THE CADIZ RECORD The Hometown Newspaper for Trigg County since It *^e**4*Mlx sT T ^T PRINTED WITH SOY INK ______:______L Ml 4 9 2 8 4 VOL. 112 NO. 49 COPYRIGHT © 1993, THE CADIZ RECORD, CADIZ, KENTUCKY 50 CENTS Funding is proposed for state park SCOTT BROWN fallen under criticism recently Staff Writer due to deterioration of some fa Governor Brereton Jones has cilities, most notably the released his list of priorities to lodges and infrastructure of the be covered under a $100 million parks. renovation and expansion plan Governor Jones said renova of the Kentucky State Park tion of existing facilities and System. infrastructure would be ad The plan, released December dressed first, and new construc 6, includes nearly eight million tion addressed last. dollars of improvements at Under the plan, Lake Lake Barkley State Resort Barkley Lodge would be reno Park. vated at an estimated cost of The 71 proposals will be con $3,825 million. Park Superin sidered in the General Assem tendent John Rufli said the bly session that will possibly proposals sent to Frankfort in- convene in January. The state park system has See State park, Page A-7 Investigation into poaching leads to arrest
HOLIDAY HOUSE IS OPEN - More than one dozen Christmas trees ornaments. The Holiday House is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Monday SCOTT BROWN According to Fish and decorate the Holiday House in the Log Cabin on Main Street in Cadiz, through Friday and from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday. It is sponsored Staff Writer Wildlife Officer Robert Fral- The trees are decorated by local organizations and feature home-made by the Trigg County Homemakers Club and Main Street Program. A Rockcastle man was ar ick, the nighf vision goggles, Record photos by Matt Sanders rested December 1 at his home which are binocular-like gog by Fish and Wildlife officers gles used by military heli following a ten month investi copter pilots to amplify light gation by the agency into the from the moon, stars, or artifi Parade fate to be decided Dec. 9 illegal taking of deer in Trigg cial surfaces, were apparently County. stolen from Fort Campbell. The fate of the Annual Cadiz Christ "We're asking all those participating "We may have to move the parade James V. Taylor, 1550 Rock "This is the first case I know mas Parade will be decided at 10 a.m. on in the parade to re-confirm their status time back to accommodate as many peo castle Lakeshore Drive, was of where night vision equip Thursday, Dec. 9. by calling us at 522-3892," said Todd. ple as possible," said Todd. charged with 29 counts of sell ment was used to poach deer," Harry Todd, Cadiz/Trigg County "Then we will decide on Thursday to ei If held, the parade will be on Main ing protected wildlife and one said Fralick. Tourism Executive Director, has asked all ther have the parade or cancel." Street from the Trigg County Schools count of knowingly receiving Other evidence seized during parade participants to re-confirm for a Todd said that, earlier this week, six parking lot to West Cadiz Park. stolen property after military the arrest included 19 deer tentative make-up date of Dec. 11. The parade participants indicated they could Retiring Trigg County Judge-executive night vision equipment used to hams, 29 deer shoulders, two parade, originally scheduled for Dec. 4, not be in a Dec. 11 parade due to prior Zelner Cossey will be parade grand mar aid in the taking of the deer deer necks, four deer tender- was not held due to rain. commitments that day. shal. was seized by the officers at his home. See Poaching, Page A-7 Sheriff named to Anderson board o f directors honored at Trigg County Sheriff Randy from each county. Clark has been elected to the "The association lobbies for dedication board of directors of the Ken legislation dealing with law tucky Sheriff's Association. enforcement among other The U.S. 68 bypass bridge Clark was elected to serve a things," said Clark, who is over Little River was dedi one-year term on the board serving on the board for the cated in memory of Howard during the annual conference first time. Anderson on Dec. 5. December 2-4 in Louisville. Other sheriffs elected to the Anderson, who died on June Clark said the voting is com ten-member board included Lo- 26, was remembered as a true prised of the current sheriff, a sportsman and a friend to ev deputy, and a former sheriff See Clark, Page A-7 eryone he knew. County, city and state officials, as well as Anderson’s friends and fam ily, took part in the 40- State task force minute ceremony. Geneva Anderson, Ander honors policeman son's widow, was given the See Anderson, Page A-7 A Cadiz Police officer was was sponsored by the task force. recently presented with an Pidcock made 37 D.U.I. ar award from the Governor's rests between September 1992 DEDICATION - Geneva Ander Drunk Driving Task Force for and October 1993. The police son, widow of Howard Anderson, making the most D.U.I. arrests department made a total of 51 unveiled one of the signs for the in Trigg County over a 13-month arrests during that period. Howard Anderson Bridge with period. "This award is not used to the assistance of Randy Wal Officer Ricky Pidcock and inspire our officers to pull ev lace, Anderson's cousin and 119 other law enforcement offi eryone over," said Chief Ray fishing partner. (See related cers were honored at a banquet photo on Page A-7.) Ricky Pidcock in Louisville December 1 that See Pidcock, Page A-7
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..... T HI A-2, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, December 8,1993 OPINION
The next best thing to being there Just The Other Day By Billy Rawls I think I kndwwhy I work so much. It medians. saves on my telephone bill. ______So, I decided to reach out and touch I actually got home early the other several people — in Ohio, Alabama, night (it had only been dark for a few- * M a tt Missouri, Illinois and California. I'm My wife, Charline alerted minutes), the first nmem several weeks. S anders glad I lost my brother's phone number. He me to look out the back window It was die usual scene when I'm at home lives in Guam. of our home. As usual, I had no -- in the recliner, feet up, remote in one There is a trick to black cord fever -- idea what had caught her hand, orange soda in the other hand, you have to prioritize your calls by time attention. So, I leaped to the desperately seeking something on the zones. Start with Eastern time, move to window and threw up the sash. tube. After scanning all the channels by Card bill — black cord fever. In layman’s Central, Mountain and then Pacific. There on the lawn, to my eyes punching the remote like it was my com terms, this is known as making several There's nothing like calling someone at 10 did appear, two beautiful, puter keyboard, I still was looking for long-distance calls in one evening. p.m. only to realize it is midnight for him graceful, well-grown doe deer. something to do. Dishes? No way. There Actually, I should change the name to (or her). If you do that to someone, there are paper plates in the cupboard. Vacu beige cord fever since I no longer have a will be pay-back, sooner or later. These creatures of nature, that had wandered to town, made me uming and dusting? Why? Mom and Dad black telephone. Black cord fever usually hits when I feel lucky to live where people know, firsthand, the presence and won't come for another visit until Febru think about all the people to whom I owe love for wild things—for I had experienced life in the paved city ary. Laundry? Not as long as there is still Over the past couple of months, I have letters. The usual comment is — "Are you where such were relegated to zoos with their cages. Surely, man's something clean in my closet. Unpack the collected an answering machine tape full sure you make your living as a writer?" A association with nature is meant to enrich his understanding and • rest of my boxes. Naw, they've been of messages ~ "Are you still alive?," while back, my Dad bought me engraved appreciation of creation. And, by so doing, lead him to a more packed through my last three moves. I "Have you forgotten my number?," and, Post-It Notes to use as stationery. He was joyful and peaceful lifestyle. see no reason to be in a hurry. my personal favorite, "I was calling to afraid the Post-Its would be too big. Then it hit me...the disease that af introduce myself to you." You get the One thing's for sure. This year, I will be 'Me'an' Charline once rode with a car-pool in Baltimore, Md. fects my wallet more than my Master- idea. I seem to be a magnet for pseudo-co- getting a Christmas card from AT&T. One of the riders lived in what was known as the "Little Italy" section of the city. Said individual admitted that he had scarcely ever ventured beyond the bounds of his bailiwick—not M l . even to Ft. McHenry to see where Francis Scott Key had written "The Star Spangled Banner." He may have seen the exotic and 20 years ago. foreign animals in the zoo at Druid Hill Park, but I don't think he had ever seen many ordinary farm animals. Perhaps he just went to the block store for a five gallon can of olive oil that his mother The Cadiz Lions Club celebrated their , CDN&RESfAKN, VOHKT DID used for Italian cooking. Wonder if he noticed the pigeons on the 30th anniversary on December 11. PRESIDENT CUNTOH M C E wall-to-wall buildings. What kind of life knows only man as John Wallace Taylor, son of Elizabeth To GET OFF THE FENCE creator? Taylor was presented a performance 'fXl award extended to the Trigg County ON NAFTA... ABRIDGE’ I remember when wildlife largely kept its distance from the Chapter of National Beta Club at the subtle hub-bub of Cadiz—biit it was only a stone-throw away 33rd annual State Beta Club Convention ... a H IG H W A Y ? from town. Me'an Charlie Hooks knew many critters of the fields, in Louisville. forest, and streams. But I never saw a deer until Professor Dan Irvin Damall, Field Representative for Baldwin took his Agriculture class on a field trip that included a Woodmen of the World Life Insurance deer-pen at a wildlife preserve near Dawson Springs, Ky. Society attended the Advanced I School Today, me'an Charline roam the parks, rural sections, and our in Omaha, Nebraska. back yard, where we often discover, now common but ever Marci Woodruff Holland appeared in unexpected sights of: columns of turkeys; armadas of ducks and "The Lady of the Camellias" at Western geese; families of foxes, beaver, muskrats, eagles, mink, coons; Kentucky State University. possums that eat cat food; deer that shun our turnip green patch; Santa visited Trigg County during the and even the long skinny cranes that I have lovingly labeled counties largest Christmas parade ever. 'Great Awks,' because of the loud squawk they make when they Grand prize float winner was the Wild do their mating call. Haired Hilltoppers. OOPS! I nearly forgot the: skunks, coyotes, rabbits, quail, doves, wolves, lots of fish, Baltimore orioles, songbirds, groundhogs ('groundogs'), the, sometimes too neighborly squirrels, flying squirrels, and chipmunks; snakes like the cave woman in He up and died and broke my heart the comic strip, "B.C'stomps and clubs; sea gulls, kingfishers, buzzards, starlings, etc.; and, last but not least—real Trigg County My dog Catfish, the black Lab, died He was a celebrity. I spoke recently in wildcats. Thanksgiving night. Michigan. Afterwards a lady came up to The vet said his heart gave out. me and said, "I was real disappointed There are all sorts of deer, but I think if last night had been Down in the country, they would have with your speech. You didn't mention Christmas Eve, Santa would have had to use 'rain' deer. Deer said, "Lewis's dog up and died." Le w is C atfish." also abound in Trigg County, but it is Santa who comes down the He would have been 12 had he lived Catfish used to get his own mail. Just chimney with "A BOUND." until January. G rizz a rd the other day the manufacturer of a new Anyway, I am glad that it is now "the season to be jolly," and I Catfish had a good life. He slept in brand of dog food, with none other than hope naughty people will change their ways. doors. Mostly he ate what I ate. We © by Cowles Syndicate, Inc. George Jones' picture on the package, sent shared our last meal Tuesday evening in Catfish a sample of its new product. For Do you remember: "HIS eye is on the sparrow, and I know HE our living room in front of the television. the record, he still preferred cheeseburg watches me?" We had a Wendy's double cheeseburger ers and chili. Catfish chewed television remote con and some chili. Catfish was once grand marshal of the trol devices. Batteries and all. He Catfish was a gift from my friends Scottsboro, Ala., "Annual Catfish Festi chewed my glasses. Five pairs of them. Barbara and Vince Dooley. Vince is the val." He was on television and got to ride One day, when he was still a puppy, athletic director at the University of in the front seat of a police car with its he got out of the house without my Let us come to Georgia. Barbara is a noted speaker and siren on. knowledge. The doorbell rang. It was a author. He was a patient, good-natured dog, young man who said, "I hit your dog with I named him driving back to Atlanta too. Jordan, my friend's daughter, who is my car, but I think he's OK." from Athens, where I had picked him up 5, has been pulling his ears since she was y o u ! at the Dooleys' home. I don't know why I He was. He had a small cut on his 2. She even tried to ride him at times. He named him what I named him. He was head and he was frightened, but he was abided with nary a growl. all curled up in a blanket on my back seat. otherwise unhurt. Oh, that face and those eyes. What he Subscribe to And I looked at him and it just came out. I "I came around the comer," the young could do to me with that face and those called him, "Catfish." man explained, "and he was in the road eyes. He would perch himself next to me I swear he raised up from the blanket chewing on something. I hit my brakes on the sofa in the living room and look at and acknowledged. Then, he severely the second I saw him." me. THE CADIZ fouled the blanket and my back seat. "Could you tell what he was chewing And love and loyalty would pour out He was a most destructive animal the on?" I asked. with that look, and as long as I had that, first three years of his life. He chewed "I know this sounds crazy," the young there was very little the human race things. He chewed books. He chewed man answered, "but I think it was a beer RECORD could do to harm my self-esteem. shoes. bottle." Good dogs don't love bad people. One day he went to my closet and Catfish stopped chewing while I still He was smart. He was fun. And he loved chewed up my best pair of Guccis. had a house. Barely. to ride in cars. There were times he was t o d a y ! all that I had. And now he has up and died. My own Letters To The Editor Policy heart, or what is left of it, is breaking.
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I I t 1 The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, December 8,1993, A-3 OPINION
R e s c h e d u l e d Letters Y a r d S a l e Sat., Dec. 11 A f t e r 7 a.m. until ?? Tired of vandalism in county Funds added to Oakley fund Handy Andy To The Editor, porting violations that cause To The Editor, the Jeff Oakley Fund. Laundry We Trigg Countians are very I would like to thank T h e H o u rs problems and embarrassment We sold out of food before Tammy Cain, Misty for our citizens. I encourage all Cadiz Record, WKDZ and the fortunate to have the opportu noon and deposited $1,373.10 in nity to live in such a fine com Trigg Times and everyone that Reddick & O thers Trigg Countians to become in the Jeff Oakley Fund at Trigg munity, but like the rest of the volved in this endeavor, for it’s gave donations and everyone County Farmers Bank. Clothes, TOYS Commonwealth and the United our town, county and personal that gave donations and came and lots of misc. States, we unfortunately have property that's being violated. by the West Cadiz BP and Flint Free our bad elements...people. Peo In today's society, local gov bought barbecue and burgoo for Flint's Barbecue ple who thrive on destroying ernment and law enforcement and tearing down for no appar officers must have citizen sup Career Opportunity — In Sales Large triple I will not be ent reason. During the past few port. These acts may not have Our success can be yours. Join the sales staff of THgg weeks, we've seen the vandal- been perpetrated against you or dresser with responsible for ization of the Recreation Com your family personally, but County's oldest and largest circulated newspaper, mirror and 5 any debts other plex, stealing of city/county don’t be fooled into thinking THE CADIZ RECORD. street signs, unauthorized that it just happens to the Qualifications; drawer chest* than those I dumping of trash and even an other guy. You and I are paying Motivated, creative, energetic, must have good Dark, all wood. incidence of stealing an Ameri for this vandalism through our organizational skills and be able to work independently. make myself. can flag from the residence of a tax dollars. Most of our young Reliable transportation a must. Exceptional benefit Both — $100. Norris Eugene senior citizen. people are taught to respect the package offered. Send resume or apply in person at Tyler, Jr. The county has replaced sev property of others; parents do THE CADIZ RECORD. 522-7603 eral of our street signs due to their best to set good examples. theft, so I decided to cut a cedar I hope these young people who post and my wife painted a see and hear about vandalism ServiceM ASTER street sign on a piece of wood. will have the courage to report Tally-Ho BEAUTICONTROL® Cadiz Only our time and talent was it to parents, who in turn will COSMETICS invested. I knew it would be of get involved in bringing these Shop Reflexolo Carpet/Rugs Janitorial Services THE WORLD'S PREMIER IMAGE COMPANY™ no monetary value to anyone. acts to a halt. Carpet Maintenance Programs Smoke/Odor Control •Free Color Analysis GOING OUT OF Disaster Restoration Resilient Ftoor Malntenanci •Skin Care and Cosmetics Center Last night, some low-life stole If you see vandalism, theft or Emergency Services Soil Proofing •Instant Image Makeover our homemade street sign. For any other wrong doings, get as BUSINESS Flre/Water/Smoke Cleanup Vandalism Cleanup •Personal Image Profile© Open for Business Upholstered Furniture Walls •Club & Corporate Presentations what reason, ONLY THEY much information as possible Housewide Cleaning Wood Floors 30 Old Dover Rd. KNOW. and report it to the authorities. All Bibles 1/2 price Gift Certificates Available Teresa Gresham Call for Appointment I for one am totally fed up GET INVOLVED! I AM! while supplies last Image Consultant and will start looking and re Bill Harralson i-2205 or (615)552-2942 235-5511 522-0376
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k I i k A-4, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, December 8,1993 OBITUARIES
Lois Francis Noel Grant Bertha Lillian Finley Lurline Wyatt Randolph Funeral services for Mrs. Lois Francis Noel Grant, 91, formerly Funeral services for Mrs. Bertha Lillian Finley, 86, of Cadiz Lurline Wyatt Randolph, 68, of Murray died on Monday, Dec. 6> of Cadiz, will be at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 8, 1993, at Good will be at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 8,1993, at Goodwin Funeral 1993, at her residence. win Funeral Home. Home. Services will be at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 8, at Blalock- The Revs. Norman Ellis and John Christian will officiate the The Rev. Bill Meador will officiate the services. Burial will Coleman Funeral Home in Murray. Dr. Greg Earwood and Rev. services. Burial will follow in Green Hill Memorial Gardens in follow in the Mt. Pleasant Cemetery in Trigg County. G.T. Moody will officiate. Burial will follow in the Murray City Hopkinsville. Mrs. Finley, a resident of Trigg Manor, died on Dec. 6 at Trigg Cemetery. Mrs. Grant, a resident of Convington Convalscent Center in County Hospital, following a long illness. Mrs. Randolph was a member of the First Baptist Church in Hopkinsville, died on Dec. 6 at Jennie Stuart Medical Center in She was a homemaker and member of the Bible Baptist Church Murray. She was bom on Dec. 30,1924, in Trigg County. Hopkinsville, following a long illness. in Trigg County. Survivors include three sons, William Randolph (Debbie) of She was a homemaker and member of the Second Baptist Mrs. Finley was bom on March 31, 1907, in Trigg County, Trenton, Robert Randolph (Shirley) of Clarksville, Tenn., and Church in Hopkinsville. daughter of the late Irvin Oliver and Rose Ramey Oliver. Wayne Randolph (Marlene) of Almo; four daughters, Mary Mrs. Grant was bom on July 10, 1902, in Maple Grove, daughter Survivors include one son, William (Bill) Haydon Boyd of Quackenbush (Frank) of Clarksville, Tenn., and Nina Hargrove of the late George W. Francis and Miranda Brown Francis. Cadiz; one daughter, Juanita Boyd of Pennsylvania; one sister, (Kenny), Barbara Hinton (Frank), and Joyce Underhill Survivors include two daughters, Louise Stewart Knight of Imogene Milam of Princeton; five grandchildren; and four great (Randall), all of Murray; one sister, Odean Dixon (Cecil) of Hop Hopkinsville and Mrs. Henry (Carol) White of Eddyville; one grandchildren. kinsville; three brothers, Garnettene Wyatt of Hopkinsville, sister, Mrs. Odell (Leona) Thomas of Cadiz; 14 grandchildren, 24 She is preceded in death by her husband, Van Finley; two Rev. Eugene Wyatt (Juanita) of Princeton, and Rev. Leslie Wyatt great-grandchildren, and seven great-great-grandchildren. brothers; and three sisters. (Ivy Nell) of Nashville; 16 grandchildren; and six great-grand Mrs. Grant is preceded in death by her first husband, Elmer Music will be provided by Mae Perdue, organist. children. Haydon Noel, who died on June 7, 1976; her second husband, She is preceded in death by her parents, Sherman and Bessie Cullom Grant, who died in 1983; one daughter, Mrs. Robert Sholar Wyatt; one sister, Pauline Yates; and one brother, Austine (Frances) Croft, who died on March 18, 1969; one brother and one Ronnie Edward Wallace W yatt. sister in infancy, Ewing and Miranda Francis; three brothers, Funeral services for Ronnie Edward Wallace, 49, of Cadiz were Avery Francis, Homer Francis, and Otis Francis; and four sisters, conducted on Nov. 29, 1993, at Anglin Funeral Home in Dover, Mrs. L. (Gertie) Futrell, Mrs. Forrest (Wilmoth) Guief, Mrs. Tom Term. (Clyde) Light, and Mrs. Luther (Lena) Ezell. Revs. Hanes Wilson and Dean Lee officiated the services. To keep up-to-date Music will be provided by Mae Perdue, organist. Burial followed in Green Cemetery in Dover. Mr. Wallace died on Nov. 26 in Trigg County Hospital, follow on Trigg County sports, Jesse James Choate ing a brief illness. Funeral services for Jesse James Choate, 80, of Cadiz were held He was bom on Feb. 26, 1944, in Stewart County, Term., son of on Friday, Nov. 19,1993 at 2 p.m. at Goodwin Funeral Home. Velma Young Wallace and the late R.E. Wallace. follow The Cadiz Record! Mr. Choate died on Wednesday, Nov. 17, 1993 at 4:50 a.m. at Mr. Wallace was a timber cutter. Trigg County Hospital following a short illness. Survivors include his wife, Elizabeth Welker Wallace; one 5 2 2 -6 6 0 5 The Revs. Jeff Hendricks and Irvin Darnall officiated with son, Lee Wallace of Dover; one daughter, Julie Wallace of Dover; musical selections by Kathy Adams, pianist, and Bob Sisk, one step-son, Robert R. Reason II of Trigg County; two step soloist. Burial was in Green Hill Memorial Gardens. daughters, Tammie Wallace of Benton and Sondra Cherry of *See Our New Creations* Bom Jan. 10, 1913, he was the son of the late Charlie Choate Stewart County, Term.; his mother, Velma Young Wallace; his and Mary Ella Francis Choate. grandmother, Erline Wallace of Stewart County, Tenn.; five SMITH'S WOOD PRODUCTS A retired farmer and janitor, he was a member of Liberty Point brothers, Hughie Wallace, Freddie Wallace, Doug Wallace and Baptist Church. Tim Wallace, all of Benton, and Blane Wallace of Murray; one Hobby & Craft Store Survivors include his wife, Dean Gresham Choate, and a num sister, Elaine Gipson of Benton; two grandchildren; four step- 4355 Hopkinsville Road ber of nieces and