPte) stove. The exterior is of masonite and stone. Includes Setting Up Inside & Outside Repairs 2910 Ft. Campbell Blvd„ Most appliances are included. For a private Kentucky Mobile Home Service Monday, June 7th showing call Leona Boyd at Coldwell Banker 90 Kingdom Hall R d.♦ Mldisonville 7:30 P.M. 0NLYI -Service 1st Realty. Office 522-4699 or home , (502) 821-9268*1-800-582-0137 CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE 522-6191. Price $65,000. i l H J ...... ■■ .... i ...... rih'fiC?"? B-14, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, June 2,1993 8. Boats | 10. Mobile Homes| 10. Mobile H o m e s ! 12. For R ent | 14. Help Wanted | 16. Services | 16. Services | 18. Livestock

For complete moving and Piano lessons- ambious, tal­ 14.2 H H Bay with blaze FOR SALE: 1991 1980 12 X 60 Partially fur­ Why pay rent? With ap­ FOR RENT: 3 bedroom Easy Work! Excellent pay! set-up of your mobile home. ented young adult is seek­ Arabian quarter horse, good boat, runabout Model 230B. nished, $5,900. Call 436- proved credit and 5% down, house 2 miles from Cadiz. Over 400 companies need Call Heaton Mobile Home ing piano students to begin with children. Trail horse Length 23.0, capacity 10 2684.______you can own for less. 1993 $325 per month plus deposit. home workers/distributers. Movers. Days 365-6900, lessons in June. Call Dana only. Must see to appreciate people. Purchased new and 14X65 3-bedroom, 180 Now! Call for recorded mes­ 1984 Fleetwood 14 X 60, nights 365-9637. at 522-3922. All ages wel- $800. OBO 753-0516 after 5 has been used only three months at $158 per month. sage. 317-624-5719. frontkitchen, 2bedroom,gas come.______times. Excellent condition. 1993 14X56 2-bedroom, 180 2 be doom apartment, refrig­ Price $18,000. Call 502-274- $8,995. Phone 502-527- months at $142 per month. erator and stove furnished. FULL-TIME and Part-time GILLILAND CONSTRUC­ The Cadiz Record offers 4006, daily after 7 p.m. 199314X70 3-bedroom, 180 $250 per month plus secu­ jobs available. Apply at Pro- TION - New construction, Arabian gelding, 12 years these professional services: months at $199 per month. rity deposit 271-9165. Tek Security. 205 East 14th remodeling, room additions old, good gentle horse, $750. 1993 16X70 3-bedroom, 180 ♦FAX- Send $1.50 per page/ (502) 885-1589 after 6 p.m. 1985 Clayton 14 X 70, 3 Street, Hopkinsville. and decks. Barry Gilliland Sailboat, 18-foot Chrysler months at $214 per month. receive .500. FAX number bedroom, 2 bath, $10,900 Eastgate apartments, our day sailer and trailer. Very 1993 16X80 3-bedroom, 180 502-522-3001. *Typesetting with central air. Gateway new site manager would like BULLS PERFORMANCE fast, exciting to sail. $1,900. months at $235 per month. (Resumes, Wedding Pro­ Mobile Homes, 502-527- you to come by and get ac­ 15. Opportunities GLENN WEST-Roofing. TESTED Simmental and Call (502)885-9168. 1993 28X60 3-bedroom, 240 grams , Term Papers.) $ 10.00 1427.______quainted. We now have one Work guaranteed. Free esti­ Maine-Anjoucrossbred serv­ months at $384 per month. per hour. *Copies .100 each. and two bedroom apart­ mates. Reasonable. Metal ice age bulls. Only the very Sailboat, 23-foot Irvin, as­ Jack Thompson, Terry Capital available for busi­ The Cadiz Record, 50 Nunn 1990 Fleetwood 14 X 72, 2 ments available, Section 8 Roofs included. Call 269- top performers offered for sessed at $6,500. Easy one- Lynch, Bill Carder. ness, commerical and ven­ Blvd. Phone 522-6605 or 1- bedroom, 2 bath, custom certificates accepted. 8 a.m. 9341. sale. All animals health man sailer, cockpit tiller, Lakeland Quality Homes, ture capital 25,000 up call cabinets, utility, central gas, to 4:30 p.m. Tuesdays, four sails, bags, spinnaker, Inc. 641 North, Benton, Ky. 502-522-6257 between 6 tested and guaranteed. heat/air, garden tub with Wednesdays and Thurs­ berthing at Eddy Creek, paid 527-5253. p.m. and 9 p.m. or write Joan Smith Broadbent Farms. skylight. 753-8428. days. 522-8388Equal Hous­ Greenfield Construction, The Saddle Shop, Custom through July $2,700. Prin­ Shoemaker- Financial serv­ Day (502) 235-5182, night ing Opportunity and handi­ roofing, decks, porches, made harness and horse ceton, 365-7615. ice. 509 Caladonia Road, (502)235-5170. cap accessible. remodeling and out build­ equipment! New and used 1991 Southern Livin’ 14X70, 11. Real Estate Cadiz, KY 42211. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, all elec­ ings, bam repair. Free esti­ saddles at wholesale prices. TRAILER HITCHES- All tric. $12,900,phone 502-527- For Rent: Office or storage mates. Call Glenn, 522-7974. We welcome trade-in’s. styles,installation available. FOR SALE— Purebred 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, space in South Side Shop­ Sandy Boaz owner. Prince­ Call Stewart’s Truck Equip­ MAKE SOME EXTRA Yorkshire and Hampshire lakeview in Barkley Shores ping Center, four car shop Home mailers needed. Earn ton, 365-0193 or 365-7899. ment. Call 886-1103 or 1- MONEY by selling those Boars and Gilts. Also Duroc on 2 nice lots. $46,000.924- with office and paved lot see $1,000’s at home easily. Send 800-755-1260. 1992 two-bedroom, 1 bath. items (clothes, etc.) you do Boars. Ready for service. 5860, leave message. Clayton Bridges. 753-6612 $1.00 to: Gee Enterprises, Front deck. Very nice. not use anymore. Turn them Guaranteed breeders. We or 753-4509. P.O. Box 1187,Hopkinsville, VCR REPAIR, BAYSIDE $12,000 or take over pay­ into cash. Advertise in The deliver. Call FRANK ments. (502)886-2198. KY 42240. ELECTRONICS. 388-2052. 3 bedrooms, 7 acres, huge Cadiz Record classifieds. TURNER & SON. 785-4802 MOBILE HOME FOR bam , work shop, $65,000. Call 522-6605. Gateway 1993 1 6 X 8 0 with KEN—TENN Investiga­ Call (502) 241-0890. RENT. Call 522-7841. YARD SERVICE— yard central air.underpinningset Uzzle’s Trailer Court. tions owner, J.B . Wilburn, mowing and trimming. Also, 7 Foot Boa snake and cage, Unlimited capitol available For Sale: Purebred York­ on your lot, $21,900. Gate­ specializing in criminal, will trim trees and shrubs $400. (502) 885-4035 after for any business purpose shire and Hampshire boars way Mobile Homes, Phone By Owner cute country civil, domestic and insurance andothertypesofyardwork. 4:30 p.m. $50,000 up. Call 502-522- and gilts, also F -l Hamp- 502-527-1427. home, 2 bedrooms, lb ath , 1/ investigations. 14 years law Now accepting applications 6257, between 6 p.m. and 9 Free estimates, call-924- Duroc boars, ready for serv­ 2 acre. Completely remod­ enforcement experience, AKC Brittany Spaniel pup­ for 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom p.m. or write: Joan Shoe­ 5217. ice. Guaranteed breeders. eled. Must see, asking (502) 753-3868. Lincensed pies, liver/white, orange/ and 3 bedroom apartments. maker, 509 Caladonia Road, We deliver. Call Frank $39,500. Call 235-5937. in Kentucky andTennessee. white, born 3-5-93. Males New homes at used prices^ Section 8 assisted. Equal Cadiz, KY 42211. REPAIR Lawn mower, trim­ Turner and Son, 502-785- $150, females, $125. Padu­ 1993- 14X52 2 bedroom, Opportunity. Barkley mer, tiller, chain saws, etc. cah (502) 554-3301. $10,500; 1993- 14X56 2 Manor Apartments. 522- LAKE BARKLEY CON­ Leo’s Repair Service, Hwy bedroom, $11,500; 1993- By owner, Barkley Lake 16. Services TINUOUS GUTTERING. 272, Phone 522-5297. 14X65 3 bedroom, $12,900; Canton area, 1 mile from Aluminum or vinyl siding AKC DALMATIAN, shots 1993- 16X70 3 bedroom, and wormed, guaranteed, water, 3 bedroom brick, and comice. 34 Cunning­ $17,900; 1993- 16X80 3 One bedroom apartment in 17. Miscellaneous central heat and air, large ATTENTION: If you need ham Avenue, Cadiz, KY. 502-271-2900.2 adult males bedroom, $19,900; 1993- town. $185 a month, plus deck 1 acre. (502) 885-1755 to have something faxed or 522-6788. 28X48 3 bedroom, $22,900, $185 deposit. Stove, refrig­ 27 foot camper, good shape, Large selection of Chiangus need to receive a fax we can Jack Thompson, Terry erator furnished. Call 522- $2,000. Can be seen in An­ bulls, ready for service. help! Ju st call THE CADIZ Mowing— quality work, CFA Himalayans, 2 male Lynch, Lakeland Quality 8191. derson Shores. 618-382- Weighed off, official UT. Test By owner: 10 year old log RECORD for details. It’s reasonable rates, depend­ Flame point, 1 female blue Homes, 641 North, Benton, 3231 or 618-382-2496. May 3rd. Southern Light home on 4.8 acres, 4-5 bed­ easy! 522-6605. able service, free estimates. point, 3 months old. Call KY. 527-5253. Farm 615-358-2520 nights, 5-2274 after 5 p.m. room, 3 baths, 2 1/2 miles Hopkinsville/Trigg County 502-466-3372. ATTENTION: If you need eastof Cadiz 21/2 miles from C & B WindowTinting-Resi- area. 886-6445/924-5514. something faxed or need to 1-24. 522-1088 after 4 p.m. dential/Commercial. Re­ For Sale: 3 AKC cocker span­ Own your own home for less receive a fax we can help! Purebred Gelviek bulls, duces heat/glare. Reduces NEED A LAND SUR­ iels. Call 365-6254, or 365- than mnt. 1993 Clayton 3- Buying standing timber. Ju st call THE CADIZ REC­ yearlings, 2 year olds, redor fading of furnishings, cuts VEYOR OR ENGINEER? bedroom 16X80 at $230 per Clean cut or selected har­ ORD for details. It’s easy! black. JohnS. Young. (502) FOR SA L E -- 10 wooded cost of heat and air. 3M Registered professional sur­ month. 