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0 VOL. 112 NO. 16 COPYRIGHT © 1993, THE CADIZ RECORD, CADIZ, KENTUCKY 50 CENTS Dollar, Russell, Wooi indicted The Trigg County Grand Jury indicted last eight as chief. retired Police Chief Robert S. Dollar, As­ Russell, 39 is charged with second-de­ sistant Chief Robert "Buck" Russell and gree sodomy and third-degree sodomy. His former Cadiz businessman Jimmy Woody charges carry a maximum 15-year sen­ on felony charges of having sex with a fe­ Additional indictments tence. male when she was as young as 13. by Grand Jury are His contact with the alleged victim was The grand jury's action on April 16 con­ from November 1987 through December cluded a six-week investigation by Com­ on Page A-16 1989. monwealth Attorney G.L. Ovey with the Russell, who carries the rank of major, is assistance of the Kentucky State Police. on indefinite suspension from the police "This investigation is now complete," department. Russell has been a policeman said Ovey. "No other police officers are Due to full court dockets, trials are not for 12 years, the last two as assistant involved." expected until next year. chief. The female, now 19, filed a complaint The commonwealth attorney said that Woody, reported to be in his 40s, is alleging sexual misconduct, when she was he would not release the name of the fe­ charged with second-degree rape and between the ages of 13 and 15, with the male unless he was ordered to do so by the third-degree rape. His charges also carry commonwealth attorney's office on March court. a maximum 15-year sentence. 1. Ovey declined to comment on why the Dollar, 60, is charged with one count His contact with the alleged victim was woman had not come forward earlier. each of second-degree rape, third-degree from January 1987 through January 1990. Dollar, Russell, and Woody, who has rape, second-degree sodomy, and third- Second-degree charges stem from contact no connections with the Cadiz Police De­ degree sodomy. If convicted on each count, with the alleged victim when she was partment, each were presented a summons Dollar could be sentenced to a maximum of younger than 14. Third-degree charges are to appear in Trigg County Circuit Court on 30 years. when the alleged victim was younger than ANNOUNCES INDICTMENTS - Commonwealth Attor­ May 13. None of the men were arrested His contact with the alleged victim was 16. ney G.L. Ovey met with reporters on April 16 con­ because they were not considered a threat from September 1987 to January 1990. All crimes reportedly occurred within cerning indictments returned against retired Police to the community or were likely to flee, Dollar retired effective on March 26 Trigg County. Ovey declined to comment if Chief Robert S. Dollar, Assistant Police Chief Robert said Ovey. when the investigation into allegations by the two police officers were on duty when "Buck" Russell, and former Cadiz businessman Jimmy "I felt it was the proper thing to do,” the female, now 19, became public. He the crimes took place and if the incidents W oody. said Ovey. served on the police force for 17 years, the occurred on city property. Task force makes local drug arrests

A four-month undercover drug people have to be involved." operation in Trigg County said Boyd. resulted in the arrests of 13 The largest buy was 1-1/2 individuals, including several ounces of cocaine, costing $2,350. in a reported cocaine syndicate, "This is well above a 'street- on April 19, said Jimmy Boyd, level' dealer," said Boyd. director of the Pennyrile The syndicate charges are Narcotics Task Force. linked together while the "We feel we have arrested other drug arrests were from one of the main sources bringing random incidents. drugs into Trigg County," said "We know we haven't Boyd. stopped all the drug flow into There were no particular the county. We'll never win the targets in the investigation, but war on drugs, but it’s our job as quantities of drugs during police officers to unite and purchases escalated and led to make Trigg County a good place several people being charged to live." with engaging in organized Other drugs purchased by the WINS PARTICIPATION TROPHY AGAIN - For the fifth nior Games last week in Hopkinsville. Standing with crime (criminal syndicate), task force included marijuana. straight year, the Cadiz/Trigg County senior citizens the trophy are some of the 49 participants that made which carries a higher prison There also was a couple of team won the traveling trophy for having the largest up the 1993 team. sentence than trafficking drug vehicles seized during the number of county participants at the Pennyrile Se­ charges. arrests. "For criminal syndicate More arrests from the charges, a minimum of five See Task Force, Page A-9 Change of venue granted in rape trial

The trial of a Hopkinsville April 28 trial date set in Lyon complex on Lafayette Street Wilson's court-appointed at­ man accused with the rape of County on charges of first-de­ armed with a small-caliber torney, Thomas Glover, re­ Sivills hopes to an elderly Cadiz woman late gree rape, first-degree robbery, handgun. State Police say quested the change of venue in last year will be in Lyon County first-degree burglary, two Wilson then entered an upper circuit court April 8, saying after Circuit Judge Bill Cun­ counts of second-degree bur­ apartment and allegedly raped that he felt a racial issue hire new chief ningham granted a change of glary, and second-degree per­ the 90-year-old resident. Wil­ would surface in naming a jury venue last week, citing the ren­ sistent felony offender. Wilson son forced the woman to write because Wilson is a black man ovation of the Trigg County was-arrested Dec. 26, 1992, by two checks for about 350 dollars charged with raping a white Courthouse as the reason why the Cadiz Police Department each and tried to cash them 30 woman. b y J u n e 1 the trial was moved. and Kentucky State Police after minutes later at a nearby gro­ However, Circuit Judge Bill Kendall Fitzgerald Wilson, he allegedly entered two lower cery store where he was ap­ See Trial, Page A-6 Part-time officer also to be added 25, of Hopkinsville, has an apartments of a four-house prehended.

Cadiz Mayor Scott Sivills were indicted by the Trigg hopes to hire a new police chief County Grand Jury on April 16. Hearing set for proposed city budget by June 1 and add a part-time The mayor of a Class V city, Cadiz residents will be given meeting will begin at 7 p.m. in Madison, Perry, Wallace, officer to the force in the next such as Cadiz, has the author­ will be conducted by the Cadiz an opportunity to present writ­ Cadiz City Hall. Montgomery, Franklin, and few weeks. ity to hire and fire all city em­ Planning Commission at 7 p.m. ten and oral comments and sub­ Jefferson streets. The Cadiz Police Department ployees. However, Sivills Another public hearing has on April 22 in Cadiz City Hall. mit questions regarding the Since 1985, the city has re­ has been two men short since plans to designate three coun- been scheduled at 7 p.m. on proposed city budget of ceived three Community De­ The council gave final ap­ March 26, due to allegations of cilmen to assist him in naming a April 29 to obtain views on $2,091,900 for fiscal year 1993- velopment Block Grants to­ proval for the annexation of misconduct against Chief new police chief. The entire housing and community devel­ 94 during the May 4 city council talling $1,891,415. The funds the industrial park at the Robert S. Dollar, who submit­ council will be involved if fur­ meeting. opment needs for the city’s April 15 council meeting. ther disciplinary action is were used to rehabilitate 107 ted for early retirement when Councilmen were presented Community Development Block taken against Russell. homes, demolish and clear 66 The planning commission will an investigation into the mis­ copies of the budget during Grant Program application. conduct claims surfaced, and "My main concern is to keep structures, and construct 16 new make a recommendation on their meeting on April 15. In phase four of the city's re­ Assistant Chief Robert "Buck" the police department homes. zoning to the council. The coun­ There may be some amendments habilitation project, the council A third public hearing - on Russell, who was indefintely functioning," said Sivills. cil is expected to act on the to the budget prior to the public is seeking to renovate approxi­ proposed zoning for the recently suspended without pay. Both See Chief, Page A-o commission's recommendation hearing. The May 4 council mately 20 homes along Monroe, annexed Industrial Park #2 — at the May 4 council meeting.

Two Sections • 32 Pages Opinion...... A-2, A-3 State Sen. Jeff Green Obituaries...... A-4 Allocation formula adopted Society...... A -ll - A-13 addresses Chamber of Commerce by Trigg County School Board Sports...... B-l, B-2 Page A-3 Agriculture...... B-4, B-5 Page A-6 TV Listings, Entertainment...... B-7 * B-10 Seniors...... B -ll, B-12 Classifieds...... B-13-B-15

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A-2, H ie Cadiz Record, Wednesday, April 21,1993 ___ OPINION

Non-traditional birthday greetings Just the Other Day By Billy Rawls I have never been one to wait until loyalties are to Michigan. SEC April 15 to do my taxes. I don't have the translation -- it's like one of us rooting for time. Because April 15 will always be Kentucky and the other Tennessee.) A small rash of "The Day," I don't get very far from the The next call was from Angie, my broke out as telephone, nor do I get the traditional M att running buddy in college and the little Countians ask me if the greetings. Sanders sister I never had. Charlie Hooks of my 'me'an' "The Day" began very early in the "I can't believe we've stayed friends Charlie references was a morning. I pick up the phone. all these years because you can be such a person. Since Charlie was "Thirty-seven years ago at just about jerk. And, it gets worse as you get older." best friend, I was bound this time, I was having to wake up your "Did the phone company change its answer in the affirmative. But father to take me to the hospital." Wisdom does not always come with motto to 'Reach out and nag someone?'" me’an Charlie were also real in The phone changed hands. "You age. "Like I said....Jerk!” a broader sense. wouldn't let me sleep late 37 years ago Leslie, a former associate who Then there was my five-year-old I feel fairly safe in saying that we and you still won't let me sleep in late." volunteers a considerable amount of her nephew. boys of our generation, and many Sarcasm is Dad's way of saying "I love time to be my conscious, was next. "Uncle Matt, you buy anything for me?" paralelled, if not exceeded, by oth you.” "Just because this is your day, do you That's what I love about youth. No become old men of the present or I did not have enough time to make it to think you desire any special treatment?" matter whose day it is, everyone should Charlie did. the kitchen when it rang again. It was my "Not any more." get presents. He puts his father on the Below is proof that Charlie Hooks did exist. The teenager grandfather, singing, or something My high school friend, Scott, managed phone. shown here grew up to become a WWII U.S. Marine before he resembling singing. But, at 96, I need to to give me five minutes while he was "Did you get 'The Call?”' married the wonderful Martha Gray, and they had wonderful have one of my best days to keep up with between parties. "It's 'The Day,' isn't it?" boys, Charles Elliot and Paul, who enriched their marriage him. "I just wanted you to know I hadn't "At least you get to sleep until 6. She with grandchildren. "Bud, it seems like it was only forgotten you. In fact, we have been wakes me up at 3:30.” yesterday I was teaching this little toasting to you all day." "Point taken." squirt how to cut grass. I've got my "I am deeply moved." The icing on the cake (no pun intended) checkbook out. Do you want me to have "Anything for a friend. By the way, came when my teammates made sure I your mother send you some money?’ Woody Hayes' mother wears combat didn’t go without a McDonaldland cake. "No, thanks for the offer, though. I'm boots." (Translation of the last sentence -- It only took one week of not-so-subtle doing okay.” I'm a die-hard Ohio State fan. His hints. Thanks, you guys.

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Excavating began on the site of the D W H H tllW I Trigg County Library and Youth Center under the direction of Thomas H I® SBJse»BffW Fourshee, contractor. . w m „ , i Wildcat leading scorer, Robert Baker was named to the All District Basketball Team.

Kerry Back named as winner in the sixth annual Scholastic Recognition Program sponsored by The Courier- Journal and The Louisville Times.

Grand Opening specials at The Cadiz Restaurant included T-Bone Steak Charlie is the one on the left. 'Me'an' is omtheirighb viieoD Dinners for $3 and 8-ounce Rib-Eye Dinners for $1.99. 'Just The Other Day' a "Michael Faubion, Reporter," came looking for me at The Cadiz Record office concerning information about my column and my Charlie Hooks character,. Spelling, self-taught It turned out that Michael and his wife were visiting the Henry McBrides of our county (in-laws and parents of the couple). Michael is a reporter for "The Tundra Drums, (Alaska (Editor's Note: During Lewis Grizzard's name of a city in China but haven't got a Newspapers, Inc.)" of Bethel, Alaska. recovery from heart surgery, columns that clue, add a lot of "x's" and "pings” in Perhaps here is the opportune plac4 to insert "Tell me the, readers have previously enjoyed will be there. Even most editors don't know how tales that to me were so dear, long, long ago, long ago.”4 * published.) to spell Xpingdingxping, where they I, too, was shocked to learn that Vice make bicycle tire pumps. Lewis Once there was a young boy who enlisted in the U.S. M arine President Quayle of the United States SECRET #9: Ignore the British spelling during the Spanish-American War. He was the underage, (He didn't know how to spell potato. Grizzard of certain words. They might spell color lied to the recruiter) Claud Riggin. "Riggin" also served the He was in front of a group of kids in a as colour, for instance. Remember they Marines in WWI, and he had a son, Malcom, who was killed in school and, mistakenly, advised a 12- also spell elevator as lift, too, and we WWII while serving in the "Corps." Somewhere between or year-old boy to put an "e" at the end of might be doing the same thing if Paul © 1993 by Cowles Syndicate, Inc. beyond Riggin's military adventures he got into things that potato. Revere hadn't had a good hourse. I mean, were the envy of me'an Charlie even after we had done out I don’t think that little slip-up will horse. hurt the Quayle-Bush ticket, however, "oooo." So there. SECRET #10: The "g" in gnat is silent, stint for our country. All of the "veterans" loved to hear Rig- because the people who get most upset SECRET #2: (which rhymes with what but you have to put it there anyway. I gin's tales. Here is one of his Alaska tales that may or may not about misspelled words, besides teachers, the aid of canoe sounds like, in case you're don't know why exactly, but I also don't have some bearing on today's news media. are editors. still confused): It's "i" before "e" after know why there's an "h" in rheumatism And most editors aren't Republicans, so "c.” Like in "receive." Or is it the other or why the "n" in Clemson stands for Riggin and his partner (?) once started a newspaper ih Nom4 that's that. way around? knowledge: (?) Alaska. It was the only newspaper there, and they did well as they sold each four-page tabloid copy for $1.00 to the riclh But I happen to be one of the great SECRET #3: If you're not sure about a SECRET #11: If somebody asks you to gold mining population. But Riggin got an itchy foot to sell spellers of all time, and if the vice presi­ secret, just go past it as fast as you can and spell a really long word like antidises- "Linotypes" to the Chinese media—even though the language dent needs any help before holding a maybe nobody will notice. tablishmentarianism, take your best barrier was nearly impossible—and he sold his part of the spelling bee with another group of kids, SECRET #4: The way to remember how shot, and if you miss it, like I probably newspaper to his partner for $1.00 CASH. perhaps he might want to call me for ad­ to spell Mississippi correctly is to memo­ did, ask them to spell a means of trans­ At our last word, Riggin's partner was extremely wealthy vice. rize the following: "M-i-crooked-letter- portation that is spelled the same way backwards. from his bargain publication. Now I ask, could any of the afor$r Regardless of whether he calls me or crooked-letter-i-crooked-letter-crooked- mentioned Alaska newspapers be a part of Riggin's lost gold not, on second thought, I'm going to try to letter-i-hump-back-hump-back-i.” SECRET #12: Eskimos ride in them. (It's k-a-y-a-k.) mine? tell Dan Quayle, and anybody else who SECRET #5: The way to remember how SECRET #13: In spelling any word that can't spell, my secrets to Spelling Cor­ to spell Chicago is to memorize: rectly: begins with a "q, " a "u” will always fol­ OH WELL! Cadiz had its Riggin and lots ipf 'Me'an' "Chicken’s in the car and the car won't SECRET #1: If you're not sure whether low. As in quagmire, quotation and Charlies. "THE BEAT GOES ON" f or not a word ends in "o” or "oe," it’s best g o" quapotatoe, which is what you get if you SECRET #6: My grandfather taught me to go with just "o." You don't spell stereo, cross Dan Quayle with a guy from Ida- Do you remember: Fate Jones; Tommy Melton; Harry Oliver; secrets #4 and #5. Good spelling runs in our hoe. Sarah Meador; and/or People that may seem fictitious today? cameo, go-go (as in the late dance), polio, fam ily. portfolio, potato or tomato with an "e." You don't spell buffalo with an "e" ei­ SECRET #7: Never try to outspell any­ ther. Off the top of my head one of the body with a last name like Zyskow- few words I can think of that ends in "oe" adawitz. THE CADIZ RECORD is canoe, and the "oe” is pronounced SECRET #8: If you're trying to spell the Published each Wednesday by Waterland S ta f f Press Inc. Located on Nunn Blvd. Office open Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 8 a.m. to Jan Cave. .GeneralManager/AdvertlsingDirector Letters To The Editor Policy 4:30 p.m., Tuesday 8 a.m. to noon; closed Satur­ Matt Sanders...... Editor Leslie Bridges...... Graphic/Layout Designer day, Sunday, and holidays. David Snow...... 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i i 4 The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, April 21,1993, A-3 OPINION Green speaks to Chamber