nephews. grandchildren, Mandie, Missy and Shane Wallace, all of Benton, (Highway 68 - East - 4 miles East of Cadiz) He was preceded in death by his sister, Clistie Dixon; and five and Anthony Cherry of Stewart County; and one step-great- brothers, Minas Choate, Julian Choate, Jack Choate, Clifton grandson, Cody Choate of Trigg County. Choate and Hugh Choate. Serving as pallbearers were Cecil Curtis, Donnie Curtis, Gayle Jim Smith 522-5378 Terrell, Richard Campbell, Cecil Dixon, T.O. Edmonds and J.D. Martha Helen Braboy Custom Woodsmith O Record 235-5143 W illiam s. Funeral services for Martha Helen Braboy, 80, of Cadiz were Honorary pallbearers were Adult Men’s Sunday School Class, conducted on Nov. 27,1993, at Goodwin Funeral Home. Bill Long, Lovell Berkley, Loyd Choate, T.P. Sholar, and Harvey, The Rev. Hal Shipley and Dr. Gerald Mitchell officiated the Choate. services. Burial followed in the East End Cemetery in Cadiz. C arl of ^Thanks Mrs. Braboy died on Nov. 24 at Britthaven Nursing Home in Benton, following a short illness. Nova Lee Wendt The fam ily o f U iardd D i. uM ize wishes to express our heartfelt thanks Mrs. Nova Lee Wendt, 73, Murray died on Tuesday, Nov. 30, She was a homemaker and member of the Oak Grove Baptist 1SJ93, at the-Murray-Calloway Coupty Hospital. Church in Cadiz. and appreciation to our many friends who assisted our fam ily with your She was born in Trigg County on Sept. 22, 1920, to the late Mrs. Braboy was bom on Aug. 23,1913, in Trigg County, daugh outpouring o f love during die illness and loss o f our loved one. George Roscoe and Dewey Ahart Dixon. In addition to her par ter of the late Robert "Bob” Terrell and Emma Bridges Terrell. special thunks to Thomas and Edith ffoursheefor hang with our ft ents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Howard Survivors include her husband, Boyce Braboy; three daughters, \ Wien we needed diem most. Our hearts were touched by die many beautiful £ Fredrick Wendt, to whom she was married on April 27, 1946, and Virginia Gray of Trigg County, Janice Josey of Hopkinsville, and one brother, Eura Wall "Doc" Dixon. Mrs. Wendt was a member of Bernice Brown of Cave City; two brothers, Robert Terrell of Trigg A floral arrangements, food, cards, calls, donations, visits and most o f all your 4 the Church of Christ. County and Ed Terrell of Louisville; five sisters, Cicero Mitchell, } prayers- Survivors include three daughters, Janice Paulk and husband Sarah Stallons, Myra Stallons, Irene Bridges, and Annaline To those who had a part in dhefunercd service, we say thank you — die ZRevs. |s Ellis and Susan Pologruto and husband Paul, all of Plantation, Braboy, all of Trigg County; eight grandchildren, Marcia Rutland Fla., and Nancy Jones and husband Phillip Royce of Murray; two of Enterprize, Ala., Lydia Bosse of Colorado Springs, Colo., Ron i CPhillip Salmon and f) . Overman Ellis for their comforting words, 5Dr. Hot ^ sisters, Jackie Berkley and husband Ray and Christine Berkley nie Gray of Murray, Keith Brown of Glasgow, Kim Overstreet of l O hles and ^ A ae EPerdue for die beautiful music, to those who served as pall and husband Edison, all of Pedria, II.; two brothers, Charles Lexington, Bobby Holloman of Hopkinsville, Craig Holloman of bearers and die staff o f die fooodwin JFuneral U lom efor their efficient service. | Dixon and wife Edra and James Dixon and wife Evelyn, all of Elkton, and Ginger Stevens of Hopkinsville; and 11 great-grand Murray; five grandchildren, Eric and Amy Pologruto, Christo children. die entire fam ily of D lardd 17 t . J/Vtize, will always be grateful to Ij pher Jones, Richard Chandler and Ellis Paulk, III; and three She is preceded in death by one great-granddaughter, Erin each and every one. That food will bless and keep you is our prayer. great-grandchildren, Nicholas, Ricky and Chelsea Chandler. Taylor Brown. Funeral services were held on Thursday, Dec. 2 in the Chapel Pallbearers were Ronnie Gray, Keith Brown, Bobby Holloman, D ie f j i m I M iz e ^ 'The fam ily of Jlacy ' C a in ^ would like to thank {hot(hose who helped j during the loss of their loved one — : Let it SNOW, Let it SNOW, Let it SNOW!!! kind words, flowers & prayers. ^ Let’s have some fun this Christmas and make your X Christmas jewelry shopping special. The Children, grandchildren & •# o, greatgrandchildren x : 1 FIRST 2 SECOND 3 THIRD i Shop at either S IT E S Pay for and pick up Pray for snow. That’s 0® 3 JEWELERS as.many jewelry gifts right, pray for snow. */v Location. as you want. Because if it snows on December 31, 1993, . ? ¥ one inch or more between 6:00 p.m. and Midnight, SITES JETVEEERS will refund the full purchase price. ^ ;• NO RISK...you still receive traditional Sites Jewelry quality and value and if we have one inch freshly ?. 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Hopkinsville 206 Franklin St. • 615-648-0678 Governor’s Square Mall • 615-552-1112 1010 Skyline Drive • 886-3994 The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, December 8,1993, A-5 LOCAL/STATE School break-in probe continues by Cadiz police Police are continuing their In all, entry was gained to investigation into the Novem four vending machines and all ber 30 break-in at the Trigg the cash removed. County Middle and High Elsewhere, a Cadiz man was Schools. arrested November 30 and Approximately $540 cash charged with second degree was taken from the offices and burglary following an incident vending machines locatednear at his mother-in-law's home. the offices, while over $3,200 Timothy B. Allen, 41, 252 worth of damage was reported. Hilltop Street, was arrested According to Officer Robert after allegedly kicking the Graves' report, entry was door in and forcing his way in gained through a window in side the home at 71 Perry the rear of the middle school Street. sometime after midnight Meanwhile, no one was re November 30. The report also ported injured in separate traf noted that the alarm system fic accidents on file at the had been disconnected prior to Cadiz Police Department. the break-in. According to the report filed Once inside, entry was gained by Officer Ricky Pidcock, Nan- to the middle school teachers' cie Buehler, 20, 67 Monroe lounge and middle school of Street, approached the inter fice. Entry was also gained to section of Brown and Lafayette the high school office and sec Street November 4 and could retary's office. A large safe in not stop in time to turn. She side the secretary's office was pried into and $300 removed. See Police, Page A-6 BAITS-N-BULLETS Hwy. 68 Aurora: 354-8886: American Legion Post 74 in Trigg County conducted a flag-burning flags burned. American Legion Post 74 collects old and worn-out flags ceremony on Dec. 6, where 14 old and worn-out flags were destroyed, throughout the year and conducts the burning ceremony every few Thompson/Center Members of the American Legion, Cub Scout Den 2 Pack 257, and months. others took part in the ceremony, which included a prayer while the Record photo by Matt Sanders Thunderhawk .50 Cal. Rifle. •* ^ 2 2 9 LIMITED QUANTITIES: NOW OPEN State Line 'Milestones' Western World Wholesale and Retail Western Wear & Tack are coming (502) 492-6144 Rt. 1 Box 13A Hwy. 893 West Ja n u a ry 12. Hazel, KY 42049 S H O P A N D 0 Larry & Lynda Ward COMPARE! Don't let your B i l E B g l K business be left out. AUCTION December 11,1993 10 a.m. THE CADIZ RECORD b Location: From Cadiz, travel KY 139 South to Hwy. 525, go 1/2 mile, 522-6605 ! turn left on gravel road. (Watch for signs) PERSONAL PROPERTY W ^ v _ged walnut dining table, 1 dn IK • r pifj table, small drop-leaf walnutworktable, full-size walnut bed & dresser, m __ J pie safe, metal trunk, bedstead & dresser w/beveled mirror, chum, ,] small wooden storage box National School Lunch Week COLLECTIBLES: Old children's books, treddle sewing machine, old 1 books, German Anniversary Clock, green glass powder box, clear ' Monday, December 13 - Hamburger, French fries, lettuce & jP f j glass powder box, beveled hand mirror, iridescent vase, old calen- tomato, chocolate oatmeal cookie I f jJ dars, crock w/lid, old water pump, old kitchen scales, assort, wooden boxes, water can, quilts, pillow cases and dresser scarves, stringed Tuesday, December 14 - Fried or barbecued chicken, mashed potatoes, sliced pears, fruit popsicles bottom straight-back chair, child's chair, 2 pairs hobnail milk glass table lamps, sm. brass horse piggy bank, brass elephant piggy bank, I Wednesday, December 15 - Pizza, tossed salad, green beans g g | old reading glasses, basket, leather shaving strap, assort, walking 1 or peaches, school-made cookie < © f canes, kerosene lamp, assort, blue jars, rocker, com sheller and box, 1 fcH'H horse collars and bridles, large crocks, lard paddles, wooden egg j Thursday, December 16 - Turkey & dressing, mashed pota- case, 2 sets harnesses, old clothing, glassware, iron kettles “ ;, fruit cup, Christmas cake | OLD TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT: Mule cultivator, numerous hanH j Friday,December 17 - Happy Holideer Meal — Sandwich, tater tools, cross cut saw, wire stretchers, scoop, metal single tree and 4 tots, fresh fruit, school-made cookie double tree, single trees, hay racks, roll woven wire, old blow torch, J „ . old mower blade grinder, machete 8 . fi f—^ I | BREAKFAST MENU IW O 0il painting. GE upright freezer, floor fan, 2-220 heaters, couch/chair, coffee table, end tables, cherry chest and dresser, Westinghouse Monday -Buttered toast, with jelly, assorted cereal or scrambled eggs, juice upright freezer, floor lamp. Many items too numerous to mention. \ Tuesday -Cinnamon toast, assorted cereal, juice Wednesday -Buttered toast with jelly, scrambled eggs or assorted cereal, juice TERMS: Cash or good check with I.D. Announcements made day of j -Thursday -Buttered toast, with jelly, scrambled eggs or assorted cereal, juice sale take precedence over printed matter. Not responsible for acci- \ Friday - Doughnut, assorted cereal or eggs, juice / dents. !j All meals served with milk. Menu subject to change due to availability. OWNER: Mr. Ed Henderson Estate j Trigg County Farmers Bank - Executor 'jj School menu sponsored by: R E /M A X AcrAe Scvt&ley RealtyfAuction t Eat in or 263 Main Street FREE DELIVERY •Cadiz, Kentucky 522-3363 in Cadiz! (p i! 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Sun.-Wed. 3-10 S i n 's I t k A-6, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, December 8,1993 Triple jeopardy safety program begins Judge revokes cus on any one i irea of the city, SCOTT BROWN program December 1 and will ing part in 3D month, the Na "It will be a city-wide con- probation; trial Staff Writer look for speeders, persons driv tional Drunk and Drugged ing under the influence, and Driving Prevention Month. centration." children not in child safety re The Cadiz Police Depart White said the local pro ment has joined several other straints through the holiday The police department will dates scheduled gram will not be as strict as the season. be taking part in the nation law enforcement agencies in the one recently conducted in Hop "We're not going to write a wide 3D effort to emphasize A Cadiz man saw his proba port, with the true bill alleging state in undertaking the safety kinsville. program "Triple Jeopardy," handful of tickets to everyone the consequences of impaired tion revoked during Trigg his was over $20,000 in arrears which is designed to ensure the who is speeding," said White. "The drivers will have some driving and to call to action County Circuit Court action of child support payments. Crystal Cunningham, 20, safety of drivers during the "We just want to help the pub margin of error, but we will stop ways of significantly reducing December 2 before Judge Bill Cadiz, had a May 5 trail date holiday season. lic sharpen their driving skills drivers who are speeding the number of alcohol-related Cunningham. Chief Ray White said the during the holiday season." excessively," said White, who accidents that claim thousands Kenneth Wimberly, 35, 2620 set by Judge Cunningham. Hardy Road, had his probation police department began the The department is also tak added that officers will not fo of lives each year. She was indicted August 23 revoked after a conviction for a by the grand jury on a charge of second offense of D.U.I. Wim trafficking in cocaine. berly was originally probated Ray Gene Walker, 47, Nor- It's On for flagrant non-support. Cablevision's yearly Toys for tonville, who was indicted Au Elsewhere, Judge Cunning gust 23 on two counts of ham set trial dates for four trafficking marijuana over The Record other people on various Kids Campaign in progress eight ounces, saw a trial date charges. set for May 5. The following is action taken by Allen F. Vargo, 44, Murfrees like none other and are also to Judge Chappell Wilson in Trigg BENTON -- Cablevision, the Since Nov. 29, new customers boro, Tennessee, saw a Decem Meanwhile, Arlexius Cun be commended for their help in County District Court November 30. area provider of cable televi donating a toy valued at $10 or ber 28 trail date set in circuit ningham, 18, 1856 Rockcastle making this charitable promo Addresses and court costs are not sion services, announced it is more will receive their stan court. Road, who was indicted last tion a success. We enjoy being a listed. again participating in the An dard installation service work Vargo was indicted April 13 month on a third degree bur done free of charge. Existing good corporate citizen in the nual Toys for Kids Campaign. Edward H. Noel; domestic vio by a Trigg County grand jury on glary charge, is scheduled to customers who want to compli communities we serve. That's 1993 marks the fourth year lence, dismissed a charge of flagrant non-sup stand trial December 29. that Cablevision has partici ment their current cable televi why the Toys for Kids Cam pated in the Toys for Kids sion programming service with paign has always been special Bingham McQuire Francis; theft Campaign. Because of this the addition of a premium to us -- our way of helping ev by deception; restitution made, dismissed campaign, several thousands of (pay) channel may also partic eryone enjoy the blessings of the & Sofa & Loveseat SyfQQOO Reg. $899 Sale $750°° v „ H H H B ? 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Campbell Blvd. r^ , MONTY STAGNER • Business Manager S 3 Hopkinsville • 885-3758 k Sales Team: Dale Conger-Terry Stewart - John Conrad - Calbert Merrick- Mike Marks - Mark Blackburn - Sam Wyatt Financing Available Up to 36 Months FREE Delivery & S et Up i 1 The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, December 8,1993, A-7 Asset forfeiture program checks given to sheriff On Nov. 30, Michael Troop, possibility of purchasing a United States Attorney for the radar unit for one of the de Western District of Kentucky; partment's three patrol cars. V. Dave Kohl, Special Agent In "We don't have the man Charge, Federal Bureau of In power for traffic enforcement, vestigation; and William Zer- but we have been receiving illo, United States Marshal for calls from residents complain the Western District of Ken ing about speeding in the tucky, presented five checks county," said Clark. totalling $2,130 to Trigg County The checks are the outcome of Sheriff Randy Clark. forfeitures from a drug case in This equitable sharing was which Lawrence Abbott, 61, returned to the Trigg County formerly of Trigg County, pled Sheriffs Office as part of the guilty in September 1992 to Department of Justice Asset manufacturing more than 1,000 Forfeiture Sharing Program. marijuana plants, and failing to These checks represent assets BRIDGE DEDICATION - Family, friends and county-, city- and state- the bridge over Little River to the late Howard Anderson. Anderson, include income from illegal seized and forfeited through elected officials gathered on Dec. 5 at the U.S. 68 bypass to dedicate who died on June 26 of this year, used to fish near the bridge. sources on his federal tax re the judicial process as a result turns. of Federal and local law en Abbott received 108 months forcement official working to imprisonment and five years -from Page A-l gether. The funds presented supervised release following Anderson must be used to supplement law imprisonment during sentencing enforcement funding and not in Trigg Circuit Court June 10. honor of unveiling the sign near Several at the ceremony re Every kid ought to have a Anderson - also participated replace existing budgets within The investigation was con the bridge. membered Anderson as a kind, daddy like him." in the dedication. the department. ducted by members of the Trigg One of Anderson's daughters, gentle man who always had Anderson was a retired Clark said the money could County Sheriff's Office and Cheryl Oliver, said the dedi time for the youth of Trigg Anderson's other two chil maintenance supervisor from be used to supplement several five other law enforcement cation was a dream come true. County. dren — Lisa Anderson and Tony Johnson Controls. needs in his office, including agencies, all of which will re "He always fished along this "He raised a lot of boys in the the purchase of radio equip ceive equitable sharing checks part of the Little River," said area — teaching them how to ------from Page A-l ment. Clark also mentioned the in this care. Oliver. "If anyone needed to hunt and fish," said Geneva State park----- find daddy, this is where they Anderson. "The neighbors never -from Page A-l would come. worried about their children eluded the refurbishing of "We're pleased with the Clark "Daddy watched the con when they were with rooms to include new carpeting projects presented by the Gov gan County Sheriff Danny struction of the bridge from the Howard." and lighting, restrooms, and ernor. Those were the ones we sheriff of Greenup County. Blick, Henderson County Sher very beginning. We never Oliver agreed. the possible redesigning of the felt strongly about and felt Jerry Gains, Warren County dreamed then that this "He loved people and who front desk area. there was a need for," said Ru iff Dennis Clary, Butler County sheriff, was elected president dedication would be possible." have given you his last dime. Rufli said there are areas of fli. "W e are hoping to see Sheriff Kenneth Morris, Han of the association, while need in the kitchen that may positive results from this." cock County Sheriff Phil Christian County Sheriff Tom Bozarth, Grant County Sheriff Scillian was elected first vice- not wait until the bond is is If the legislature approves Charlie Hudson, Mason County president. ------from Page A-l sued. the state park bond issue, con Poaching Sheriff Tony Wenz, Clark Another project high on the struction could start in late 1994 County Sheriff Gary Lawson, list is a $1,190 upgrade of the or early 1995, according to Jones. Clark was appointed sheriff loins, one fawn deer, one deer The spotlighting and poach Jefferson County Sheriff Joe in August 1985 and was elected park's sewer system. Lake Barkley State Park, head, and three deer racks. ing of deer is illegal, with vio Greene, and Earl Marshall, in 1986. "We have a 25-year-old located near the confluence of lators subject to a possible 30- Fralick said Taylor is al sewer system that needs some Little River and Cumberland day jail sentence and $1,000 leged to have sold deer meat improvement. We have expe River, covers nearly 4,000 acres fine, according to Fralick. -from Page A-l and antlers to a Fish and rienced difficulties in some and was dedicated in 1970. Pidcock Wildlife undercover officer be "We are still receiving some areas there that need im tween January and November of calls for poaching and spot provement," said Rufli. Near Other area state parks were White. "But that could have partment in March of 1992, and this year. lighting since it is deer season" the bottom of the Governor's also included on the list. meant 37 or more saved lives by said getting the drunk drivers said Fralick, who noted that it state park "wish list" is a Projects at Kentucky Dam getting the drunk drivers off off the road is just part of his Another Rockcastle man, is illegal to use an artificial $1,460 million covered pool Village State Park in the road." job. Leroy Miller, 46, 320 Yellow light to hunt deer at night. (most likely to be located at Gilbertsville include lodge White said the average "I look to get the drunk Bird Lane, was issued a crimi Conservation officers were the fitness center), and a $1,515 renovation, replacement of a number of arrests by the officers drivers off the road so they nal summons charging him with assisted in the arrest by the million nine-hole golf course to dock, and the replacement and who were honored was between don't hurt themselves or anyone tour counts of selling deer Trigg County Sheriff's Depart be added to the current 18-hole renovation of cottages totaling 21 and 27. else," said Pidcock. "That's antlers. ment. Boots Randolph Golf Course. $9.45 million. Pidcock joined the police de part of the job." Card o f rChanks The fam ily o f fjessie Choate gratefully acknowledges with HEY KIDS! appreciation — to friends, neighbors, and fam ily ad o f kindness shown to during the sickness and the loss o f our loved us This year we want to help Santa out by one. r We want to thank each and every one for die food, beautifulflowers, putting your wish list in THE CADIZ RECORD. cards, cads and visits we received. °W e want to express our appreciation to Tiro. Orvin Tdamad and Non-school age children can mail their Santa letter Tko. ffe ff Otendricks for their words of comfort JA special thanks to by December 15/ 1993/ T k. Pavon and die nurses o f Trigg County ZHospital, die staff of fjoodwin Tfunerrd ZHome, pianist Cathy JAdams, singer Tlob S isk and THE CADIZ R E C 0 R D | ^ ^ ^ die pallbearers. Thank you from the bottom o f our hearts for your friend 5 0 Nunn Blvd. ship and kind words o f sympathy. Cadiz/ KY 4 2 2 1 1 J CMay food bless you ad, ife ZDeanChoate Special 'Thanks 1993 National Finals rWe would like to thank each and every one for Rodeo Belt Buckle £ 'prayers, thoughts,flovoers, cards,food and visits during “A Must For Every Collector" sickness and death of our loved one, cMrs. fjen m ef jb O e r u IL J There are no words to describe our appreciation to eadv and every one o f you. special thanks to Tiro. Orvin kDamallfor they The 1993 Buckle Series t\utiful words, £7\Aae ^Purduefo r the beautiful music. A features Saddle Brone designed and signed by Award Design *^ ^ ln d to all the staff at fjoodwin ffunercd Zhom eJ Medals, makers of commemorative art for over 20 years. A ' food bless each and every one of you. ^ PLANTERS rBennie STUen & J a n u l y ^ HARDWARE JZestex Tlurcham & fjamity f i COMPANY <31rs. 885-0173 CADIZ, Ed. — Hwy. 68/80 — Hopkinsville i k i A-8, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, December 8,1993 D.A.R.E. on the Air Lesson #8 Scared straight This week's D.A.R.E. on the was explained that everyone the heart, the lining of the mentary, 5th grade. Her stomach, or other vital organs. D.A.R.E. instructor is Chief Air was a little bit different as experiences stress, and that it is Many young first time Terry Anderson of the Benton Deputy Dave was out sick. a basic part of daily living. The listeners learned a num offenders simply need a taste of Police Department. Luann won Chief Ray did a GREAT job of Situations or events that pro ber of different ways to control prison life to "shock" them out a D.A.R.E. on the Air T-shirt. handling it on his own (with a duce stress are called stress. They are as follows: of their criminal ways. B en ch 2) Jackie Rockne, Benton Ele little help from the producer, "stressors.” 