1993 Gateway 3- vest. See or call Paul Jones, 522-6605. 271-2181-Herndon. acres on 272. Blacktop road Products, 5-year warranty. veyor, highway engineer, HOPKINSVILLE KEN­ bedroom 16X80 at $230 per P.O. Box 608, Ridgeway, IL 2 sides, county water— only ------B-2274. lots, acreage, subdivisions, month. 1993 Lifestyle 3- 62979,(618)272-3032. NELS- Boarding, grooming $15,000. Call 522-3038. construction staking. For all Bahamas Cruise: 5 days/4 and pet supplies. Dog obedi­ bedroom 16X80 at $240 per REGISTERED Angus bulls your surveying needs con­ nights underbooked! Must ence and counseling. Sky­ month. 1993 Norris 2-bed- HAVE SOMETHING TO sell! $279 per couple. Lim­ and heifers for sale from CASEY’S PAINTING tact James T. Boren, 522- line Drive. 8 — room 16X76 at $240 per SELL? Want to buy some­ ited tickets. 407-767-8100, USDA and Kentucky Certi­ For Sale— 3 large bedrooms, SERVICE: Painting in and 7955. month. 1993 Norris 2-bed­ thing reasonable? Then Ext. 4404, Mon.—Sat. 9 a.m. fied Herd. Mahr Farm, 2 baths, den, large kitchen out. Paperhanging, woodfin- Kennel Reduction: AKC room 14X70 at $210 per place a classified ad in The — 9 p.m. Madisonville, KY. Tele­ and dinning room level lot. ishing, drywall repair, small Painter. Free estimates, 30 miniature Schnauzer and month. 1984 Liberty 2-bed­ Cadiz Record. It’s easy. Ju st phones 821-0156 and 821- room 14X64 at $150 per call 522-6605. carpentry work. Expert 1909. VISITO RS W EL­ chow, champion bloodlines years experience. Call 522- LAND OWNERS Before you month. 1983 Schult 2-bed- New roof, $65.522-6128. workmanship. 25 years puppies and adults, no rea­ 8275 after 5 p.m. lease or release your hunt­ COME! room 14X60 at $160 per experience. Reasonable sonable offer refused. 235- ing rights. Call Jerry Woos- month. 1985 Clayton 3-bed­ rates. Every customer satis­ 5670. Timber any size tracts, will ROBERT VANDIVER SEP­ ley at (502) 424-5734.1 will Registered Angus Bulls- 9- room 14X70 at $150 per fied. 388-2274. FOR SALE BY O W N E R -3 cut on shares or pay cash up TIC TANK CLEANING pay more than anyone for 18 months o f age. Jam es E. month. All includes tax, unit apartment house, $800 Registered, female, white from. (502) 683-0690. SERVICE. Prompt, efficient, quality deer hunting land. Adams and son, Cadiz; (502) montly potential income. German Shepherd, 3 years underpinning, air condition­ and reliable service. Rea­ 522-8212 days, 522-3955 Good location, low mainte­ Diet Magic-Lose weightfast, old. Sacrifice $150. Days ing and free delivery. Gate­ sonable rates. Call Collect. nights. nance. $75,000.522-3861 or safe and now! Most of all no RATS OR MICE? Buy 365-7413, evenings 545- way Mobile Home, Inc. High­ Will baby sit in my home- for Phone (502)886-4114. 522-8371. chemicals. All natural. For ENFORCER Products 7198. way 68, Benton, Ky. 527- persons working in Semintal Bull 2 year old. more information call Leslie, GUARANTEED! To kill 1427. Hopkinsville. 235-2900, ask 5-1440. Septic Cleaning Service. Rats & Mice. Available at: Low birth weight. Vacci­ for Lisa. Septic tanks, grease traps, Trigg Supply Co. 330 East nated and ready for service. Siberian Husky AKC regis­ FOR SALE B Y OWNER— efficient, reliable, reason­ Main. $1,200.269-2839 after5p.m. tered puppies, $125; each. Everyone Buy of the year! 4 bedroom, Drywall repairs. Hanging, able rates. No extra charge Call (502) 885-1377. 11/2 bath, 4,800square feet, finishing, painting, wallpa­ 14. Help Wanted for Sundays and Holidays. large in ground pool, 2 large per, hanging, removal, plas­ Used Airstream trailers. Spotted saddle mare. 3 years reads the HUBERT LONG, 140 garages. 1 mile from Cadiz. ter wall repairs. Seven years Also used trailer hitches. old. Very gentle, $1,000. Also Simpson, Hopkinsville, KY 10. Mobile Homes classified s, Call for appointment (502) experience. Michael Ray Will trade. 753-0114, Mur- many more to choose from. I FULL-TIME Secretary- 522-6043. Stewart 522-8449. Cadiz Baptist Church. Must 1993 Destiny 14 X 70 3 bed- have typing and computer So place H alf acre lot for sale on the room, 2 bath, shingle roof, skills, be friendly and confi­ Cerulean Road. Call 502- vinyl siding, air condition­ dent. Proficienty test re­ your ad 235-5330. ing and underpinning, set quired. Send resume to COMMISSIONER’S SALE on your lot, $18,900. Gate­ today! Loretta Fuller, P.O. Box K, way Mobile Homes, 527- Cadiz, KY 42211. 1427. TRIGG CIRCUIT COURT CIVIL ACTION NO. 92-CI-148