State Sen. Jeff Green ad­ approve where it will be dressed a variety of topics with spent.” Report to Kentucky concerns to Trigg Countians dur­ The state senator said he by Sen. Wendell Ford ing the April 14 Cadiz/Trigg supports adding promotional 173-A Russell Building County Chamber of Commerce signs to informational signs luncheon. along Kentucky highways. Washington, D.C. 20510 "What we want is a few peo­ (202) 224-4343 Green reported that the four- laning of U.S. 68 will be "done ple to get off the road and in bits and pieces over the next spend money. They spend six years.” Road improvements money here and Trigg County Ease the credit crunch blues were proposed in three sections sends money to Frankfort and What if there was a way to pump billions of dollars of eco­ — Bowling Green to Cadiz, everyone is happy. nomic stimulus into the economy -- money for farmers, small busi­ Cadiz to Hardin, Hardin to "I don't want signs like ness owners, consumers and homeowners -- all at no cost to the Mayfield - due to fear by some downtown Chicago or Cincin­ government or the taxpayer? legislators that their col­ nati, but I hope we can agree on It might sound like a pitch to sell the Brooklyn Bridge, but in leagues in the northern part of a compromise." fact, President Clinton's announcement to reform bank loan the state might not support the Regarding health care re­ restrictions will free up billions of dollars and ease consumers' plan. form, Green said the issue be­ comes more confusing every day credit crunch blues. "For economic development, Because Bus is so important for banks, businesses and consumers, because the Gov. Brereton Jbnes that project is the most impor­ has three separate plans. Each I've joined with a bipartisan group of Senators in encouraging the tant," said Green, a member of heads of the various affected government agencies to quickly en­ plan has been amended several the Senate Appropriations and times. act the President's directive. And, because I believe there is even Revenue Committee. "Economic more the federal government can do, I've asked "these agencies for "No one likes 100 percent of development is tied to tourism any one plan. I think the plans recommendations on other legislative changes we can enact in and tourism is important to do have worthy goals — to get a Congress. western Kentucky." Be assured, the President's directives or any future proposals handle on health care cost and will not threaten the soundness of our financial institutions or Green also reported that leg­ to have universal health care SENATOR ADDRESSES CHAMBER - State Sen. Jeff Green (standing) was the featured speaker during lower protections against bank failures or abusive practices. islators are in the process of coverage for all residents of the the April 14 luncheon of the Cadiz/Trigg County There is a way to streamline the process and free up much-needed approving renovation projects state. How to accomplish that, at state parks. I don’t know. The prudent thing Chamber of Commerce. With Green is Larry Boyd, credit, without jeopardizing these consumer protections. Chamber president. Currently, estimates show the cost of regulatory compliance "Last year, we approved $100 to do may be wait on the fed­ and unnecessary paperwork could be as high as $175 billion per million for renovation. Pro­ eral government. The state year. How does that affect you the consumer? Each dollar of bank posed projects total $300 mil­ can't afford to undo its own ac­ AUCTION capital supports a far greater amount of lending. So for every bil­ lion. Now that we have ap­ tion following a decision by the Saturday April 24 10 a.m. lion wasted on unnecessary administrative and regulatory costs, proved to money, we have to federal government." On Hwy. 62 W. in Princeton, KY billions more are lost in potential lending dollars. Just Past Wal-Mart Faced with fewer available loan dollars and the overly cau­ ------from Page A-l C h ie f------2444 I.H. Tractor with loader, 3 p.h. pto- Good Rubber, T. O. 3.0 tious approach banks take toward lending, farmers, small-busi­ Massey Ferguson, I.H. 1150 grinder mixer, 37 I.H. sq. baler, farm ness owners, women and minority-owned businesses, homeowners "This is my last year as mayor. about Russell was if he was "on hand wheel rake, loader for Massey or Ford tractor, 8" I.H. wheel or average consumers, risk losing out on approval for a legitimate, I want to be sure that whoever duty and in uniform" when the disc, 6' bush hog cutter, 3 p.h., Ford 3 p.h., blue posthole digger, 10' safe loan. is coming in will be able to work incidents occurred. Brillion Cultipacker, J.D. 12 flatbed wagon, Ford 8' heavy duty The economy is an even bigger loser under these burdensome with those officials who may Sivills said he received more yellow grader blade, trailertype sprayer, 2(20‘) trailers, Ford two row regulations, as much-needed investment capital is tied up in ad­ be serving next year.” than 30 applications for jobs corn planter 3 p.h * roller grain cleaner, 501 Ford mower, 28“ grain ministrative costs and strict regulatory requirements. Reforming Sivills again invited Com­ with the police department bin fan, seed cleaner elec, motor, hog water with float, horse drawn these regulations will free up additional lending for new invest­ monwealth Attorney G.L. Ovey without advertising any open­ show wagon with both shaves and pole, cattle sides for Ig/wd bed, ment and economic activity. The changes will encourage lending to attend the next city council ings. Most applications have 14 h.p. J.D. riding mower, 1983 BuickCentury, 1984.Mercury Grand and eliminate repetitive, unnecessary regulations in several meeting, at 7 p.m. on May 4. been for officer positions. The Marquis LS, 1977 Ford School Bus, 1966 GMC Dually with 12 ft. flat ways, including: Ovey declined an invitation to mayor did contacted one local bed, 1970 Ford F350, shop equipment & furniture. Will sell after •Reducing unnecessary paperwork. It shouldn’t take 30 to 40 attend the April 6 council person, whom he would not farm equipment. forms to complete a small business, agriculture, home or consumer meeting, because he (Ovey) felt identify, about submitting an Owners: United States Government and Others loan. it would be inappropriate to application for the job as police Terms: Cash or check with proper I.D. •Encouraging character lending. Strong banks and thrifts will discuss the investigation prior chief. After a week's Announcements made day of sale take precedence over printed material. to submitting his findings to the consideration, the individual have greater flexibility in making loans to applicants with Sale By: Byron Watson Auction Service grand jury. has declined to fill out an ap­ strong credit and business histories, dropping the many documen­ BYRON WATSON AND ASSOCIATES AUCTIONEERS tation hoops applicants are forced to jump through. "After reviewing the evi­ plication, said Sivills. ______1930 Enon Rd., Princeton, KY 365-3872 ©Record j •Reforming the real estate appraisal process. Government reg­ dence that the commonwealth ulatory agencies will start making it easier for banks to use real attorney has, the city council estate for collateral in small business loans, without the lengthy, will determine whether to Correction - costly evaluations. dismiss Russell, based on the On Page B-l of the April 14 •Reforming the appeals process and streamlining bank exami­ evidence, or keep him on sus­ issue of The Cadiz Record, nations Regulatory agencies will streamline these processes to cut pension until after his trial,” Tatum McNichols was incor­ costs and create less disruption in bank operations. said Sivills. rectly identified in a photo­ Changes to bank regulations may seem far removed from your Sivills hopes a part-time of­ graph as Tanya Sanders. day to day concerns, but they could well be a cost-free way to ease ficer could be appointed at the The Cadiz Record re g re ts AUCTION-1494 ACRE TRACTS. ABSOLUTE the credit crunch blues, and get consumers, farmers and small May 4 meeting. the error and is pleased to set AUCTION. May 8, 10 ajn., Bardstown, Ky. Colonial boms, 1200 acre cropland. Call BP. Harned, Auctioneer. the record straight. Century 21.502-348-6222 or 1-800-272-6223. businesses singing a new tune. The mayor’s main concern 47,000 Circulation daily seeking CAM. No phone calls! Send resume: Bristol Herald Courier. P.O. Box 609,

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Gibson Les Paul custom guitar. Tobacco sunburst, gold keep money. stone house on left ‘ sell-$800...... Call...... 606-2:-224- reported by sheriff 522-6820 800-836-1164. Recorded i Guitar refurbishing, $25. Call for information 606-224- Donnie G. Oliver, 43, of 164 and 139, headed eastbound Clothes an d M isc. GARDEN TILLERS-Rear-tine TROY-BILT Tillers, at Adam's Mill Road was arrested on Ky. 164. Enjoys sports, reading. Other Scandina1 high school students arriving August. Call Elizabeth on April 13 for domestic vio­ She attempted to cross (502) 782-2861 or 1-800-SIBLING. Y M P SALE r Pro-V Bass Boat. 84" Beam, lence and terroristic threaten­ Highway 139, and did not see 115 Eviorude, Huge Casting Decks, Two Livewells, Lot Two Family of Dry Storage. $3,800 OBO«) call...... 606-864-8653 a FREE LIST! Lakefront A acreage land bargains on Nor- ing following a domestic inci­ the 1982 Ford GL driven by Pa­ S at. - A pril 24 Jim or 502-227-8015. dent. tricia G. Pepper, 27, of Cross­ 9:00 - ? Moving Sale 1979 Chevy or GMC Dually BED-Brown A Tan. First $350.00. Phone-502-227-8015. According to Trigg County road School Road. Canton Eagles 4313 Sheriff's Department reports, Beck's 1991 Nissan Sentra 159 Hospital 1 mile East of Lake Gatlinburg Summit: Breathtaking mountain-top views sheriff's officials received a hit the left side of Pepper's S treet of Smoky Mountains! Fireplace, balcony, kitchen. In­ door pool and jacuzzis. Honeymoon A Weekend Spe­ complaint from Oliver's wife. vehicle, which had been trav­ B ark ley B ridge rord-Mercury-unco $100 below factory invoice. Call for Price Quote 1-800- cials! Free Brochure 1-800-2424853, (205) 988-5139. When officials arrived, Mrs. eling at 50 to 55 miles per hour. In case of rain, will 995-9575. Recorded r* ~ w OLD-FASHIONED WEDDINGS. Candlelight cere­ Johnson City, TN. monies, outdoor weddings. Mountain Chapel overlook­ Oliver-was at her daughter's Pepper was taken to Trigg Friday & Saturday ing river, near Gatlinburg. Everything provided. Ac­ be held inside. commodations. Romantic CARRIAGE RIDE Reason­ house, came out and told sher­ County Hospital with a head able Prices. Charge Cards accepted. HEARTLAND/1 - April 23 & 24 800448-VOWS (8697) iffs officials that her husband injury. She was not wearing a Oncken's-2 pacity. Great for Patio. 1-800-621-7795. Dealers had gotten his guns out and said seat belt. A passenger in her Myrtle Reach RE SORT VACATION RENTALS!-Fully ble. Spring rates from $328/week. that he was not going to jail. car, Leslie N. Pepper, 5, and Apartment for Silk Flowers, Bas­ 1-800448-5653. She also told officials that Beck were not injured; they e 38575. (800)-231-3695. TENNESSEE MOUNTAIN WEDDINGS-Romantic kets, Decorative candlelight services by ordained ministers. Great loca­ Oliver tried to hit her, but were wearing seat belts. Rent tion-near Dollywood, Gatlinburg A everything in the their daughter stopped him. Pillows, Christ­ Drivers: Start 24 centa-26 cents. Earn to 30 cents. Home Smokies. No Wood lest or waiting period! 1-800-729- Severe damage was caused regularly, free medical/dental, retirement, $1,000 tarp 4365. According to the Sheriff to the left front and middle Stove, refrigerator, pay, safety bonus, conventional. Requires proven A PERFECT WEDDING in the original Smoky mas Decorations, and 23 years of age. Hornady Truck Line 1 - Mountain Wedding Chapels. Complete arrangements- Dept, report, Oliver was intox­ sections of Pepper's vehicle and furnished - very reasonable. Photos, music, flowers, videos, limo, icated at the time of his arrest. to the right front part of Beck's Clothes sizes cabins, formal wear, receptions. 1-800-262*5683. $225/mo. CHAPEL IN THE VALLEY (Oitllnburi’s Original •On April 13 at 6:20 a.m., vehicle. Beck's vehicle was 10-12, 14-16, Wedding Chapel) Thoughtful servioe is rendered through Marianne Beck, 35, of Beech DRIVERS-Is it time for a change? Call Covenaht music, flowers, photographs, videos and receptions. 1- removed by Standard Service plus security deposit Transport No 1-800441-4394. DRIVERS needed for our 800-9224573. Drive had stopped at the Center. Lg. T-shirts fleet expansion. Excellent starting pay A benefits. If you 522-4398 ate 23 years old A hive 1 yr. OTR experience whit have intersection of Ky. Highways No charges were filed. and lots more you got to loae except better pay A benefits. A-4, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, April 21,1993 OBITUARIES

Irene Bridges Bradford Alvis Clayton Allen Clyde Robert Harrison, Sr.

Funeral services for Irene Bradford, Sr. Funeral services for Alvis Elizabethtown, and Jennifer Funeral services for Clyde Bronwyn Mart, both of Bridges Bradford, 81, of Survivers include two sons, Clayton Allen, 51, of Caldwell, Ashland; his Robert Harrison, Sr., 69, of Hopkinsville; 11 Uniontown were conducted on Morris H. Bradford, Jr., Elizabethtown and formerly of mother, Naomi Litchfield Hopkinsville, were held on grandchildren, Thomas Tyler, April 17, 1993, at Whitsell Wadesville, Ind., and Billy Cadiz were held on April 20, Allen, Cadiz; one brother, April 17, 1993, at Goodwin Ronald Tyler, and Candice Funeral Home in Morganfield. Ray Bradford, Morganfield; 1993, at Goodwin Funeral James Allen, Churchill, Term.; Funeral Home. Tabitha Malinowski, all of Mrs. Bradford died on April three daughters, Nita Lowe, Home. and three grandchildren, Benji Dr. Tom Martin officiated Hopkinsville, Laurel Rogers, 15, 1993, at Deaconness Peggy King and Ruth Ann The Revs. Norman Ellis and Burks of Trigg County, Brie and burial was in Trigg Memory Cadiz, Jennifer Ann Warren, Hospital in Evansville, Ind. Bickett, all of Uniontown; Thomas Keelin officated and Caldwell of Ashland, and Acres in Cadiz. Clarksville, Robert Harrison The Rev. Joe Kitchens, her three brothers, Gilbert N. burial was in East End Rachel Oliver of Mr. Harrison died on April III and David Harrison, pastor, officiated and burial Bridges, Cadiz, David S. Cemetery. Elizabethtown. 13, 1993, at Regional Medical Detroit, Mich., and Simon was in Odd Fellows Cemetery Bridges, Waco, Texas, and Mr. Allen died on April 16 in He was preceded in death by Center in Madisonville Harrison, Jon Harrison, Tiffany in Morganfield. James L. Calhoun, Sherman, Breckinridge County. his father, Raymond Allen; one following a long illness. Harrison and Michael Texas; five sisters, Hattie He was bom on June 4, 1941, son, James Clayton Allen, in Born on Aug. 24, 1923, in Harrison, all of Key Largo, Bom on April 4,1912, in Trigg Hammortree, Geneva Hopson the son of Naomi Litchfield infancy; and grandparents Mr. Binghampton, N.Y., Mr. Fla., and 5 great-grandchil­ and Patsy Cameron, all of dren. County, she was the eldest Allen of Cadiz and the late and Mrs. Ollie Litchfield, Mr. Harrison was the son of the He is preceded in death by Cadiz, Rachel Humphries, child of the late William Raymond Allen. Mr. Allen was and Mrs. Bob Allen, and Mr. late Oliver Harrison and Ina his wife, Margaret Jane Durwood Bridges and Ruth Hopkinsville, and Sylvia a sales representative for and Mrs. Delbert Butts. Griswald Harrison. Harrison, who died on May 24, ' Cunningham Bridges Calhoun. Copp, Tempe, Ariz.; 10 Nestle Food Company. Pallbearers were Kenneth Mr. Harrison was a security 1986; and one son, Grant She was a homemaker and grandchildren; and 17 great­ Butts, Greg Allen, Steve Allen, guard for Hoover Universal, a Burdette Harrison, who died on the widow of Morris H. grandchildren. Survivors include his wife, Chappel Allen, Mike Waits, member of the Cadiz Dec. 2, 1978. Nellie Frances Allen, Scotty Waits, Larry Presbyterian Church, and U.S. Pallbearers were William Elizabethtown; one son, Jeffrey Cunningham, and Jerry Ray Ann B. Rose Army veteran of World War II. Gary Calhoun, Darrel Curtis, Oliver of Elizabethtown; four Tyler. Survivors include one son, James Stokes, Joe Boley, Kenny daughters, Robin Crenshaw, Music was provided by Funeral services for Ann B. Baptist Church and church Clyde Robert Harrison, Jr., Key Tyler, and Ronnie Tyler. Trigg County, Lisa Oliver and Herschel Shelton, soloist, and Rose, 48, of Memphis and choir in Memphis. Largo, Fla.; two daughters, Ms. Music was provided by Mae Kim Oliver, both of Gary Thompson, organist. formerly of Louisville were Survivors include her mother, Dannine Tyler and Mrs. Perdue, organist. held on April 19, 1993, in Annie Florence Hillman Rose of Goodwin Funeral Home. Cadiz; one aunt, Mrs. Sue R ead the Classifiedsl The Revs. Norma Ellis and Hillman Henderson, Trigg John S. Bryant Don Griffins officiated burial County; and several cousins. was in Mt. Zion Cemetery. Pallbearers were Charles John S. Bryant, 81, of Cadiz Bryant. Now Eat In - Carry Out - Catering Ms. Rose died in a traffic Wade, Carl Ray Miller, L.I. died on April 17, 1993, at Trigg He was retired from the U.S. Available "We do it the old-fashion way" accident on April 16 in a suburb County Hospital following a Air Force and a veteran of Martin, Jr., Haydon Cameron, in Cadiz Open: Friday & Saturday j of Memphis. Durwood Cameron, and Lonnie long illness. World War II. at: Born on April 9, 1945 in Mr. Bryant's body was Survivors include two sisters, W atkins. Economy Cee Bee X • 3 Christian County, Ms. Rose was cremated with Goodwin Dorothy B. Wills of #1 #2 J f Knockum Hill 1 the daughter of Annie Florence Funeral Home in charge of the Winchester and Mary E. Music was provided by Susie Piggly Wiggly Hillman Rose of Cadiz and the arrangements. McCann of Lexington and Higbee, organist, and Anne Save-A-Lot Bar-B-Que I late Guy Burnett Rose. several nieces and nephews. Bennett Adams, soloist. Ky. Smokehouse Born on June 10, 1911, in Mr. Bryant was preceded in Ms. Rose was employed by Memorial donations may be Rest. USDA Approved the Internal Revenue Service Shelbyville, Mr. Bryant was death by his wife, Thelma made to the Brookside Baptist Hillbilly Snack Bar Hwy. 107S 271-2957 Herndon, KY Audit Division and was an Church, Germantown Road, the son of the late John O. 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i The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, April 21,1993, A-5 LAKE VIEW BOATS Sales and Service Living with death on board The Best Place To Buy & Trade A parked car in Massac Mary Barnes is accused of o* c^a mM umm County led a suspicious police­ murder and living close to the 924-5648 o u t b o a r d s victim's body for several Better InTheLong Run man to the body of a murder 9170 Canton Rd. victim that had been stuffed months. Personal sin is the f — into the trunk. Mary Barnes, murderer of our human spirit, the driver of the car, has been and we are left to live with our accused of killing her mother- own body of death. This prospect is so awful that it Compliments in-law at their home in Brent­ by Harold Rose Vfordeer wood, Tenn. She evidentially prompted The Father to send H O M E T O W N Pastor Jesus The Son from the glory of had concealed the body and Eaat Cadim Baptist Church Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner Heaven to the harsh realities DECORATING Banquet Facilities Available been forced to cope with the of earth to cut us loose from sin's Hwy. 68 E @ 1-24 522-0538 grisly disposal problem for T o r He m ade H im who several days. TV news has hold on us and give new life to 2608 Ft. Campbell Blvd. 885-4361 shown us pictures of a large knew no sin to be sin for our dead spirits. It is only when 11Q it we receive our Savior and Lord ^ ^ 2 pool of blood accumulating on the ground underneath the car. H C or. 5:21 N K JV that we are relieved of the She was asleep when the of­ burden of living with death on ficer became suspicious and in­ board. vestigated. Upon inquiry she Romans 7:24, "O wretched man If Mary Barnes is guilty as opened the trunk to reveal the that I am! Who will d e liv e r charged, she will be sentenced Open: Monday - Saturday 9 a.m.-9 p.r body of the woman who seemed me from the body of this by our criminal system. God's Sunday 12-6 p.m. to have been beaten to death. death?" In ancient times a con­ justice system has judged our New reports now claim that victed murderer was sometimes killer. Sin was condemned and 701 North Main St. • Hopkinsville, Ky. • (502)886-8131 Hopkinsville death had occurred some two tied to his victim face to face executed on the cross of Jesus months ago. Perhaps the cold and left to breathe the awful Christ. "For He made Him who weather during February and stench as his victim's body de­ knew no sin to be sin for us, that March had slowed the decom­ cayed. Paul knew that living we might become the righ­ Goodwin Funeral Home position process but the awful with unforgiven sin was like teousness of God in Him." (II K en tu cky prospect of living with that living with death on board; Cor 5:21 NKJV) God tied His 'We handle Pre-arrangements' thing close by is more than re­ that the non-Christian is al­ pure and sinless Son to our body Farm Bureau Serving Everyone in Trigg County pulsive. ready "dead in trespasses and of death, cut us loose and set us Dale Henderson - Agent/Manager sins." (Eph. 2:1b) free. 138 M ain 522-6676 The apostle Paul wrote in Norman Cotton, Jr. - Agent 522-8132 Cadiz