1) Learning how to relax In the early '70s, the legisla mentary, 5th grade. Her m ark s Ralph). D.A.R.E. on the Air It was pointed out that 2) Being physically active ture passed what became known D.A.R.E. instructor is also was putting a float in the sometimes stress can be helpful. and exercising as the Shock Probation Statute. Chief Terry Anderson. Jackie Christmas Parades held in The right amount of stress can 3) Talking to someone about it Basically, it grants the judge won a D.A.R.E. on the Air T- Calvert City, in Benton, and in help a person do certain tasks 4) Doing things to help oth the jurisdiction to send a of shirt. Cadiz, therefore, there were better than he or she could do ers fender to the penitentiary, but by Bill Cunningham 3) Brittany Forsythe, North three special phone-in contests without it. 5) Scheduling your time maintain jurisdiction to probate C ircuit^CauTtJudg^^^^^^ Marshall Middle School, 6th where the listeners who However, stress can also be 6) Accepting tilings you can them after they have served grade. Her D.A.R.E. instructor wanted to be on the float could harmful. Too much stress or not change thirty days and before they probation procedure. After re was Chief Ray White who is call in. The first six callers stress that lasts for a long time have served 180 days. porting to the front gate at the They were also taught how now on the Cadiz Police De were taken. We had a great re can cause changes in the body At its inception, this statute direction of their Probation and to do deep-breathing exercises partment. This is Brittany’s sponse. Thanks kids!!! that may lead to poor physical served a good purpose. Since its Parole Officer, the offender is to help reduce their stress lev third win, so she receives a This week's D.A.R.E. lesson and mental health. Some side enactment, however, over then strip searched, put into a els. They were told to relax, D.A.R.E. squeeze bottle. She was on "Managing Stress effects of stress are: headaches, crowded prisons have caused jumpsuit and given a prison close their eyes, and breathe in has also topped out, so she gets Without Taking Drugs." Chief fast heart rate, trouble falling offenders to be backed up into haircut. and out very slowly. to come to the final show of the Ray taught the listeners the asleep, or tense muscles. If this our county jails and sometimes season and join Chief Ray, The offender is then escorted meaning of stress — strain; stress continues for a long period This week's D.A.R.E. on the they do not even get to prison Deputy Dave for some pizza on an approximate two hour pressure; or excitement felt of time, it can cause changes in Air phone-in contests were: until after the time for shock and cake. tour of the penitentiary includ about a situation or an event. It: the body leading to damage to 1) Luann Gatly, Benton Ele probation has passed. Also, ing the electric chair, all cell- since the Class D Felony Law houses and the prison yard. At was passed, most all persons the discretion of the Probation sentenced to one to five years LBL winter hours, programs released and Parole Officer, they may serve that sentence in the be locked up in solitary con county jail. Consequently, that Winter season hours for the Jan. 1 holidays. On Jan. 2, ium will feature "A Christmas facilities will be open Dec. 10, finement for thirty minutes in offender who has been sent to educational and interpretive Woodlands will kick off a spe Medley," through Dec. 21. Pub 11, 12, 17, 18, and 19 (Friday, what was once the old Death the penitentiary for one to five facilities at TVA's Land Be cial 2 1/2 hour tour titled, "A lic shows are scheduled at 2 Saturday, and Sunday), 9 a.m. Row of the prison. They view years is not likely to ever see tween The Lakes (LBL) have Day With the Eagles." Van p.m., Monday through Friday; until 5 p.m. Both Welcome video tapes of prison brutali the inside of an actual prison. been announced. tours will leave Woodlands at 2 and 3 p.m. Saturdays and Stations will close for the win ties which exist in prison and That is why the "Scared 9:30 a.m. on Saturdays and 1 Sundays, with additional ter season on Dec. 20 and reopen also examine a collection of The Homeplace-1850 closed Straight Program"of the 56th p.m. on Sundays. Groups will be showings at 7 p.m. Dec. 17, 18, March 1,1994. dangerous prison contraband for the season on Nov. 27, and Judicial Circuit can serve a very scheduled on Saturday after and 19. including homemade knives will reopen March 1,1994. worthwhile purpose. noons at 1 p.m. and Sunday Winter season operating and other types of weapons. The Golden Pond Visitors For several years now, young Through Feb. 28, Woodlands mornings at 9:30 a.m. Tours are hours for North and South Center will remain open daily, They are talked to by the cor first time offenders who needed Nature Center will be open $4 for adults 18 and over, and Welcome Stations in TVA's 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. over the rectional staff and receive a no a taste of penitentiary life weekends only from 9 a.m. until $2 for those under 18. Land Between The Lakes were winter season to provide visitor nonsense direct education of have received that experience 4:30 p.m., except for Dec. 25 and The Golden Pond Planetar modified beginning Dec. 1. The information. what prison life is all about. by being probated and as a con Lastly, they get to enjoy a dition of probation, ordered to prison meal. take a tour through the maxi Annual bird count set for Dec. 18 mum security prison at Ed- After the tour is finished, the dyville. The "Castle on the young felon has received a The National Audubon lunch and may eat in the field to count," he said. "And birds Woodlands National Wildlife Cumberland" is a somber and three hour journey which in Society Christmas Bird Count or return to Woodlands. are indicator species for Refuge, this is the same area sobering fortress housing the many instances changes his at TVA's Land Between The More than 1,000 mid-winter changes in the human surveyed since the count began only maximum security prison life. In fact, the recidivism rate Lakes (LBL) will be conducted counts are taken within a 10- environment." Mowery also in 1954. ers in Kentucky. of those persons who have gone Saturday, Dec. 18. This is the day period by volunteers across noted that the 1992 LBL count "While we don't try to census The young offender is exposed through the Scared Straight 40th annual bird count to be North America and in parts of of 97 bird species was the every bird in that circle," to a side of prison life which he Program is very low. In other held in this area between the Central America, South highest of all Kentucky counts. Mowery says, "we count every has never known and would not words, most of them are indeed Tennessee and Cumberland America, and Hawaii. The Audubon Society has bird we see. By comparing notes know under the ordinary shock scared straight. Rivers. Observers at all levels of sponsored a Christmas count with counts in years past, we Participants will meet at expertise and experience are since the early 1900s. Mowery develop population trends for Woodlands Nature Center at invited to participate. will coordinate the LBL tally different species." 6:15 a.m. and divide into Carl Mowery, of the in a 15-mile diameter circle Mowery cautions parties accompanied by an Kentucky Ornithological (the national standard) north participants to prepare for experienced guide. Parties will Society, says the counts outline of U.S. Highway 68. Formerly inclement weather and dress count until 4:30 p.m. with a trends in wintering bird a portion of the Kentucky appropriately. break at noon for lunch. populations. "Birds are among Observers should bring a sack the easiest animal populations | tAr.Ttixc&P Hall's Jewelers FJcbw TTcbmp’s ffiro !^ac/te& $ | Q 9 5 1 ct. head Solitaire $149900 A ny Tuxedo S tyle Excellent Quality Stone 304 Main, Murray KY 759-4073 Saturday, December 18 • 10:00 a.m. H oliday S avings Location: Hopkinsville. KY • 308 West 15th Street On Top Quality Carpets ' COMFORTABLE 3 BDR. 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"Kim and Briarina 2-1 Crittenden County, who lost could be a four or five," said open a bakery, but the end re Cats capitalized more on theirs Lady Tiger miscues. did a good job for us." a 55-45 home decision to Chris Ringstaff. sult was a 60-30 Trigg County in posting their third straight Hopkinsville, playing Heffington and Davis each tian County Monday. The game is the first half of win over Hopkinsville Decem wm to open the 1993-94 s< without leading scorer Ebony finished with four points and "I really believe this is a big a boys/girls doubleheader and Butler who sat out the game two rebounds. ball game for us. The winner will begin at 6 p.m. due to academic motivation, turned the ball over on their A 10-0 run in the second half Trigg C ounty 60 first seven possessions and did gave Trigg County their largest FG FGA FT FTA REB AST STL TO TP not attempt a shot in the first lead at 55-24 with 4:21 left. 22 W ilson 3 7 4 5 4 1 4 2 10 2:32 of die game. 23 Sholar 3 7 0 0 8 3 4 6 6 Leading 8-5 with 3:59 left in Malissa Bush led the way for 55 Bush 6 7 0 0 11 0 4 8 12 40 Boyd 3 10 0 2 1 3 5 7 6 the opening quarter, Trigg the Lady Cats with 12 points and 11 rebounds and was joined 32 Hancock 0 3 0 2 6 0 3 1 0 County pieced together a 20-2 30 Ezell 4 6 0 1 6 1 0 1 8 in double figures by Lesli Wil run, with half of Trigg's points 25 Grubbs 3 10 1 2 0 1 6 5 8 son who had 10 points. 43 Davis 2 5 0 0 2 0 1 0 4 coming off Lady Tiger 20 Heffington 1 2 2 5 2 0 2 4 4 35 Love 0 1 1 3 0 turnovers. Toi Johnson led Hoptown 1 0 0 0 Trigg led 33-15 at halftime, 50 Lindsey 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 2 with 12 points. 44 Bruce 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 despite 19 turnovers. Ringstaff was much more T O T A L S 26 59 7 1 7 40 11 30 38 60 "We did a lot of things well pleased with his team's effort Hopkinsville 30 in the first quarter, but we were against Hopkinsville than in a not pleased with out effort in FG FGA FT FTA REB AST STL TO TP two-point win over district foe 32 Webster 0 2 0 0 4 0 0 2 0 the second quarter," said Coach Livingston Central three days 30 Johnson 5 11 2 11 8 1 1 5 12 Glenn Ringstaff, referring to his earlier. 34 Terhune 1 3 0 0 1 0 2 2 2 team's 22-7 lead after one 44 Gibson 0 4 1 2 5 0 1 7 1 54 Roberson 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 quarter. "We had to come back and 14 Green 5 17 0 2 3 2 5 7 10 Hopkinsville shot 22 percent 42 Berry 1 3 1 3 7 0 3 8 3 give better effort against Hop- from the field in the first half 10 Henry 0 6 0 2 1 0 4 4 0 town. We had watched them 50 Fields 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 and turned the ball over 27 play Caldwell and we felt like 20 Hendrick 0 3 0 0 1 0 3 3 0 times. 22 Manning 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 our press would bother them," Trigg County was able to 24 Wroden 0 3 0 1 1 0 2 2 0 said Ringstaff. T O T A L S 13 5 7 4 21 31 3 21 44 30 play its bench in the second half, which did not result in a TR IG G CO. 22 11 17 1 0 -- 60 let down for the Lady Cats. The latter was a definite un Hopkinsville 7 8 9 6- 30 Led by Brianna Heffington, derstatement. Hopkinsville THREE POINT SHOOTING - Trigg Co. 1/4 (Grubbs 1-4), BREE-ZIN TO THE HOOP - Trigg County’s Brianna Heffington drives Karen Grubbs, and Kim Davis, committed 44 turnovers, com Hopkinsville 0-1 (Fields 0-1) SHOOTING PERCENTAGE - Trigg Co. 6 to the basket against Hopkinsville December 6. The eighth grader the Trigg County bench pared to 57 shots. 44.0% Hopkinsville 22.8% BLOCKED SHOTS - Trigg Co. 3 (Bush 2, Ezell) Hopkinsville 1 (Berry) FOULED OUT - none TECHNICAL scored the first four points of her Lady Cat career in the 60-30 win outscored Hopkinsville's subs With the loss, Hopkinsville FOULS - none over the Lady Tigers. 26-15. falls to 0-2. njlne Haven Unisex Salon We have Appreciated Your Business for 32 Years BAITS-N-BULLETS This is our Savings To You... • Latest Style Cuts Hwy. 68 •• Aurora: • M anicurist — Natural Nails/Solar Nails Car & Home Stereos at Big Discount Prices! 3 5 4 -8 8 8 6 • Christmas Specials and Gift Certificates Your so called "discount stores" cannot sell at our prices WALK-INS WELCOMED Shop and Compare Thompson/Center Redken, Graham Webb 502-886-7336 W orld of Sound Thunderhawk .50 Cal. Rifle •* $ 2 2 9 222 South 12th • Murray. 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The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, December 8,1993 SOCIETY B ir th s Anniversaries Billy Redelle Hooks born Oct. 8 at Caldwell hospital Jeff and Angie Hooks are proud to announce the birth of their son, Billy Redelle, bom on Oct. 8, 1993, at Caldwell County Hospital. He weighed 6 pounds and 2 ounces and was 19 inches long at birth. Maternal grandparents are Cathy Johnston of Cadiz and Adria Roy of Cincinnati, Ohio. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Billy Joe Hooks of Cadiz. Great-grandmother is Car olyn Wilson of Cincinnati and Hazel Roy of Columbia. Billy Redelle Hooks Tabors announce birth of Mr. and Mrs. Arrice Hayden Lancaster first child - Courtney Rose Lancasters to celebrate 50th Billy and Julie Tabor of Mur anniversary with reception ray would like to announce the Mr. and Mrs. Arrice Hayden Lancaster of Gracey will celebrate birth of their first child, their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house and reception Rev. & Mrs. Dalton Stallons Courtney Rose Tabor, bom at from 2 to 4 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 19, 1993, at Buffalo Baptist 5:56 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. Church Fellowship Building, 2799 Wallonia Road in Cadiz. Mr., Mrs.Stallons to observe 3, 1993, at Murray-Calloway The event will be hosted by Donnie Ray and Betty Lancaster, County Hospital. Jackie N. Lancaster, and Brenda Lancaster Lee. golden wedding anniversary Mr. Lancaster and the former Ruby Thelma Banister were mar Rev. and Mrs. Dalton Stallons of Cadiz will celebrate their Her weight was 6 pounds, 14 ried on Dec. 24, 1943, at the Second Baptist Church in Hop 50th wedding anniversary with a reception at 2 p.m. on Sunday, ounces. She was 19 inches long. kinsville. The late L.E. Martin, D.D., officiated the ceremony. Dec. 12,1993, at the Bank of Cadiz Community Room. Attendants were James Campbell and Edith Banister. The reception will be hosted by their children, Charlotte Maternal grandparents are The couple has three children, Donnie Ray Lancaster of Cadiz, Sparkman and Freddie Stallons, both of Antioch, Tenn. Rodney and Margory Sanders of Jackie N. Lancaster of Gracey, and Brenda Lancaster Lee of Hen The couple also has five grandchildren and two great-grand Calloway County. Paternal dersonville, Tenn.; two grandsons; four granddaughters; and one children. grandparents are Shirley Tabor great-granddaughter. Rev. Stallons and the former Lorene Noel were married on Dec. of Cadiz and the late Thomas All friends and relatives are invited. Invitations are being sent 18, 1943, in Mayfield, by the Rev. Leo Gayle. Tabor. Courtney Rose Tabor to out-of-town guests only. The couple requests no gifts. All friends and relatives are invited to the reception. Register for Cliffy Farm Hams — given away every Saturday night until Christmas. 2 winners each week by drawing. Spectacular Savina Dec. 8 - Dec. 14 ■ Last Saturday's Country Ham Winners N r Hilda Crump, Cadiz • Larry Hooks, Cadiz Purity Quality Ice Cream 1/2 gallon $1.99 Purity Premium Nutty Buddy 6 ct. $1.79 Coke or Coke Eagle Thin Chips 690 Product Marcin Creamy QT Carey Fresh Ground Salad Dressing or 26 oz. box Beef 2 liter 89* iodized Salt Mayonnaise B est in tow n! 12 pk. $2" 990 5/$1.00 990 24 pk. *5” Ralstons Snackers S M a s Crackers Holland 2% Blue Top Gallon Milk $2.19 16 oz. Box Our Own Fresh Cut Boston Butt Pork Roast 990 lb. Holland 100% Pure Orange Juice gal. $1.99 ■MM Salted or Unsalted Fresh Whole Chicken Fryers In^ S^ d 590 lb. Holland 16 oz. Cottage Cheese 990 990 Fresh Boneless, Skinless Chicken §reast $2.49 lb. Holland 8 oz. Yogurt (asst, flavors) 390 ea. Our Own Fresh Homemade Co. Fresh Pork Sausage 990 lb. Holland gal. Pail Ice Cream $2.99 Panner 18 oz. Field's All-Meat Jumbo Deli Bologna $1.39 Creamy or Crunchy Holland Deluxe Peanut Butter 1/2 Gallon $1.19 Ralstons 42 oz. 10 lb. Bag White Ice Cream Blue Bonnet Qts. box Quick or Old Russet Potatoes $1.79 Vegetable Spread Fashioned Oats $1.69 (Blue Carton) 390 $1.39 Merico 9" Satin Supreme White Feather Farms Grade A Large Eggs 690 a doz. Ready-to-Bake Fresh 4 lb. Bag Florida Oranges $1.49 Field's 1 lb. pkg. Sliced Bologna $1.39 4 roll Pie Crust Fresh Ground Chuck $1.49 lb. Bath Tissue Fresh 1 lb. Bag Carrots 330 ea. 2 pk. box Fresh Ripe Tasty Good For You Bananas 290 lb. Fresh Boneless Tenderized Round Steaks $1.99 lb. 2 / $ 1 . 0 0 Our Own Fresh Cut Pork Chops $1.49 lb. $1.69 Fresh Crisp Green Lettuce 2/$1.00 Fruit Valley 100%' Pure Apple Cider $2.39 qal. Fruit Valley or Ginger Evans r ------K Field’s Shelby's Grove Blueberry or Proleaguer!' Apple Juice Strawberry Nature’s Pick Wieners 64 oz. Muffin Mix 4 oz. can 350 ea. 12 oz. 990 Mushrooms 990 SAV&M.OT 2 / $ 1 . 0 0 44 Commerce St., Cadiz, KY FOOD STORES Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 8-7 522-1628 accept Food Stamps & WIC Fri.-Sat. 8-8, Sunday 12-6 The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, December 8,1993, A -ll Weight Watchers of Cadiz meets every Thursday from 5 to 6 p.m. at the Bank of Cadiz Community Center. Cadiz Lions Club meets the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at Cadiz Restaurant at 6 30 pm. The Trigg County Elementsry School Site Based Committee will meet on the first and third Thursdays during the month of Cadiz/Trigg County Chamber of Commerce meets for lunch at December. The meetings will be at 5:30 p.m. on Dec. 2 and 16 in noon on the second Wednesday of the month. Locations are an Room 3 of the elementary school. The committee will go back to nounced prior to the meetings. its regular meeting schedule in January. The Trigg County Middle School Based Council will hold its The Needs Committee of the High School Site-Based Council regular meetings from 6 to 8 p.m. on the second Wednesday of each meets at 4 p.m. every Wednesday at the Family Resource and month in the faculty conference room. All meetings are open to the Youth Services Center. Call 522-2212 to see if the meeting is public. cancelled. The public is invited to attend. National Association of Retired Federal Employees (NARFE) Monthly meetings meets at 10:30 a.m. on the second Wednesday of the month at the American Legion Post 74 meets at 6 p.m. on the first Monday of Community Center of the Bank of Cadiz. Prospective new mem the month. bers or visitors are welcome. The Singles Organizational Society (SOS) will meet at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 9, at the Millbrooke Church. It also will be Trigg County High School SBDM Council meets from 4:45 to 6:45 Woodmen of the World Lodge #20 meets the second Thursday of game night. p.m. on the first and third Mondays of each month in the high the month. All members are urged to attend. SOS also will host a dance at 6:30 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 11, at school conference room. the Curris Center on Murray State’s campus. The Trigg County Elementary Site Base Council meets the second Trigg County School Board meets at 7 pm. on the first and third and fourth Thursdays of the month at 5:30 p.m. in Room 6 of Trigg Dec. 11 Mondays of the month at the Trigg County Board of Education County Elementary School. Q The Trigg County Historical and Preservation Society will Office. meet on Saturday, Dec. 11, at 10:30 a.m. for its regular meeting at Cadiz Masonic Lodge-Master Masons meets at 7:30 p.m. on the the Hamtown Restaurant. Trigg County Alzheimer's Support Group meets at 7 p.m. on the second Thursday of each month at the Masonic Lodge. The program, which will be held prior to the Dutch-treat first and third Mondays of the month at the Pennyrile Mental meal, will be presented by Casey Linn, a middle school speech Health Center in Hopkinsville. All care-givers and interested Trigg County Business and Professional Women meets the third student. persons are encouraged to attend. Anyone needing additional in Monday of each month at Cadiz Restaurant at 5 p.m. All members are reminded to bring can goods for the ACTS formation may contact A1 Clinard at 522 6815. Christmas Distribution baskets. The John L. Street Library Board meets at 3 p.m. on the third Cadiz City Council meets at 7 p.m. on the first Tuesday of the Tuesday of the month. Dec. 11 month at the Cadiz City Hall. £ The Jackson Purchase Historical Society will meet for lunch on Trigg County Fiscal Court meets at 7 pm. on the third Tuesday of Saturday, Dec. 11, at noon at Majestic Pizza & Steak House in Cadiz Civitan Club meets at 7 p.m. on the first and third Tues the month at the Trigg County Courthouse. Draffenville. days of the month at the Cadiz Restaurant. The program will be presented by Richard Henson of Cayce, a The Trigg/Lyon Newcomers meet at noon on the third Wednesday former school teacher, coach, and third generation broom maker. Cadiz Garden Club meets the first Wednesday of the month at 10 of each month at the Cadiz Restaurant. a.m. in the Cadiz Baptist Church. Dec. 31 Trigg County Quilters Guild meets on the third Thursday at 10 The Rocky Ridge Baptist Church invites you to attend a PA MI — a support group for the familes and friends of the a.m. at the Cadiz Restaurant. Everyone is welcome to attend. Christian music spectacular at 8 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 31. mentally ill -- meets at 7 p.m. on the first Thursday of each ^ Clint Blackwood and the Blackwood Brothers will perform. month at the Community Service Building, PMH Center, 735 Trigg County Hospital Board meets at 7 p.m. on the fourth Mon w • • • North Dr. in Hopkinsville. day of the month in the hospital cafeteria. Weekly meetings TOPS KY. 280 meets each Monday in the basement of Cadiz Bap VFW Post 7890 and the Ladies Auxiliary meets the first Thurs Ham Festival Committee meets on the fourth Monday of the tist Church from 5:30 to-6:30 p.m. Weigh-in is from 5 to 5:30 p.m. day of each month at 7 p.m. at their post home. month at the Bank of Cadiz Community Room. For more information, contact Betty Stewart at 522-3710 or Carolyn Cobbs at 522-8105. Olphia Chapter 55 Order of Eastern Star meets at 7:30 p.m. on Cadiz Planning Commission meets at 7 p.m. on every other fourth the first Thursday of each month at the Masonic Lodge. Thursday at Cadiz City Hall. TOPS KY. 400: The daytime chapter meets each Thursday at Cadiz Baptist Church for weigh-ins from 9 to 9:20 a.m. The The Dream Factory meets at 6 30 p.m. on the second Monday each An Artificial Limb and Orthopaedic Brace Clinic will be con meeting will begin at 9:30 a.m. For more information call Aileen month at the Bank of Cadiz. ducted every other Friday at Pennyrile Home Medical. Free #>f 522-3047 and Marci at 522-7838. evaluations will be given. Persons must schedule appointments by Cadiz Water Commission meets at 7 p.m. on the second Monday of calling 522-8002. The new daytime TOPS chapter has weigh-ins at 9 a.m. on the month at Cadiz City Hall. Mondays with the meeting beginning at 9:30 a.m. at the Cadiz Baptist Church. For more information, call Darlene Sherbit at Ladies of the Hospital Auxiliary will meet the second Monday of 522-6027 or Judy Freeman at 522 6438. every month at 2 p.m. in the dining room of Trigg County Hospi Cadiz...A Great Place To Live tal. At Wilkinson's Going Out Of Business Sole Everything has been marked down again! 50 % t o 80 % o f f S t o r e w i d e ! (except framing) In-Stock Prints t & Framing I k k A-12, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, December 8,1993 Angel Trees campaign doing Victorian Christmas Tea, Holiday Homes tour slated well; angels remain at banks Home Tour set in Paducah in Dawson Springs A Victorian Christmas Tea and Historic Home Tour will be The Dawson Springs Museum & Art Center is sponsoring a tour The Angel Trees campaign, sponsored by the Beta Nu chapter, held at the Randle House at 304 N. 6th in the Lower Town of "Holiday Homes," on Sunday, Dec. 12, from 1 to 5 p.m. ESA, is doing well and there are still angels remaining on both neighborhood of Paducah. The open house will be Saturday, Dec. Admission is $5. Tickets may be purchased in advance at the trees ~. 