COMMISSIONER'S SALE SYLVESTER GILL and ERMA GILL, Plaintiffs, against NATHANIEL GILL, JR. ET AL, Defendants. TRIGG CIRCUIT COURT CIVIL ACTION NO. 93-CI-014 BY VIRTUE of a Judgment and Order of Sale of the Trigg Circuit Court, rendered on May 13, 1993, in the above cause, I shall proceed to offer for sale at the Trigg Courthouse door in Cadiz, HERMAN STONE and GERALDINE STONE, Plaintiffs, against WOODROW W. Kentucky, to the highest bidder at PUBLIC AUCTION on June 25, 1993, CHANEY and spouse, if any, Defendants. at or about the hour of 9:00 a.m., upon a credit of 10% of the sale price on day of sale, balance in 30 days, the following BY VIRTUE of a Judgment and Order of Sale of the Trigg Circuit described real estate situated at Line Street, Trigg County, Court, rendered on May 13, 1993, in the above cause, I shall Kentucky, and more particularly described as follows, to wit: proceed to offer for sale at the Trigg Courthouse door in Cadiz, Kentucky, to the highest bidder at PUBLIC AUCTION on June 25, 1993, Plat of parcel of real estate located on the west side of at or about the hour of 8:30 a.m., upon a credit of 10% of the sale the old Cerulean Road (Line Street) in Cadiz, Trigg price on day of sale, balance in 30 days, the following described County, Kentucky, more fully described by a survey made real estate situated at Rockcastle Shores, Cadiz, Trigg County, by Roger M. Wilson, surveyor as follows: Kentucky, and more particularly described as follows, to wit: BEGINNING at a power pole on the west side of the old Being Lot 107 in Block G-l, Unit VII of Rockcastle Shores Cerulean Road (Line Street) thence with the west side of Subdivision as shown by plat recorded in Plat Cabinet A, said street S. 03 degrees 00' E. 81.5' to an iron pin; Slide 70, Trig County Clerk's Office. thence S. 87 degrees 00' W. 100' to an iron pin; thence N. 11 degrees 00' West 80' to an iron pin; thence N. 87 Being the same real property conveyed to Woodrow W. degrees 00' E. 120' to the point of beginning, containing Chaney and Lida J. Chaney, husband and wife, by deed 9,147 sq. feet or 0.21 acre. dated December 2, 1976, which is recorded in Deed book 104, page 330, Trigg County Clerk's Office. Also being BEING the same real property conveyed to Clara Froman by the same real property conveyed to Woodrow W. Chaney by deed dated April 27, 1971 from Lucy C. Mitcherson, a Lida J. Chaney by deed dated July 15, 1983, which is single person, which is recorded in Deed Book 85, page recorded in Deed Book 122, page 547, Trigg County Clerk's 511, Trigg County Clerk's Office. Office. The judgment in this case is for the sale of individual real The judgment in this case is for $218.28, plus interest, and then property for the purpose of settlement among co-owners. For the with interest accruing thereon at the rate of 12% per annum from balance of the purchase price, the purchaser must execute bond with the date of judgment until paid, plus costs and attorney fees. For approved surety or sureties, bearing interest at 12% per annum from the balance of the purchase price, the purchaser must execute bond the date of sale until paid, and having the force and effect of a with approved surety or sureties, bearing interest at 12% per annum judgment. This sale is subject to all ad valorem taxes for 1993, from the date of sale until paid, and having the force and effect et seq., and said taxes are to be paid by the purchaser as they of a judgment. This sale is subject to all ad valorem taxes for come due. 1992, 1993, et seq., and said taxes are to be paid by the purchaser as they come due. Bidders will be prepared to comply promptly with these terms. Any announcements made on date of sale take precedence over printed Bidders will be prepared to comply promptly with these terms. Any matter contained herein. announcements made on date of sale take precedence over printed matter contained herein. C. A. WOODALL, III Counsel for Plaintiff H. B. QUINN Counsel for Plaintiff