BAEI SI. CHURCH 1 CHRISTIAN CHURCH Cadiz United (M B ap tist M ethodist BlbU Baptist KENTUCKY Randy Davenport, Cadiz Christian Rev. Harry G. Lewis Bill Meador, Pastor Pastor’ 214 Main Street Highway 68 E ast Dr. Tom Martin, MACHINE Highway 272 East Pastor COKE IS IT 31 Main Street AND ENGINEERING, INC. Bloomfield Maple Qrovi Cerulean Methodist M issionary Cadiz 522-6061 B ap tist Rev. Dan Griffiths, Pastor B ap tist Irvin Darnell, Pastor R oaring E. A. Brown, Pastor Maple Grove Road Hopkinsville Road Highway 139 North Dyer's Chapel Compliments of Montgomery Roaring Springs United Methodist Jam es A. Shuck, Pastor Buffalo Licit Community PENNYRILE RURAL B ap tist H o n ^ o wnsencl? ft?s\or Highway 68 West Highway 68 East, James Black, Pastor Auto Sales ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE Rocky Ridge Road 2799 Wallonia Road W allonia Christian Church Quality Used Vehicles John Daniels, Pastor Paul Frederick, Pastor Bank Financing Available • Best Prices In Town "Proudly Serving The Pennyrile" Highway 276 Cadiz Baptist Mt. Pleasant Highway 164 Stop by our new location - Hwy. 68E. - 522-1009 E. Main 522-6678 Norman Ellis, Pastor B ap tist 82 Main Street Grandville Courtney, Pastor zzz 3666 Blue Springs Road fitus Springs Will Jackson Road THE B ap tist Dare 11 Eldridge, Pastor New Hops Baptist vartz, Pastor Mt. Zion United p A R M Rt. 3 Box 231 Todd Gray, Pastor Whitecrest Hill Princeton, KY 42445 Highway 525 Rev. Dan Griffiths, Bailey Lumber Co. INTERDENOMINATIONAL Pastor 5 2 2 - 6 2 2 2 Cerulean Rd. S t o r e , in c . Calvary Cerulean Road Missionary Baptist New Jerusalem Christian Life B ap tist £ % Gary Heath, Pastor Johnny Hawkins, 16 Court Street Highway 274 Pastor 5220911 2550 Old Cadiz-Maggie Road Canton Baptist CHURCH OF CHRIST ECONOMY Royce Dukes, Pastor Oah drove Baptist P.O. Drawer 859 (NAPA) N A P A Hal Shipley, Pastor Oak Grove Road Cadiz Church Of CeeBee — AUTO PARTS Christ Cerulean Baptist Darrell Simon, FOOD STORES Quality Parts & Service Since 1959 Henry Ramey, Pastor KUl Evangelist P.O. Box 86 B aptist Church 1785 East Main M ethodist Jerry Bacon, Pastor 1750 Main Street 5 2 2 -6 6 2 4 Jam es A. Shuck, Pastor 4808 South Road Siloam Church Road Downtown & East Cadiz c h ^ S w iL r Delmont Baptist Joiner's Chapel Shoney Oliver, Pastor Church Of Christ Tobaccoport 288 Corinth Cem. Ro< Rodney Chcatam, S S f t t W Pastor Highway 139 South Donaldson Crseh Linton Road Tobaccoport Southern State B ap tist Community 0 J O H N S O N A. Codd Jones, Pastor CHURCH OF COD Donaldson Creek Rd. B ap tist Frank Kirby, Pastor CADIZ BRANCH CONTROLS Highway 68 East Moronatha Church PENTECOSTAL Feed • Seed • Fertilizer • LP Gas Service Dry Crseh Of Bod Hwy. 68 E. Farm and Home Supplies 522-6681 Primitive Baptist Allan Stokes, Sr., Robert H. Hale, Pastor Second Baptist Pastor Linton Road Richard Hatley, Pastor C. L. Brown, Pastor 347 Main Street Highway 68 West Will Jackson Road East Cadiz Baptist CHURCH OF GOD Harold Rose, Curtis Kern, Pastor Pastor South Hood IN CHRIST Bank of Cadiz Cadiz Restaurant M issionary Highway 139 North Glendale Drive Jerry Railey, Pastor & Trust Co. Highway 139 South The Church Of "Cadiz Finest" Bod In Christ Clarence Siscney, Kill Pentecostal South Union Tony Ramirez, Pastor Hilltop Free tv lit Pastor »i* we Together, We're Strong B ap tist B ap tist Highway 164, Linton Highway 139 North Road Don Draughn, Pastor John M. Ahart, Pastor 5 2 2 6 5 6 3 Ilwy. 68 Old Tobaccoport Road 2300 Lock E Road 522-6066 79 Main St LUTHERAN First United Hurrlcans Baptist Trlyy County Pentecostal Gary Pate, Pastor B ap tist Faith Lutheran Highway 276 Roy W. Field, Pastor Church 522-8777 Line Street James C. Redman, Trigg County Manor West Cadiz BP Pastor PRESBYTERIAN < 3 Jutlcn Baptist 405 Sheila Dr., "A Personal Care Home" Don Mock, Pa Hopkinsville, Ky. Church Wallonia Community We strive to make our "Your full service car care center" Complete line Elton Wilson, Pastor of passenger & light truck tires. 522-3031 Crossroads 272 & 117 personal care feel like home. Julien, KY METHODIST CHURCH Presbyterian Comer of Main & Hamilton. Dr. Tom Marti 25 Shelby St. 522 3711 Supply Pastor Liberty Point Bethel United 31 Main Street B ap tist CATHOLIC CHURQH Jeff Hendricks, Pastor Paul Frederick, Pastor Old Dover Road Bethel Church Road Hamtown Texaco C-Mart k T i OTHER CLYDE H I T E St. Stephens Groceries*Fishing Tackle Little River Catholic Lubricants and Fasteners B ap tist Father Richard M ethodist of Jehovah's Hunting & Fishing License«Ky. Lottery John T. Bacon, Pastor Danhauer, Pastor Rev. Dan Griffiths, 7450 Hopkinsville Rd. Hwy. 68 W. Cadiz 522-6105 Highway 272 Highway 68 West Pastor Attn. John Hull Hwy. 68 W. of Gracey 522-6364 (H) Highway 139 North Highway 274 235-5477 My THE CADIZ RECORD G Hamtown Restaurant P.O. Box 311, 50 Nunn Blvd. FOOD STORES "Old Fashioned Country Ham & Steaks" Cadiz, KY 42211 "Everyday Low Prices" h e v r o l e t * C e l i n e . Catfish*Salad Bar*Seafood 522*6605 Clay! ♦ Downtown HQpklnsville^Ky^BflS-lZgj^ Hwy. 68 W. 522*3150 522-1628

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A-6, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, April 21,1993______LOCAL/STATE Allocation formula adopted by Trigg Co. School Board

After several months of de­ In other business at the James Duncan who was selected bating student allocation for lengthy meeting, the school as a 1993 Governor's Scholar. school trips, the Trigg County board approved the 1993-94 Duncan is the son of Mr. and School Board on April 19 school year calender, with Mrs. Terry Duncan. adopted a student travel allo­ teachers scheduled to report The board also listened to a cation formula based on total Aug. 16 and students reporting 30-minute presentation dealing mileage one-way. Aug. 20. The board also voted with the elementary school's The policy states that the to amend the current year's ungraded primary program school board will provide calender to add a half day for which is in its second year at school bus transportation for professional development on Trigg County. Primary teachers students who qualify for state May 27, the last day of school. Vicki Darnall, Mary Lander,. and national competition. For Meanwhile, the board de­ Margaret Maddox, and Tammy trips within 250 miles, trans­ cided to take no action on ap­ Ringstaff presented, a five- portation will be allocated on a proving a depository bank to minute slide show that high­ cent per mile basis as estab­ receive direct transfer of funds lighted how the program is THE MICE FROM OUTER SPACE - (From left) Ashley Young, Marissa Stewart, lished by the State Depart­ (or the '1993-94 school year. taught at Trigg County., Stephanie Moore and Lucy Helen Oliver rehearse a scene from "The Mice From ment of Education. During a 30-minute discussion, Outer Space." Students may be allocated board member Elizabeth An­ "The primary program is not $50 for trips between 250 and derson said the board "should an event, it is a process," said 500 miles, $100 for trips relook to policy and determine elementary school principal Elementary school students between 501 and 1,000 miles, whether or not the school could Dr. Martha Davis. "We will $150 for trips between 1,001 and profit more by bidding the ser­ be fine tuning and evolving (the 1.500 miles, while trips over vice to other banks." program) in the years to come, planning spring musical 1.501 miles could see $200 a The school board currently and the people have done a student allocated by the board. rotates between Trigg County wonderful job in getting the . Trigg Elementary School will acceptance," said Ann Taylor, look different. When the mice Board members felt the need Farmers Bank and Bank of program off the ground." present "The Mice From Outer music instructor and director of are threatened, both groups join for a travel policy after the Cadiz ap depository bank for The school board has sched­ Snace" on April 23 and 24 at the play. "Young imaginations forces to survive. funding question came up last the school system. The board uled a special meeting for ■ Tru bools' Little The- run wild when a group of space This is, a musical experience year when three local teams must make a decision by May April 27 for the purpose of mice crash, safely and comi­ that will be remembered added qualified for the World 15. working on the school's budget, ihis .fa usicai is full of cally, on earth. Taylor. The play begins at 8 Olympics of the Mind Before the business portion of mission statement, and policy tun and great music, and "They are rejected by the lo­ p.m. in the Little Theatre. Competition in Boulder, Col­ the meeting, the school board regarding naming the school's teaches a valuable lesson about cal mice because they sound and Tickets are $1 each. orado. recognized high school junior depository bank. Soil, water stewardship week set Trial

Emphasizing that the great­ The Conservation district, of Conservation Districts to en­ est influence on the environment which works throughout the courage the wise use of natural Cunningham moved the trial courtroom in Trigg County," Two days, April 28 and 29, comes from individuals doing year on soil and water conser­ resources through the annual due to the fact that the Trigg Cunningham said. "Venue is have been set aside to have the ordinary, thoughtful tasks in vation measures, is providing week-long observance. County Courthouse is still under something that has to be trial at the Lyon County Court- * their neighborhoods, the Trigg literature, educational materi­ Lewis McCormick, chairman renovation and will not be fin­ guarded, but because of the in­ house. Wilson has been lodged j Conservation District is als and speakers encouraging of the Trigg District, said he ished in time for the trial. convenience that was going to encouraging individuals and individual responsibility and hopes Stewardship Week will "We’re going to need about be imposed by trying the case in in the county jail since his ar- * local school, camp, church and care for natural resources. challenge individuals to begin, 100 jurors to try this case which the small district courtroom, it rest Dec. 26, with his bond set ’ organization leaders to join the The local district is one of or continue, individual conser­ cannot be done in the district was more practical to move it." at $100,000 cash. * nationwide observance of Soil nearly 3,000 conservation dis­ vation actions that heal the and Water Stewardship Week, tricts ?\atiqn>vide . that .works area;iq3yyjijplj they live. April 25 through May 2. with the National Association

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i 4 * i The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, April 21,1993, A-7

TO THE VOTERS OF TRIGG COUNTY:

"I want to be your next County Judge Photo by David B. Snow Dr. Tom Martin (left), Rotary Radio Auction chairman, and Jimmie Carr, Cadiz Rotary Club president, display a table that is more than 100 years old donated this year to Executive!" the annual Radio Auction. The auction will be held April 26-30, and will be held at the new Trigg County Recration Complex Convention Center. Rotary Club Radio Auction to begin April 26 at complex