18 at the Bank of Cadiz and 20 at Trigg County Farmers 11, from 6 to 9 p.m., arid Sunday, Dec. 12, from 1 to 4 p.m. Museum, or at any of the homes on the day of the tour. Bank (as of Dec. 8). This is being sponsored by the Sons of Confederate Veterans or Homes included on the tour this year include: Mr. and Mrs. Deadline to deliver gifts to the banks is on Wednesday, Dec. 15. ganization as a fund-raiser for the restoration of the Tilghman Darris (Pevie) Cotton, 185 Hunt Lane; Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis James, Military History Center. Guests will be able to tour the historic 345 Hunt Lane; Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Chaney, 310 East Rosedaje home and enjoy refreshments served by the Sons of Confederate Lane; Mrs. Richard Laffoon, 542 Highway 672; and Claude Baptist Convention to form Veterans members dressed in period costumes. The public is in Holeman, 18203 Dawson Road. vited arid admission will be $5 per person. Refreshments will be served throughout the afternoon at the All-State Children's Choir The Randle House is a two-story Italianate structure with a Dawson Springs Museum & Art Center, 127 S. Main St. The Kentucky Baptist Convention Church Music Department Classical Revival front porch. The original structure was a pre- has formed a 60-voice children’s choir, featuring young musicians Civil War two-room brick house. In 1879, Daniel Fraser pur in grades four, five and six as of September 1993. chased the small house and enlarged it into an Italianate man 'Biggest little parade' in state Members, chosen by taped audition, will meet each spring for a sion, with hooded windows, bracketed cornice and central tower. weekend retreat, lead in worship in a nearby church and will In 1895, J.E. Robertson updated the house by adding Corinthian to be in Dawson Springs present a final concert for family, friends and interested persons columns to the front portico. In 1921, the house was converted into The "biggest little parade in Kentucky" will start at 10:30 a.m. at a central location. a funeral home, which it remained for many years. Alben on Dec. 11, in Dawson Springs. Children must be active members in a children's choir from a Barkley's funeral arrangements took place in this house in 1956. The annual "Mini Christmas Parade" is sponsored by the Daw church in the Kentucky Baptist Convention. Their choir director In recent years, the house has undergone restoration by Mr. and son Springs Main Street Program. Approximately 50 units partic- ( must submit a taped audition, using material furnished by Church Mrs. Howard Randle, who were awarded a 1993 Ida Lee Willis ipate in the parade each year. Music Department, to Church Music with the required forms by Award from the Kentucky Heritage Council for their efforts in The 1993 theme is "Visions of Sugar Plums.” There is no entry Jan. 21, 1994. No late auditions will be accepted. historic preservation. fee, but units must be no larger than a small tractor, riding mower, or golf cart and trailer. No cars or trucks are accepted. Trophies Blood drive are presented for first, second and third places in the following categories: Most Original; Prettiest; Best Presentation of Theme; set at church Best Costume; Best Out-Of-Town Float; Best Decorated 3 or 4 HOPKINSVILLE - A com Wheeler; and Best Decorated Bicycle. The "Royal Main Street munity-wide blood drive will Award" will be given for Best Of Show. be held at the Parish Center of I Sts. Peter & Paul Catholic Church, 902 E. 9th St., Hop Creation research director kinsville, on Saturday, Dec. 11, from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. to discuss evolution theory The blood drive is being held John Mackay, Australian director of creation research, will in conjunction with Western discuss "Evolution...Fact or Fiction" at 7 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 10, Kentucky Regional Blood Cen at Northwest Baptist Church, 2755 Princeton Road in Hop ter. All blood collected will be kinsville. used locally. There is no admission charge. For further information, Mackay has lectured and researched in Australia and many* please call Judy Folz at 885- overseas countries on the evidence for creation and Noah’s flood. 8522 or Martha Edwards at 885- He has published many articles and has appeared widely on ra 0734. dio and television and in public seminars. HAPPY BIRTHDAY - Those celebrating birthdays at a luncheon at the Senior Citizen's Kitchen on Dec. 3 were (from left) Norris Baker, Mary Grace Johnes, Burwick Downs, and Maurine Murphy. To°r iSAktheistmas Trees uring the Christma season more than , CUT TREES ever, our thoughts \ Frazier Fur • White Pine turn gratefully to | Scotch Pine those who have t Also: made our l Balled in Burlap for Planting V progress possible. | After Christmas \ And in \ White Pine • Norway Spruce | this spirit w e say, | Blue Spruce • Canadian Hemlock JT thank | Poinsettias • Wreaths • Pine Roping • Tree Stands lyou and best wishes| for a | Pennyrile Lawn & Garden f. wonderful holiday. 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Campbell Blvd., Hopkinsville, KY • 886-8121 or Toll Free 1-800-927-0543 The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, December 8,1993, A-13 Preparation a key to New food labels make it easier to eat healthy enjoying the holidays New food product labels will panel is based on nutritional carbohydrates, dietary fiber, have expanded information to standards for a 2,000-calorie vitamins A and C, calcium and diet. iron. MANAGING begin to feel that our ex make it easier to eat healthy. "An important part of this "These values will tell you if HOLIDAY STRESS periences should be like those Although the labels are not re panel is the percent daily a product is high or low in a /While the last few weeks of of the ideal family in order to quired until next spring, some H om em aker value for 10 nutrients," she specific nutrient," Maruyama the year are considered the be successful. manufacturers already are us tip s said. "It is a dietary break said. "This will aid people holiday season, hardly a Holiday stress is a very real ing them. down of a food's nutritive con who want to increase fiber and month goes by without a na- thing. It's stressful when the "The labels on virtually all tribution to the reference diet. calcium or limit fat, sodium and £ tional holiday. Add religious reality of the holidays does not processed and packaged food When the percent daily value cholesterol. If you want to observances and personal cele by Elaine Clift live up to the ideal. It can de products will contain nutri totals 100, you have reached lower fat, simply compare sim brations like birthdays and Extension Agent tract from your ability to have tional information based on the recommended level of a ilar products and choose the one anniversaries, and someone, forH om eEcono^cs^___ enjoyable and memorable holi standardized amounts normally specific nutrient." with the lower percent daily somewhere celebrates some day experiences. If you ap eaten," said Fudeko value of fat." thing every day of the year. As to take before the flurry of ac proach the day with the true Maruyama, Extension food and Percent daily values will be spirit of each holiday in mind nutrition specialist at the Uni given for total fat, saturated the greeting card industry tivity begins is to think about See Page A-15 knows, the holiday season runs what makes your holidays en and with realistic expecta versity of Kentucky. fat, cholesterol, sodium, total Labels, from January to December. joyable to you. Ask your family tions, you will take a big step in A Nutrition Facts panel will members and friends to share managing that stress. Consider give consumers more informa ^ What images come to mind these ideas for making "happy tion about a food's nutritional ™ when you think about the their most unforgettable memories of holidays in their holidays" more than just a slo content, making it easier to holidays? 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Being realistic LIMITED QUANTITIES cook, and the guests to enter about the holidays is not being tain. This is what the holidays cynical. It is a way for you to have become for many people. avoid unnecessary disappoint SPECIAL HOLIDAY HOURS The holidays elicit both im- ment and stress. You and your N o w T h r u D e c . 2 4 th family are more likely to enjoy 9 ages, suggesting a curious fact your holiday experiences if you I M onday - Friday • 9 A.M . - 8 P.M. about holiday celebrations in do not try to compare them modern America. Everything with an unattainable idea. OPEN WEEKNIGHTS TIL 8 P.M. our ideals tell us we must or should accomplish during the This is not always easy. It is Saturday • 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. holidays make it difficult to much easier to expect too much Su nd ay I P.M .-5 P.M. /enjoy the actual celebration. of the holidays. We are bom /Pfeople get so tired of the hustle barded from all directions with •add bustle of the occasion that idealized images of holiday • they neither enjoy nor make the celebrations. Everywhere we WE TREAT YOU RIGHT ^ 0 ntost of the time they have turn, we encounter well-dressed, M imports Dairy Queen® Stores are proud sponsors of the Children’s Miracle Network for a change Telethon, which benefits local hospitals for children. with family and friends. attractive people in beauti ® Reg. U.S. Pat. Off., AM D.Q. Corp. / /Holidays need advance fully decorated homes baking this holiday preparation, expense, and pos cookies, singing, opening gifts, University Plaza on Chestnut St. f . . Hwy. 68 East Cadiz, KY 522-3058 * sib le travel. An important step or sitting down to dinner. 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BOX 311, CADIZ,KY 42211. k A-14, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, December 8,1993 HOME COOKIN' Albright recommends recipes for holidays Even Marge Albright's the Northern Illinois area. One Viennese Cookies "mistakes" are delicious. look at Trigg County sold both Albright, who owns more of them. Cookie Dough than 300 cookbooks, loves to "We love the area, the town 2 cups unsifted all purpose flour "improvise" in the kitchen. and the people. Cliff fishes the 1 cup butter or regular margarine, softened "I like to take recipes and year 'round. He also hunts." 1 cup ground walnuts or pecans 1/2 cup confectioners' sugar make them my own, by Albright likes recipes for changing an ingredient or two," 1/8 tsp salt 1 tsp vanilla extract "easy-to-prepare” dishes, and 1/4 tsp almond extract said Albright. desserts and appetizers, Sometimes, the always popular during the Chocolate Glaze improvisation works. holiday season. 1 pkg (6 oz) semisweet chocolate pieces Sometimes, it does not. But, the 2 T light com syrup 2 T light cream end result is still delicious. "My "This is the time when Sliced almonds Chocolate shot husband (Cliff) is not too people have a lot of guests over Make cookie dough: In large bowl, combine flour; butter, nuts, 1/2 fussy." Neither are Albright's to their house. Good food is cup sugar, the salt and extracts. Mix until thoroughly blended; neighbors, who rave about her important when sharing with shape into a ball. Refrigerate, covered for 1 hour. Preheat oven to cooking. One neighbor -- Sue family and friends during the 375°. Shape cookies into 1 inch balls, then with palms of hands, Reeder — recommended her for holidays. " roll each ball into a 3 inch long roll. Place rolls, 2 inches apart on the Home Cookin’ page. Some recipes Albright ungreased cookie sheets; curve to make crescent shapes. Bake 10 to The Albrights moved to Trigg recommends for the holidays 12 minutes or until set but not brown. Let stand 1 minute. Remove to County three years ago from include: rack; cool completely. Make glaze: In microwave safe bowl, combine chocolate pieces, com syrup and cream and microwave on HI for 1 minute or until Crabmeat Fondue melted and smooth. 1/4 c butter 1 tsp. A-l sauce Dip ends of cookies in chocolate glaze and sprinkle with sliced 4 tsp. flour 1/2 c grated swiss cheese almonds or chocolate shot. 2 cups cream 2 tsp. grated onion 2 chicken bullion cubes 1 /4 c grated Parmesan cheese 2 cans crabmeat, drained and picked thru Stuffed Mushrooms Melt butter in pot, gradually add flour and cream. Stir until 11/2 lbs medium mushrooms (about 30) thickened. Add onion, bullion, A-l sauce and cheese. Stir until 3/4 stick margarine 2 garlic cloves, crushed blended. Add crabmeat. Serve in fondue pot with french bread 1/2 cup plain dried bread crumbs croutons. 1/3 cup grated Parmesan cheese 2 T chopped parsley 1/2 tsp basil Marge Albright 1 /2 tsp salt 1 /8 tsp pepper Easy Nacho Dip Preheat oven to 350°. Remove mushroom stems from caps set 1 - 8 oz pkg. cream cheese, softened aside. Chop stems. In medium skillet, heat margarine, add stems 1 can Hormel Chili - without beans Kolacky and garlic and saute until tender, about 5 minutes. Cool. Stir in 1 - 8 oz pkg shredded Cheddar cheese 1/2 cup (1 stick) butter, at room temperature remaining ingredients. Place the caps on a slightly oiled pan. Fill Soften cream cheese in microwave for 2 minutes, add chili and 1 pkg. (3 oz) cream cheese each cavity with some bread crumb mixture. Bake 15 min. Serve microwave for 2 minutes on medium power. Add cheddar cheese 1 cup flour Jam or preserves, such as peach, apricot or strawberry immediately. (can also add 2 T chilies) and microwave for 2 or 3 minutes more or Confectioners' sugar until hot and bubbly. Serve with tortilla chips. Mix butter and cream cheese till smooth. Gradually work in flour Shrimp Dip until a dough forms. Gather into a ball and refrigerate covered 2 - 8 oz pkgs. cream cheese, softened Easy Brownies until firm. Heat oven to 375°. Roll out dough on floured board or 4 T Heilman's Mayo 4 T Catsup 1 cup all purpose flour 1 cup sugar pastry cloth until very thin. Cut out circles with a 2-inch round 1 T Worchestershire sauce 11/2 tsp. lemon juice 1/2 cup butter or margarine, melted cutter. Dot center of each circle with about 1/4 teaspoon of jam. (If 1 medium onion, grated 2 eggs, beaten 1 tsp vanilla you use too much jam, it will run out of cookies onto baking sheet) 1 or 2 cans medium shrimp, drained 1 1/2 cup chopped pecans 3 T cocoa Fold two edges of the circle to the center. Press edges together Mix well and chill. Put in center of serving plate and surround Combine flour, sugar and cocoa in a bowl. Add butter, eggs, and tightly. Put onto ungreased baking sheets. Bake until golden, with Bugles. vanilla; stir well. Add pecans. Pour into greased 8 inch square about 10 to 15 minutes. Transfer to wire rack. Sprinkle lightly ejH to »>.» baking pan. Bake at 350° for 20 minutes. Cool and cut into squares. with confectioners’ sugar. See Recipes, Page A-15 TO ▲ Complete primary and OUR preventive health care for all ages ▲ Complete physicals ▲ Full-time family practice physician and certified nurse practitioner HOUSE A Admitting privileges at local and area hospitals Friday, D ec. 10th and S aturday, D ec. 11th A On site x-ray and MEDICAL 11 a.m . to 6 p.m . laboratory services A Assistance with insurance W e thank you for shopping at Piggly W iggly and invite you to taste the variety filing CENTER of delicious foods w e have to offer. A Participation with FREE Egg Nog and lots of food sam ples! Medicare, Medicaid, Today'sFamilyHeakh Care BCBS of KY, Aetna, K Y Kare and others p ig g ly 8 AM - 5 PM Monday - Friday N ow scheduling appointments. 527-CARE or 1-800-962-2441 i g g i y ^ Draffenville, KY 3 Misha Glendening, ARNP Certified Nurse Practitioner East Main Street Dr. Richard M ayer Family Practitioner 4 The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, December 8,1993, A-15 h o m e c o o k in ' Labels Recipes- -from Page A-14 from Page A-13 Maruyama said consumers Tangy Sweet Meatballs don't have to give up a favorite 11/2 lbs grounc^beef 11/2 lbs ground pork food that's high in saturated 3 cups soft breadcrumbs 3 eggs slightly beaten fat. Use the percent daily 3/4 cup finely chopped onion 11/2 T minced parsley value to make trade-offs with 1 T salt other foods during the day. 3 T margarine, melted 11/2 cups apricot preserves "The percent daily value is a 3/4 cup barbecue sauce significant part of the new la Combine first 7 ingredients, mixing well, shape into 1 inch balls bels because it can be used to and brown in margarine. Drain meatballs on paper towels and compare products and to deter place in 13 x 9 x 2 inch baking dish. Combine preserves and barbe mine how a food fits into the cue sauce; mix well, and pour evenly over meatballs. Bake at 350° total daily diet," she said. for 30 minutes. Serve in chafing dish, if desired. Yield: About 7 The new labels also will re 1/2 dozen quire strict definitions for nutritional and health claims. Food Processor Nut Butter Balls Nutritional claims, such as 1 cup all purpose flour 1 /4 c sugar "light,” "low fat" and "high 1 cup walnuts, pecans, filberts or almonds fiber" must meet strict defini 1/2 cup (1 stick) butter, cut into 8 pieces tions, according to Maruyama. Confectioners' sugar She gave these examples: Preheat oven to 325°. With metal blade in place, add flour, nuts •"light” or "lite" — one- of choice, sugar and butter to bowl of food processor. Process until third fewer calories or 50 per blended about 30 seconds or until mixture forms a ball. Using a cent less fat; if more than half level teaspoon of dough for each cookie, (I use small ice cream the calories are from fat, the scoop) shape into balls and place on an ungreased baking sheet. fat content must be reduced by Bake in preheated oven for 12 to 15 minutes or until light gold. 50 percent or more; Remove from oven and allow to cool on baking sheet for 3 to 5 • "low fat" -- three grams or minutes. Sprinkle with Confectioners' sugar. less of fat; •"high fiber" -- five or more Low Fat Apple Cake grams of fiber. "A food product also must 1/2 cup all purpose flour 1/2 cup sugar meet certain nutrient levels to 1 tsp baking powder 1 tsp ground cinnamon make a health claim about the 1/8 tsp salt relationship between a nutrient 2 medium cooking apples, peeled, cored and chopped and a disease or health-re 1 egg, slightly beaten 1 tsp vanilla extract lated condition," Maruyama Vegetable cooking spray 1 /4 cup sliced almonds said. "Seven health claims Combine first 5 ingredients in a medium bowl; mix well. Add ap have been approved." ples, stirring lightly to coat. Combine egg and vanilla, add to The disease-nutrient rela apple mixture, stirring just until dry ingredients are moistened. tionships include: Spoon mixture into 9-inch pie plate coated with cooking spray. •Cancer — low in fat, or high Arrange almonds as desired on top. Bake at 350° for 30 minutes or in fiber-containing grain prod tin til lightly browned. ucts, fruits and vegetables, or high in fruits and vegetables Pineapple Nut Squares containing dietary fiber or vi 2 c flour 2 c sugar tamins A or C. 1 c chopped walnuts •Heart disease — low in 20 oz can crushed pineapple (in own juice) do not drain saturated fat and cholesterol 2 eggs 2 tsp. soda and high in fiber from fruits, 1 tsp vanilla vegetables and grain products. Mix well. Pour into greased and floured 9 x 13 pan. Bake in 350 •Osteoporosis -- high in cal oven for 45 minutes. When cake is cool frost with frosting and cium. keep in refrigerator. •High blood pressure — low FROSTING: in sodium. 1 pkg. 8 oz cream cheese 1 stick butter "The new labels make it eas 111/2 cup powdered sugar. ier to make quick comparisons because serving sizes are more Easy and Fast Pecan Pie ddmparable for similar prod ^ : « k f P « se- ucts," Maruyama said. . Mix: 2 T margarine melted 1 c dark com syrup ^St/4 c brown sugar 1 tp. vanilla 3/4 c chopped pecans (2 1/4 oz. pkg.) 1 T flour 3 eggs Cadiz Pour in prepared baked shell. Microwave on 70 percent power for 10 to 12 minutes. Works perfect on a turntable. If you don't have The Place To Be one turn halfway during cooking. Your hometown newspaper... Each year, THE CADIZ RECORD THE CADIZ RECORD recognizes the accom AUCTION plishments m Dec. 18,10 a.m. , Location: Travel 68 West to Hamtown, turn of area right on KY 274, go 1.2 miles. businesses HOUSE AND 2 ACRE LOT ,One and a half story home with 3 bedrooms and bath, with full basement,f | w ith — — u" ‘ — '— J sun room, approx. 1500 sq. ft. Situated on a 2 acre manicured lot. Excellent location, near town and only minutes to 'Milestones.' g H Lake Barkley. p | O P E N H O U S E : Friday, December 10, from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Whether your § § [, PERSONAL PROPERTY ^ T ij OLD three-piece bedroom suite, OLD side board, OLD wooden business has ( folding table, OLD wooden hand cranked churn, OLD 3-drawer, dresser, QLDpiesafe.QLDchurn dasher, singletree, doubletree,L^, been established living roomsuite,4-drawerchest, dolls, music boxes, rocking chair, jj^g I dressing table, Whirpool refrigerator, lamps, mirrors, porch swing, 1 for only a short |(If}| picnic table with umbrella and 4 chairs, iron bed, winged-backr^ IsJLchair, side chair, child's rocker, metal utility shelving, tier table/ time or for cen p q coffee table, end tables, QUILTS HAND TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT M turies, we'd like Garden tiller, bench grinder, seed sower, storm door, log chains, | S 2 gallon sprayer, 2 wooden ladders, iron posts, hoes, cultiva tor,!^ to see it listed. hand saw, #3 metal tub, coal oil heater, metal cabinets, tobaccos(gI spikes, tobacco knives, 2 sets saw horses, iron kettle. § £ 3j Give us Many items too numerous to mention. Announcements made day of sale take precedence over printed matter. Not responsible for accidents. a call at Mr. and Mrs. Hammond are moving to town. » TERMS: 10% down day of sale, balance due in 30 days, OWNERS: Mr. and Mrs. George Hammond 522-6605. RE/MAX “Realty//tuctCo* |j§; 263 Main Street p Cadiz, Kentucky D o n ' t ($ & (/ 5 2 2 -3 3 6 3 Brenda Harper. Broker Gilbert Flood, Auctioneer |> -9 | m i s s o u t ! 