JILL CLARK JILL CLARK MASTER COMMISSIONER MASTER COMMISSIONER The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, June 2,1993, B-15

18. Livestock 20. Free Advertise in the COMMISSIONER'S SALE Standing for Stud. Honest FR E E Wooden Pallets— winner sorrel with 3 white Several uses around the sox. Stud fee $200. Call (502) farm or good firewood. May classifieds TRIGG CIRCUIT COURT 885-7205. pick up at Stone Plastics, CIVIL ACTION NO. 93-CI-008 Industrial Park #1, Cadiz. Call 522-6605

Cadiz 22. Agriculture NATIONSBANK OF KENTUCKY, INC. a Kentucky corporation, Plaintiff, against GLENN DUNN and VIOLET DUNN and PETE LIGHtf SPRINGS, INC., A Great Place Join the Defendants. \ To Live!! H-300 Hahn hi-boy $3,400. 489-2697 after 5 p.m. M in it BY VIRTUE of a Judgment and Order of Sale of they Trigg Circuit Court, rendered on May 13, 1993, in the above cause, I shall M art proceed to offer for sale at the Trigg Courthouse $oor in Cadiz, Kentucky, to the highest bidder at PUBLIC AUCTION ori Friday, June PULMONARY Team! 25, 1993, at or about the hour of 9:30 a.m., upon a credit of 10% FUNCTION TECHS Minit Mart of the sale price on day of sale, balance in 30 days, t h V following Foods, Inc. described real estate situated at Cadiz, Trigg County, jKentucky, N e e d e d fo r w o rk in C a d iz & a successful, and more particularly described as follows, to wit: \ C alvert City. Must be able to work fast growing convenience ""12HR Shifts on a rotating basis. store chain is accepting PARCEL ONE: Being Lot Sixty-six (66) in the Barkley applicants for the position of $19 per hour. Shores, Inc. Subdivision, Unit No. 2, as shown by platyof Godfather's Pizza Manager. same which is of record in Plat Cabinet A, File 33 Call Vivian or Polly W e o ffe r: (formerly in Box of Maps), in the office of the Clerk of 554-0876 • A competitive salary the Trigg County Clerk. I n f - r l m • Bonus plan BEING the same property conveyed to Glenn Dunn and Violet HEALTH CARE______• Hospitalization insurance • Life insurance Dunn, his wife, by deed dated November 25, 1986, from G. • Profit sharing Anthony Mills and wife, which deed is recorded in Deed • Paid vacation Book 132, page 484, aforesaid office. • Opportunity for advancement PARCEL TWO: A certain tract of real estate lying in the Second Magisterial District of Trigg County, PHLEBOTOMIST Experience in Fast Food/Pizza approximately five miles in a Westerly direction from Needed for work in Cadiz is not required, but prior Fast Cadiz, Kentucky, and on the southerly side of U.S. & Calvert City. Must have exp. in Food experience is helpful. Highway 68, bounded and described as follows: & available to work 12HR shifts For further information send on a rotating basis. $15 per hour your resum e to: BEGINNING at a railroad spike in the South right-of-way of U.S. Highway 68, said spike being 30 feet from the Call Vivian or Polly Debbie Gainey, c/o Minit Mart, 2213 Bridge Street, Paducah, KY 42003 centerline and being 48.5 feet West of the Dining Room 554-0876 Wall; thence along said right-of-way line, North 49 degrees 44 minutes East, a distance of 366.0 feet to an Interim iron pin in said line, the Northwest corner of a 3.5 acre l t h C a r e ______BE M tract retained by Laud Jordan and wife recorded in Deed Book 96, Page 639; thence with two of said Jordan lines South 01 degrees 00 minutes East, a distance of 152 feet to a gum tree; thence South 51 degrees 30 minutes East, a distance of 160 feet to an iron pin in said King's Join the line; thence with said line South 57 degrees 5 minutes West, a distance of 296.6 feet to a 3/4 inch iron pipe in M in it said line with a 4 inch dogwood tree as a witness tree, the Southeast corner of a 3.5 acre tract with the Hotel M art on it; thence with said line, North 43 degrees 3 minutes Team! West, a distance of 227.3 feet to a point of beginning, containing 2.1 acres, more or less. Minit Mart BEING the same property conveyed to Pete Light Springs, Foods, Inc. a successful, Incorporated, by deed dated July 1, 1985, from Glenn Dunn fast growing convenience store and Violet Ann Dunn (also known as Ann Violet Dunn), his chain is accepting applicants wife, which deed is recorded in Deed Book 128, Page 101, for the position of Sales Trigg County Clerk's Office. Associate. The judgment in this case is for $61,835.90, plus interest at the W e o ffe r: contract rate until paid, and then, with interest accruing thereon • A competitive wage at the rate of 12% per annum from the date of judgment until paid, • B o n u s plus, costs .and a ttor^y fees. , . For balanbe, of the purchase Beautiful building lots • Hospitalization insurance price, the purchaser must execute bond with approved surety or • Life insurance sureties, bearing interest at 12.5% per annum from the date of sale or acreage - lakefront; • Profit sharing until paid, and having the force and effect of a judgment. This • Paid vacation sale is subject to all ad valorem taxes for 1993, et seg., and said • Full and Part Time taxes are to be paid by the purchaser as they come due. lakeview; near town; • Opportunity for country side; if you have advancement Bidders will be prepared to comply promptly with these terms. Any For further information: announcements made on date of sale take precedence over printed matter contained herein. a land need we can fill it. Pick applications up at 267 Main St., Cadiz, KY 42211 DOUG WILLEN EZ terms available - lots Counsel for Plaintiff on June 3 & 4 from 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. starting at *1,000°° - Call 522-0444 JILL CLARK MASTER COMMISSIONER

flub A CLEAN UP

All you have to do is clean out your attic, closets, garage or basement and vl? let The Cadiz Record sell it for you! Give me a call at 522-660& and ask (rQo for Sharon Holder, Classified Sales Representative. Ju st buy three weeks for fS® rvx as low as $7.20 and you'll receive a fourth week absolutely FREE! B-16, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, June 2,1993

G e t t o k n o w m i nd Anniversary Sale June - Month long Sale sterner Appreciation We would like to invite all our past customers in during June to say "Thank You" and to show our appreciation for their business. We'll change oil & filter for them for only $12.95?

We've had a great 2 years thanks to our many valued customers and we want to celebrate, so come by and see us . Have a Coke, some Popcorn and join in the Celebration.

You'll find a great line up of quality new Chevrolet & Geo Cars and Trucks at some fantastic prices as well as the very best selection of used vehicles in Western Kentucky.