DAVID B. SNOW Century Club." refinished by Richard Miller HARRY O. TODD The Cadiz Record The 1993 Kickoff Breakfast that is at least 100 years old. will be held on April 26 at 7 "The top has been replaced, "A County Judge Executive The annual Cadiz Rotary a.m. at the Convention Center but for the most part, it is at For All The People” _ Club Radio Auction will be at Lake Barkley State Park. least 100 years old," Carr said. W held April 26-30 at the Trigg Boots Randolph will be the "This table came from the County Recreation Complex's guest speaker. Samuel Golladay family, who new Convention Center. At 7 p.m. that night, there were early comers to the Casey The event will be aired on will be a ribbon-cutting Creek area. It is solid walnut. During the past five months, I have made every attempt possible to see Cadiz station WKDZ-FM ceremony at the Trigg County The top and casters are new, but you personally and ask for your vote and support. I'm going door-to-door in (106.3) and Hopkinsville’s Recreation Complex to the rest is the original table. It WHOP-FM (98.7). Listeners can celebrate the completion of the also has three extendon leaves. every community and will try to contact every voter. make bids on items by calling Convendon Center. "Richard Miller has 522-6011. "This will be the first event donated auction items for I held community forums for you to voice your opinion on what _ "This is the Rotary Club's in the new building," Carr said. several years. He's a longtime county government should do to progress into the future and how your tax w only fund-raising event The auction will be held contributor of furniture to the dollars should be spent. I've asked for your suggestions and will sincerely try throughout the year," said nightly from 7 to 10 p.m. Radio Auction, but this is the to use them whenever possible. Jimmie Carr, Rotary Club Several items have been first time he has donated an president. "Last year, with the donated, and the proceeds will andque." auction, the Kickoff Breakfast help fund the many activities The table will be on display I have talked about new TOBS and why our Industrial Development and the Century Club, we that Rotary Club sponsors, such at Trigg County Farmer's Authority needs the funding to recruit new factories. raised about $22,000." as the Angel Christmas Tree, Bank's downtown branch until The Century Club consists of Odyssey of die Mind scholastic April 26. I have pledged to reinstate the magistrates as a functional member of people who make $100 team, scholarships to Several auction items can be county government; I'll give them the authority to respond to the needs of ^ donations to the Rotary Club. Hopkinsville Community seen at the Recreadon Complex College, Champions Against Convention Center on Ky. the people in their district. That's why you put them in office. They are your "A lot of people are members Drugs, Trigg County DECA and Highway 139 two miles north representatives and your projects will be considered fairly. Fiscal Court will of the Century Club who are not 4-H clubs and several other of Cadiz. work together as a loyal team and will keep the people informed; there will be in businesses," said Dr. Tom youth and senior citizen The Convendon Center was no surprises. All-for-one and one-for-all to do the best for Trigg County. Martin, Radio Auction activities. funded through a state grant, chairman. "They contribute to Among the items donated to local donations and a $15,000 I have talked about solid waste costs, a 911 program, dry hydrants and the auction through the the auction is a table donation from the Rotary Club. fire protection, road improvements, and expanding the technology of our library and hospital. These issues are vital to our quality of life. I’ve given you Local VFW Post BLUEGRASS t o Steak House&Seafood my ideas how each of these should be handled for the advancement of all the • 'symbolic burning people. ii*ve y j eAc°' ' of mortgage' set I have shown you my proven record of accomplishments. I've talked 's The Cadiz/Trigg County ' S t e a k Din n er s about my formal education in Business Management and Marketing. As a V.F.W. POST 7890 will have a veteran, my 28 years of service to our country, in war as-well-as peace, speaks "symbolic burning of the mort­ Large Ribeye...... $8.95 for itself. gage" at die May 6 meeting. Catfish Fillets ...$7.95 3 PC...... New York Strip...... $8.95 There has never been a mort- 2 PC...... Top Sirloin...... $5.95 ...$5.95 As your Tourism Director, I have turned-around the tourism business £ gage on the Post home, due to Catfish Fiddlers (2 pc.) .... ceofba’kcd the generosity of friends in this ^ potato or french friesand salad V for Trigg County, increasing tourism dollars by 6.8 million in 2 1/2 years. I'm area of the V.F.W. Many of the an experienced, hard-working business manager with a record of getting the S e a fo o d d in n e r s members have donated their job done and treating all the people equal. time, talents and money to n lr^n r h $70«; make the Post home possible. Baked Ocean Cod ...... $6.95 A congenial personality and the ability to speak unrehearsed to groups The members of the post feel Grilled Salmon Steaks...... $8.95 the building is a decided asset Fried Large Shrimp...... $6.95 are key tools I used to communicate with other business organizations; they Stuffed Shrimp...... $7.95 to the city and county. Stuffed Flounder...... 7...... $8.95 have worked in the past and will work in the future. I believe in working as a All members of the Post are Fried Oysters...... $795 team, instead of separating myself from the group. I have a successful track encouraged to attend this oEASONEb Fried Clams...... $5.95 record of getting people to work together for the betterment of everyone. meeting. • S t ea k Din n ers Above served with choice ofpotati The Post has a V.F.W. Beef Ka bob...... $5.95 fries, bread, and choice of colcslauz * z t Auxiliary that is 100 percent New York Strip...... $9.95 A business education is a must in today's marketplace. Several years of with sauteed mushrooms, green peppers end onions 7 days a week supportive, hard working and Pork Chops...... $4.95 experience working with the business world, putting together budget, Smoked Chops...... $5.25 11:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m. earning their way. Steak & Shrimp...... ;...... $7.95 388-2468 meeting a payroll, supervising people and groups in different occupations are The Post also will install Gyros Plate...... $4.95 EddyvHle, KY all part of my accomplishments. the officers for 1993/1994 at (across from Eddyville Outlet Mall) this meeting. My education, training, and work experience sets me apart from the other two candidates as your best choice for the future. PUBLIC NOTICE The Trigg County School District has prepared an application for the use of My two opponents are good men in their own right; however, the federal funds for the education of the handicapped children in Trigg County School ability to manage big business requires much more than just a desire to try. District. I've been honest and straight forward. I've shown you the successful results The application specified that a free and appropriate public education will be of my experience in the business world. My opponents have only said they provided to all handicapped children ages three (3) through twenty-one (21) who want the job; neither have worked in big business nor are they trained and are residents of the Trigg County School District. Public Law 94-142 also requires that educated for today's business world. It is now time for you to make your the school district plan for the implementation of identification, local evaluation, and choice. I believe you need, want, and deserve the best qualified person as your appropriate educational placement of all handicapped children. County Judge Executive. The decision should be easy. HARRY O. TODD IS The applications call for availability of a free appropriate public education (FAPE) for all children identified. Services will be provided by the school and other CLEARLY THE BEST QUALIFIED! I want your vote and support. agencies who are approved to do so. Guaranteed procedural safeguards for handicapped children and their / parents in decisions regarding education programs and confidentiality of files of those children identified will continue to be instituted. 'j / The applications will be on file in the superintendent's office beginning April 22, /A ' - 1993 through May 24, 1993. Any interested persons may review copies of the applications and make comments concerning the applications to August J. Pisa or Bruce Perkins of the Trigg County School District. Consideration will be given to all comments. Paid for by Campaign Fund of Harry Todd, Retha Todd, Treasurer, 53 Patrick Dr., Cadiz, KY 42211

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Cadiz, clerk-receptionist at Between The Lakes, recently received an TVA's Land The Lakes (LBL), recently » 25 years of service. Vicki Godwin, LBL's budget and received an award for 25 years 25 years of service. Ann financial services manager, made the presentation to Wright, TVA's vice-president Wright, TVA's vice-president for LBL, made the Balentine. (TVA photos by Denise Schmittou) presentation to Nolin. presentation to Travis.

Fishermen estimate spring crappie run is near txpert fishermen on Ken­ kept water temperatures from fore the spawn, submerged jig heads and bodies to deter­ largemouth bass becoming ac­ and using a slow retrieve will tucky and Barkley lakes esti­ warming as quickly as usual brushpiles, stump rows and mine what the fish are most in tive, too. April is a great time work well for largemouth. As mate the start of the spring this spring. drop-offs in water 5 to 15 feet the mood for on any given day. to throw a spinnerbait or small the water continues to warm, crappie run in Kentucky is about Kentucky and Barkley lakes deep often hold crappie. These Tipping a lead head jig with a rattling crankbait for bass. you can speed up the retrieve two weeks away. are two excellent choices for spots are also productive when minnow and working it through Many fish will be very close to and still be effective. It is im­ While anglers are already spring crappie fishing, al­ the spawn is completed. the cover is one other proven the bank during April, search­ portant to match your retrieve catching lots of fish, the true though numerous other reser­ Although dunking a minnow method, and during the spawn, ing for warmer water, where speed to the activity level of migration of crappie to shallow voirs also offer good crappie. is the standby crappie-catching often crappie will be taken in it's not only more comfortable the fish. Bass become more ac­ water spawning areas is running Anglers who can locate shore­ method, casting or vertically one to three feet of water. for the bass, but also attractive tive the warmer the water gets. a little behind normal. Usu­ line brush in the creeks and jigging artificial jig-and- to baitfish. Fishing around certain features ally, spawning gets started tributaries that feed the major twistertail combinations also In addition to crappie on the of the pond, such as stumps or right at the beginning of April, lakes can usually connect with work well. Anglers should ex­ major lakes, Kentucky farm Early in April, fishing with logs, water inlets and the dam but weather conditions have crappie all month long. Just be­ periment with different color pond anglers are starting to find spinnerbaits with larger blades is often most productive.

Mud volleyball tourney to raise money Bluegrass Septic Systems "Serving all of Western Kentucky" address the continuing needs of Heart of Hopkinsville will to 10 courts of play during the wards the "Heart of Hop­ Complete systems, including permit, installed be sponsoring the "Hot Summer tournament. Registration fee is kinsville." This is a non-profit the historic downtown business to your local health department specs. Slam-mud Volleyball Tourna­ $100 and each team will consist organization for the develop­ district. 2 bedroom house-$ 1,640.00 ment of downtown Hop­ To obtain a registration form ment" to raise funds for the de­ of 15 players, with two women 3 bedroom house-$ 1,895.00 •) or more information about this velopment of downtown Hop­ on the court at all times. kinsville. Their mission is to We do footers & haul rock also kinsville. Entertainment and refresh­ encourage an economic environ­ tournament, contact Bobbie Local References The event will take place at ments will be available all ment that will benefit and sup­ Smith at 502-887-4015 or P.O. the West Kentucky Fair day. All proceeds from this port existing businesses, attract Box 305, Hopkinsville, KY Lie. # 124-215B Call Mack 8 8 7 -5 6 9 6 Grounds and there will be eight tournament will be used to­ new businesses and effectively 42241.

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i i i The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, April 21,1993, A-9 New mortgage interest rate for first-time homebuyers Kentucky Housing Corpora­ tion (KHC) recently announced its new mortgage interest rate for low- to moderate-income first-time homebuyers. Effective immediately, the interest rate will be 6.70 per­ cent fixed for 30 years with ei­ ther FHA mortgage insurance of Ladies of the Hospital Auxiliary will meet the second Monday of VA guarantee, and the required every month at 2 p.m. in the dining room of Trigg County down payment is less than five Hospital. percent. Fifteen million dollars has Trigg County Fiscal Court meets at 7 p.m. on the second Tuesday of PRESENTS FLAG -- The Woodmen of the World (WOW) recently presented a been set aside statewide and the month at the Trigg County Courthouse. new United States flag to Trigg Manor. At the presentation were (from left) Dallis will be available through par­ Stephens, Trigg Manor resident; J.M. Rogers, WOW member; Ed Perkins, WOW ticipating lenders on a first- Cadiz Lions Club meets the second and fourth Tuesday of each member; Lizzie Clark, Trigg Manor resident; Louise Perkins, WOW ombudsman; come, first-served basis until month at Cadiz Restaurant at 6:30 p.m. Betty Gresham, WOW field representative; Eugene Wright, WOW field all funds have been exhausted. representative; and Bradley Hargrove, Trigg Manor resident. CadizlTrigg County Chamber of Commerce meets for lunch at noon on the second Wednesday of the month. Locations are announced prior to the meetings. W ater d istrict expansion plans National Association of Retired Federal Employees (NARFE) meets at 10:30 a.m. on the second Wednesday of the month at the Community Center of the Bank of Cadiz. Prospective new approved for $2 m illio n project members or visitors are welcome.

The Barkley Lake Water Lyon and Caldwell Counties. District requires a 30-foot con­ service must pay $ 410 for a Woodmen of the World Lodge #20 meets the second Thursday of District received final ap­ The expansion will provide struction easement and a 10- meter and deposit. Checks the month. All members are urged to attend. proval April 6 of Plans and service to 150 customers in the foot permanent easement. The made to the Water District Specifications from Kentucky Siloam area. Trigg County has lines are buried 3 feet. Every will be held until water service Cadiz Masonic Lodge-Master Masons meets at 7:30 p.m. on the Division of Water, Drinking one of the outstanding water precaution is made to restore is supplied. second Thursday of each month at the Masonic Lodge. Water Branch for nearly $2 districts in Kentucky," said the construction damage to The expansion is the result of million expansion project. Zelner Cossey, Trigg County yards and fields. Valves and a long range plan prepared by Trigg County Business and Professional Women meets the third The expansion includes 23 judge-executive. hydrants are installed to limit the Barkley Lake Water Dis­ Monday of each month at Cadiz Restaurant at 5 p.m. miles of additional water line The site for the elevated inconvenience to landowners. trict to continue providing ser­ and a 300,000-gallon storage tank was donated to the It is anticipated advertise­ vice and have water available The Trigg/Lyon Newcomers meet at noon on the third Wednesday tank. The expansion will bring Barkley Lake Water District ments for bids will be published for additional residents. of each month at the Cadiz Restaurant. service to the Siloam Area of by Kenneth Averitt, president around the middle of May, ac­ "It is very difficult to deter­ Trigg County in addition to re­ of Averitt Lumber Company. cording to Elrod-Dunson, mine where additional water Trigg County Quilters Guild meets on the third Thursday at 10 lieving a critical water pres­ The expansion will be financed Barkley Lake Water District will be needed in the future. a.m. at the Cadiz Restaurant. Everyone is welcome to attend. sure problem in the Rockcastle by Farmers Home Administra­ consulting engineers. We installed some 150 meters in area. tion, which was approved in Anyone affected by the ex­ 1992 and 1993 is going about the Trigg County Hospital Board meets at 7 p.m. on the fourth "To date some 3,400 Trigg 1992. pansion may examine complete same as 1992. We produced 252 Monday of the month in the hosp tal cafeteria. residents are served by Barkley All easements and right-of- plans and specifications at the million gallons with sales of Lake Water District, as well as way have been completed ac­ Water District office on U.S. 68 $819,000 in 1992," said Kenneth Ham Festival Committee meets on the fourth Thursday of the Lake Barkley State Resort cording to H. B. Quinn, Water West anytime during regular Harper, Water District direc­ month. Park and a section of Christian, business hours. Those desiring District attorney. The Water tor of operations. See Calendar, Page A-14 Task Force— ------from Page A-l within 1,000 yards of school, dicate), $100,000 cash bond. with engaging in organized undercover operation are $5,000 cash bond. •William H. Nabors, 36, Al­ crime (criminal syndicate), pending, said Boyd. •Robert Gene Mayfield, 32, of dray Motel, Room 9, charged $100,000 cash bond. Det. Hollis Alexander of the 222 Adams Mill Road, charged with engaging in organized •James Christopher Loyd, 19, task force was the agent in with three counts of trafficking crime (criminal syndicate), 189 Streetland Drive, charged charge of the operation. marijuana less than 8 ozs.; $100,000 cash bond. with engaging in organized Card o ffThanks The task force headed up the possession of marijuana less •Peggy D. Rushing, 30, 505 crime (criminal syndicate), undercover operation and was than 8 ozs.; possession of drug West Main, Princeton also re­ $100,000 cash bond. assisted by the Trigg County paraphernalia, $1,000 cash sides at Aldray Motel Room 10, •David H. Fitzwater, 38, 278 We are gratefully acknowledging and bond. Sheriff's Office and Cadiz charged with engaging in orga­ East Main Street, charged with thanking each and everyone for their Police Department. trafficking marijuana less than •Pamala Kay Ingram, 31, of nized crime (criminal syndi­ Boyd said the operation is 8 ozs. and possession of mari­ prayers, calls, food, cards, flowers, kind­ 1750 Cerulean Road, charged cate), $100,000 cash bond. not over. "There will be more juana less than 8 ozs., $500 cash with trafficking marijuana less ness and concern shown during the death arrests. We also have a good bond. than 8 ozs.; delivery of drug •James R. Kennedy, 51, Box idea where the drugs are o f my husband, Harrison H. Baker. Also paraphernalia; possession of 1112 Will Jackson Road, two A criminal summons was coming from. That's what we'll marijuana less than 8 ozs. pos­ counts of trafficking marijuana issued for Jeremy R. Dunn, 22, special thanks to Salem Nursing Home look at next." session of drug paraphernalia, less than 8 ozs., $1,000 cash Lafayette Street, charged with and Staff, and Gamble Funeral Home for Those arrested were: $1,000 cash bond. bond. trafficking in controlled •Ranzie Franklin Hargrove, •Jeffrey Wayne Chambers, substance within 1,000 yards of their caring and efficient service. 23, P.O. Box 720, charged with •Robert Howell Ingram, 25, 21, 444 Linton Road, charged school. He was not arrested. trafficking marijuana less than of 1750 Cerulean Road, charged May God bless all o f you. 8 ozs, $500 cash bond. with two counts of trafficking •Pam S. Adams, 20, P.O. Box marijuana less than 8 ozs., 843, charged with trafficking possession of marijuana under 8 y*hm rBaker marijuana less than 8 ozs., ozs. and possession of drug Mortgage Rates trafficking marijuana within paraphernalia, $1,000 cash & f a m i l y 1,000 yards of a school, $5,000 bond. at 20 Year Low! cash bond. •Kenny D. 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Proud, G ray in marriage April 3 Candler celebrates birthday i She carried a bouquet of City, Utah, the couple will re­ white roses and ivy. side in Cadiz. The bride chose her sister, PRENUPTIAL Brenda Johantges of A household shower was Indianapolis to be her matron hosted by Northside Baptist of honor. Church, Indianapolis, Ind. A The bridegroom chose Alex personal shower was given by Bratt of Indianapolis to be his Mrs. Brenda Johantges and Ms. bestman. Charlene Adkins of The beacons of New Hope Indianapolis, Ind. A dinner Church served as ushers. party was given by Support A reception in the church Net, Inc. at Chateau-Nor- fellowship hall immediately mandy Restaurant, Indianapo- followed tine ceremony. lis, Ind. A miscellaneous Assisting at the reception, shower was given by Mrs. Terry Rita Calhoun, Tonya Wallace, f^ing, Mrs. Junior King, and Mrs. Shelia Williams. Lee Crawford at the Bank of Becky Proud, Grand Island, Cadiz Community Room- A Neb., sister of the bride, as- household shower was given by sisted at the guest register. New Hope Baptist Church Following a trip to Salt Lake members. Keirston Lane Candler