522-6878' 522-6901 rpr; JoAnnCox TomSchmittou Pat Locher 924-5314 l A-16, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, December 8,1993 EDUCATION 4-H 4-H The 4-H Club met Dec. 2,1993. The American pledge and 4- Orientation H pledge was said. Poinsettias are in. Two 4-H members, Sara Ginn and Maryann Wadlington, at tended an Issues Conference at Jabez, Ky., and reported what they for adults learned. Applications were given out to those who would like to attend the American Heritage Conference. Recreation and games were at MSU played, and prizes were awarded to the winners. By: Andrea Fowler & Amy Fourshee MURRAY - Adults who will be attending Murray State TSA IJniversity will have many of The Dec. 2 meeting was called to order by President Shannon their questions answered during Perry. Then the roll was checked by Ashley Siegmund. a one-day orientation on Jan. 16. TSA has new activities. They will give gifts to Christmas an ; OASIS or Orientation for gels. They will also have a float in the Christmas parade. Adult Students in School, will For the January activity the members will go on a bowling trip be held in the Mississippi to Murray. Room of the Curris Center Sun The meeting was then adjourned by Shannon Perry. day, Jan. 16. First-time fresh By: Disarae Acree & LaTonya Boyd men should arrive at 12:30 p.m., and transfer and readmitted students should arrive at 2 p.m. Fellowship of Christian Athletes Sponsored by Murray State's On Thursday, Dec. 2, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes Center for Continuing Education held their monthly meeting. and Academic Outreach, the The meeting was opened with a prayer by Titus Phillips. program is designed for adults Opening prayers for the basketball games were discussed. At who are enrolling for the first each home game there will be a prayer by an FCA member. time, readmitted students who This month's devotion was given by Ebony Broadnax. Next have been out of school for month's devotion will be given by Andrea McAtee and Lisa Hays. many years and transfer stu The meeting was closed with a prayer by Tim Bush. By: Lori Gray & Malissa Bush dents. ANNUAL CHRISTMAS CONCERT - The Trigg County High School Concert Band will present its An The information session will nual Christmas Concert at 7:30 p.m on Thursday, Dec. 9, in the renovated courtroom of the Trigg County acquaint the student with Mur Courthouse. Brent Meredith, band president, and Stacey Marshall, band publicity chairman are shown in Trigg Countians named ray State, as well as provide the courtroom. Directors for the band are Alan Baker and Ronne Cornelius. There is no admission charge information about campus re and the public is invited. to Tech's honor roll sources such as Student Health Services, tutoring and refresher PADUCAH - Three Trigg Aug, 12 to Oct. 21. Classes, counseling services, NEAS exam offered in Paducah County natives were among the A grade point average of at parking, buying books and aca 226 students on the honor roll least 3.5 is required for honor demic procedures and regula PADUCAH - Paducah fers students the opportunity to science reading and for the first term at West Ken status at West Kentucky Tech. tions. Community College will offer assess their academic strengths comprehension, and problem tucky State Technical School. Only 3/4 or full-time students "With a new experience, it the National Engineering against other students who are solving, as well as an interest West Kentucky Tech is one of are eligible. helps if you know what to ex Aptitude Search (NEAS) ex considering a college major in inventory, out-of-class accom 17 state technical schools in the Local honor students are: pect, what to do and how to get amination from 9 a.m to noon engineering. Research indicates plishment scale and a bio Kentucky Tech system, offering Angelia T. Birdsong, the most for your money," said Saturday, Jan. 29. that students who enter a col graphical questionnaire. The 47 diploma level and 74 accounting/data processing Billie Burton, coordinator of Sponsored by the Junior Engi lege engineering program with test requires students to apply certificate level programs in Donnie L. Paul, motorboat adult outreach for the Center neering Technical Society high NEAS scores have a what they know rather than to technical/industrial, business, technology for Continuing Education. "For (JETS), NEAS is the only guid greater chance of completing respond with memorized facts. health and personal services. Thomas H. Powell, most of the participants, MSU ance-oriented examination the program and are more There are two versions of the The school's first term was from radiological technology. will be a new experience," Bur available to help pre-college likely to achieve higher engi test. One version is for 9th and students (grades 9 through 12) neering grade point averages. ton said, "so we have designed 10th grade students, and the & € l c U % determine studies before choos Components of this three- ing or entering a college. hour exam include tests, in See Orientation, Page A-17 The KlEAS examination of mathematical understanding, oio See NEAS,. Page A-J7 ‘P C t & c e ^Preschool through First Grade^ Second through T h ird Grade Design Your Own Christm as Stocking Name____ Name____ ^Parent's Name. Phone Parent's Name. Phone There will be I s', 2nd & 3rd places in each category. Bring your entry in before 4 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 22,1993. Winners will be announced in The Cadiz Record on December 29,1993. THE CADIZ RECORD 50 Nunn Blvd. (hand delivered) or P.O. Box 311 (mailed), Cadiz, KY 42211 NEWS IN BRIEF Orientation— from Page A-16 orientation to do all of the Plane crash causes blackout above." Registration for spring for homes, businesses classes is Jan. 18 and 19. With HOPKINSVILLE - Federal Aviation Administration officials the spring semester starting on are investigating a plane crash east of Hopkinsville on Dec. 2 Thursday, Jan. 20, OASIS will that caused power outages for approximately 5,200 homes and be held regardless of weather businesses. conditions. The three occupants of the twin-engine Seminole - pilot Henry There is a $6 fee for OASIS. Clayton and David Gardner, both of Hopkinsville, and Charles To reserve a space, call the Porter of Pembroke - were not injured. The plane hit a power line Murray State University Cen along Russellville Road, behind the home of Hopkinsville City ter for Continuing Education at Clerk Mark Withers, around 7:30 p.m. Power was restored to the 1-800-669-7654 or (502) 762- last customers by 10:45 p.m., said Eston Glover, a spokesmain for 4150. Pennyrile Rural Electric Cooperative Coop. The plane was returning from Charlotte, N.C., and approach NEAS ing the Hopkinsville airport in extremely foggy conditions. from Page A-16 other is for 11th and 12th Rudolph Jones' health care consultant graders. A comprehensive score report and an interpretation to address PADD directors guide are mailed directly to HOPKINSVILLE -- The Pennyrile Area Development District each student's home to assist Board of Directors will hold its monthly meeting on Monday, with high school guidance ef Dec. 13, at its Hammond Drive office. The meeting will begin at forts. The information helps 11 a.m. Guest speaker will be Tom V. Ellis, Health Care Consul parents, teachers and counselors tant to Governor Jones’ Administration. evaluate the student's aptitude Ellis has 20 years of health care experience, with knowledge for a career in engineering, gained at the local, state and national level. During more than mathematics, science or tech seventeen years with Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Kentucky, he nology. served on its State Government Advisory Group, as well as a sys Math or science chairs at ev tem-wide Federal Relations Committee. His responsibilities has ery high school in the nation included tracking and becoming knowledgeable about state and have received testing dates and R e v ie w federal legislative and regulatory issues regarding health care. locations, along with registra During Gov. Martha Layne Collins' administration, Ellis tion information. Students served on the Medicaid Commission chaired by Brereton Jones. who are interested in taking Ellis has served on the Jefferson County AIDS Commission and the NEAS should see the math has chaired Leadership Kentucky's Health Care Program. or science coordinator or their The gift everyone FOR ALL YOUR The meeting is open to the public. guidance counselor to select a c a n use! CHRISTMAS testing date and location and to Gift Certificates NEEDS register. Fruit Baskets VISIT THE TVA cuts hazard trees along Students may also contact p (m ade to order- COUNTRY BOY ACT for more information. £•; call ahead) STORES The Trace, other LBL roads They should write to American available at NEWSTEAD ROAD Visitors to TVA's Land Between The Lakes (LBL) national College Testing, NEAS Infor E con o m y 1 885-5914 recreation area may notice several trees cut down along The Trace mation (82), P.O. Box 168, Iowa C e e B ee l&ll, and other legal roads. TVA routinely cuts dead and diseased trees City, Iowa 52243 or tall (319) D o w n to w n & W e Buy Scrap which may fall across roads and create traffic hazards. 337-1256. East C a d iz People interested in cutting these trees for firewood are invited Dr. Neil Adams is the local Gold and Silver to stop at an LBL Welcome Station, the Golden Pond Visitor Cen contact. He may be reached at ter, or the LBL Administrative Office to purchase a domestic use Paducah Community at (502) firewood permit ($10). These permits, which expire Dec. 31, give 554-6214. Echo Pawn All applications must be 1196 Skyline Drive permission to cut up these trees. Hopkinsville, KY 42240 postmarked on or before Thurs Western Wear (502)886-0ASH day, Dec. 23. : Wrangler Buy-Sell-Trade Anderson completes basic JETS is a national, non-profit Jeans Open 6 days a week education society that empha- gF'- i Sahel's Mastercard- Visa accepted sizes the understanding of p Western Wear training at Great Lakes 8 8 5 - 5 0 4 9 Pawn Brokers Dan and Navy Seaman Recruit Michael W. Anderson, son of Ronald E. engineering and technology and __ Brenda Carter and Faye L. Anderson of Cadiz, recently completed basic training encourages high school students at Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes, 111. to excel in mathematics and THIS N' THAT CONSIGNMENT During the cycle, recruits are taught general military subjects Deck the DiaRs AND GIFT SHOP New Crafts, Christmas Hems, designed to prepare them for further academic and on-the-job Great Christmas Gift Ideas training in one of the Navy’s 85 occupational fields. Fresh greens, wreaths 300 East Main St.* Cadiz Studies include seamanship, close-order drill, naval history and sprays, Poinsettias 522-5491 and first aid. and Russ Christmas Although the Navy is getting smaller, the state-of-the-art Plush. ships, aircraft and high tech systems in today's fleet require Cemetery wreaths, fresh bright, talented young men and women to operate them. The and silk arrangments. fj ift s fo r {he Navy has over 60,000 job openings this year, most of which in “FTD Drummer Boy S^niufae JZover clude guaranteed training. Special" Cadiz Florist • • 116 East Main SIS’S f F o r 522-6665 ANTIQUES Shopping with Santa, where the OVCerrymal^eTS OnCy Past meets the Present. Call or come by 1901 Dawson Road, (502) 886-8561. Hours: Enjoy the season’s festivities to the fullest Wednesday-Saturday, 9-5. with our holiday spectacular of Sal, 'D rink & 'B e <7 \ierry $ 4 2 ° ° * PER ROOM (1-4 ppl. 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The loss was by downing the Bulldogs 72-66 Trigg County's first of the young November 30. season and the worst setback The win was Trigg's first suffered at the hands of the season opening win since 1988 Cardinals in the 35-year, 73- and their first road opening win game history. since 1982. "The game was just disastrous Senior forward Mike James for us," said Wright. "We got poured in a career-high 36 no effort out of our kids, and points to pace the Wildcats to w th a t has to be the most help somewhat of a rarity over the less feeling as a coach." past four years. Last year, it Even more impressive than took eight games for Trigg to the thrashing handed down by win their first game. Two years the Cardinals was the fact ago it took ten games. Three that it came without their years ago it was eight games. The year before that it was leading scorer, Mike Querter- TITUS FOR TWO - Wildcat forward Titus Phillips (left) draws the foul from Livingston Central’s Donald mous, who did not play due to Crawford during district action December 3 at Smithland. Phillips finished with two points as the Wildcats five. Are you getting the point? "It feels good to start off the sickness. lost 94-41. Record Photo by Scott Brown Livingston Central (4-0, 2-0) season with a win," said coach • jumped out to a quick 7-2 lead in showed tonight. We had outburst was the most surren- played Caldwell County (1-1) Mike Wright. "W e're a com the first 3:25 of the game. Af played well in practice and dered to Livingston since an 89- Tuesday night at Wildcat Gym, pletely different team than ter a Charles Terrell free throw against Providence, but I can't 55 loss at Smithland in 1962. while Livingston Central last year." cut the Cardinal lead to four, explain what we did tonight," Trigg County (1-1, 0-1) hosted Hopkinsville. Things started slow for the Livingston ran off nine straight said Wright, who also noticed Wildcats as they watched the points for a 16-3 lead with 2:59 that Livingston Central had homestanding Bulldogs run off Anthony Mayes left in the opening quarter. three starters still in the game Trigg County 41 the first seven points before a The Cardinals extended the with a 51-point lead and less FG FGA FT FT A REB AST STL TO TP Kevin Thomas bucket at 4:23 of after a James layup allowed 42 Hatcher 1 3 00 3 5 0 8 2 the first quarter ended the the 'Cats to tack on more points lead to 20-4, before consecutive than two minutes remaining. 22 Wilson 0 1 1 3 0 0 0 2 1 baskets by Twymane Hatcher, 50 James 5 10 1 3 3 0 0 1 11 drought. and extend the lead to 13 wMike James, and Anthony "That really bothered me, 52 Terrell 0 0 1 2 3 1 1 2 1 However, Trigg County then points. 34 Wallace 1 7 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 Mayes cur the lead in half at and that will come back rolled off eleven consecutive James hit on 15 of 22 shots around," said Wright. 55 Thomas 0 2 02 0 0 2 5 0 20- 10. 24 Phillips 032320102 points to lead 13-7 with 7:43 from the field for 36 points, Livingston Central led 23-12 10 Mayes 2 5 0 1 3 4 1 6 4 left in the second quarter. The which equals the highest out Other areas that contributed 30 Acree 1 3 0 1 3 0 0 1 2 after one quarter and 27-14 Wildcats led by eight points on put by a Wildcat in a season to the 'Cats' downfall were re 14 Stone 362400138 with 4:29 left in the half before 32 Ledford 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 three occasions in the second opener. Elliott Vinson scored 36 bounding and free throw shoot 14-0 run gave the Cardinals an 20 L. Alexander 3 4 0 0 1 0 1 0 6 quarter before settling for a 29- in Trigg County's 74-62 season ing. insurmountable 41-14 lead. 24 halftime lead. opening win over Webster Trigg found themselves "We had the jitters early County in 1983. ^trailing 47-19 at halftime. Livingston Central shot 23 of and made some bad passes, but "Mike is a horse and did an ^Even worse than the deficit 28 from the charity stripe for 82 Livingston Central 94 we were able to run it out on excellent job. He went to war percent, while Trigg connected FG FGA FT FT A REB AST STL TO TP them for some easy baskets," and played hard for us," said was the Wildcats' field goal 10 Hurst shooting (38 percent), free on 7 of 19 for just 37 percent. 32 Stringer said Wright. W right. throw shooting (3 of 11), and 44 Crawford Trigg County rolled up 26 In just his sixth varsity game, 42 Wring points in the third quarter led Mayes stepped forward with 17 turnovers (15). The Cardinals also whipped 4 Johnson The Cardinal blitzkrieg con Trigg on the boards 47-19. 54 Stewart by the outside shooting of Mike points, including 4 of 7 from 22 Ringstaff tinued in the second half as "They killed us on the James and freshman guard An three-point land. 14 Scarbrough "Anthony did a good job and Trigg County could draw no boards, because we just weren't 52 Franklin thony Mayes. closer than 28 points. aggressive," said Wright. "It 20 Guess Mayes canned four straight made some good decisions on Livingston Central shot an 30 McGregor shots, including three trifectas the floor. He passed extremely was almost like we were life 40 Smith • amazing 19 of 30 (63%) in the less out there." TOTALS for a 40-29 Trigg lead with 3:19 well," Wright said, referring to second half, while Trigg left in the third. James got into Mayes' seven assists. > County could manage just 9 of 27 Mike James was the only TRIGG CO. 1 2 the scoring spree with three Although Trigg County shot Livin gsto n Co. 23 94 (33%). Wildcat in double figures with straight threes and Kevin just 41 percent from the field, Following the game, Wright 11 points. Donald Crawford led THREE POINT GOALS - Trigg Co. 0/7 (James 0-2, Wallace 0-3, Thomas added a bucket for a they held Providence io 32 was obviously upset with his Livingston with 27 points. Ledford 0-1, Perry 0-1), Livingston Central 4/13 (Hurst 1-4, Johnson 1-3, 53-37 lead. percent shooting and committed Stringer 1-2, Wring 1-2, Ringstaff 0-1, Guess 0-1) SHOOTING PER team's effort, especially after a CENTAGE- Trigg Co. 35.4% Livingston Central 46.4% BLOCKED Providence would cut the just 13 turnovers. season opening win November Not only was the 53-point lead to nine points with 4:34 Another bright spot was the 30. loss the worst ever suffered to Franklin) I - Thomas 2:54, 3rd left in the game, but a technical play of junior Charles Terrell ^ "We're better than what we the Cardinals, the 94-point foul on Bulldog Chad Nelson See Wildcats, Page B-2 Lady Cats hold off Livingston for district win SCOTT BROWN left in the first half. 39-20. from the field thanks to tena Sports Editor First year Livingston Central Christina Ezell led the way cious defense played by Trenita Fortunately for Trigg County, coach Bill Thorpe was then with 15 points, while Malissa Hancock. £ ugly wins count just die same as whistled for a technical after a Bush scored 10 points and pretty ones as the unbeaten midcourt collision in which no hauled down 11 rebounds. "That's what she does," said Lady Cats downed district foe foul was called. Livingston Central was led by Ringstaff, referring to her de Livingston Central 42-40 De That was apparently the Cara Watkins with 11 points, fensive stopper role on the cember 3 at Smithland. wake-up call that Livingston although she shot just 5 of 13 team. Trigg County overcame a poor needed as the Lady Cardinals shooting effort from both the cut the deficit to a single point field and the free-throw line to at halftime. Trigg County 42 hold off a stubborn Lady "I just wanted them to play FG FGA FT FTA REB 40 Boyd 3 7 0 1 3 Cardinal team. ball, and I felt that three 22 W ilson 0 5 0 2 5 0 Livingston Central (1-4, 0-3) minute stretch (before the 52 Bush 5 13 0 0 11 tied the game 40-40 on a Misty technical foul) cost us the 23 Sholar 3 10 1 2 8 Armstrong three-pointer with 32 Hancock 2 4 0 0 3 game," said Thorpe. 30 Ezell 7 15 1 4 8 33 seconds left. Trigg County's Livingston scored the first 43 Davis 0 1 0 0 1 Karen Grubbs was able to work four points of the second half 25 Grubbs 0 2 0 0 0 TOTALS 20 5 7 2 9 3 9 the ball inside to Christina before Trigg County rebounded Ezell for an easy layup and the with a 6-0 run and a 29-26 lead Livingston Central 40 eventual game winner with 21 with 2:49 left in the third FG FGA FT FTA REB AST STL TO TP ticks left in the contest. quarter. 5 Ladd After Calandra Boyd missed 11 Armstrong 2 Trigg could not stretch the 21 Skinner 1 0 the front end of a one-and-one lead to more than four the rest 12 Watkins 5 With :12 left, Livingston called of the way, but was able to 30 Chandler 3 time out to set up for a final 22 Weaver 1 hold on for their second win of 31 Devine 2 shot, but a Cara Watkins the young season. 55 Henson 0 three-pointer rimmed out at "We weren't challenging the T O T A L S 16 the horn. passing lanes and tried to force T R IG G CO. 11 "We missed many opportuni it inside too much," said L ivin g sto n 11 ties tonight, but we did hold Ringstaff. our composure and held on at Although the Lady Cats shot THREE POINT GOALS - Trigg 0/0, Livingston Central 1/6 (Armstrong 1-2, Watkins 0-sf Ladd 0-1 ,_ChandlerS0-Tj SHOOTING t J l d • the end," said Glenn Ringstaff. just 35 percent from the field, c 5 o ? iNTxAGE; T /j" Co,u,nt¥-2?r/o Livingston Central 40% b l o c k e d Trigg County guard Calandra Boyd (40) drives past Livinaston ^ The game was close through they forced 19 Livingston S S F . ^ 9 -1 S S S S S i S S ^ OUT • Skmner 2:21' 4th TECH- < * « * ' Cara watkins during district pfay becembe?3 Bo d s c S out, although Trigg County did turnovers and whipped the a six points as the Lady Cats won 42-40. forge ahead 19-12 with 2:50 Lady Cardinals on the boards Record Photo by Scott Brown i 1 B-2, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, December 8,1993 117 shooters raise Wildcats from Page B-l money for toys off the bench. Terrell scored 12 range, Richard Pugh led Provi Bulldogs was nothing new in "We knew they would a be a points and grabbed 11 rebounds dence with 22 points. the series that dates back to formidable opponent on the £ The Bulldogs fell to 1-2 with 1962. Trigg County leads the road," said Wright. "That's SCOTT BROWN som in second, Brian Porter in before fouling out midway what makes the win better for Sports Editor third, and Duke Smith in through the final quarter. the loss. series 34-6 and has won 26 of There were 117 shooters that fourth. On the strength of 5 of 11 the last 28 games between the took part in the Third Annual The winner of the Third shooting from three-point The Wildcat win over the schools. Bush Road Sporting Clays Flight was Steve Moore, with Tournament December 5 to Hope Carlton taking second. Trigg County 72 A S T S T L TO BLK TP Dan Brown was third, and FG FGA FT FTA REB benefit the Trigg County 34 W allace 1 6 1 4 5 2 0 1 0 3 Ambulance Service's Toys for Brian Manion was fourth. 42 Hatcher 0 6 0 0 4 4 1 4 0 D Tots campaign. Chris Vonlanken won the 55 Thomas 2 4 0 0 3 0 0 1 2 4 2 0 36 Fourth Flight, followed by two 50 James 15 22 3 6 7 1 1 # According to Bob Bush, money 52 Terrell 1 4 10 13 11 2 1 1 0 12 raised from the event surpassed local shooters -- Ben Cundiff in 22 W ilson 0 4 0 0 5 3 0 2 0 0 the $1,700 raised last year, al second and Frankie Phillips in 10 Mayes 6 13 1 5 4 7 1 1 0 17 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 third. Hugh Farrell took 30 Acres 0 2 0 though exact figures would not 14 Stone 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 be known for several days. fourth place. 24 Phillips 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chris Tundle of Nashville, The winner of the 12-gauge 32 Ledford 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 25 61 15 28 40 19 4 13 2 7 2 Tennessee won the Champi Magnum automatic shotgun was onship Flight with a score of 92 Scott Tackett of Hopkinsville. Providence 66 out of a possible 100. Lucky The annual event, held at FG FGA FT FT A R E B A S T S T L TO BLK TP Brown was second, A1 Beth Bush Road Sporting Clays 44 Pugh 5 14 7 10 5 1 2 7 2 22 9 0 1 1 0 5 • third, and Ray Morris fourth. north of Cadiz, benefits local 54 Hathaway 2 6 1 3 22 Powell 3 8 3 7 12 1 1 2 0 9 Jim Mize won the Second children through the Toy for 34 McElroy 7 24 2 7 12 3 0 2 0 18 Flight followed by John New Tots campaign. 45 W illiam s 2 8 4 4 5 1 0 3 1 10 20 Hall 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 50 Nelson 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 TOTALS 19 6 0 19 3 3 43 7 4 15 4 6 6 T R IG G CO. 11 18 26 1 7 - 7 2 P ro v id e n c e 7 17 18 2 4 - 66 THREE POINT GOALS - Trigg County 7-13 53.8% (James 3-4, JAMES VERSION - Wildcat forward Mike James lays in two of his Mayes 4-7, Hatcher 0-1, Wilson 0-1), Providence 9-23 39.1% Pugh 5-11, Williams 2-4, McElroy 2-7. Hathaway 0-1) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE A career-high 36 points against Providence November 30. The Wildcats - Triqg 40.9%, Providence 31.6% FOULED OUT - Terrell 3:32, 4th, Wal- w claimed their 34th win in 40 meetings with Providence, downing the lace 1:40, 4th, Williams :31, 4th TECHNICAL FOULS - Nelson OFFI CIALS - Peaden and Griffith Bulldogs 72-66. Record Photo by Scott Brown Trigg freshman remain unbeaten with wins over Lyon, Caldwell County The Trigg County boys' Mayes, who scored 11 of his The game was won at the in the fourth quarter to lead freshman team is off to a quick team high 15 points in the charity stripe vvhere the 'Cats the 'Cats. Keith Alexander start after claiming wins over frame. hit 10 of 22, while Caldwell scored ten, Levar Alexander district foes Caldwell County hit on just one of five. nine, and Quinton Quarles and and Lyon County. Caldwell put up 21 points of Dion Thompson each threw in their own in the fourth quarter The freshman opened up two. The Wildcats overcame a but fell three points short. their season November 29 with slow start against Caldwell a 48-28 road win over Lyon Eric Tyler scored 11 points to County December 2 at Wildcat Keith Alexander helped the County in Eddyville. lead Lyon County. Gym to nip the Tigers 54-51. Wildcat cause with 14 points. Levar Alexander scored nine Trigg slowly pulled away The freshman were sched The Wildcats (2-0) trailed points and Reed Ginn and John from the Lyons, leading 23-16 uled to play host to West Hop PULL - Dan Brown, of Elkton, takes aim at the Springing Teal station 26-21 at halftime, but outscored ston Boyd each chipped eight. at halftime. kins Monday before hosting during the annual Bush Road Sporting Clays tournament to raise funds the Tigers 21-4 in the third Will Cortner's 13 points led Anthony Mayes burned the Livingston Central Thursday at for the local Toys for Tots drive. 