I want you to know we really appreciate our Trigg County Customers. We really have had a , - - great two years here at Patriot Chevrolet and the i n l t l People in Trigg County have had a lot to do with H i M P I our success. I think those of you that have done Jerry James business with us know that I want you to be happy with your car and with your experience here at Patriot Chevrolet Geo, so if I can ever be of service to you, please come and let me know. Again, thank you for your part in our success.

4 i Section C THE CADIZ RECORD June 2, 1993 SOCIETY

Engagements

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Elizabeth Lee Wilson & John Lampton Belt II Heather Southwick & Kevin Hunt Marla Lynette Trusty & Gary Wade Mitchell Wilson engaged to Belt Southwick, Hunt to marry Trusty, Mitchell to be married Ms. Charly Anna Wilson of Princeton and Mr. W. R. Wilson of Cadiz, announce the engagement of their daughter, Eliza­ Mr. and Mrs. Ned Booker Southwick of Louisville, formerly from Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Trusty of Dawson Springs announce the beth Lee, to John Lampton Belt II of Nashville, Tenn., son of Cadiz, would like to announce the upcoming marriage of their engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Mrs. Richard Douglas Darnell and Mr. John Lampton Belt, both daughter Heather Southwick to Kevin Hunt, son of Dr. and Mrs. Marla Lynette, to Gary Wade Mitchell, son of Mr. and Mrs. of Oklahoma City, Okla. Hilary Hunt of Paducah. Marvin Mitchell of Dawson Springs. Miss Wilson is the granddaughter of Mrs. Myrtle Lester of The bride to be is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patterson Miss Trusty is the granddaughter of Leonard (Preacher) and Trigg County and the late Price E. Lester, and Mrs. Robbie Wil­ Pope of Louisville, and the late Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Southwick Geneva Knoth of Kuttawa, and the late Dixie and Leslie H. son of Cadiz and the late William N. Wilson of Dearborn, She is a 1986 graduate of Trigg County High. She graduated Trusty, Sr. Mich. from Murray State University May, 1991, with a Bachelor's Mr. Mitchell is the grandson of Seldon and Jane Mitchell of Miss Wilson is a graduate of Caldwell County High School, Degree in Vocational Rehabilitation. She has returned to Murray Caldwell County, Murl and Barbara Harder of Centertown and the University of Louisville School of Radiologic Technology State to receive her teaching certification. She will complete her the late Rev. Fred Daugherty. and the University of Colorado College for Financial Planning. certification December 1993. Marla will be a 1993 graduate of Caldwell County High She is employed with First Trust Money Services of Brentwood, The groom to be is the grandson of Mrs. Anna Hunt of Fancy School and currently attends Hopkinsville Community College. Tenn., as a Certified Financial Planner. Farm, and the late Mr. Henry Hunt, Mrs. Agnus Cash also of Fancy She is employed by Bluegrass Steak & Seafood Restaurant of Mr. Belt is a graduate of Putman City High School, Okla­ Farm, and the late Mr. Leo Cash. Eddyville. homa City, Okla. and Ouachita Baptist University in He is a 1986 graduate of Saint Mary's High School, in Paducah. Gary, a 1991 graduate of Caldwell County High School, is Arkedelphia, Ark., with a degree in Business Administration He graduated from Murray State University in May 1991 with a employed by Grady White Construction of Eddyville. He is a and Biblical Studies. He is currently employed with Orkin of Bachelor's degree in Construction Engineer Technology. He too has Lance Cpl. in the United States Marine Corps Reserves. Nashville and studying for Ordination for Ministry at Christ, returned to Murray and is currently taking pre-medicine classes. Wedding vows will be exchanged on Saturday, July 3,1993, at Church in Nashville, Tenn. He plans to apply to medical school in the spring of 1994. ten o'clock in the morning at Pleasant Grove Baptist Church Wedding vows will be solemnized on Saturday, July 10,1993, The wedding is scheduled for June 19, 1993, 4:30 p.m., at Grace with the Rev. Ed Rawlins and the Rev. Cecil Shelton officiat­ at 3 p.m. at Christ Church, 15354 Old Hickory Boulevard, Episcopal Church, Paducah, with a reception immediatly ing. Nashville, Tenn. A reception will follow at the church. following the wedding at The Country Club of Paducah. All friends and relatives of the couple are invited to attend. All friends and relatives are invited to attend. Invitations are being sent to all guests.

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44 Commerce St. Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 8-7 Cadiz, KY FOOD STORES Fri.-Sat. 8-8 522-1628 We accept Food Stamps & WIC Sunday 12-6 C-2, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, June 2,1993 Jordan P'Pool celebrates Anniversaries second birthday at home