Several winners announced Keirston Lane Candler, Arrice and Thelma Lancaster; Hendersonville, Tenn., and her paternal great- in annual baby contest celebrated her first birthday grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J March 6. The party was held in Gilbert Candler. The Annual Trigg County Lynzie Brooke Birdsong receiv- the home of Clyde and Katie Baby Contest, sponsored by the ing The Little Miss Trigg Candler, Hopkinsville. Her Others attending were Business and Professional County Honors. Lynzie is the parents, Tim and Cheri Candler Christi Haney, Leo Champion, Women, was held on April 17. five-year-old daughter of and Brenda Lancaster Lee, Jackie N. Lancaster Sr., Jack-.e The Tiny Miss Trigg County Lance and Teresa Birdsong of hosted the party. N. Lancaster Jr., Richard Honor was presented to Jillian Cadiz. Runner-up is Tiffany Those who helped Keirston Harper; Ronnie, Sugette, Joshua Macy Nichols, the one-year- Lynn McCormick. Tiffahy Lynn celebrate or that sent gifts and Chairity Beth Sadler, Joe old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. is the four-year-old daughter were, her parents, her maternal and Dana Sandefur, Karen Joey Nichols of Trigg County. of Joe and Delinda McCormick grandmother, Brenda L .'L ee; Sam antha, and Sara Kate Runner-up honors went to of Cadiz. her paternal grandparents, Newman, Tony Oliger, Jeff, Chloe Oakley, the 2-year-old Little Mister Trigg County for Clyde and Katie Candler; her Dawn and Eric Martin, daughter of Mike Oakley and 1993 is Kevin Lee Goodwin, the maternal great-grandparents, Anthony and Kendra Candler. Penny Oakley of Cadiz. 3-year-old son of Kenny and Tiny Mister Trigg County 1993 Linda Goodwin of Cadiz. The Ff-'JI ir+h Pinhl l£)l HI lilt Qhf)W was Zane Curtis Ricks, the 17- runner-up honor presented to 1 W U I 11 1 11 ,U C 4 1 ,v y v v month-bid sort of Jeff and Mi- Preston Metts, the 3-year-old i a q th m i Iflh IV/I^IX/ 1 randa Ricks of Cadiz. Runner- son of Ralph and Pam Metts of w l l l l l ! U C O U II U U L j l I I V I C i y I up was to Dustin Michael Un- Cadiz. Judges were Nancy The Pennyroyal Area Mu- 4:30 p.m. on Monday through derhill, the 2 1/2-year-old son French and Jill Giordono of setim will present its Fourth Friday, and from 10 a.m. to 3 of Mike and Teresa Underhill Princeton and Missy Wilkins of Annual Quilt Show through p.m. On Saturday, of Cadiz. Hopkinsville. The contestants May 1. Children age 3 to 5 competed were sponsored by area busi- The show is comprised of Admission is $1 for adults in the Little Miss and Mister nesses in the Cadiz and Trigg more than 100 local quilts, and 50 cents for school-aged Trigg County Competition with County. Museum hours are 8:30 a.m. to children.

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Tuesday, April 20, 1993. She "Living Day to Day with Group in Hopkinsville. celebrated Saturday, April 17, Navy Seaman Recruit Alzheimer's Disease," a free • Freida Brown — Coordina­ 1993, with a clowns party Richard W. McCraw, son of public forum, will be held tor of Respite Care at the Se­ theme. She is the daughter of Dan S. and Billie J. McCraw of Thursday, April 29, from 7 to 9 nior Citizens Center. Roger and Connie Kennedy. Cadiz recently completed basic p.m. at the First Baptist • Kay Kane, R.N. — Preven-, Those attending the party training at Recruit Training Church Fellowship Mall, 1400 tion Specialist at the Penny­ were: grandmother Martha Command, Great Lakes, 111. South Main St., Hopkinsville. royal Center and advisor to the Futrell, great-aunt Mary Linda During the cycle, recruits are According to Kay Kane, pre­ Alzheimer's Support Group. Adams, aunt Patricia Gilbert taught general military subjects vention specialist at the • Kay Stevens, R.N. -- mm and aunt Debbie Mayfield and designed to prepare them for Pennyroyal Center, the session Representative from the cousins Patrick and Eliza further academic and on-the- is designed to offer a variety of Christian Health Center. Gilbert, Lauren and Chris job training in one of die Navy's practical information. Partici­ •Kelly Tate, M.D. -- A local Maegan Elizabeth Kennedy Mayfie,d, Leigh Ann Adams, 85 occupational fields. pants in the program include: family physician. and Cheryl and James Studies include seamanship, •Abbey Rayner, M.D. - Di­ • Jimmy Allen, R.N. -- Wadlington. Also attending close-order drill, naval history rector of the Memory and Aging Representative from Olsten Maegan Elizabeth Kennedy were Debra and Laurel Cole all and first aid. Program at Trover Clinic. Health Care. observed her first birthday from Cadiz. The 1992 graduate of Trigg • Mary Candace Burger, The forum is sponsored by the Ph.D. - Assistant Professor of County High school joined the Seaman Alzheimer's Advisory Board in Navy in August 1992. Psychiatry at Vanderbilt Uni­ association with the American Richard W. McGraw versity Medical Center. Association of Retired Persons Quitters hold April meeting •Dana Nethery -- Director of and the Pennyroyal Center. For Slone completes Army course Social Services at Jennie Stuart more information, phone Kay The Trigg County Quilters fun and fellowship, many deli­ Medical Center. Kane at the Pennyroyal Center Guild held its monthly meeting cious foods were enjoyed. Mrs. COLEMAN BARRACKS, technical or administrative •A1 Clinard — Member of the at 886-7178 or Ruth Fuller La- Thursday, April 15. Margaret Rudd handed out Mannheim, Germany - Spec. environment. Alzheimer's Disease Support ture at 885-3127. Incoming President Joan recipe sheets to members of Anthony S. Slone has com­ Slone, a mobile radio equip­ Griesmer opened the business some of the food they had. pleted a U.S. Army primary ment switching system opera­ meeting session. The club has Important dates to remember leadership course here. tor, is the son of Rebecca J. several new projects to partici­ this month: American Quilter's Students received training in Hughes and stepson of Joel B irth s pate in: A Brown Bag Secret, Society Show in Paducah at supervisory skills, leadership Hughes of Cadiz. Mystery, and Christmas tree the Executive Inn April 22 principles, and small unit The* specialist is a 1988 ornaments. Those ideas were through 25. Also a Quilt Show training techniques essential to graduate of Trigg County High introduced to the club by Vice- Will be held at the Kentucky a first-line supervisor in a School. Sadlers announce son's birth president Jackie Somerville. Oaks Mall April 19 through 25. The lesson was presented by Next month's lesson is Em­ Phillip and Lugene long. Inez Shinstine. She showed the broidery Embellishments for Smithers deployed to Somalia (Brayboy) Sadler are proud to Maternal grandparents are club a new way to create the Crazy Quilts. After lunch, a MOGADISHU, Somalia United Nations Security announce the birth of their son Beulah Braboy and the late Flying Geese pattern. Hand out workshop will be held for our Army Staff Sgt. Stephen K. mandate. Cloys Braboy, Cadiz; Paternal . sheets were given, so club mem­ Christmas Ornaments, bring Smithers has deployed to So­ Smithers is a squad leader Phillip Allexander Sadler. He grandparents are Robbie and bers could try this clever way to embroidery floss and embroi­ malia in support of Operation with the 87th Infantry at Fort was born April 2, 1993 at 6:36 Marie Flood, Cadiz; paternal do Flying Geese at home. dery needle. Restore Hope. Drum, N.Y. His wife, Joanna, is p.m. He weighed 7 pounds and 8 great-grandparents are Jr. and Several beautiful items were The operation is to provide the daughter of Joe L. and Glen ounces and was 20 1/4 inches Hazel Sumner, of Cadiz. shown at Show & Tell. The The beginner quilters will humanitarian relief to the So­ Bingham of Cadiz. Ham Festival Quilt is almost meet also, led by Judy Freeman. mali people in accordance with finished. The club held a Anyone wanting more informa­ Quilt-a-thon at Griesmer's tion about the Quilt Guild may Vote For home last month. Among the call Joan Griesmer at 924-5394. Taylor re-enlists in Air Force

KEESLER AIR FORCE BASE, Taylor, a morale, welfare, Gospel church to host revival Biloxi, Miss. -- Tech. Sgt. James recreation, and services super- V. Taylor has re-enlisted in the visor, is the son of Joe V. and The Meeting Place, a full U.S. 68. U. S . Air Force for four years. Martha S. Taylor of Cadiz. DAVID CHESNUT gospel church, will host a Danny Mitcheson, pastor, and revival starting Wednesday the congregation invite you April 21 and lasting through attend. Magistrate District 6 Saturday April 24. Services (Romans 10:9) That if thou begin nightly at 7 p.m., with shalt confess with thy mouth Bro. Allen Mineshine, from the Lord Jesus, and shalt Garrsville. believwe in thine heart that Weddings and Formals The Meeting Place is located God hath raised him form the This is your chance to five miles West of Cadiz, on dead, thou shalt be saved. Your One-Stop Prom Shop have a real voice in Also Available • Garters local government. •Accessories Paid for by candidate, 4650 Old Dover Road, Cadiz, KY 42211 •Dyeable Shoes • Slips & Bras • Brides • Bridesmaids Elect VLe\e •Little Girls •Mother's Dresses F lin t Free 1 % f e m e • Special Occasion GRAND RIVERS •Invitations for ADJACENT TO THE •Candelabra rental available Magistrate SHIRT SHACK 117 East Legion Drive, Princeton 362-9030 3 6 5 -0 1 4 5 District 7 Monday-Friday 5-9 p.m. "Vote For Me To Work For You " Saturday 9-5 p.m. I graduated from Trigg County High School in 1978. I am 33 years old & married to Sabrina Stroud. We have two daughters, Miranda age 10, and Brannigan age 8. My Be The Best You Can Be: mother is Mrs. John E. (Becky) Woodruff of Cadiz. GILLETTE I have worked in road and bridge building, and also Surviving a Dynamic Environment farming. ■ GOLDEN If elected and you call me about a problem, I will rep­ Presented by nationally-known expert on resent you and let you know what can be done. nursing and management Paid for by Candidate - P.O. Box 554, Cadiz, KY ©Record

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Inspection system to be updated National Library W eek observed

HAMBURGER SAFETY TIPS kept frozen at 0 degrees F will Each year we join the We have a beautiful and un­ Fast food hamburgers have maintain its quality up to four American Library Association Library usual collection of teapots in been making the headlines re­ months. and libraries throughout the the display case. Some old, cently. More than 400 persons in Homemaker nation in celebrating National some new, even some blue and the Northwest became ill after tips DEFROSTING AND Library Week. by Margaret Newby some very different ones. Don't eating undercooked hamburgers COOKING HAMBURGERS We seek to encourage every­ miss this display. Once again containing E coli 0157:H7, a SAFELY one to do their best in every­ this display has been made rare strain of bacteria which is by Elaine Clift Keeping meat cold while it is thing they do. We are con­ possible to the public by a great particularly dangerous to the County Extension Agent defrosting is essential to pre­ vinced libraries can and should library supporter, Jean Felix. very young and old. vent the growth of bacterial. be part of that effort to succeed. In line with Library Week The U.S. Department of nomics at the Meat and Poultry Never leave ground beef, or any Today’s libraries offer every­ we have put together a collec­ Agriculture is planning to up­ Hotline. perishable food, out on the thing from access to computers world." tion of books that have been date its inspection system so it HANDLING GROUND BEEF counter for more than two hours. to tax assistance right along­ Actors, writers, sport stars challenged at different times, will be able to determine the At the store, be sure to choose Thaw it in the refrigerator. side the books, periodicals, and others agree: libraries do places, and for different reason, presence of harmful pathogens a package that's not torn and To be sure bacterial are de- ar*d tapes that have in- change lives. most of them seem ridiculous to not detectable by visual that feels cold. If possible, en­ stroyed, cook hamburgers to 160 spired generations of Ameri- As Kentucky celebrates Na­ you and me. Mary Poppins: ob­ inspection. close it in a plastic bag so juices degrees F (medium doneness) or cans- tional Library Week James jected to because Mary was a "Even with the added won't drip on other foods. Make until the center is no longer pink In keeping with Library Nelson, State Librarian and witch; Adventures of Tom scrutiny, inspection will not ground beef and other perish­ and the juices are clear. Week the John L. Street Li­ Commissioner would like to en­ Saw yer: racist; Snow W hite: substitute for the proper cook­ ables your final purchase of the brary along with Martha Mal- list your help in developing a lives with seven men. Wizard ing and handling of raw trip. When cooking out, do not one Smith’ coordinator of the promotional publication which of Oz: inappropriate for young meats," says Susan Conley After leaving the store, get partially grill extra hamburg­ program, invites you to remi­ will focus on what public li­ readers; Mother Goose Nursery manager of USDA's Meat and perishables home quickly and ers to use later. Once you begin nisce with us as we take a trip braries mean to the people of R hym es: too violent; and, of Poultry Hotline. refrigerate or freeze them im­ cooking hamburgers by any down memory lane. Kentucky. course, the Bible. The list goes "A number of Hotline caller mediately. If the trip home is method, cook them until com­ Our show and tell program Please share with us how on and on. Check to see if your recently have been asking about more than an hour, pack them pletely done to assure that will be like browsing in grand- your library has made a favorite book is included. Keep the safety of cooking hamburg­ in an ice chest. bacteria are destroyed. mother's attic. Oh display will difference in your life by filling in mind there's a big difference ers at home," Conley says. Raw When handling raw ground Refrigerate hamburgers be a lot of memorabilia. A doll out a form we have in the li­ between book selection and cen­ hamburger must be handled beef, don't let its juices contam­ promptly after cooking. Any with leather hinges on it's brary explaining how this sorship. To quote Dr. Laurence properly because of the poten­ inate foods that won't be left out at room temperature for arms and legs, McGuffy readers, happened. These will be for­ Peter, "a censor is a man who tial of contamination by harm­ cooked. Wash your hands with more than two hours should be a dictionary over a hundred warded on to the state library. knows more than he thinks you ful bacteria. Cooking kills bac­ soap and hot water before and discarded. After cooking, years old. All reminders of Selected response will be pub­ ought to." teria. If hamburgers are safely after handling ground beef to ground beef can be stored in the many years of living, lished. Censorship reflects a soci­ handled and thoroughly make sure you don't spread refrigerator for three to four Items will be on display be- ety's lack of confidence in it­ cooked, they won't make you bacteria from one surface to an­ days or frozen up to three tween the hours of 1 p.m. and 3 I'm so glad to see the Ameri­ self. In the first Amendment to sick. Bacteria can be present in other. months. p.m. on Friday, April 23. I bet can flag and the Kentucky flag the Constitution, our Founding any ground beef as well as other Don't reuse and packaging When reheating fully cooked you have something to share flying once again in front of the Fathers affirmed their belief raw foods such as poultry, fish material. Use soap and hot patties, be sure their internal with us- We will be looking for library. Our flag that was that competing ideas are fun­ and eggs. Some bacteria cause water to wash utensils and sur­ temperature reaches 165 de- you to join us. stolen, has been replaced by the damental to freedom. food to spoil. Others -- such as faces which have come into grees F or they are hot and local chapter of The Woodmen Remember! Books work. They Salmonella, Camplobacfer je­ contact with the raw meat. steaming. Has the public library made of the World. We really work to open minds, to chal­ juni, Listeria monocytogenes, E When taking hamburgers off At restaurant, order your a difference in your life? appreciate their thoughtful­ lenge thoughts, to inspire ac­ coli and Staphylococcus aureus the grill, don't put the cooked hamburger cooked to "medium" It has for Erma Bombeck, ness and their dedication to the tion, to free the imagination, -- can cause illness. hamburgers on the same platter or "well done" and check for America's favorite Mom. Erma needs of Trigg County. and to fire the spirit. USDA recommends against which held the raw patties. doneness when it is served. says," I have passed on to my eating raw or undercooked STORING GROUND BEEF For further information about children my impatience, my The Library Board bought ground beef since harmful bac­ Bacteria multiply rapidly in h a n d lin g and co o kin g love of pasta, and my excite- the property next door to the Cadiz teria could be present. But safe the "danger zone" between 40 to ham burgers safely, call ment for libraries and reading." library. It had been rumored The Place To Be!! food handling is also important 140 degrees F. To keep bacterial USDA's Meat and Poultry Bill Clinton replied ”1 have that it was bought by an indi­ in preventing foodborne illness. levels low, store ground beef at Hotline at 1-800-535-4555 always had a great love for vidual and donated to the li­ Here are some hamburger 40 degrees F and use or freeze in weekdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. reading. When I was just two brary. safety tips from the home eco- it within two days. Ground beef Eastern time. years old my grandfather In the future they hope to taught me how to read. My first construct an addition to the y w t o u c i / ^ Revival, homecoming set at Baptist church book was Dick and Jane. I en- present library, courage my daughter to use and , , / r tttuucttce^ There will be a revival and Lapp from Waynesboro, Tenn. Singing in the afternoon with enjoy all the treasures that can The library thanks Mary Sunday morning, May 2, will the Erin Quartet and the be found in a library." homecoming at the Delmont Jane Somers and Ray Paulsen {Le^lonaL Cvvisine Baptist Church beginning April be homecoming. Sunday school Homeword Bound. The pastor John Goodman, actor, remem­ for helping with the income 25 through May 2. Services at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. Bro. Shoney Oliver and the bers, "when I was young we taxes this year. This is a great Each weekend we will each night will be at 7 p.m. The Bro. Raymon Baker, a former members invite everyone to couldn't afford much but my li­ community service. focus our menu on a Evangelist will be Bro. Edd pastor, will bring the message, attend. brary card was my key to the different region in our country and abroad. 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from Page A-9 — C alendar April 26 TOPS: The daytime chapter meets each Thursday at 9 a.m. for The Trigg County PTO will meet at 6 p.m. on April 26 in the Little weigh-ins. The meeting will begin at 9:30 a.m. For more Cadiz Planning Commission meets at 7 p.m. on every other fourth Theatre. There will be fite-based elections/officers elections and information, call leader Darlene Sherbit at 522-6027 or 1-800-932 a membership drive. -TOPS. Thursday at Cadiz City Hall. • • • • • • Monthly meetings An Artifical Limb and Orthopaedic Brace Clinic will be April 29 American Legion Post 74 meets at 6 p.m. on the first Monday of conducted every other Friday at Pennyrile Home Medical. Free The Support The Port Committee will have a meeting at the Lyon evaluations will be given. Persons must schedule appointments by County Courthouse at 7 p.m. on April 29. Robert Tipp will present the month. a program on canal wood and the proposed chip mill. All calling 522-8002. interested persons are invited to attend. Trigg County School Board meets at 7 p.m. on the first and third Mondays of the month at the Trigg County Board of Education What's coming up.... May 1 Office. April 21 Lafayette Volunteer Fire Department offers ham and beans at The Trigg/Lyon Newcomers will meet at noon on April 21 at the their annual dinner. This bubbling blend of ham and beans, which Cadiz City Council meets at 7 p.m. on the first Tuesday of the Cadiz Restaurant. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Freeman will talk about month at the Cadiz City Hall. curing and cooking country hams. For reservations, call Kay is prepared by volunteer fire fighters, will begin at 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. There will also be a raffle of a counbry ham as well as an Murphy at 522-0320. auction of miscellaneous items donated by area merchants. All is Cadiz Civitan Club meets at 7 p.m. on the first and third invited to come and help the fire department have another Tuesdays of the month at the Cadiz Restaurant. successful year. April 24 Cadiz Garden Club meets the first Wednesday of the month at 10 The Fitness Center's 1993 Spring Bike Tour will begin at 9 a.m. on The South Road V.F.D. will hold a barbecue beginning at 11 a.m. a.m. in the Cadiz Baptist Church. April 24 with 15-, 30-, and 60-mile bike rides. All participants on May 1 at the station. Barbecue chickens will be available as will receive a long-sleeve T-shirt and a lunch buffet. well as barbecue plates. Trigg County Alzheimer's Support Group meets at 7 p.m. on the first and third Thursdays of the month at the Pennyrile Mental The Trigg County High School Class of 1958 will hold a reunion May 3 Health Center in Hopkinsville. All care givers and interested planning meeting at 8 a.m. on April 24 at the Smokehouse The Lake Barkley-Cadiz AARP will meet at 1 p.m. on May 3 at persons are encouraged to attend. Anyone needing additional Restaurant. the Cadiz Baptist Church. The speaker will be Harry Todd, who information may contact A1 Clinard at 522-6815. will discuss tourism in the community. Refreshments will be VFW Post 7890 and the Ladies Auxiliary meets the first The South Road V.F.D. will hold a kitchen shower at 2 p.m. on served following the meeting. Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. at their post home. April 24 at the fire station to equip its new kitchen. Items needed include a 30" electric stove, large pots and serving bowls, serving May 8 Olphia Chapter 55 Order of Eastern Star meets at 7:30 p.m. on utensils, etc. Used items will be accepted. Gospel Singing to be held at Rocky Ridge Baptist Church at 7 p.m. The group will be Looking Up formerly Second Chance. the first Thursday of each month at the Masonic Lodge. Everyone is welcome to attend. The James Thomas Chapter of the Daughters of the American The Dream Factory meets at 6:30 p.m. on the second Monday each Revolution will hold its annual birthday luncheon at 11:30 a.m. Weekly meetings month at the Bank of Cadiz. on April 24 at the Smokehouse Restaurant. New members will be TOPS KY. 280 meets each Monday in the basement of Cadiz welcomed and a memorial tribute will be paid to deceased Baptist Church from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Weigh-in is from 5 to 5:30 Cadiz Water Commission meets at 7 p.m. on the second Monday of members. All members are urged to attend. p.m. For more information, contact Betty Stewart at 522-3710 or the month at Cadiz City Hall. Carolyn Cobbs at 522-8105.