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No surprise, if Ward announces GreTchen Goodflech, Lou. point guard at Manhattan Rice at Kentucky's coach in muted "I still love the game and speaking for UK, Samaki Walker will Shawnee, and Starr Henson, Liv High School (N.Y.). aw.e as if the man from Vatican with people about it. I would scratch the 'Cats. Sports In ingston Central. And so it goes. City had issued his Christmas enjoy talking with kids about Elsewhere: Trajan Kentucky Kentucky basketball." Langdon...Andre Patterson...Char- Honorary team(s) captain: Have a point of view you would .encyclical. Susie Music, an employee at the like to share? Write to Bob Watkins, "This game, believe it or not, Bennett is interested "specifi lie Miller...Corey Louis...Felipe cally, in UK," h said, if a position Lopez. Just a few names from this Floyd County Times in Prestons- Sports In Ky. P.O. Box 124, Glen will make Rodrick Rhodes’ burg. dale, Ky. 42740. career." on Pitino's staff came open. Cur year's senior crop who Kentucky Maybe a couple of good games rently, Billy Donovan and Delray recruited, but failed to sign. back-to-back marks an end to the by Bob Watkins Brooks occupy positions that Lopez eliminated Wildcats longest round of open-head involve coaching and off campus early, according to one observer surgery since Lon Chaney's recruiting. because "UK tried to recruit the Frankenstein opened his eyes. Harrison's best game in a Ken The former UK captain and kid through his AAU coaches Rodrick Rhodes has been on the tucky uniform. The 6-1 junior veteran of the NBA Cleveland which angered his high school table for almost two seasons guard used his 15 minutes playing Cavs with a stoic presence could coach who was more in control of • under the scrutiny of Dick Vitale, time against Tenn. Tech to hit all be the right UK ambassador to the recruiting process than Pitino Bob Hurley, Dick Vitale, Billy three of his shots, (eight points), inner city schools'as well as the thought." Packer, Dick Vitale, Rick Pitino make two steals, deal an assist nut cracker in Louisville and Jef . and a battalion sports writers par and get a rebound. ferson County Pitino has sought. KY. MR. BASKETBALL roting the talkers. "We already knew Chris could "I'm interested," he said. The preseason focus on Mr. Kentucky's sophomore forward shot the ball," Pitino said. "We More on Winston Bennett in a Basketball has been limited most has been the focus of more 'po' wanted to see him do some of the future column. ly to Elton Scott of Marion Coun highlight analysis than was other things." ty and Scott Padgett of Louisville heaped on Rex Chapman, Jamal Specifically, play defense. Har- St. Xavier. Both are good citizens Mashburn, 'Who’s UK Recruiting rison worked hard at it and UK RECRUITING (a criteria often lost in an Inc.?' and 'What About Michael looked comfortable for the first History tells us a visit to Lex avalanche of PPGs, RPGs, etc.). (Jackson and Jordan)?', all rolled time ever. Maybe the Tollesboro ington by a recruiting prospect But coaches (voters) ought to into the same sports section. native has found his niche, earned during the season is often a keep an eye on Tony Pietrowski. Following UK's laugher' more PT. clincher. If that holds then Ken The 6-1 senior guard at Corbin in against Tennessee Tech last week It was nice to see the kid have tucky may sign Jerod Ward from the 13th Region has credentials Pitino purred to the media, "This a sparkle in his eye and bounce in Clinton, Miss, in the spring. Along too — excellent playmaker, pass game, believe it or not, will make his step. Who wouldn't? When with his father, Ward was in Rupp er and leader; who knows what a Rodrick Rhodes' career." Harrison swished a second half Arena for the UK-Louisville game good shot is. These things, and he Gee, I feel better, don't you? three the Rupp Arena crowd burst Nov. 27. is an outstanding citizen on court Tenn Tech. Remember to file that into a thunderous cheer. Rap sheet: Ward is described and off. one in your kid's dowry trunk as very athletic, has long arms, "To be Mr. Basketball would along with clips of Elvis sightings, WINSTON BENNETT terrific first step, can play physical be great," Pietrowski says. "But I'd Rush Limbaugh nuggets, and "Yes, I've been hearing a lot inside, but has shooting range to rather have our team win." NAFTA side agreements. lately about being a candidate for play outside. Corbin coach Billy Hicks, who Certainly, Pitino's pet; the an assistant coaching job, but the Ward's visit was unofficial, started the season 10 wins from BUSH FOR TWO - Lady Cat forward Malissa Bush (52) grabs one of Kentucky media, ought to feel coaches haven't said anything to meaning he paid his own way. If, his 300th, has jacked up the Red- her 11 rebounds against Livingston Central December 3. Bush also gratified also for being the couch me." as reported, he is considering UK, hounds schedule (games in scored 10 points to help Trigg to a 42-40 win over the Lady Cardinals. Louisville, Lexington, Frankfort on which Rhodes has been poked, UK has no openings, for now. Alabama and Oklahoma, and if Record Photo by Scott Brown stroked and prodded the last 18 But the former UK star talked he has the mind-set to handle high and Mt. Sterling) to showcase his months. abotft his re-emergence on UK's expectations like those imposed team and Pietrowski. Enough! Would have saved us basketball scene with Sports In on Rhodes, then UK's chances are KY'S BEST NAMES... Bringing you its second century of hometown news...... * all lots of ink to skip Pitino's coo Ky. last week. good. Next, the Walker File. Time for Sports In Ky. 's '93-94 and cue and say simply:' About "Right now I'm working at the High School All-Name Teams. time Rhodes finally played up to bank in Louisville, coaching the Antoine Walker, 6 -8 . BOYS — Boots Smallwood, ( Z a A i ' Z , J ^ e c o r d his high school clippings and girls basketball team at Male and guard/small forward from Chica Cawood, Chris Golightly, Lone Vitale's vocabulary? doing Cat Calls. But I would be go is said to be leaning to Ken Oak, Steffon Sheckles, Doss, Now, let's move on, get back interested in getting into coach tucky, but spring signing is a light Cavanaugh Trent, Dike Combs ....since 1881 to this team game. ing," he said. year away. and Trampas Hollin, Lynn Camp. With a promising'future in Samaki Walker, 6-9 forward GIRLS — Kyra Elzy, Oldham HARRISON'S NICHE? banking, why would Bennett from Columbus, Oh. "is listing Lost in the shadow of Rhodes chuck it to go on the road as an Kansas, North Carolina, us and emergence last week, was Chris assistant coach/recruiter? you people," an Ohio State assis- FEELING O F SEC URIT Hardeor Hwy. 6 8 E @ 1-24 S ee 5 2 2 -0 5 3 8 Cadiz, Ky. ‘The Pistol People' 1-24 Junction, Cadiz Country Boy Stores Hours 8 - 5 Hey. kids! 9 mi, S.W. of Hopkinsville Jet. 164 &117 Santa Claus will be at Hardee s "DO NOT MISS THIS!" 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Cinammon The Midcats won 44-17, Cathy Foster scored 16 points while the girls dropped a 33-26 Butler scored three, Terri Boyd while the Lady Midcats to lead Trigg County, while decision. 2, and Leetoria Grubbs scored downed their Lyon County Cinnamon Butler scored 15 one point. counterparts 37-24. Craig Wilson led the way points. Leetoria Grubbs scored The girls team, now 3-3, lost four points, and Latasha with 13 points, while Scott Randolph scored eight. John by seven points as Cinammon Kelly Mayes led the Midcats Wilkerson added two points. Butler led the way with 11 with 10 points as 10 players Trigg County dropped a pair Cundiff scored six points, Kelvin Grubbs five, Lamar points. Cathy Foster and Terri found their way into the scoring to Hopkinsville North Drive Boyd each had six points, column. November 30 in Hopkinsville, Radford three, and Jamie Rad ford, Patrick Johnson, and Kris while Dominique Johnson Lamar Radford scored seven, with the Midcats losing 43-30 scored four points and Leetoria Patrick Johnson scored five, and the girls losing 47-24. Alexander dotted the scorebook Grubbs scored one. Scott Randolph, Kris Alexan with two points apiece. der, Craig Wilson, and Brice Craig Wilson led the Mid The seventh grade was Keith Mitchell of Cadiz displays this 10-point buck that was taken P'Pool each scored four, and cats with 11 points, Kelvin The Midcats are 4-2 and play scheduled to play Caldwell November 14 in Trigg County. The buck was field dressed at 175 John Cundiff, Kelvin Grubbs, Grubbs added five, Lamar Caldwell County Thursday at County December 3 and Crit pounds. ^ and Lucas Chesnut each scored Radford and John Cundiff Midcat Gym at 5 p.m. tenden County December 6. two points. scored four each, Patrick John son and Kelly Mayes each Trigg County led 12-2 after scored two, and Scott Randolph Stats one quarter and extended that and Kris Alexander scored one to 27-6 at halftime. apiece. Scores Facts Figures Find it all in the Cadiz Record FIRST AND TEN - Lady Midcat Cathy Foster (center) tries to get the handle on the loose ball against Lyon County December 3. Foster scored 16 points, and Cinnamon Butler added 15 as Trigg evened their Sports record at 3-3 on the year with the 37-24 win at Midcat Gym. Record Photo by Todd Brown BANK SHOT - Midcat forward John Cundiff shoots against Lyon County December 2. Cundiff scored two points as the Midcats won D taJson ''W estern Store 44-17. 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Phone 365-3162 Scotch Pines A If they should ever wear out, Master Muffler will replace them free...for as long as you own ■ CENTENNIAL FORTRESS Live Trees your car. ALL-SEASON RADIAL Norway Spruce Blue Spuce Size P rice ^ $59 .9 5 . P155/80R13...... $30.46 7 White Pines P 1 65 /8 0R 13...... $32.82 J BRAKE JOB PER AXLE (ON MOST CARS) P 1 7 5 /8 0 R 1 3...... $34.52 \ P 1 85 /8 0R 13...... $35.16 | efien , c/ac/y o h M, DISC BRAKES DRUM BRAKES (Front Axle) (Front or Rear Axle) P 1 8 5 /7 5 R 1 4...... -...... $37.03 New Guaranteed Pads • New Guaranteed Linings P 1 95 /7 5R 14...... $38.15 vj <^9% Ai I 4 1 ft The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, December 8,1993, B-5 AGRICULTURE Soybean referendum is slated on Feb. 9 WEED CONTROL uate weed control programs an muddy cattle feeding areas. The base would be the filter SOYBEAN REFERENDUM nually. Look at what control INFORMATION IN FIELD CROPS The performance and health fabric material, available for measures work, what • weeds about $.05 or $.10 per square- The Soybean Promotion and Although the growing season of cattle can be affected from survived and other factors such foot. A six to eight inch layer of Research Order Referendum Agriculture for corn and soybeans has walking through muddy feed notes as timing, weather and herbi ing areas. An animal walking crushed limestone rock and a will be held Feb. 9, 1994, with ended, weed control is impor cides. Chemical weed control two to three inch layer of finer registration and voting on that tant for future crops. through one foot of mud will guides are available from your material would be added on day. The national referendum "Weeds can have a serious take in more than 15 percent Extension Service. These give extra feed. Two feet of mud can top. The fine material can be will ask farmers whether to impact on yield loss," according by John Fourqurean you ratings of the effectiveness cause an extra feed intake of 30 dense-grade road mix, screened continue the checkoff program to J.D. Green, Extension Weed County Extension Agent Control Specialist with the of various chemicals offered for percent, and this translates into ag lime or class I sand. for soybeans. for Agriculture sale. dollars lost. Eligible farmers who will be university of Kentucky College returned by the absentee voter For more information on spe Two types of filter fabric unable to vote on Feb. 9 will be of Agriculture. Also, respiratory problems cific weed problems and control that can be used are a porous able to vote by absentee ballot so it is received by the County Control options are limited can result when calves are kept measures, contact the County woven material and a cross- prior to that day. Extension Office by the close of at the end of the growing season in muddy conditions. Increased Extension Office. hatch material. Both are a Those eligible for voting in business Feb. 2. but growers can plan for future mastitis in lactating cows can MUD CAN COST polypropane or polymer mate clude any farmer who produced Absentee ballots will be control. also be a problem. Use of filter fabric in cattle soybeans between September available only by a written re The best action to take now is "Filter fabric is a material rial that can be used for a pad feeding areas is growing in 1991 and December 1993. quest either by mail or personal weed prevention for next year, new to agriculture that can be construction. popularity. We received the Farmers may request an ab visit to the County Extension Green says. Clean equipment useful in keeping animals out of following information from Dr. sentee ballot from their local Office. when leaving a field to prevent mud," Turner says. To install a Larry Turner, Extension Agri The whole • installation is County Extension Office of All ballots requested will be transporting weeds into numer feeding pad made of filter fab cultural Engineer with the about $.30 to $.50 per square their home county starting Dec. mailed to the person making ous fields. ric with rock and a finer mate University of Kentucky. foot which compares favorably 1 and continuing through Jan. the request. The address of the Evaluate fields for weed rial on top is. easier and about Filter fabric is a low-cost so to $1.50 per square foot for a 21,1994. local County Extension Office is problerhs at harvest to plan for one-third less than the cost to lution to problems caused by four-inch concrete pad. The absentee ballot must be P.O. Box 271, Cadiz KY 42211. next growing season. Also eval install a concrete pad. Christian County Livestock Market More money from beef is goal of state program Hopkinsville Some 450 Kentucky beef "Kentucky continues to suffer carcass, Deaton said. 2000 program which seeks to Dec. 1,1993 calves left Kentucky last week from a reputation for not al According to John Johns, Ex increase the value of agricul Cattle and Calves; 1,334 tural products produced annu Compared to last week, Slaughter Cows steady -1.00 lower, Slaughter for a feedlot in Western Kansas ways producing calves that do tension beef cattle specialist Bulls 1.00-2.00 lower, Feeder Steers and Heifers 1.00-3.00 Higher on where they will be fed for the well in the feedlot. Recognizing with the University of Ken ally from the current $3 billion weights under 500 lb., steady - 2.00 lower on weights over 500 lb. next four to five months as part this, the University of Ken tucky College of Agriculture, mark to $5 billion by 2000. SLAUGHTER COWS: Breaking Utility and Commercial 2-4 39.00-42.50, Cutter and Boning Utility 1-3 38.00-43.50, Cutter 1-2 31.00-38.00 of a project that could add sev tucky Cooperative Extension the difference between a good SLAUGHTER BULLS: Yield grade 1-2 1,250-1,650 lb. indicating 77-79 eral million dollars to the Service started working with quality beef carcass and a poor "Kentucky is a major forage Carcass boning percent 48.00-57.00, Yield grade 1-2 1,000-1,300 lb. state's economy annually. producers to prepare their quality one can be as much as indicating 74-76 percent 40.00-45.00 producing state. And one of the calves for feedlots through the $400. FEEDERS: STEERS: Medium and Large No. 1 200-300 lb. 93.00- Their stint at the Hitch En best ways to add value to this 108.00, 300-400 lb. 97.00-108.00, few 110.00, 400-500 lb. 85.00-103.00, terprises Feedlot in Garden Certified Preconditioned for "The goal of this program is forage is by feeding it to cattle. most 94.00-99.00, 500-600 lb. 84.00-88.00, 600-700 lb. 77.00-81.50, City, Kansas will help Ken Health program. As a result, to help cattlemen produce more including 57 head at 81.50, 700-750 lb. 73.00-78.00, Kentucky produces about Kentucky CPH calves are now of the good quality calves in Small No. 1 290-350 lb. 65.00-91.00, 400-500, 83.00-86.00, 500-600 lb. tucky beef producers do a better 800,000 calves per year, but 79.00-82.00, 600-700 lb. 70.00-75.55, considered to be top flight ani stead of poor quality ones," job of raising feeder calves in could easily produce twice that M edium No. 2 300-500 lb. 80.00-87.00, 500-600 lb. 72.00-77.00, the future. mals for health. This program Johns said. Large No. 2 511-680 lb. 61.00-65.00, 714 lb. 58.50 number," Johns said. FEEDERS: HEIFERS: Medium and Large No. 1 200-260 lb. 91.00-94.00, The calves are part of a spe just extends that effort," said ■ "If information from this 300-400 lb. 80.00-84.00, ind. 90.00, 400-500 lb. 80.00-84.50, Red White cial "from-farm-to-slaughter- Paul Deaton, director of the program is used by just 10 per Face 75.00-79.00, 500-600 lb. 73.00-76.00, 600-700 lb. 72.00-76.00, house" program that will pro Southern Kentucky Agricul cent of Kentucky's beef produc The FACTS program is spon 700-750 lb. 70.00-73.00, lot of 53 715 lb. 76.25, sored by the University of Small No. 1 300-500 lb. 68.00-75.00, 500-600 lb. 65.00-72.00 vide important information to tural Development Association. ers to raise the quality of their Medium No. 2 300-500 lb. 74.00-84.00, 500-650 lb. 70.00-76.00, per the Kentucky beef industry. The program, called FACTS calves, we could see die state's Kentucky College of Agricul head In the program, 68 beef pro (Feedlot and Carcass Test), beef industry increase in value - ture, the Kentucky Department Medium and Large No. 1. Stock Cows 2-6 yr old with 200-300 lb. calves at of Agriculture, the Southern side 700.00 pair, Medium No. 1 Stock Cows 7-15 yr old and with 200-250 ducers nominated the calves to will provide data for Kentucky by $12 million dollars annu lb. Calves at side 400.00-590.00 the project that will assess just beef producers to use in raising ally," Johns said. Kentucky Agricultural Devel Medium and Large No. 1 Stock Cows 4-6 yr old and 5-7 mo bred 640.00- how well Kentucky calves meet animals that will feed out The FACTS program, Johns opment Association the Ken 710.00 each, tucky Cattlemen's Association. Medium No. 2 Stock Cows 2-9 yr old 360.00-560.00 each the needs of the meat industry. quickly, yielding a desirable said, is part of the Ag Project STOCK BULLS: Large No. 1 1,350 lb. 2 yr old BLACK 70.00 Small and The calves will be followed for M edium No. 1 Stock Bulls 915-1,640 lb. 49.00-60.25 the next few months; their WE DON'T SEND YOU Baby calves; 155.00-190.00 each 13 Sheep; Slaughter Lambs; Good and Choice 95-145 lb. 30.00 progress will be reported back to their producers each month. We Escort You! BARGAINS OF THE MONTH HAWAII March 19 - 27,1994 HIGH VISIBILITY 2 ROLLS PACKAGING r n O LEVERLOCK TAPE AND TAPE W IT H SAN ANTONIO The Cadiz Hardware UTILITY KNIFE FREE SCOTCH® TAPE February 26 - March 1,1994 Record iIM ake somAoiy smile this Christmas vaith a gift certificate DON'T MISS THESE ______from 'TotalfTravel Service.______EXTRA SPECIAL today* VALUES NOW AT When Experience Counts, YOUR LOCAL PRO COUNT ON US. 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The LIHEAP Program is federally funded through the Cabinet mSCOUNT BUILDING SUPPLY1 for Human Resources, Department for Social Insurance. 49 Jefferson St. Cadiz, Ky. 522-8170 Pennyrile Allied Community Services, Inc. reserves the right to reject any and/or all bids. A '.tjU/ilitle Cadiz Record, Wednesday, December 8,1993 Two high school students attend issues conference * Two Trigg High School stu needed to plan and carry out and "get involved" with their dents recently attended the community programs and pro issue. "Issues ’93" Conference held at jects designed to address local The delegates for the Issues the Kentucky Leadership Cen youth issues. The conference '93 conference will be asked to ter in Jabez, Ky. Sara Jane Ginn participants has the chance to use what they learned at the and Maryam Wadlington were share thoughts and concerns re conference to establish Youth- ^ selected to represent Trigg garding issues and explore how Net 21 groups. YouthNet 21 is a ® County at the four day issue- they can work together to aid community-based effort that by Paula Howe based conference for top student in the resolution of problems. involves both youth and adults Extension Agent leaders from across the Com The issue in which Ms. Ginn for 4-H Youth Development looking at their community to monwealth. explored was the environment identify critical issues that The conference was opened to ment to implement what they and Ms. Wadlington's was need to be addressed. The pur sophomores and juniors who learn after returning home. Hometown USA. Through role pose of YouthNet 21 is to bring display leadership potential At the conference, Sara Jane playing and discussions each about positive changes in com and who will make a commit- and Maryam learned the skills participant was able to debate munities. Do you have a favorite cook ATTENDS CONFERENCE - Maryam Wadlington (left) and Sara you would like to see featured on our Home Cookin' page? -Jane Ginn were at the Kentucky Leadership Center during the "Issues j9 3 " conference. Call us at 522-6605 or send your information in the mail to The Cadiz Record, P.O. Box 311, Cadiz, KY 42211. ' pVg Expo scheduled in Owenboro Ag'Expo, formerly called ; Grain Day, an annual mid winter event for western Ken- When you purchase any NEW PONTIAC, CADILLAC, , tucky farmers, will be held Feb. ; 2 at the Executive Inn in Owensboro. "Ag Expo '94 will feature CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH, DODGE or any USED CAR or agricultural experts addressing ; issues of concern to farmers," ; said Wayne Mattingly, Dawjesfl County Extension agri culture agent, who coordinates TRUCK you will receive additionally at no charge a... the event. The morning session will in- :lpde discussions of the market Jijtlqok, agricultural enviroft- njehtal issues, weed control, ^eenhouse production of to- jj^cco, transplants, as well as ^jscussions about commercial table production, agricul- ' sues in the general as- ibljjF, and no-till production j wheat. ' ■ : Ttte. .afternooh session will :§ p i S p ? eptu^,seminars on marketing grain crops, controlling spray drift, and management of the beef breeding herd, conserva tion-compliance issues and dis ease management in corn, as tobacco mechanization, ',,£ojn|merciaI exhibits will be ayajJaple for viewing during the,d£y-long session. : :w b Mattingly expects more thari 1000® farmers to attend this yaar’Sxevent, which begins at 7)30 a"m. imore information about AgExjy) ’94, contact your county ^ten$ipn office. Increase :ion in forests Kentucky forests can be made mbre ‘profitable per acre with le^jextra expense than most FREE Florida Vacation agricultural enterprises. . "Mpst farmers are always looking for ways to get more 6 Days/5 Nights production per acre from their enterprises whether they’re raising crops like com or soy bean^ pr livestock like cattle or Adults “S? C h ild re n svyide/' said Doug McLaren, 2 2 E^gnsion forestry specialist with , the University of Ken- tufcky/Gollege of Agriculture. Featuring Area Attractions Such As: t‘Most such efforts call for ex- -expense such as chemicals artd ^additives in feeding, formulas. Disney World, Epcot Center, Disney/MGM, ."Fortunately Kentucky tim ber, owners do not have to add anything to their timber to SeaWorld and Universal Studios make them grow bigger or bet Excludes transportation ® occupancy taxes ter,'.' said McLaren. "In fact, it is necessary to remove part of the-forest to make the rest grow /Icitom ctco^ OcctCet St& ie, Atbtie'yaluable." Gijpd, management is the key, *V(x£ccrttc 0& t££erie*tce he said,. TTetahake an individual tree Sales Representatives: Terry Teague, David Ezell, Bill Blair, David Crawford, more valuable, it is necessary to Wayne Sims, Joe Guess, Don Grimes, Paulette Catlett, Jackie Mullaney. Provide more ’head and leg ?odrh' in the forest," he said. ''|Th|t' means to identify the (inai; crop tree and to remove thg competing vegetation." SISK MOTOR CO. ■ ,This (thinning out of compet ing vegetation can be done any PONTIAC • CADILLAC • CHRYSLER • PLYMOUTH • DODGE time during the life of the tree, McLaren said. 9 th & Clay Streets • Hopkinsville • 885-9900 The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, December 8,1993, B-7 THE CADIZ RECORD T v/ entertainmenT Complete TV listings for Dec. 8 through 16, 1993 King Crossword Top Video Rentals R.F.D. by MIKE MARLAIVIO 1. Indecent Proposal starring ACROSS Robert Redford (Paramount — .1., Roman Eros Rated: R) Last Week: No. 1 5 . -L a n k a 2. Dennis The Menace Mason 8. Cote moms Gamble (Warner — PG) New Entry « 12. PartofTLC 3. Point Of No Return Bridget J 13. Orchestra’s i place Fonda (Warner — R) No. 2 ; 14. Poet’s pond 4. Falling Down Michael Douglas l 15. Booby (Warner — R) No. 6 follower 5. Aladdin (Walt Disney Home 16. Freshwater Video — G) No. 4 game fish 6. Groundhog Day Bill Murray 18. Italian (Columbia TriStar — PG) No. 3 sausage 7. Posse Mario Van Peebles (Poly- 20. Popular Gram Video — R) No. 21 ^ ' card game 8. National Lampoon’s Loaded 21. “Just Married” Weapon 1 Emilio Estevez (Colum • appendages bia TriStar — PG-13) No. 8 23. Meyers of TV ?4. Tina Turner, 9. Alive Ethan Hawke • for one (Touchstone — R) No. 7 28. Retained 10. Scent O f A Woman A1 Pacino 31. Altar phrase (MCA/Universal — R) No. 9 J2. Hauling 11. Fire In The Sky D.B. Sweeney • vehicles 53. American 5. Fast runner 29. Moslem saint (Paramount — PG-13) No. 10 34. Galahad’s moths 6. “— Rita” 30. Endeavor 12. Born Yesterday Melanie Grif f title 54. Roman 7. “The Seven 33. Large sea gull fith (Hollywood Home Video — A 35. Car mar statesman 36. To Ride” PG) No. 22 w 37. Von Braun’s Year —” 55. Mae or 8. Begin a 38. Lure 13. The Sandlot James Earl Jones < specialty Nathanael 40. Bom (FoxVideo — PG) No. 5 J39. — Pan Alley journey 56. Legal matter 9. Most tired 42. Make tea 14. Chaplin Robert Downey Jr. 41. Avoid 57. Greek 43. Routine 42. Prepares for 10. Formerly (Live Home Video — PG-13) No. 13 underground 44. Child-ish 15. Cop And A Half Burt impact DOWN 11. Soap-frame instruction? Reynolds (MCA/Universal — PG) 45. Human 1. Behaves bar RATZ by BEN SMITH 17. Large parrot 46. Soviet river No. 12 | follower 2. Actress 47. Film 49. Radio City 19. — media 16. Tom And Jerry The Movie Corday composer Nino dancer 22. Greek island 3. Evangelist 48. Baseball’s (Family Home Entertainment — G) ■51. Curtain or 24. Free Slaughter New Entry horse Roberts 25. Pindar’s forte 50. — the mark 17. Three O f Hearts William £ ‘52. Major 4. Fill the 26. Business (conform) Baldwin (Columbia TriStar — R) i suitcase connections follower No. 11 again 27. Opulence 18. Indian Summer Alan Arkin Natasha’s Stars (Touchstone — PG-13) No. 17 19. The Dark Half Timothy Hut ARIES (March 21 to April 10) this week bodes well for your finan ton (Orion — R) No. 23 20. Sommersby Jod ie Foster This is an excellent time for reaching cial interests. A family member may agreements with others. Some minor not see things your way. Higher- (Warner - PG-13) No. 15 problems may crop up in business minded pursuits bring serenity. Top C&W Singles this week. Partnership interests are Though you are inspired and articu favored. You have brilliant new late, some crossed signals are still business ideas later in the week, but likely now. Double-check for facts. 