Jordan Bennett P'Pool cele­ brated his second birthday on May 15, 1993, at his home on 73 Glendale Drive. His birthday was on Monday May 17,1993. Those helping him celebrate What's coming up.... were his parents, Jason and Rhonda P'Pool; grandparents, June5 James and Margaret P'Pool of A horse show, sponsored by the Western Kentucky Saddlebred Wallonia; Mrs. Bennie Fuller of Association, will be at 6 p.m. on June 5 at the Recreation Complex. Cadiz; Ramona Alexander, Lannie and Sara; Dianne Dunn The South Road V.F.D. Rummage Sale will be from 8 a.m. to 2 and Jeremy; Kenneth P'Pool and p.m. at the station, 5 1/2 miles south of Cadiz on Oakland Church Brice; Mitzi Jones and Maegan; Road. Sandy Redd and Paxton, all of Cadiz; and James, Ruth Ann A free car wash, conducted by the Trigg County Band, will be from McCain and Justin of Hop­ 7:30 to 11 a.m. on June 5 at three sites -- Cadiz Baptist Church, kinsville. Jordan Bennett P'Pool Cadiz Christian Church, and the Trigg County Bus Garage. Derek Blane Rogers born April 28 Proceeds will be to the Trigg County Marching Band. Mr. and Mrs. Jason Rogers are Maternal grandparents are Mr. June 7 proud to announce the birth of a and Mrs. David Meredith. The Trigg County Athletic Booster Club will meet at 7 p.m. on son, Derek Blane on April 28, June 7 at the Cadiz Restaurant. 1993, at Murray-Calloway Paternal great-grand-parents County Hospital. Derek are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth The Lake Barkley/Cadiz AARP will meet on June 7 at 1 p.m. at weighed six pounds 11 ounces Rogers and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin the Cadiz Baptist Church. The speaker will be Doris Gordon and was 20 inches long. Hawkins. Maternal great- from the Cabinet of Human Resources. The topic of the program Paternal grandparents are grand-parents are Mr. and Mrs. will be "Elder Abuse." All persons ovfer the age of 50 are invited Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rogers. Willie Meredith. to attend. Special Kid's World n e w store hours: Mr. & Mrs. Harold Mize 8 oz. Ribeye Dinner Tuesday thru Saturday Choice of Potato - Salad Bar Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mize 10 am - 6 pm $6.25 to celebrate anniversary This Friday & Saturday Night Sale -10% to 30% Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mize will celebrate their 40th wedding ONLY anniversary with a reception on Sunday, June 13, 1993, at Cadiz Baptist Church from 2 to 4 p.m. (This w e e k only) Mr. Mize and the former Mary Ruby Holmes were married on 45 C om m erce Street 522-3453 June 12,1943. The occasion will be hosted by their sons, Denny and Jim Mize, and their granddaughters, Victoria and Morgan Mize. Cadiz Restaurant The couple requests that friends and relatives bring no gifts. Hwy. 68E., Cadiz, KY 522-6563 HOW WILL YOU PAY FOR COLLEGE? BROWNS Currently the cost of college is 1/3 to over 1/2 the annual income of the medium Also Available family of the United States and cost are rising every year. Many people believe • Garters that in a few years college will no longer •Accessories be within the reach of the average person. •Dyeable Shoes So how will you pay for college? The • Slips & Bras answer is with scholarships and grants. College Funding Services can Fmd these FINE OAK FURNITURE • Brides scholarships and grants through our • Bridesmaids computer data-base for only $89. Anyone can Going Out Of Business •Little Girls apply. There is college funding out there for •Mother's Dresses everyone, regardless of age, scholastic ability SALE • Special Occasion or financial need. 100% guaranteed. If your planning on college or trade school, College 30% off all in stock furniture! •Invitations Funding Servies is a must. Write College Candelabra rental available Funding Services today for free information. •Bookcases ^Hutches 117 East Legion Drive, Princeton College Funding Services 365-0145 P.O. Box 27 •Entertainment Centers Monday-Friday 5-9 p.m. Gilbertsville, Ky. 42044 •Lawyer Cabinets Saturday 9-5 p.m. •Dining Tables & Chairs