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Section B THE CADIZ RECORD April 21. 1993 SPORTS BatCats take early district leads Softball 'Cats Baseball ties take two-game Christian Co. District 6 lead atop District 5

DAVID B. SNOW DAVID B. SNOW Record Sports Editor Record Sports Editor

Trigg County High School's Trigg County High School's softball team took a two-game baseball team took an early lead in District 6 play last lead in District 5 play last week, thanks to an April 14 week, tying league foe Chris­ double-header sweep of Liv­ tian County with a 1-0 district ingston County Central. mark. The Wildcats (6-1 overall, The Wildcats (2-2, 1-0 in 4-0 in District 6 play) jumped on District 5 play) sent 10 batters the Cardinals early with five to the plate in the fourth inning runs in the first inning, four in against Fort Campbell (2-5, 0- the second and three in the 1), scoring four runs on two hits, fourth for the five-inning 12-0 five walks and a hit batter, en win. The game was shortened route to the 11-6 road win on by the 10-run rule. April 14. * In the second game, 'Cat bats Michael James started were less potent at the start, things off for Trigg County with ; ** but came around when it a three-run home run in the top counted. of the first inning and followed Trailing 3-1 in the bottom of that with a solo shot in the the third, Trigg County scored third. two runs in that inning to tie Freshman Tim Bush (1-0) got the score, then plated five runs the complete-game win for the on four hits in the fourth for the 'Cats, allowing six runs on nine 7-3 win over Livingston County hits, striking out eight and Central (2-4, 1-3). walking six. Trigg County has won five Hitters for the Wildcats straight games. were James, with two home In the first game, Tatum runs, three runs scored and four McNichols went 3-for-3 with a runs batted in; Jonathon Gray, n « Uuyui.vnD.?iww single, a double and a three-run with a single and a double and Trigg County shortstop Steve Wallace catches a pop-up hit by Dawson Springs' Jarred Willson (29) in the fourth inning of their April 12 home run, three runs scored and three runs; Jacob Long, with two game. Tony Malone (14) looks on from first base, while outfielders Jacob Long (left) and Jerimiah Kline move in to assist. five runs batted in. singles; and Steven Tyler, with Other hitters in the game a single and a run. Jason Underhill (0-1) took included Karen Grubbs, with the loss, allowing five runs on Steven Wallace scored three STATS ‘N STANDINGS all standings are for games through April 18 two singles and two runs scored; runs for the Wildcats, and Bush two hits in two-thirds of an in­ Latora Boyd, with two doubles, scored once. ning. Underhil Struck out one three runs and one RBI; Malissa and walked four. TCHS Baseball, Softball Standings Home teams are in ALL CAPITALS. GB - games behind first place Bush, with a single and a West Hopkins 7 The big blow against the triple, three runs and one RBI; Wildcats 2 Wildcats was a grand slam in Baseball District 5 Overall Softball District 6 Overall Stephanie Lancaster, with a West Hopkins jumped on the first that scored the Rebels’ W L GB W L Perc. W L GB W L Perc. triple, one run and one RBI; Trigg County pitching for five first four batters. TRIGG CO. 1 0 — 2 2 .500 TRIGG CO. 4 0 — 6 1 .857 runs in the first inning to coast Christian Co. See Baseball, Page B-2 1 0 6 7 .462 Lyon Co. 1 1 2 6 . 2 .750 to the 7-2 April 13 win at Nebo. Ft. Campbell 0 1 i 2 5 .286 Crittenden Co. 0 1 21/2 1 4 .200 Hopkinsville 0 1 i 1 6 .143 Caldwell Co. 0 1 21/2 0 3 .000 IT CAMPBELL 6 (April 14) Livingston Co. 1 3 3 2 4 .333 WEST HOPKINS 7, Trigg Co. 2 (April 13) TRIGG CO. 12-7, Livingston Co. 0-3 (April 14) TRIGG CO. 2, Dawson Springs 1 (April 12) TRIGG CO. 6, Caldwell Co. 2 (April 13) Trigg Co. 13, WEBSTER CO. 1 (April 12) Trigg County Youth Soccer Association Scoreboard Home teams in ALL CAPITALS. All games played Saturday S O C t ^ S M i g s unless otherwise noted G F' Goals For: GA' Goals A9ainst; H - home; A - away U-6 w L I GF GA Next game TRIGG CO. (Reynolds' team) 6 U-8 (Reinick's team) 4 0 0 19 2 April 24 (H) Hopkinsville No. 4 0 U-6 (Reynolds’ team) 2 0 0 15 0 April 24 (H) U-10 Hopkinsville No. 2 4 1 3 0 8 12 April 24 (H) U-14 0 1 TRIGG CO. (Cotton's team) 1 3 1 22 April 27 (A) U-6 (Cotton's team) 0 3 0 2 12 April 24 (H) U-8 U-8 (Pryor's team) 0 3 0 3 8 April 24 (H) TRIGG CO. (Reinick's team) 7 U-12 0 5 0 • 5 28 May 1 (H) Hopkinsville No. 1 0 U-16 0 5 0 3 27 April 29 (H) TRIGG CO. (Reinick's team) TCYSA Scorers Hopkinsville No. 5 Player (Team) Goals Player (Team) Goals Hopkinsville No. 5 Bradley Sutherland (U6R) Mike Joiner (U8P) 2 : TRIGG CO. (Pryor’s team) Josh Birdsong (U8R) Belden Parry (U12, U14) 2 Logan Chesnut (U6R) Brandon Stroud (U6C) Photo by David B. Snow U-10 Matt Holland (U8R) Ryan Brady (U12) Ebony Broadnax takes a swing against Livingston County Central on April 14. Broadnax hit singles in Hopkinsville No. 2 E>evon Caudle (U8R) Eli Drennan (U8R) both games to help Trigg County to a double-header sweep, 12-0 and 7-3, over the Cardinals. TRIGG COUNTY Josh Gray (U10) Blane Ford (U10) April 18 Jacob Howe (U12) Kevin Marquess (U10) Josh Adams (U10) Marshall County No. 1 Tom Mitchell (U8P) Corey Alexander (U16) ______v___t TRIGG COUNTY Michael Rufli (U16) KHSAA votes down dividing [Editors Note: U-6 and U-8 teams are denoted by the coaches' last initial: April 18 C - Cotton, P - Pryor and R - Reynolds (U-6) or Reinick (U-8) ] Marshall County No. 2 public, private school sports TRIGG COUNTY U-16 April 13 A proposal to divide the Passage would also have with one more vote than the 43 U-12 U-14 HEATH Kentucky High School Ath­ meant that football powers necessary for passage. MURRAY No. 2 April 13 9 Trigg County letic Association into public- such as Louisville's St. Xavier In the first vote, the pro­ Trigg County MURRAY q April 18 and private-school divisions — and Trinity — Catholic schools posal received only 42 affirm­ Trigg County Marshall County apparently aimed at Univer­ — would have been banned ative votes. MURRAY No. 1 TRIGG COUNTY from competing against public Trigg County sity Heights Academy in Hop­ See KHSAA, Page B-2 kinsville — was voted down by schools in the playoffs. a 56-4 vote by the KHSAA's University Heights Acad­ Delegate Assembly at its an­ emy, an all-boys school, com­ TRIGG COUNTY STUDENT-ATHLETES OF THE WEEK nual meeting on April 16. petes in Trigg County High The proposal, initiated by School's Region II in basket­ Hopkinsville High School ball, golf, soccer, swimming and principal Harold Wood, pro­ tennis. The school won the 1992 posed that public and private state basketball title and the schools compete in separate 1990 and 1991 All "A" Classic SHILOH MATHIS DENVER TRAVIS championship tournaments. Tournaments. Sophomore Sophomore Had the proposal passed, it In a related vote, the dele­ Academics: Honor Roll. A cadem ics: Principal's List. would have placed a poten­ gates passed a proposal making Activities: cheerieading Activities: golf team, 4-H tially fatal fiscal burden on the foreign exchange students squad, Beta Club, Student gun shooting club president, financially troubled ’ KHSAA, ineligible for varsity athletics Council representative, sci­ Future Business Leaders of as it would have had to fund for 36 school weeks. Foreign ex­ ence club, Acteens. H o b ­ America, Students Against Driving Drunk, Beta Club. separate tournaments in all change students may play in ju­ bies and interests: spend­ Hobbies and interests: sports. nior-varsity sports, however. ing time with friends and family, cheerleading. bicycling, playing ping-po.ig. "It was in the best interests The proposal — offered by listening to music. of the association," said Owensboro High School KHSAA commissioner Billy principal Bill Van Winkle — Wise. ' on the second vote 44-20, B-2, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, April 21,1993 Reinick's team now 4-0 •The U-6 team coached by In the second game, Mar­ DAVID B. SNOW Peggy Reynolds beat Hop­ shall County No. 2 won 3-2 over Record Sports Editor kinsville No. 2 6-0 Saturday to Trigg County. Adams scored Josh Birdsong scored five push its record to 2-0. again for Trigg County, and goals and Devon Caudle added Bradley Sutherland scored Kevin Marquess was credited a two scores to help Trigg four goals for Trigg County, and goal when a Marshall County County’s U-8 soccer team Logan Chesnut added two more player accidentally kicked the coached by Jen6 Reinick beat for the win. ball into his own goal. Hopkinsville No. 6 7-0 and •The U-6 team coached by Hopkinsville No. 5 3-0. Norman Cotton fell to Hop­ The U-10 team also took a 4- The wins brought the team's kinsville No. 4 4-1 Saturday. 1 loss to Hopkinsville No. 2 record to 4-0. Brandon Stroud scored the goal Saturday. Josh Gray scored In the first game, Birdsong for Trigg County. Trigg County's goal. and Caudle scored three goals •The U-10 team lost to two •The U-8 team coached by each and Matt Holland scored strong Marshall County teams Lois Pryor took a tough 1-0 loss one. Sunday. at the hands of Hopkinsville In the second game, Birdsong In the first game, Trigg No. 5 Saturday. scored twice and Holland had County lost to Marshall County •The U-16 team fell to Mar­ one goal. No. 1 4-3 despite leading 3-1 at shal! County Sunday 6-1. In other Trigg County Youth halftime. Josh Gray scored Michael Rufli scored the sole Soccer Association action this twice for Trigg County, and Josh goal for Trigg County, his fu|t week: Adams added another goal. of the season. Photo by David B. Snow Wrestlers participating in the 1993 Little League Wresting program are (front row, from left) Michael from Page B-l Hunter, Jarett Bell, Wesley Mathis, Michael Dillard, Tarris Humphries, Jesse Bealmear, (middle row, from Softball left) Gregory Choate, Jesse Likens, Richard Rascoe, Derrick Gude, Don Hendrix, Ladell Rascoe, Eric Trenita Hancock, with a single single and a run; and Tanya Tatum McNichols and Jones, Timmy Hendricks, (back row, from left) Dennie Wynn, Mike Thomas, Shad Seals, Clayton and an RBI; and Ebony Broad­ Sanders, with a single. Stephanie Lancaster both put Thomas, Justin Boyd, Matthew Jones, Byron Jones and Justin Evans. Not pictured are Melvin Jenkins nax, with a single and two Grubbs scored a run for Trigg in 3-for-4 performances at the and Jamie Likens. RBIs. County, and Domicha Jackson plate. McNichols had a single, Cinnamon Butler also had a added an RBI. a triple and a two-run home Baseball ------from Page B-l in for the Wildcats. run, two runs scored and three runs batted in, while Lancaster Michael James came on in Jerimiah Kline, with a double; Wildcats, allowing one run on In the second game, Bush W ildcats 6 had three singles, a run and one relief and pitched the rest of and Brad Ledford, with a sin­ three hits, striking out 11 and went 2-for-2 with two singles Caldwell County 2 RBI. the game, allowing two runs on gle. walking one. and two runs batted in. Trigg County rallied with Other hitters for Trigg three hits, striking out six and W ildcats 2 three runs in the third inning, County were Latora Boyd, with walking five in 5-1/3 innings. Dawson Springs 1 Steven Wallace led the of­ Other hitters for the 'Cats two in the fourth and one in the two singles and a run; Ebony Jonathon Gray led the Wild­ Trigg County opened its fense for Trigg County, going 3- included McNichols, with a fifth to outlast district foe Broadnax, with a single and a cats offensively with a 4-for-4 home schedule in high fashion for-3 with two singles and a single and a triple, two runs and Caldwell County 6-2 on April solo home run, one rim and two performance. Gray hit three on April 12, as Steven Tyler double and a run batted in. three RBIs; Lancaster, with a 13. RBIs; Trenita Hancock, with a singles and a double, scored one scored the game-winning run in Other hitters for the Wild­ single and a triple, one run and The loss dropped Caldwell single; Tanya Sanders, with a run and had one batted in. the bottom of the last inning for cats were Jacob Long, with a one RBI; Boyd, with a single County to 0-3, 0-1 in District 6 single; and Lyrin Ethridge, with Other hitters for Trigg the 2-1 win over Dawson single and a double and a run and a run; Broadnax, with a play. a single and a run. County were James, with two Springs. scored; Jonathon Gray, with a singles and an RBI; Steven Tyler (1-1) was stellar o n single; Tony Malone, with a Wallace, with a single; Steven the mound as well, g e ttin g the single; and Tyler, with a double ------from Page B-l KHSAA Tyler, with a single and a run; complete-game W in for the and a run. Henderson County principal years. must compete against a world Section 2) state that foreign Information for this article of that article are reprinted Howard Crittenden spoke out "Common sense tells you team." exchange students are in­ was taken from an article in the with perm ission from The strongly for this proposal, something is unusual when that Before the proposal can en­ eligible for interscholastic April 17 issue of The Courier- Courier-Journal. telling the delegates, "We happens at a school with only ter the KHSAA rule book, it competition for 36 school Journal of Louisville. Portions have a situation in our region 42 students," he said. "I am not must be sent to the state de­ weeks, but provides five that is way beyond your under­ against foreign students per se, partment of education for ap­ exceptions to that rule. It also standing.” but1 I feel the rule has been proval. allows a foreign exchange Without mentioning Univ­ abused. 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Control nodding thistle problems with proper management