1. Collin Raye “That Was A may have a bit of trouble in execut SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to River” (Epic) Last Week: No. 2 ing them. December 21) Reaching an agree 2. Alan Jackson “Mercury Blues” ALL MY CHILDREN: Tad refused, he walked out on her. She grandson. W ait To See: The hearing TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) If ment with another about a financial (Arista) No. 3 found an injured Dixie and took her found a bottle of brandy, opened it, produces a surprise. seeking someone to help you out concern may be difficult this week. 3. Garth Brooks “American to a shelter. Dixie begged an armed and stared at it. Taylor was puzzled LOVING: Trucker warned Joe part-time around the house, you will Don’t let a “what me, worry” attitude Honky-Tonk Bar Association” Ted for compassion and reminded that there was a local listing for (Dante) to stay away from Dinah find a person to your liking now. toward money take hold while (Liberty) No. 4 him that he’s Nola’s son. Moved by James Warwick’s dead father, but Lee. Later, Joe taunted his Good news this week relates to your socializing. A difference of opinion 4. Martina McBride “My Baby Dixie’s plea, Ted walked away. Tad none for his living mother. During an mysterious prisoner about his pretty business interests. You may be is likely to arise with a friend later in Loves Me” (RCA) No. 8 told Dixie he’ll ask Brooke for a “imagery” session, Taylor observed wife. Buck invested through a broker taking too much for granted about a the week. 5. Tracy Lawrence “My Second divorce. Hayley found Timmy’s James’ horror at seeing the contents who was secretly working for Dante. friendship situation. Stay on your CAPRICORN (December 22 to Home” (Atlantic) No. 11 LSD sticker. After Edmund asked of an imaginary black box. W ait To Jeremy helped Tess develop a toes. January 19) News you've been wait 6. Dwight Yoakam “Fast As You” Maria’s father for her hand in mar See: Stephanie and Sally square off promotional campaign for Steffi. GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) An ing for about a business concern ar (Reprise/Wamer) No. 10 riage, she agreed to remain engaged again. Tess confided in Jeremy about her overdue bill may demand attention rives now. You will be very pleased. 7. Lee Roy Parnell “On The to him. Trevor found Natalie’s letter DAYS O F OUR L IV E S: Ballistic abusive husband. Later, Tess was now. You’ll derive great joy from It is a good time for interviews and Road” (Arista) No. 6 to Laurel in which she forgives her tests proved the bullet from the gun spooked when she found a scarf left hobbies and activities with children asking favors of higher-ups. Though 8. Tanya Tucker “Soon” (Liber this week. Partners are happily on the for her crimes. Included was a blank found in Billie’s apartment killed by Dante as an eerie reminder of their you are intent on doing your own ty) No. 9 same wave length. Perseverance check to help Laurel. Trevor went to Curtis and she was arrested. After marriage. Dante overheard Ava talk thing, unconventional business 9. Trisha Yearwood “The Song leads to job success. Avoid chancy the extradition hearing and an being bailed out, she learned Bo had ing about Alex having previously moves aren’t favored. Remembers When” (MCA) No. 13 new investment schemes and over nounced all charges were dropped mortgaged his boat to come up with impersonated Clay. While distract AQUARIUS (January 20 to 10. Pam Tillis “Do You Know spending on pleasure. against Laurel since her debts have the money. During questioning by ing Charlie and the FBI, Alex, posing February 18) You just might stumble Where Your Man Is” (Arista) No. 20 been paid. W ait To See: Dimitri John and Roman, Peter made a slip as Clay, met with Dante. However, CANCER (June 21 to July 22) on a good book that will mean a lot You will be pleased with this week’s faces a difficult emotional decision. about the family’s connection to Dante suspected a trap, and set one to you. Catching up with an un ANOTHER W ORLD: Brett was Curtis. John realized the plastic snap of his own, which left Alex family developments. It is a good finished task will be a priority. Joyful Top 10 Singles time for advertising property for sure Morgan was telling the truth found near Curtis’ body matched the suspended in air in an isolated spot news comes from afar. Time by about his innocence and persuaded clasp on Stefano’s hospital ID on Bear Mountain. W ait To See: sale. Try not to get overly upset yourself later in the week leads to 1. Bryan Adams “Please Forgive him to appear at the trial. Grant bracelet. Hoping to find out more Dante strikes another blow at Tess’ about a domestic concern. Some important insights. Me” (A&M) Last Week: No. 8 rushed to the hospital after learning about the Bradys, Stefano sum emotions. draw closer to a deep commitment. PISCES (February 19 to March 2. Mariah Carey “Hero” (Colum Vicky had been in a car crash. After moned hospital volunteer Sami to his ONE LIFE TO LIVE: Max and The weekend favors having com 20) This week’s happy news pertains bia) No. 4 voicing his concern for the baby, he room. Tom collapsed and was ad Luna parachuted back to Llanview pany over for a visit. to your financial interests. It is an 3. Janet Jackson “Again" (Virgin) and Ryan came to blows, and Grant mitted to the hospital for further test and borrowed Asa’s horse to get to LEO (July 23 to August 22) You excellent week to meet with invest No. 2 suddenly realized his argument with ing. Isabelle was abducted from her will be the recipient of good news ment advisers. A partner may receive Serenity Springs in time for their 4. Salt-N-Pepa “Shoop” (Next this week. Your communicative a raise or tax rebate. You are quite Vicky may have led to the crash. crib. W ait To See: John faces a pos wedding. Andrew and Sabrina, a Plateau/London/PLG) No. 3 skills are highlighted now. Make im popular and will be enjoying good While Grant and Spencer discussed sible life-and-death decision. New Age priestess, officiated. Asa portant phone calls and answer let 5. Toni Braxton “Breathe Again” Grant’s marital status and its impact GENERAL HOSPITAL: Scott and Alex crashed the wedding. Tina ters. Travel is a plus. Think twice Flick Picks (Laface/Arista) No. 5 on a custody fight, Grant looked at told both Katherine and Lucy that he caught Luna’s bouquet. Asa caught when shopping, lest you purchase 6. Tevin Campbell “Can We Amanda’s photo and noted that wanted them out of his life. her garter. Dorian watched unseen as something you really don’t need. by Debbie Fletcher Talk” (Qwest/Wamer) No. 6 things could change. After her pain Katherine asked Mac to help her Andrew, Cassie, Sloan, and Viki VIRGO (August 23 to September 7. Michael Bolton “Said I Loved ful testimony on the stand, Loma prove she’s Dominique’s half sister. held a funeral for baby William. 22) A chance to make extra money CARLITO’S WAY You...But I Lied” (Columbia) No. 7 saw Morgan in the parking lot, and Rhonda began to have frightening Nora underwent brain surgery. Bo arises now. Buying and selling are The United States was commonly 8. 2Pac “Keep Ya Head Up” (In drew a gun on him. Wait To See: flashbacks of Ray’s brutal attack. pressured Rachel into revealing favored. A child may need extra en referred to as a “melting pot” of eth terscope) No. 14 Rachel reacts to Carl’s stunning ad- j Luke told Ruby he wanted to provide Nora’s whereabouts. He rushed to couragement this week. You are nicity in the old, politically incorrect 9. DRS “Gangsta Lean” (Capitol) mission. a real home for Laura and Lucky. A the hospital to be at Nora’s bedside. charismatic and others are drawn to days. It would seem also that with No. 1 AS THE WORLD TURNS: stranger stopped Lucy while she was Cassie grew increasingly depressed you. However, you still need to be each ethnic surge, there was the birth 10. R. Kelly “Sex Me” (Jive) No. Margo received the autopsy report on her way to a spa for rest and over the death of her baby. Todd levelheaded where romance is con of a new crime syndicate, a la the 10 on Line. Connor dealt with the news relaxation. The Quartermaines were made plans to escape from prison. Italian Mafia. Each had a similar cerned. of her pregnancy. Iva refused John’s furious with Jenny when they Wait To See: Dorian makes a goal: to establish territory and to LIBRA (September 23 to October Top R&B/Soul request for custody of M.J. when she learned she had sold her ELQ stock desperate decision. make an inroad into American power 22) Your powers of persuasion are moves to Washington with Jason. to an outsider. Wait To See: There YOUNG AND THE REST and wealth. tops this week. Others are impressed Evan overheard Mary tell Emma she may be trouble in Alan’s immediate L E SS: Jill blamed Jack and Ashley by what you have to say. You’ll be In 1983, the brilliant Brian De 1. Babyface “Never Keeping would do anything for her son future. for John’s collapse. Ashley told hearing some good news. Positive Palma teamed with the oh-so-in- Secrets” (Epic) Last Week: No. 2 (Hutch). Despite her pregnancy, GUIDING LIG H T: Roger had Blade their wedding plans may have thinking opens doors for you. Don’t tense A1 Pacino to bring us “Scar- 2. R. Kelly “Sex Me” (Jive) No. 3 Susan insisted on working at the reason to believe Bess might double to change. Victor bowed out of get carried away with home decorat face,” based on the Cuban “mafia.” 3. Janet Jackson “Again” (Virgin) AIDS unit. John was concerned that cross the Spauldings at the hearing. Thanksgiving dinner with Nikki, ing this weekend. We now have the same team of De No. 4 a routine medical examination Bess anxiously waited for Roger to claiming he had a cold. Cole SCORPIO (October 23 to Palma and Pacino bringing us the 4. 2Pac “Keeping Ya Head Up” would require more tests. After argu turn up at the potting shed. Tangie proposed to Victoria and gave her an November 21) A private discussion story of the Puerto Rican gangster (Interscope/Atlantic) No. 6 Answers to scene. ing with Caleb, Julie met with was rattled when Ross showed an engagement ring and two tickets to 5. Hi-Five “Never Should’ve Let Royce. Rosanna was puzzled by interest in her bag, which was iden Las Vegas. The abuse counselor, King Crossword Based on two novels by a New You Go” (Jive) No. 5 York State Supreme Court Justice, Evan’s strange behavior. Holden tical to Blake's. Jenna asked Roger Deborah, urged Paul not to force 6. Mariah Carey “Hero” (Colum overheard Damian and Eduardo for a divorce, and was shocked by his April to stay with the group. Dorothy Edwin Torres, this film is about the bia) No. 7 efforts of a paroled Puerto Rican argue over a large payment. W ait To reaction. Roger was furious to be got a busy signal when she tried to 7. Color Me Badd “Time And gangster, Carlito Brigante (played See: Damian prepares to deal with subpoenaed as a hostile witness for reach April to tell her of Robert’s Chance” (Giant/Interscope) No. 9 Holden’s preoccupation with Lily. the Spauldings. He disrupted the call. Meanwhile, April tried to call by Pacino), to ditch a life of crime 8. DAS EFX “Freakit” (EastWest) BOLD AND THE BEAUTI party by blaming Alexandra’s sexual Robert to say she was staying a few and go straight. His only hope is to No. 10 FU L: Stephanie was thrilled when selfishness for his affair with Mindy. more days with her mother. Lauren make enough money from his East 9. Shaquille O’Neal “(I Know I Charlton Heston asked to have For Alan-Michael realized Bess was told Scotty about Scott’s death. 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Q. Is Mary Tyler Moore coming Q. Please settle this dispute in After his illness was mistakenly back in a television series? Many our family. My parents were born diagnosed as cystic fibrosis and he of my friends agree with me that in Puerto Rico, and they insist that JILLLDSIcppi | RINDFRi L/LIV was given six months to live, the she’s the kind of person we really the actor, Miguel Ferrer, was also SCORE 10 points for using all the need on television. She’s funny born on the island. I disagree. Hamiltons took their son to Boston’s Children’s Hospital where his ail without being a clown like some of Who’s right? Rose G. two complete words: ment began to correct itself by spe the women on TV these days. A. Miguel, one of several children HEARTILY Jackie H. of the singer, Rosemary Clooney, cial diet and moderate exercise. Soon A. Being a clown is what humor is and the late, great Oscar-winning he felt well enough to watch his older THEN score 2 points each for all all about. Mary once told me that actor, Jose Ferrer, was bom on the sister Susan on an ice skating outing and therefore decided to try skating when she was a youngster, she mainland. His dad, Jose, was bom on found among the letters. dreamed of becoming a dancer. the island. himself. Try to score at least 50 points. Being a clown was next best. In any Iiej 'Aem :awosoM} eiqissod event, Ms. Moore also said that so far Q. I heard that figure skater she hasn’t seen anything that would Scott Hamilton had a rare disease bring her back to a series. She much as a child. Could you please prefers doing films for television. elaborate on this? Kevin T. ASK EVELYN But, as they say in show business, A. Scott Hamilton has been the never say never about a return world’s most celebrated figure skater since 1981, when he won the Gold Medalist and despite steady engagement. progress, abruptly quit competitive first of eight consecutive national skating in 1976 to enroll at Bowling Q. I love Paula Zahn on C B S’ and world titles. The Olympic Gold Green. Finances to fund his training morning show. Is she ever coming Medal he won in Sarajevo, Yugos THE WOOD SHED became an issue. But before he back? How can we get C BS to lavia, in 1984 was the first won by an Pit Bar-B-Q & Restaurant began classes, an anonymous couple bring her back? Stephanie F. American since 1960. A pint-sized who had supported other Olympic Daily Breakfast — $2.77 A. I ’ve received a great many let powerhouse, he is known for his ex Choice of bacon, sausage or ham, 2 eggs, hopefuls volunteered to sponsor ters about Paula Zahn’s status. Ap traordinary speed, footwork and vir gravy, hashbrown, biscuit or toast, coffee Scott. He immediately resumed parently, many of you who wrote tuoso stunts, among them a back flip training and the rest is an incredible CATFISH WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY NIGHTS 4:00-8:30 P.M. somehow miss hearing the daily ex and a battery of triple jumps that history. planation that Ms. Zahn is on mater have thrilled spectators and judges Fish Dinner...... $425 nity leave following the recent birth the world over. From the beginning, Scott skated 21 Pc. Shrimp Dinner with siaw& Fries $495 of her second child. CBS is very high His personal background is one of with great confidence and uncom the most inspiring in the history of Q. How long is A B C ’s “The PRIME RIB SPECIAL - SATURDAY NIGHT 4-8 :30 on Paula and her sidekick, Harry mon speed. He began taking formal sports; a remarkable story of courage Paula Poundstone Show” going to Smith, and there’s no question of her lessons, joined a hockey team and 8 0 2 . Served with: 1 0 0 2 . and determination that make him a be on hiatus? Kirk M. baked potatoes or French status hi the view of the Big Eye. within a year, his illness disappeared A. There’s no hiatus for Paula; it ^ / 9 5 fries, salad, coffee or tea $ Q 9 5 champion in the truest sense of the and he began growing again, al word. was completely canceled after only Q. I read that Doris Duke’s though he would always be consid two episodes. Reason? Paula DAILY PLATE LUNCHES V i Lb. COUNTRY HAM BREAKFAST; adopted daughter wants to fight erably smaller than his peers. His Six weeks after his birth on August Poundstone ranked 101st out of 101 Choice of meat, BABY BACK RIBS EVERY SATURDAY the will that cut her out, with all miraculous recovery was attributed 3 vegetables Salad & Choice of Potato 28, 1958, Scott was adopted by programs. the money going to charity. Can Ernest and Dorothy Hamilton, both to the effects of intense physical ac she do that? Amy W. professors at Bowling Green Univer tivity in the cold atmosphere of the Sat 4-8:30 A. She can try. Whether she wins sity. When Scott was about 2, he rink. -C A T E R IN G — (Permit #14284) her case or not will depend on what Have a question? Send it to Evelyn contracted a mysterious illness that Ludvigson, King Features Weekly her lawyers can bring to the proceed- caused him to stop growing. For the At 13, he began training with Service, 235 East 45rh Street, New next six years, doctors prescribed a Pierre Brunet, a former Olympic York, N.Y. 10017. ©1993 by King Features Synd. Tuning In by Sally Stone NETWORKS MUST BE LIKE On a somewhat related note, RA BBITS. That’s because you no “90210” star, Shannen Doherty is sooner accept the fact that we may reportedly trying to mend some fen- soon have six broadcast networks ces with the media in an effort to vying for viewing time, then comes restructure her image. Most Sunset word that there are plans to set up Boulevard habitues say this is in more of these affiliations. keeping with some much overdue The most recent proposal is for the advice rather than an emotional Spelling Premiere Network, a two- maturation taking place, hour block of prime time program- DIAL TONES: Pierce Brosnan ming to debut in June, 1994. It’s a is one of several stars in TNT’s “The product of a collaboration between Broken Chain,” the second part of a Worldvision Enterprises and series called “The Native producer Aaron Spelling, whose TV Americans.” It airs December 12. track record includes “Beverly Hills Brosnan plays Sir William Johnson, 90210,” currently the favorite pro- an English trader who befriends gram of women l?-49 who watch the Joseph Brant, a young Mohawk war- FOX network. Other Spelling con- rior who fought to drive the French tributions to television broadcasting ou* ° f Canada. Later, Brant is forced include “Mod Squad,” "Charlie’s by the American Revolution to make Angels,” “Dynasty,” “Fantasy Is- a decision that eventually changed land,” and “Hotel.” the destiny of his people. Also recommended for good view- Health Is Within You In nature's wonderland, health is natural. Organic garden ers have been demonstrating for years that plants are virtu ally immune to virus, parasites, infection and other diseases when adequate nutritious elements are available in the soil. And we have all seen plants pushing up through tiny cracks in the sidewalk, showing nature's strong urge for survival and fulfillment. Except for sunlight, all the essential and vital forces necessary for normal plant function are gener ated or absorbed through the root structures, pass up the stalk, and out the limbs to the leaves and fruit. Under such circumstances, the only possible impairment to the plant's normal, natural health is physical injury or pressure on the stalk preventing the vital elements from flowing up the stalk and out to the limbs, leaves and fruit. Picture how a large stone lying across the stalk of a healthy plant can stop the flow and cause it to wither...and that removing the stone will permit the restoration of normal flow, function, and health. To Be Continupri... Allen Chiropractic Center 1842 Canton Road (Hwy. 68 West) Cadiz, KY 42211 A Phone: (502) 522-3957______ 1 A I i The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, December 8,1993, B-ll SENIORS Lightning is powerful, destructive called streak lightning. When Did you stay up to see the to the cloud. Jagged negative a lightning storm can create a high fertilizer a year. streak lightning is blown side tal eclipse of the moon re feelers shoot down, a little halo-like glow around high On land, there is more light cently? I went out to see it when This closer to the ground each time. ways by the wind, it looks like objects. Frequently noticed as a ning at dusk than at dawn; on it was about 1/3 covered, but Finally, the resistance of the several parallel strokes and is fiery glow around ships' masts the ocean, the frequency is re n* called ribbon lightning. When decided not to stay up late That air is overcome and a connection at sea, this became known as St. versed. There is more lightning enough to see the total eclipse. is made. An enormous surge of two branches seem to reach the Elmo's fire, after the patron in summer than in winter. On any clear night, I find the electricity shoots from ground ground at the same time, it's saint of sailors. Does lightning ever strike to cloud, producing a brilliant called forked lightning. Light "Superbolt" is the name twice? Since lightning looks for sky totally fascinating. When by Martha Malone Smith the moon is full, the night is flash. One stroke of lightning ning so far away you can’t make given to very rare flashes that the best route to the ground, it's never dark, but light enough to and jagged streaks light the can be a few hundred feet or out individual strokes or hear are more than 100 times as very likely to hit the same spot walk around outside without sky. Lightning is the most im many miles long. thunder is called heat light powerful as regular lightning. over and over. The Washington the outside light turned on. pressive part of it all. It is How hot is it? Typically, ning. The run-of-the-mill bolt puts Monument, the bell tower of St. When the moon is dark, the powerful and much more de lightning is from 30,000 to When lightning flashes be out about one billion watts; a Mark’s Square in Venice, and stars are magnificent on a clear structive than most of us imag 50,000 degrees Fahrenheit. tween positive and negative superbolt gives at least 100 bil the Empire State Building, are night. ine. That's three to five times the areas of clouds, giving the ef lion, maybe one trillion, maybe famous for multiple strikes. There are also other fasci What is lightning? Storm temperature of the sun's sur fect of a broadly lit area, that's ten trillion. More than two-thirds of nating sights in the sky besides clouds develop an electrical face. This intense heat vio sheet lightning. The flashes When does lightning hit? lightning victims are struck the stars and the moon. Every charge and this produces a pos lently expands the air along that don't hit the earth are Right now, as you read this, while outside. Two out of three day, in 1,800 performances itive charge on the ground that the path of the stroke and known as intra-cloud lightning approximately 1,800 electrical of them survive. Of those across the world, nature pro follows the cloud like a makes waves that can be heard — flashes within or between storms are in progress around killed, nearly 85 percent are duces a breathtaking sound- shadow. Between the cloud and -- a sharp crack if the lightning clouds. Clouds usually block the world. They are giving male, most of them between 10 and-light show, starring mil the ground there is a potential is close, but more of a rumble if their light, so we aren't even forth about 600 lightning and 35 years old. Victims seek lions of fire bolts that strike of millions of volts. Positive it's far off. aware of most of the bolts fly flashes each second, 100 of ing refuge under a tree compose with dazzling speed and awe and negative attract each other Light travels so fast that you ing around up there. Sometimes which strike the earth. the largest single group of some power. Lightning makes a like magnets, but air is a poor can see lightning immediately. such a flash takes off and Lightning converts some of lightning-caused deaths. Of spectacular sky show. There's conductor. The electrical The sound (thunder) travels one travels a distance, finally the nitrogen in the air into ni these, the biggest group is nothing quite so dramatic as a charges strain and the positive mile in about five seconds. touching down miles away from trogen compounds, which are golfers. Other lightning injuries good, strong electrical storm. A current runs up trees, hills, Regular, run-of-the-mill the storm — that’s a "bolt out of washed down with the rain. and deaths commonly occur to driving rain pelts everything, church steeples, people, trying lightning, which zigs and zags the blue." 