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Boh 1007 Cadiz, Ky 42211 1-800-599-7988 0(W Building Located at 1785 East Main The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, June 2,1993, C-3 Preparations, plans important in gardening 2 tbsp. (heaping) cornstarch light - Home of Martha Met­ This time of the year most of consideration. Most of all we 4 tbsp. strawberry jello calfe you have planted your gardens have to daily work at weeding bv Mae Wallace 1 cup water June 7 - 9:30 a.m. - Advisory Homemaker 1 baked pie shell Council Meeting - County and they are beginning to sprout out bad thoughts and actions, highlights . and come through the ground -- cultivate joy, love and accep­ 2 cups sugar Cool Whip Extension Office 1/2 cup water 3 cups whole strawberries June 8-10 a.m. - Rockcastle - a lovely sight to see. tance of one another. by Gay Ledford It took a lot of work to get to When all the work is done 1 qt. strawberries Boil water; add first 3 ingredi­ Ray’s Farmhouse Restaurant this point. It just didn't happen we can reap a full and bountiful 2 cups sugar ents. which have been com­ 10 a.m. - United - Kentucky over night. Plans and prepara­ harvest. On a lightly floured board, roll Cook first two ingredients until bined. Bring to a rolling boil; Smokehouse Restaurant tions have been made months SHARING RECIPES pastry and place on a 12 inch they come to a boil. Add the let cool. Arrange whole straw­ 10 a.m. - New Hope Community and weeks prior to the sprout­ Since strawberry season is pizza pan. Pierce crust; bake at last two ingredients; cook for 15 berries in baked pie shell. Pour 12:30 p.m. - Lake Barkley - ing of plants from the ground. upon I thought I would share 350 for 15 minutes. Blend cream minutes after they come to a sauce over strawberries. Top Home of Yvonne Brimmer Plowing, discing, marking off with you some recipes from our cheese and sugar; add eggs and rolling boil. Pour into shallow with Cool Whip. June 10 -10 a.m. - Montgomery rows, fertilizing and finally Trigg County Homemakers beat well; add nuts and pan; let stand all day; shake CLUB ACTIVITIES - Hardee's planting the seeds in the soil Cookbook for some delicious, vanilla. Pour into partially now and them. Fill jars and Homemaker clubs have been 11 a.m. - Cumberland Shores - and don't forget the daily care mouth watering treats. baked crust and bake at 350 for seal. busy this past month with Home of Liz Boyd . of weeding. 10 minutes. Cool. Arrange many community activities. June 11 - 9:30 a.m. - Aging So it is with our lives. We by Dean Maqruder halved strawberries over cream Strawberry Pie Happy Homemakers gave red Conference - Trigg Co. Court­ have to plow under old and de­ cheese layer. Chill. Cut into geraniums to the Cadiz Nursing house structive thoughts, actions and Homemakers wedges and serve with Homes, Montgomery, Wallo- June 14 - 10 a.m. - Linton - words. Disc into our hearts en­ 8 oz. pkg. cream cheese whipped cream. 1 cup sugar nia, Cadiz Day and Cumber­ Home of Julie Drennan thusiasm, joy and love for all 1/2 cup sugar land Shores Homemaker clubs 7 p.m. - Happy - County Ex­ things around us. Take one day 1 tsp. vanilla gave donations to Project Grad­ tension Office at a time and make the path 2 eggs Trigg County Quilters Guild uation and Town & Country June 15-9 a.m. - Wallonia - that we pursue clear and plant 1 qt. strawberries Homemakers plan to help with Meet at either Cadiz Christian seeds of faithfulness, kindness* 1/3 cup chopped nuts (optional) holds monthly meeting Project Graduation activities. Church or Broadbent Square to love, peace, joy, gentleness and pastry for 2 pie crusts Two Homemaker clubs gave travel to Quilter's Museum in The Trigg County Quilters formative lesson. scholarships to graduating se­ Paducah. Guild met Thursday, May 20, at After lunch, members had niors at Trigg County High 7 p.m. - Town & Country - Cadiz Mrs. Ramon Oliver attends the Cadiz Restaurant. Christmas tree ornaments School, United and Roaring Park Vice-President Jackie Som- workshop and our beginner quilt Springs Homemakers. We want June 16 - 9:30 a.m. - Cadiz national garden club meeting merville called the meeting to class. Next month the lesson is to wish all of the 1993 Seniors Day - Cadiz Baptist Church order. A plaque was presented on Bernina Tote Bag a list of the best of luck in their future June 25 - 6:00 p.m. - Roaring Mrs. Ramon Oliver, member recognized, a Louisville club to the Guild by the Museum of supplies to bring was handed endeavors. Springs - Meet at Cee Bee of the Cadiz Garden Club and won the national bird award, the American Quilt Society for out. parking lot to travel to Mr. president of the Garden Club of and Murray State University the quilt guild’s volunteering at For more information about Bill's. Kentucky, attended the Na­ student Karen Annette Whetan the museum and during the the quilt guild, call Joan JUNE MEETING DATES: June 29 - Red Cross Blood mo­ tional Convention of State won the National Scholarship show in April. Griesemer at 924-5394. June 1 - 6 p.m. - Ebony Twi­ bile Garden Clubs held in of $4,000. The lesson taught by Jackie Asheville, N. C., on May 15- 20 Mrs. Richard Roof was Sommerville was about Em­ at the Grove Park Inn. recognized as the in-coming broidery Embellishments. It She gave the state report to Kentucky president. was a very interesting and in­ the 1,224 delegates, accepted TRUCKLOAD SALE the awards given to Kentucky's clubs and was honored in the parade of presidents. NiOVIND SALE Twenty-eight members from On Our June 3rd, Kentucky attended this Up To convention, a record for the Parking 4th, & 5th, state. Kentucky won for having 75% the most new national life members, flower shows were Local AARP group ' t y < K i n & , & O u n & to meet on June 7 The Lake Barkley/Cadiz We will be opening our new store on June 15 AARP will meet on Monday, next to Dollar General Store in Gateway June 7, at 1 p.m. at the Cadiz Baptist Church. Shopping Center. Come See Us! Whole Ribeyes...... lb. 2.99 The speaker will be Doris Gordon from Cabinet of Human Resoursesthe topic of the program will be "Elder Abuse." — THE ANNUAL — Ground Beef 5 LB. Roll...... LB. 990 All persons over the age of 50 are invited to attend. Simmons Reunion Pepsi 24 pack...... 4.97 set for June 13 The Simmons Reunion will be on Sunday, June 13, at Roaring Coke 20 pack...... 4.69 Springs Fire House on Lafayette Road just off Route 164. Fresh Leg Qts.ioLB...... 3.90 June 5 and 6,1993 6- Cliffy Farm Country Ham.m1.59 Saturday - 9:00 cum. to 5:00 p.m. <^ o c m i e b /vtuuxu*tc€^ Sunday - 10:00 a.m. to 5:10 p.m. to be held in Danish Pork Riblets 10 LB...... 6.99 P_ccjior>cvL C u is in e Each weekend we will Kenlake State Resort Park focus our menu on a different region in our MURRAY CALLOWAY COUNTY country and abroad. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Business Council for the Arts and JPAC June 4 & 5 For more information write P.O. Box 190 Murray, KY 42071, or call (502) 753-5171 ( D e ^ c tccxr>

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