Nodding thistle is considered should be done before the flow­ year on tobacco does not and should be applied during au­ SOIL TEST FEE a noxious weed because it re­ ers begin to open; however, this will not get an emergency label tumn months, not during spring­ We were recently notified by produces rapidly and interferes type of control should not be for controlling Blue mold. Last time. the Division of Regulatory with pasture production. done until the flower stalks year's emergency use label does Agricultoni of cool- Service that soil testing cost It is important to recognize have begun to develop. not carry over to this year and notea grow fast enough in the spring have to be raised to cover cost. the growth cycle of nodding Some regrowth may occur, but cannot follow in succeeding * on their own. Any excess nitro­ Presently, about 40 percent of thistle for management pur­ seed production will be less years. If you think you might the cost is covered by the test­ m gen fertilization during the poses. than if no control were used at have a blue mold problem this ing fee. Under the present UK springtime causes abundant leaf The major growth period for by John Fonrqorean a ll. year, use two quarts prior to Budget, supplementing the lab County Extension Agent growth and more mowing. nodding thistle is during the If herbicides will be used for setting this year's crop, and cost will no longer be possible. fall and early spring. control, it is important to then you'll be able to apply two In addition, excess nitrogen In July of 1993, cost to run a Seeds germinate in the fall or recognize the rosette stage of quarts at layby for added Blue can aggravate certain diseases, soil test will be $4.00 per test late winter and form rosettes. abundant amount of seed can be nodding thistle which usually mold controls. such as brown patch on tall fes­ and in July 1994, it will go to From the rosette, the plant produced. is March to April. cue and leaf spot and melting $5.00 per test. Still, this is a sends up its flower stalk. Uncontrolled plants will For more information on ei­ FERTILIZING LAWNS out of Kentucky bluegrass. bargain ybu cannot afford not to Nodding thistle is considered produce over 4,000 seeds, which ther mechanical or chemical It is Kentucky's April awak­ take advantage of. At $200 per a biennial. Generally, the sec­ eventually sprout new plants control of nodding thistle, see ening, and everyone is ready to An acceptable amount is a ton, fertilizer would cost you 10 ond spring following germina­ within the next few years. extension publication AGR-20 fertilize their lawns. light springtime application of cents per pound. It will only no more than one-half pound of tion is when the flower stalk A key factor of nodding this­ at your County Extension Of­ But hold that nitrogen; take 40 to 50 pounds of fertil­ nitrogen per one-thousand begins to develop and flowers tle management is interrupting fice. springtime may not be the best izer to pay for the test. Most square feet. appear in late May or early the reproduction cycle either by time to fertilize a Kentucky people put on 400 to 500 pounds June. mechanical or chemical con­ TOBACCO GROWERS lawn. Most nitrogen fertilizer too much or not enough of the When thistle plants are al­ trols. It is important that you un­ The bulk of fertilizers on should be applied after Labor right element when guessing lowed to produce flowers, an Mowing or hand hoeing derstand that Ridomil use this lawns of cool-season grasses Day and before winter. how much fertilizer is needed. University of Kentucky cider workshop will Concerns unfounded over safety of fruit wax

focus on the safety/marketing of the product Some consumers have ex­ "Fruit and vegetables are Strang said that 77 percent of pressed concerns about those waxed to reduce moisture loss, the fresh market apples sold in Consumers are asking more State Horticulture Society, the rather simple equipment and nice, shiny red apples and shriveling and bruising and, in the U.S. are waxed. One questions about the cider they Kentucky Cabinet for Human depend on orchard sales to other fruits in grocery stores. some cases, to slow the pro­ Washington supermarket sells buy than ever before. Not only Resources and the University of move their products to con­ They're concerned about waxes duce's respiration rate," Strang both and identifies them as are they concerned about its Kentucky College of Agricul­ sumers, Brown said. that growers sometimes use to said. waxed or unwaxed for cus­ taste and appearance, they are ture will sponsor a day-long During the afternoon session, give them that shiny appear­ "The result is that waxing tomers. That supermarket re­ concerned about its safety. ances. workshop production, June 16, the experts will press cider us­ reduces firmness loss, extends ports that the waxed applies "Cider safety became more at UK’s South Farm near Lex­ ing equipment typically used by They're concerned that the shelf life and makes the fruits outsell the unwaxed ones by a important when scientists found ington. small producers. waxes themselves may be and vegetables shine which 10 to one margin. in 1991 E. coli bacteria harmful or that harmful pesti­ improves merchandising and "In Kentucky, very few apple "The workshop will provide "This school will help them contaminating cider made in cide residues may be sealed in­ marketing," he said. growers wax their fruit," he expert discussions of microor­ keep their cider safe and ap­ side. another state. As a result of ganisms that can contaminate Some vegetables, such as cu­ said. "As a result, when waxed pealing. It also will give them They needn't be, said John these consumer concerns, cider cider, as well as tips on pressing cumbers, are less susceptible to Michigan apples become information about labelling and Strang, extension fruit and veg­ producers need to take care to a quality cider and selling the bacterial infection when available, our local chain marketing their cider," he etable specialist with the avoid contaminating their product," said Brown, also waxed, he added. Therefore, stores generally are not inter­ said. University of Kentucky College product," said Jerry Brown, ex­ chair of UK's Extension Food. when waxes are used with post­ ested in Kentucky apples." of Agriculture. tension horticulturist with the Safety and Quality Task Force. The school has a limited en­ harvest treatments, spoilage is University of Kentucky College rollment capacity, but Brown Waxes don't hurt. They help. retarded. of Agriculture. Many of Kentucky's cider said that a manual being de­ producers are small operators veloped for the school will be To help Kentucky producers who press apples from their available for others later in press cider that is both tasty orchard as another way of the summer. and wholesome, the Kentucky marketing their crop. They use

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Sen. Green guest speaker at local young enterprise program Whiteker receives National Pork Producers Council award Twenty-two local high school students participated in M cElw yn (M ack) D. extension service, he was ex­ the American Private Enter­ Whiteker, retired assistant tension animal sciences profes- • prise System program last f t 4-H director of the Cooperative Ex­ sor and coordinator of the ani­ week. The group met at the tension Services for agricultural mal sciences extension program Trigg County Board of Educa­ programs at the University of since 1969. tion on Wednesday, April 14, Kentucky, has received the He is an internationally and Thursday, April 15. & i Distinguished Service Award known swine specialist who from the National Pork The intent of the program developed several area feeder by Paula Howe Producers Council. was to help the students become County Extension Agent pig producing and marketing better citizens and leaders for 4-H Tooth Development Whiteker received the honor associations throughout Ken­ through improving their at the organization's recent an­ tucky. He has lectured in Japan, understanding of our business nual convention in Texas for a Taiwan, France, Italy, Austria, system. Rotary Club, Pennyrile Rural lifetime of achievement in Hungary, England and Costa Also present at the sessions Electric Cooperative Corpora­ promoting the interests of pork Rica as well as throughout the were several business and pro­ tion, Cadiz Southern States producers in Kentucky, the U.S. U.S. fessional leaders who led dis­ Cooperative, Trigg County 4-H and throughout the world. cussions on various business Council and the University of Whiteker has won previous topics. They included Ben Cun- Kentucky Cooperative Exten­ "I am honored; I am humbled; awards from USD A, the Ken­ diff, president, Trigg County sion Service. and I am very appreciative to tucky Pork Producers Associa­ Farmers Bank; Woody The students shared in dis­ have received this award," tion and Epsilon Sigma Phi, the Woodall, Woodall & Quinn cussion topics beginning with Whiteker said. "There aren't extension honorary fraternity. Law Offices; David Chesnut, "How America Is Organized To very many people who get that He has been a member of the award." Pennyrile Home Medical; J.D. Do Business;" "Our Economy, production and research com­ Howell, Cadiz Milling Com­ How It Works, What It Pro­ Earlier this year, Whiteker mittees of the National Pork pany; and Sam Englert, South­ vides;" "Government And Busi­ was also honored by the Ken­ Producers Council and has ern States Cooperative. ness;" and three sessions on tucky Pork Producers Associa­ served on program planning The students also had a guest ways of organizing to conduct tion by being elected to the conferences for national pork speaker, State Sen. Jeff Green, business — "The Individually state organization’s Hall of conferences. who talked with the students Owned Business And The Busi­ Fame. State Sen. Jeff Green and local businessmen spoke Whiteker, a native of T about the effect government ness Partnership," "The Busi­ to area high schoolers at American Private Enterprise Whiteker served with UK's Harrison County, now lives in policies have on local busi­ ness Corporation," and "The System program. Cooperative Extension Service Lexington. He received degrees . nesses and economy. Cooperative Business Corpora­ for 20 years before his retire­ from the University of Ken­ The local American Private tion." explore how well they have Ships to the three-day Ken- ment in 1987. Prior to his tucky — a bachelor's degree in Enterprise System is sponsored Following the discussions, mastered the basic concepts in- tucky Youth Seminar to be held becoming assistant director for 1951, a master's degree in 1957 ; by the Trigg County Chamber of the students complete quizzes volved. High scoring youth re- June 9 through 11 at the agricultural programs with the and a doctorate in 1961. Commerce, Cadiz-Trigg County called "PAYDAY" Exercises to ceive expense-paid scholar- University of Kentucky.

4-H camp gets the good times rolling for area youth Bringing you its second century of hometown news... Some 11,000 4-H'ers, ages "Anyone who would like ad­ Staff at each summer camp enable sponsors to hold down nine to 14, are getting ready to ditional information or would will include emergency medical costs so that most families can attend one of five Kentucky 4-H like a camp application for technicians, certified life afford to send their children to (ZcxAi'z, P ~ e c o t ~ d camps this summer for a week their child to attend one of guards and nature, recreation, camp. of fun swimming, boating, ath­ these camps, should contact the craft and rifle/archery instruc­ ....since 1881 letics, crafts and a host of other 4-H agent at the Cooperative tors, Crum said. "All children will be served activities that go along with Extension Service office in the "In addition, over 3,000 adult the same meals at no separate summer camp. local county," Crum said. volunteers will be on hand dur­ charge regardless of race, color, "The camps, which last from The camps, which range from ing the summer at the camps to national origin, age, sex, reli­ Monday through Friday, will 175 acres to 1,200 acres in size, help work with and supervise gion or handicap," Crum said. begin right after school closes are located near Carlisle, Rush, the children," he said. "And there is no discrimination 4-Way Bar-B-Q in late May and will continue London, Jabez and Dawson UK's 4-H camp program par­ in the food service." through July or August depend­ Springs. They all have modem ticipates in the federally Junction of 139 & 272 ing on the camp," said Dwight facilities including cabins, din­ funded Summer Food Service Crum, state extension 4-H spe­ ing halls, swimming pools, Program, Crum said. The pro­ 522-1233 cialist with the University of lakes for canoeing and fishing, gram operates under guidelines KY Derby Glasses Eat in or carry out Kentucky College of Agricul­ an athletic field and archery similar to those of public school Maker's Mark Mint Julep ture. and rifle ranges. food service programs which Pork, chicken, ribs,

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t I i i B-B, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, April 21,1998 FOOD

No one walks away hungry from Gerry Griffin's kitchen

No one should ever walk degrees, 15 to 20 minutes. Heath Torte Prepare and set aside; away hungry from Gerry While this bakes prepare Draw 2 brown paper bag 1 large chopped onion Griffin's dinner table. There is filling. circles around 9 inch dinner 1/2 pound grated cheddar alway plenty to eat. Filling: plate. Cut out circles-put on cheese "I learned from my mother to 2/3 c. reserved cake mix cookie or pizza pans. NO 2 chopped Jalopeno peppers cook plenty,” said Griffin. "You 1/2 c. firmly packed brown GREASE!! Grease (or Pam) and flour iron never know when someone is sugar Shell: skillet-heat skillet. Pour half going show up. Anyone who 1- 1/2 c. light com syrup 6 egg whites of batter into skillet. Put meat, drops by around mealtime is 1 tsp. vanilla 1/2 tsp. cream of tarter onions, pepper and cheese over always welcome." 3 eggs 2 c. sugar this. Add rest of batter on top of Griffin says the kitchen is Mix together-pour over cake Beat egg whites until foamy this. Bake 350 degrees for 45 her favorite room and for her crust. Sprinkle with pecans. and add cream of tarter. Beat minutes or until brown. husband, Millard, and others Return to oven and bake 30 to 35 and gradually add sugar. Beat that enjoy her cooking, they minutes until filling is set. Let until very stiff. Spread 1/2 on 7-Day Slaw would agree. cool and cut into bars. each brown paper circle, spread 1 large head cabbage, Her kitchen has natural Honey Oatmeal Bread evenly, bake 1 hour at 275 shredded wood cabinets. The stove is 2- 1/4 c. milk degrees-Leave in oven and DO 2 c. carrots, shredded more than 18-years-old and, 1/3 c. honey NOT open door until oven cooks 1 green pepper, thinly sliced despite its well-worn look, 1/4 c. shortening at least 1 hour. 1/2 c. chopped onion Griffin would not trade it for a 2-1/2 tsp. salt Filling: 3/4 c. ice water, pour over new one. 2 pkg. dry yeast Chop and mix 6 Heath bars vegetables Another kitchen tip Griffin 1/2 c. warm water and 6 Hershey bars. Whip 4 Cover and refrigerate while learned from her mother was 2 c. regular oats, cups whipping cream until stiff. making dressing. not to be afraid to experiment -- uncooked Take egg forms off paper, put Dressing: cook by trial and error method. 6 to 6-1/2 c. all purpose whipped cream on bottom layer Soften 1 pkg. gelatin This advice came after she and flour and cover with candies. (Save (unflavored) in 1/4 c. cold Millard had been married for Butter (or oleo) melted for some to put on top.) Put other water. two weeks and they had been top. layer on this and cover the Mix: living on biscuits, cakes, and Combine milk, honey, entire forms with cream-use 2/3 c. sugar slaw. shortening and salt in a like icing. Sprinkle some candy 2/3 c. vinegar Griffin's most requested saucepan. Heat until shortening on top. Be sure to refrigerate. 2 tsp. celery seed recipes are her heath torte and melts (105 to 115 degrees). Mexican Combread 1-1/2 tsp. salt beef stew. Dissolve yeast in warm water (a meal in itself) 1/4 tsp. black pepper Some of her favorite recipes in a large bowl. Let stand 5 1 c. yellow com meal (self Bring to boil and remove from include: minutes. Add milk mixture, rising) stove. Stir in gelatin. When Pecan Pie Surprise Bars oats, and 2 cups flour. Mix well. 2 eggs-well beaten cool or thick, gradually beat in 1 box yellow cake mix-reserve Stir in enough remaining flour 1 c. sweet milk 2/3 c. salad oil with mixer. 2/3 cup dry to make a soft dough. Gerry Griffin 1/2 c. vegetable oil or bacon Drain cabbage mixture, if 1/2 c. melted oleo (1 stick Turn dough out onto a slightly grease needed. Cover with above and oleo) floured surface arid knead until slightly floured surface. .Roll from drafts, 40 minutes or until 3/4 tsp. salt- omit if using self­ refrigerate. This will keep for 7 !egg smooth and elastic (about 8 to each half into a 15x9 inch doubled. Bake 375 degrees for rising flour days. 1-1/2 c. chopped pecans 10 minutes). Cover and let rise rectangle. Roll jelly roll 30 minutes. Cover with 1/2 tsp. soda-omit if using self­ Use Pam on sides and bottom in a warm place, 85 degrees fashion, starting with narrow aluminum foil and bake 15 rising flour of 9x13 pan. (free from draft), one hour or end. Pinch, ends to seal. Place minutes more. Loaves should 1 no. 3o3 can cream style In large bowl combine cake until double in bulk. Punch loaves, seam down into two sound hollow when tapped, com mix (except 2/3 cup reserved), dough down. Cover and let greased (Pam) loaf pans. Brush then done. Mix above and set aside. oleo and egg. Mix well. Put in stand 10 minutes. Divide dough with melted butter. Cover and Don't seal with aluminuiri Brown 1 pound ground chuck- pan and press down. Bake 350 into halves and place on let rise (in warm place) free foil but just lay across pans. drain on paper towel.