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It took a backward flip Court has given new meaning to on the day they crucified the m m m u m the term, "M aking out like a One Savior. m 924-5648 i C s o u t b o a r d s bandit." They have made m om ent... He was brought to trial 'T 9170 Canton Rd. Bernard McCumniings a rich please before two separate court man. He was awarded S-4.3 systems and falsely accused million for injuries received before both. The court of the during a robbery attempt. by Harold Rose Jews finally convicted him of Compliments Bernard was not hurt trying to Pastor blasphemy saying He claimed to Ytardecr rescue someone nor was he the East Cadis Baptist Church be the Son of God. He was HOME TOWN Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner robbery victim. As incredible as mali-urtier degrees from dip taken to a Roman authority who DECORATING Banquet Facilities Available it seems, he was the robber. loma mills. They are supposed found him innocent but decided Hwy. 68 E @ 1-24 522-0538 Bernard the mugger assaulted to be nine of the finest and best to kill him anyway. They 2608 Ft. Campbell Blvd. 885-4361 71 year old Jerome Sandusky as legal minds in our country. proceeded to whip Him to he waited for a commuter train. They have surely taken the within an inch of His life, The victim was savagely beaten term, "M aking out like a marched Him to a hill outside and robbed of about $30.00. bandit," to new heights. the city and nailed Him up on a Transit Authority officer On the same day they tree. This is justice upside Manuel Rodriguez came to the elevated Bernard the mugger to down and inside out! W7R n I rescue, drew his pistol and shot millionaire status, they ruled •Jerome Sandusky was angry. Open: Monday - Saturday 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Bernard in the back as he fled that Lyndon LaRouche, the He got his $30.00 back but look Sunday 12-6 p.m. the subway platform. Bernard radical perpetual presidential what happened to the mugger. the mugger was left paralyzed. candidate can receive federal The wrong man got the reward! 701 North Main St.•Hopkinsville, Ky. • (502)886-8131 Hopkinsville 886-6388 He pleaded guilty, served two funds for his 1992 campaign. The writer of Psalm 94 years in prison and sued the Mr. LaRouche is in prison wondered in verse 3, "Lord, Transit Authority. The court serving 15 years for mail fraud. how iong will the wicked awarded him the money and You can't vote in jail but you triumph? Injustice lias always Goodwin Funeral Home last week the decision was can run for president and have been common in our imperfect upheld by the Supreme Court. your expenses paid by world. However, there's-a new Sponsor the "We handle Pre-arrangements* Sandusky was incensed. He taxpayers? Justice is beginning world coming! The tragedy of Serving Everyone in Trigg County said, "It's justice turned upside to look like a pineapple upside Jesus’ crucifixion ended in down." This is not a decision triumph. He died and rose Church Page 138 Main 522-6676 down cake. made by a clandestine kangaroo Neither of these qualify as the again! So shall we if we have court. These are not people with worst case of inverted justice in trusted Him as Savior. BAPTIST CHURCH Locust drove CHRISTIAN CHURCH Cadiz United KM B a p tis t M eth o d ist KENTUCKY Bible Baptist Randy Davenport, Cadiz Christian Rev. Harry G. Lewis Bill Meador, Pastor Pastor 214 Main Street Highway 68 East Dr. Tom M artin, MACHINE COKE IS IT Highway 272 East Pastor 31 Main Street AND ENGINEERING, INC. B lo o m fie ld Maple drove 522-8402 Cerulean M eth odist M iss io n a ry Cadiz 522-6061 B a p tis t Rev. Joseph Newton, Pastor Irvin Darnell, Pastor R o a rin g Hopkinsville Road E. A. Brown, Pastor Maple Grove Road Springs Christian Highway 139 North Billy Joe Nichols, 522-7095 Pastor Dyer's Chapel Compliments of M on tgo m ery United Methodist Buffalo Licit Elizabeth Baptist James A. Shuck, Pastor PENNYRILE RURAL B a p tis t Leon Townsend, Pastor Highway 68 West Sponsor the Highway 68 East, James Black, Pastor ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE Rocky Ridge Road W allo n ia 2799 Wallonia Road Linton United Christian Church M e th o d is t Church Page John Daniels, Pastor Keith Ferguson, Pastor "Proudly Serving Thp Pennyrile" Highway 276 Cadiz Baptist Mt. Pleasant Highway 164 Rev. Phillip Salmon, Pastor B a p tis t 82 Main Street Grandville Courtney, CHRISTIAN Pastor FELLOWSHIP Mayes Chapel 3666 Blue Springs Road John Frazier, Pastor Blue Springs Will Jackson Road THE B a p ti s t C h ris tia n New Hope Baptist Daniel Swartz, Pastor Darell Eldridge, Pastor Mt. Zion United F A R M Rt. 3 Box 231 Todi) Gray, Pastor Whitecrest Hill M ethodist Princeton, KY 42445 Highway 525. Bailey Lumber Co. Rev. Joseph Newton, Pastor Mi •HvGiqaA U INTERDENOMINATIONAL Cerulean Road 522-6222 Cdrulean Rd. O T 0 R E , INC. C alv ary Missionary Baptist Netv Jerusalem Christian Life (502) 522-6732 B a p tis t C enter O a k la n d CADIZ, KENTUCKY Gary Heath, Pastor Johnny Hawkins, 16 Court Street United Methodist Highway 274 Pastor 522-0911 Keith Ferguson, pastor 2550 Old Cadiz-Maggie Oakland Church Road Road Canton Baptist CHURCH OF CHRIST Royce Dukes, Pastor i E C O N O M Y Oak. d ro v e B a p tis t P.O. Drawer 859 Hal Shipley, Pastor a a M i ...■■■■■...... THE CADIZ RECORD Hamtown Restaurant P.O. 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Homes,Inc.,LakeHwy. 79E, security deposit. Call 522- Wanted acreage on black EMPLOYMENT OPPOR Park PI. West Cadiz, KY. 42211 on November 19, Call 522-1286. 8388 M-Thur. 8 a.m.-4:30 Paris, TN 1-800-642-4891. TUNITY. Body Shop Tech 42211 Phone (502)924-9101. I. Claimsmustbe proved p.m. Equal Housing Oppor top road with electricity. nician wanted. Must have according to Kentucky Re tunity, handicapped acces Prefer 139 South Road or Honda 70- 3-wheeler, and tools. Benefits available. If DO-RITE , CONCRETE vised Statutes and filed within FOR SALE: 18 ft. Century sible. TDD Phone Number Linton, must be reasonable, deep freeze. Call after 5p.m ., 615-358-5858. interested call, 365-5132 for WORKS, Salem, KY. Spe a reasonable time and before Ski Boat w/ trailer, depth 11. Real Estate 1-800-545-1833 Ext. 287. the expiration of six months finder, lifejackets, 2 covers, more information. cialist in fiat pour surfaces. from the date of appointment 1975,190 HP, V8. Call 522- WANTED- someone to sit Free Estimates. Call 988- By owner, 2-story, 4 bed (KRS 395.190) with the Horse For Sale: Paint, Black with elderly woman, in my Needed mechanic- basic 3117 or 988-4135. room, 2 bath, 2,500 square FOR RENT New storage Administrator or his attorney, and white. 8 year old. Good home at various tim es, per skills required, apply at foot home on 20 plus acres units. 3 Sizes, behind Napa W. Howell Hopson, III, P.O. for trail riding. 527-5703 hour or daily. Call P at at Quality Ford, Princeton, Ky. $95,000; or house and 3 Auto Parts on Aurthur SHOP THE CLASSIFIEDS Box 662, Cadiz, KY 42211 after 5 pm. '522-4537. acres, $85,000. Call (502) Wallace Drive. Phone 522- 522-7943 between 5-9 p.m. 7887. FOR SALE; SPINET-CON 14. Help Wanted | * * Opportunities W. Howell Hopson, III CHRISTMAS KITTENS- SOLE PIANO Wanted, re P.O. Box 662 CALIFORNIA bred Sia sponsible party to make low New-3 flat-lst-floor (2-2 MOBILE HOME FOR mese, flame point, 2 Queens POSTAL JOBS Start MAKE SOME EXTRA Cadiz, KY 42211 monthly payments on piano. bedroom units) 750 square RENT. Call 522:7841. left. (502)885-7418. $11.41/hr. + benefits. For MONEY by selling those See locally. Call: 1-800-327- feet each. 2nd floor (1-2 Uzzle’s Trailer Court. application & info, call 1 items (clothes, etc.) you do 3345. bedroom unit) 1,000 square (216) 324-5827. 7am to 10 not use anymore. Turn them FOR SALE: ARC Cocker feet on one acre lot. 3 min Now accepting applications pm 7 days. into cash. Advertise in The NOTICE spaniel puppies, buffcolored, utes from public boat dock. 3. Appliances for 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom Cadiz Record classifieds. ALL RECENT (1993) back shots and wormed, $80 each. $10,140.00 per ye ar income, All real estate adver and 3 bedroom apartments. Call 522-6605. copies of the Cadiz Record Call 388-7480. $79,995.00 call 522-3038. TEXAS REFINERY CORP. tised in this newspaper Section 8 assisted. Equal are ,50y +6% tax each (,53d) Frigidaire refrigerator, al needs mature person now in is subject to the Fair mond, $200. Call 522-7640. Owner listing- brick home, Opportunity. Barkley CADIZ area. Regardless of Copies datingback 1992 and HOPKINSVILLE KEN Housing Act of 1968 country setting, located just Manor Apartments. 522- experience, write W. H. before are $1.00 + 6% tax N ELS- Boarding, grooming which makes it illegal offl39 south, approximately Hopkins, Box 711, Ft. Worth, ($1.06) each. The Cadiz and pet supplies. Dog obedi BBS SPORTS & EMBROI 4. Furniture 3 miles from Cadiz. 4-5 bed TX 76101. to advertise “any pref Record. ence and counseling. Sky DERY SPECIALIST- spe rooms, 3 l/2baths, full base erence, limitation, ,o r line Drive. 886-5621. cialist in embroidery for ment, efficiency unit. Lots of 13. Wanted discrimination based Child’s vinyl rocking chair 1 bedroom suite, box springs Truck driver wanted, CDL. schools and business. Guns extras/potential. Designed on race, color, religion, $15, electric organ & bench, and mattress. 522-6758. license required. Call days and ammunition. for privacy, 1 or 2 families. $25, weight lift bench with UKC Purple Ribbon Ameri Babysitter or nanny. Call 615-232-7001 nights 615- Hopkinsville, Indian Hills sex, or national origin, Priced to sell. Shown by leg curls, $30, decorated can Eskimo puppies. 5 weeks Samuel Dotson at 522-0472. 232-7771. Shopping Center. 885-9094. handicapped, families Hardrock maple table and 4 appointment only. Call 522- Christmas sweat shirts, $20. old, white. Adorable, ready chairs, $300. Call Sondra 8719 or522-3826 after 5 p.m. with children, or an .in- 522-6560. C & B Window Tinting-Resi- Cossey, 522-3764. for Christmas. $225.00. Call HAVE SOMETHING TO UTILITY COMPANY' tention to make any dential/Commercial. Re (502)885-0822. SELL? Want to buy some JO B S . $8.25-15.75/hr., this such preference, limita Fire Wood $35.00a load, Call area. Men and women duces heat/glare. Reduces 12. For Rent thing reasonable? Then tion, or discrimination." Shawn Futrell. 522-8597. 5. Automobiles place a classified ad in The needed. No experience nec fading of furnishings, cuts Just in time for Christmas. This newspaper will not Cadiz Record. It’s easy. Ju sf essary. For information, call cost of heat and air. 3M AKC Registered Sheltie Pup 1-219-736-4715, ext. U- Products, 5-year warranty. knowingly accept any FOR SALE- 1993 Harley 1978 HONDA 4-door Sta- 2 Bedroom Mobile Home, call 522-6605. pies. Sable & white. $150.00 3 416,8 a.m.- 8 p.m.- 7 days. (502)388-2274. advertising for real es Davidson Sportster Collec- tion Wagon. Priced at $900. each. Weaned six weeks old. Good condition, washer, tors edition. 522-0472. Call 235-5046 and leave dryer, stove, refrigerator. tate which is in viola (502)258-5888. Wanted: Good farm land to ______message if no answer. Deposit required. No pets. WORLD BOOK CHRIST C A SE Y ’S PA IN TIN G tion of this law. Qur hunton, will respect land as Inquire at: 2150 Maple MAS SPECIAL! Make extra SERVICE: Painting in and readers are hereb y -in if it were my own. I am new For Sale- Quarter horse, 15 Grove Rd. cash for Christmas! Sell out. Paperhanging, woodfin 1985 Cadillac Eldorado, 10. Mobile Homes to the Cadiz area, I would formed that all dwell HH, gelding. 10 years old. before Dec. 13 for Christ ishing, drywall repair, small 1979 Camaro-Mint condi like to do some hunting. I ings advertised in this $800, firm. 759-1655 after 4 mas delivery. Sell 2 sets of carpentry work. Expert tion. Call 436-2799. FOR RENT- mobile home, 2 p.m. Custom order or buy your would agree to pay a small World Book, be able to do newspaper are availa bedroom, $200 a month. workmanship. 25 years home from stock. One of the fee. Please call Todd Cutrer nate set to a needy family. experience. Reasonable ble on an equal oppor Blue Springs Estates. Call FOR SALE: Tractor Ford 8 1985 Chevrolet Cavalier- 2 Southeast’s largest and old at 522-1812. If no answer Call 1-800-269-1160, askfor rates. Every customer satis tunity basis. 924-5076 after 6 p.m. N completely re-conditioned, door, good condition. Call est dealerships of quality 522-3802 leave message. Shirley. fied. 388-2274. w/new bu sh hog cycle 522-9901. built, energy efficient manu mower, box scraper. Call factured homes. Dinkins FOR RENT- Retail or office 522-8067. Mobile Homes, Inc., Lake space downtown Cadiz. Very Mark Blackburn POST FRAME BUILDINGS 6. Trucks Hwy. 79E, Paris, TN 1-800- reasonable. Call The Olde 642-4891. Book Shoppe at 522-6484. affordably priced for your every need. John Deere tractor parts. 67 1990 Isuzu pick-up, am/fin Ford Van, 56 Dodge Pick- stereo, sunroof. Excellent up, Climbing stand. 522- condition. Call 522-6225 or I'll work with you In 0914. any possible way. Matching sofa, love seat, 1989 Dodge Ram 50, auto- chair. Call after 6:30pm 522- matic, blue, 69pcxx miles. Hwy. 62 W 6123. $4900. Call 362-7035. Quality Princeton B^^Builders, Inc. F ord-Mercury 365-3673 /Alcoholics/Anonymous 1-800-628-1324 Record meet* every Tuesday night at 8 pm | at the Bank of Cadiz Community Room. This is a n o p e n m eeting. Anyone having alcohol problems or COLDWELL BANKER PROPERTY SHOWCASE knows someone that has alcohol problems is encouraged to attend. WE CAIM FIIMAIMCE An Unusual Find!!! EVERYONE!! " A l ^ B u y This nice brick has 3 bedrooms, a full basement, < ‘ WE HAVE A LARGE “ s a i 3 lots and near the lake. This comfortable home and has been lovingly cared for by the original’ j 12'x20' SELECTION OF USED CARS Located just 2 miles from Cadiz, this 3 bed features2 bedrooms, greatroom with a fireplace, owners. The home sits on a 19 acre tract of r Metal Carport $799°° IN-STOCK FOR DELIVERY! room home has been reduced to $32,000. full basement, deck, covered patio, and hascerrtral waterfront property, a bonus of rental house is ’ Answer Yes To These Questions And Call Betty. airconditioning. Pricedat$55,000...askfor Betty. included with property. Call Betty... Includes Setting Up You Can Take Delivery Ot A Vehicle Today! Kentucky Mobile Home Service 90 Kingdom Hall Rd. • Madisonville ~ p mecca (502) 821-9268 • t-800-582-0137 1. Do you hivo i Ky. drivers license ® [ n o ] & Social Security card? 2. Do you have proof of Ky. P r c s l [ n o ] residence? El phono, gis bill 3. Do you bring homo $150 not per iU F j.u; HOME IMPROVEMENTS [ml S Canton Blue Springs Road Lakeview week with pay stubs? Neat Starter, R e tlre m ^ ^^ ^ 4. Do you have or can you get auto [ y e s ] [ n o ] Brick, 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, central 3 bedrooms, 2 bath home in Rockcastle. Com- • V acation Home pletely furnished with large screened deck. Priced! 522-7636 he at an d air, ne a r lake . $4 4,70 0. C all 2 bedrooms, 11/2 baths, redwood deck. Near 5. Do you thro ft work In Ky.? at$39,500. Call Leona at Coldwell Banker, 522- [mi ® Carol. 522-8110. Lake. $45,000. Ask for Carol. 522-8110. 4694 or home, 522-6191. Vinyl & Aluminum Siding - Gutters Roofing - Garages - Storage Sheds RE-ESTABLISH CREDIT Inside 8c Outside Repairs Service 1st Realty 110 Merchant Street- WESTERN KENTUCKY'S CLEARING HOUSE Cadiz, KY CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE * OF USED CARS & TRUCKS ( 502) 522-4699 4 Visa • Mastercard • Payroll Checks • Tax Checks Accepted The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, December 8,1993, B-15 CLASSIFIEDS 16. Services I 16. Services ■ 20. Free ATTENTION: If you need NEED A LAND SUR FR E E Wooden P a lle ts - to have something faxed or VEYOR OR ENGINEER? Several uses around the need to receive a fax we can Registered professional sur farm or good firewood. May help! Ju s t call THE CADIZ veyor, highway engineer, pick up at Stone Plastics, RECORD for details. It’s lots, acreage, subdivisions, Industrial Park #1, Cadiz. easy! 522-6605. construction staking. For all your surveying needs con For complete moving and tact James T. Boren, 522- 23. Personals set-up of your mobile home. 7955. Call Heaton Mobile Home Movers. Days 365-6900, ROBERT VANDIVER SEP FOR A GIFT of any kind nights 365-9637. TIC TANK CLEANING (Birthday, Anniversary, SERVICE. Prompt, efficient, friendship, etc.), send a GLENN WEST-Roofing. and reliable service. Rea year’s subscription to the Work guaranteed. Free esti sonable rates. Call Collect. Cadiz Record. For only mates. Reasonable. Metal Phone (502)886-4114. $16.43 (6% tax included in Roofs included. Call 269- price) in Trigg Co., $17.49 9341. Septic Cleaning Service. (6% tax included in price) Give a Subscription to Septic tanks, grease traps, anywhere in Kentucky. efficient, reliable, reason $25.00out-of-state. Your gift able rates. No extra charge will be remembered all year THE CADIZ RECORD Greenfield Construction, long. We’ll send a personal roofing, decks, porches, for Sundays and Holidays. gift subscription card. Or remodeling and out build HUBERT LONG, 140 Wrap up a subscription for someone special and you'll be der today. Send your check ings, barn repair, vinyl sid Simpson, Hopkinsville, KY giving them a whole lot more. Each and every week, the or money order to the Cadiz ing and trim. Fred estimates. 885-8076 or 886-9960. Record, P.O. Box 311, Cadiz, newspaper is filled with news, information, interesting Call Glenn, 522-7974. KY 42211. Be sure and in articles and happenings from around the community. 18. Livestock clude name and address of School news, church news, money saving coupons, sports recipient and howyou would Have Wallpaper? Will like your card signed. news and more are yours to enjoy. Hhng! Ju st call Miranda . Ricks for an in-home esti FOR SALE— Purebred m a t e today. 522-3744. Yorkshire and Hampshire Single Adults, make new ONE YEAR Boars and Gilts. Also Du roc friends. Free dance lessons, Boars. Ready for service. variety of events. Meets at HICKORY SMOKE coupon and mall with your check or money order to: SUBSCRIPTION RATES Guaranteed breeders. We MILLBROOKE CHRIS- HOUSE- Christmas cater deliver. Call FRANK TAIN CHURCH, Country $16.43 ing, custom cooking, cater THE CADIZ REOCRD ln=-County TURNER & SON. 785-4802 Club Lane, Hopkinsville. 7- ing parties of any size, any or 785-4590. pm Thursdays. Information P.O. Box 311 Out-Of-County $17.49 Where, specializingin Hick- call Meriyn 889-9060 or ory cooked barbecue. Other Cadiz, KY 42211 OutOf-State $2 5 .0 0 Juanita 885-2499. party dishes and food of all ' kinds available. See Tom or 130 Charolais cross Angus Penny at Hickory Smoke Heifers. Guaranteedbred. All 24, Notices Enclosed is my check or money order for $ house, Brickyard Plaza. 889- vaccinations. Very high qual 9052. ity. Call after 6 p.m. (502) 365- 5954. I Clarence B. Pope, will not Please send a one-year subscription to: I will bake your Holiday be responsible for any debts cakes for you. Experienced. other than my own. Name Call Darlene at 522-6993. GRAND OPENING - HELD OVER Address LAKE BARKLEY CON KENTUCKY LAKE TINUOUS GUTTERING. [ SOLD City State Zip Aluminum or vinyl siding 5.17 AC-$11,900 and cornice. 34 Cunning New waterfront development! f-M'UIIFJI'C ham Avenue, Cadiz, KY. Gently sloping lake access home- 522-6788. site w/ mature hardwoods, sea Gift Subscription is from: sonal lake view & eastern expo Service 1st Realty LBL Taxidermy Archery, sure. Fronts on TVA. Boat, fish 2nd and Glendale. PSE & relax — mild climate, low taxes. 522*4699 Name X I bows, accessories. Qual Vacation/retire. Special 8.95% Address ity taxidermy at reasonable ARM terms. Call developer for )ect prices. Official Kentucky .more info 1-8QQ-858-1323,____ City State Zip deer check station. 522- thebesf. y o u , camA&Afi, m a, (^AMtdfaia6 This year when you help a family in need, you can get a FREE classified in THE CADIZ RECORD. Simply make a donation of food, clothes or toys by Dec. 14. The children are boys, ages 2-1/2,6 and 7. Clothing sizes are: Pants — 3,6, 7 Shirts — 3 Toddler, 6, 7 As you prepare to celebrate this season of giving with your family, please don't forget what a simple act of kindness can mean to a child! % B-16, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, December 8,1993 New Car Price Down Payment Tax, title, iicense 9,500 Finance This Amount And Have NO Monthly Payment til February 1st This allows you to use your next 2 monthly car payments as CHRISTMAS QUALITY USED CARS and TRUCKS • QUALITY USED CARS and TRUCKS ta y r 1992 Pontiac 1991 Isuzu 1992 Honda 1993 Honda Grand Am Pick-up 4x4 A cco rd LX Cavalier R3 Del Sol Auto, air, tilt, cruise V-6, 5 speed, air auto, air, loaded Auto, air, PW, PL, tilt 5 spd., removable roof *10,988 or s8,988 or *13,988 or *8,988 or *11,988 or *209 m onth s209 m onth *278 m onth *169 m onth *229 m onth ■h II m UhM 1983 Ford 1992 Mitsubishi 1990 Geo 1993 Ford 1993 Lincoln Town Cars M ustang E clipse Prizm T -B ird LX Leather, loaded 5-speed, air, cassette 4 door, auto, air loaded, low mileage Convertible aSE STARTING AT V-6, auto, 1 owner *10,988 or *5,988 or *14,988 or *13,988 or *22,988 or Only s4,988 *219 m onth *129 m onth *299 m onth *275 m onth *469 m onth 1992 Geo 1993 Chevy 1993 GMC 1992 Lumina 1993 Ford 1992 Isuzu C-1500 X-Cab Tracker 4x4 Z-71 Euro M ustang LX Rodeo 4x4, captain's chairs, peed, air, cassette All Power 4 dr., auto, air, loaded auto, air, loaded 4x4,4 door, cassette loaded *9,888 or *18,988 or *9,988 or *21,488 or *12,888 or *15,888 or *196 m onth *385 m onth *189 m onth *439 m onth *249 m onth *319 m onth 1991 Ford 1990 Lincoln 1987 O lds 1993 Ford 1992 Chevy 1988 Ford 1987 Ford F-150 XLT Tow n Car Cutlass 442 E xplorer XLT Silverado E scort B ronco II V-8, auto, loaded 1 owner, 26,000 miles V-8, auto, sharp 4 dr., 4WD, low miles 4x4, Z-71 2 door, 5 speed, air 4x4, V-6, 5 speed *13,988 or *16,888 or *4,988 or *21,888 or *14,988 or *2,988 or *4,988 or s439 m onth *409 m onth *139 m onth *449 m onth s299 m onth *69 m onth *129 m onth Pembroke Foster Keith Hopson Dale Perry Frank Potchik Belmont Sholar Glen Wabnitz Tom Bell Penelope Business Mgr. Sales Sales Sales Sales Sales Sales Lance Stations Shea Walker Jimmy Hart Rick Hamby Eric Ortt John Ellis Chuck Owsley Randy Staude Used Car Mgr. Sales Sales Sales Sales Sales Sales Toyota Mgr. *Payments based on $1200 down plus If you are not tax & title to 100% satisfied, qualified buyers. let me know. Our •94-93 models 9.9% customers come 60 m onths •91-90 models 10.9% first. 48 m onths •89-older models 11.9% Tom Renshaw 36 m onths General Manager A RENSHAW and RENSHAW MANAGEMENT GROUP COMPANY