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A k I The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, April 21,1993, B-7

2. A League Of Their Own Tom Hanks (Columbia TriStar — PG) No. 1 3. Honeym oon In Vegas Nicolas Cage (Columbia TriStar — PG-13) No. 7 4. Sneakers Robert Redford (MCA/Universal — R) No. 3 5. Single White Female Bridget Fonda (Columbia TriStar — R) No. 2 OUT ON A LIMB by GARY KOPERVAS 6. Death Becomes Her Meryl Streep (MCA/Universal — PG-13) No. 6 7. Cool World Kim Basinger DESPITE. TUeiP- OfWlOUS (Paramount — PG-13) No. 9 AG6 PM2ENCE, DM/E 8. Of Mice And Men John Malkovich (MGM/UA — PG-13) TlPFANY, Vo wWE ONE ; No. 20 33. Gentle saddle target 9. Kind of exam 31. Word before 1UING IN CMM0NS horse, once 53. Comedienne 10. French resort set 9. Whispers In The Dark An­ 36. Maxim Martha port 34. Swindle nabels Sciorra (Paramount — R) 38. Lease 54. Doctors’s org. (k love Of DVtAN I 11. Let it stand 35. Soaks flax No. 12 39. Deceive 55. Italian noble 17. Anagram 36. Wire measure 10. Unlawful E n try Kurt Russell playfully house of vile 37. Danish seaport 40. Possession DOWN 19. Water tester? 39. Sacred shrine (FoxVideo — R) No. 5 of value 1. Equestrian’s 22. Highland cap at Mecca 11. M o ’ M oney Damon Wayans 43. Artist’s need 23. Beat walker: 40. On — (Columbia TriStar — R) No. 8 color board 2. Tibetan monk slang (equal to) 12. Rapid Fire Brandon Lee (Fox- 47. In ancient 3. Seed covering 24. One — time 41. Sp. room Greece, a 4. Catch or 25. The sun 42. Weaver’s reed Video — R) No. 11 GEORGE by MARK SZORADY public place discover 26. Settle 43. School dance 13. Raising Cain John Lithgow 49. One of a 5. Warehouse the bill 44. Spinners (MCA/Universal — R) No. 10 Norse trio 6. Med. school 27. Decompose 45. Jog 14. Housesitter Steve Martin 50. Guinness subj. 28. Small rug 46. Grafted, 51. Actor Lowe 7. Youth org. 29. Gold, in in heraldry (MCA/Universal — PG) No. 14 52. Cleaner’s 8. Wipe out Seville 48. Refrain syllable 15. Boomerang Eddie Murphy (Paramount — R) No. 13 Natasha’s Stars 16. A Stranger Among Us Melanie Griffith (Hollywood Home Video — PG -13) No. 15 ARIES (March 21-April 19) A week. Be your loving self dealing with 17. Innocent Blood Anne Paril- major change is in the wind. Where those in your life. You see just how partners, associates, friends and even freeing it is fpr. yqu.tp express yourself laud (Warner — R) No. 22 acquaintances have’Eeen difficult late­ intfrisintfense a'ndcaring way.' Hold oh 18. Bebe’s Kids Animated ly, there is suddenly a lightening up. to your hat next week. (Paramount — PG-13) No. 24 You get to really talk it all through this SCORPIO (October 23-November 19. Patriot Games Harrison Ford weekend. 21) FINALLY, others see things your (Paramount —R) No. 16 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You way. However, a word to the wise: 20. Sister Act Whoopi Goldberg Soap Updates by Seli Groves didn’t need a soothsayer the last few Don’t count on plans sticking right (Touchstone — PGO No. 19 months to tell you life was distinctly now. There are changes left and right. ALL MY CHILDREN: Mona which earned Ridge’s gratitude. tended by Billy and Mindy, Nick out of sorts. But what has been really Be careful about overdoing this told N ick that Erica was raped by her Taylor accused Brooke of realized she was playing mind games j going on is that you (yes, you) have weekend. father’s friend when she was a deliberately leaking the paternity on Mindy. Later, when he hinted to 0 been out of whack. You feel better this SAGITTARIUS (November 22- teenager, and that Mona took the week and start being your old self. December 21) Think twice before you 1. M ark Chesnutt “O F Country,” story so she could become a hero in Eve that he wanted to move out, she ■ GEM INI (May 21 - June 20) Be more put out some heavy bucks this week. (MCA) Last Week: No. 3 baby from that rape and gave it up for Ridge’s eyes, and then slapped her. went to the G overnor’s Ball, unin- >.] understanding of a child or loved one You may be sure that this one is a 2. Brooks & Dunn "Hard Workin’ adoption. When Mona saw Keith was upset to see M acy drink­ vited, and followed Mindy into the j who may be feeling out of whack. You winner, but don’t worry. You get Man,” (Arista) No. 4 Kendall’s birthmark, she suspected ing, but Sly assured him he’ll take ladies room. Wait To See: Nadine's reiterate what is important to you. You another chance next week. Zero in on 3. Reba M cEntire & Vince Gill she was Erica’s child. Later, Kendall care of her. Karen stormed off to see fears about the threat to her marriage may shake your head at some of the interpersonal relationships, as you are “The Heart W on’t Lie,” (M CA) No. caught Nick trying to find evidence Sally, and informed her that from from Buzz and Bridget get close to ; stuff that goes down at work and at likely to find fulfillment. 6 in her room. Nick then hired Charlie now on, Sally would take orders panic level. home, but never fear, Gemini is here. CAPRICORN (December 22- 4. Billy Ray Cyrus “She’s Not to investigate. Gloria told Adam that from her since it was her father, Bill, LOVING: Jeff Hartman was , CANCER (June 21-July 22) A January 19) Odd, you change your Cryin’ Anymore,” (Mercury) No. 5 although she loves him, she can’t partner reverses position this week and mind not once, but twice, in the up­ who was bankrolling the company. shocked to find Trisha, his former may do so one more time next week. coming weeks. Be smart and resist 5. Radney Foster “Nobody marry him. Mimi asked Tom not to W ait To See: Stephanie’s next move wife, suffering from amnesia. For One thing is for sure what is, isn’t. You making authoritative statements. Wins,” (Arista) No. 7 tell anyone that Lucas might be the could make trouble for Sheila or for some reason she can’t understand, have some control over all of this, but Career opportunities open up, and you 6. Sammy Kershaw “She Don’t father of her unborn baby. Brooke Eric. Trisha felt drawn to Jeff and asked you must find it within yourself. Chill may be overwhelmed. You may also Know She’s Beautiful,” (Mercury) and Edmund agreed to resume their DAYS OF OUR LIVES: Mar- him to take her home. After strug- ; out this weekend. be overwhelmed by your love life. No. 8 professional relationship. Dixie lena, believing Roman had seen her gling with the decision, he agreed to LEO (July 23-August 22) Wish AQUARIUS (January 20-February 7. Tracy Lawrence “Alibis,” (At­ caught Tad kissing Brooke. W ait To making love to John, decided to tell do so. Buck tried to help Trucker ■ upon a star this week and watch it 18) Good news from a distance knocks lantic) No. 10 See: Erica develops a surprising (to Roman everything until Ryan who was withdrawing further into happen! It may not happen exactly as on your door and makes you very 8. Restless H eart “Mending Fen­ her!) protectiveness of Kendall. revealed the “peeper” was Victor. himself. Ava tried to kill L eo’s feel- ; you picture it, but it will happen none­ happy indeed. Before you decide to ces,” (RCA) No. 11 A N O T H ER W O R L D : Too drunk Kate was shocked to realize how theless. Your nerves may be jolted by head off for Nirvana, you must deal ings for Shana, but it backfired when what happens, but your heart will be with a skeleton in your closet. And 9. Alan Jackson “Tonight I to drive Jenna to the hospital, Felicia close “In the Midnight Hour,” was to he said he wanted to work things out .‘ elated by the events that come down. don’t be surprised if another one pops Climbed The Wall,” (Arista) No. 13 called 911 as Jenna floated in and out her own painful past. Worried that with her (Ava). Curtis told Clay he! J VIRGO (August 23-September 22) up out of the blue. 10. Aaron Tippin “My Blue of consciousness. John reassured her son Lucas, who was arriving for can’t get Dinah Lee out of his Though you believe you are being per­ PISCES (February 19-March 20) Angel,” (RCA) No. 15 Kelsey when she tried to back out of spring break, might discover the thoughts, and warned him not to in­ fectly clear, you just may not be. Crea­ Magic seems to be in the air this week. operating on her friend. Dennis was truth about his father, Kate ordered terfere with them. He then asked ! tive juices are forced to surface when First, something you wished for that puzzled by Marley’s decision to can­ her secretary to kill the book project. Dinah Lee to meet him at the Forrest you can’t come to a resolution. You didn’t happen, does. Then, two un­ cel their romantic weekend away. Nikki arrived before Vivian could Inn.Wait To See: Jeff realizes he’s may even shock yourself with your believable offers (business? pleasure?) Victor told Loma no one could help drink the cocoa she had poisoned to own ingenuity. Look to greater finan­ suddenly pop up out of the blue. One reached a serious dilemma. Felicia until she, and only she, really cial gains and get started now. tiling is for sure, you vanish big time 1. Whitney Houston “I’m Every make Carly look like a murderer. Bo O N E L I F E T O L IV E : While on L IBR A (September 23-October 22) this weekend. Woman,” (Arista) Last Week: No. 1 wants it. Later, Felicia cam e to his disguised himself, and telling only a date with Marty, Suede asked her One-to-one relating is highlighted this 01993 by King Features Synd. 2. Ugly Kid Jo e “C at’s In The office and told him she needed help. Carly and Shawn, he went to a motel if he could put lyrics to the music she Cradle,” (Stardog/Mercury) No. 3 A male stranger interrupted to wait for M itch’s enemies to find wrote. Dorian created trouble at the 3. SW V “I’m So Into You,” (RCA) Pauline’s dip into the Cory pool. him. Lexie agreed to Jonah and Awards ceremony when Clint ar- ! No. 5 Ryan told Frankie and Cass they Austin’s plea that she not tell Abe rived with Lindsey, and Viki came 4. Vanessa Williams/Brian Mc- needed more proof that Christy may that Wendy abandoned her baby in with Sloan. Angela Holliday arrived Knight “Love Is,” (Giant) No. 6 have killed Douglas. W ait To See: their care. Wait To See: Victor has in Llanview and urged Cord to forget 5. Paperboy “Ditty,” (Next Frankie and Cass may find more than plans that could change M arlena’s Tina. Mortimer got arrested. Renee j There are those who insist we’re the most spellbinding, distinctly un­ Plateau/PLG) No. 11 they expected as they learn more life. got nowhere trying to asser living in a post-historical age, that, easy listening you’re likely to hear. 6. P.M. Dawn “Looking Through about Christy. GENERAL HOSPITAL: M ortimer’s innocence, and she went essentially, there’s no future because It’s no wonder Melody Maker was Patient Eyes,” (Gee Street/Is- AS THE WORLD TURNS: After Dominique was rushed to General off to find W ilma. Cain got Alex to ; there’s no past. The God Machine, moved to rave that, “Their music — land/PLG) No. 7 returning from Italy, Royce told Hospital. Scotty was told death was admit, on tape, that she framed Tina. however, destroy this theory with intense, sprawling landscapes of 7. Jon Secada “Angel,” Emily he would reveal his last secret. imminent. Together, they hoped Luna found oil at Serenity Springs. W every note they play. At once in­ rhythm and volume — bleeds hones­ (SBK/ERG) No. 11 Lucinda learned Lily was returning Lucy would be pregnant with their Dorian didn't keep her doctor's ap-, delibly ancient and stridently for­ ty. They live for their art, and their 8. Ice Cube “It W as A Good Day,” to Oakdale to dissolve her adoption. child. Karen urged Jagger to search pointment. Wait To See: Cord is ward-looking, the San art lives for them.” (Priority) No. 10 Iva told John, she feared Holden for his younger siblings. Bill lied to determined not to let Cain marry Diego-via-London trio meshes The 13 songs that make up “Scenes 9. R.E.M. “Man On The Moon,” would take Aaron away if he knew Holly about having gotten Victoria Tina. music with ritual, confrontational ur­ From The Second Storey” are (Warner) No. 12 he was Aaron’s father. Kirk told out of his mind. In reality, he hoped YOUNG AND THE REST­ gency with thoughtful introspection marked by a strikingly conscious 10. R un-D .M .C . “Down With The Lucinda Emily was going to Italy. to learn if she were still alive or not. L E S S : Ryan insisted to Victoria that — creating, in the process, a new avoidance of standard verse-chorus- King,” (Profile) No. 18 Julie told Lisa that Royce had lied Ryan began to be affected by Mac Nina was not living with him, and, ■; kind of history altogether. verse songform. Instead of rock about his trip to Chicago. Tom and Felicia’s plan to freak him out. that he hadn’t had sex with her since “Scenes From the Second Storey,” tradition, each piece ebbs and flows learned Margo was still investigating W hile in therapy with Gail, Alan and marrying Victoria. Both agreed the The God Machine’s Fiction/Polydor with an organic ease. Michael’s death. Margo questioned Monica heard some harsh truths next time they saw each other, they’d debut, documents the first three Neal after learning Michael’s tomb from their sons, A.J. and Jason. Lila be in divorce court. Lauren realized ^ years of that history in 80 minutes of 1. W hitney Houston “I ’m Every had been vandalized. Scott told took a chance and gave Brenda a job the phone call about the custody Woman,” (Arista) Last Week: No. 1 Margo he loves Neal, and plans to as her personal secretary. Wait To Answers:!® hearing was a ruse by Sheila to make 1. Teenage M utant Ninja Turtles 2. R. Kelly & Public An­ marry her. Bob urged M ac to register See: Bill is confronted by a startling her leave Los Angeles before she King Crossword III starring Paige Turco nouncement “Dedicated,” (Jive) with the “Safe Return” program for revelation. could tell Eric about her. Later, when No. 3 2. Point of No Return Bridget Alzheimer’s patients, and to wear a G UID ING L IG H T : Frank tried to the hearing actually took place, the ! Fonda 3. Ice Cube “It Was A Good Day,” “wandering bracelet. W ait To See: get Harley to stop searching for their judge awarded permanent custody to ; 3. M arried To It Cybill Shepherd (Priority) No. 4 Lily’s arrival stirs up an unexpected father and come home. Meanwhile, both Lauren and Scott. Cole was- 4. The Opposite Sex Kevin Poliak 4. Sade “Kiss Of Life,” (Epic) No. reaction from someone. Mallet found something in Randi’s surprised when Victor offered him a 5. Falling Down Michael Douglas BOLD AND THE BEAUTI­ trailer that proved she was recently job training his Arabian horses, plus 6. The C rying G am e Stephen Rea 5. Levert “Good OF Days,” (At­ FUL: Fearing Lauren might tell in Springfield. Buzz feared Frank lodging at the tackroom where he 7. CB4 The Movie lantic) No. 10 everything, Sheila arranged for a and Harley will learn who he is could write on his time off. As the 8. Groundhog Day Bill Murray 6. Run-D.M.C. “Down With The phony phone call about the custody before he has a chance to cash in. divorce proceedings were about to 9. Mad Dog and Glory Bill Mur­ King,” (Profile) No. 8 hearing, causing Lauren to leave Los Roger ordered Buzz to find out why start, Brad rushed to the courthouse ray 7. Lo-Key? “Sweet On U,” Angeles early. Brooke told everyone 1948 was so special for H.B. After after telling Paul of his pain at the 10. Fire in the Sky (Perspective/A&M) No. 9 Eric was the father of her daughter, seeing Eve at the AA meeting at­ thought of losing his family.

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Entertainment Extra by Evelyn Ludvigson Books by Ralph Hollenbeck Q. I would like to know if the so wonderful on “The Andy Grif­ earnings all these years. T hey’ve actress on “A11 My Children,” fith Show” and “Three’s Com­ been fighting to get their share. RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN, Dick Rodgers and Oscar Ham­ Fran Heflin, is the former wife of pany?” Ella T. After nearly five years, the band’s by Ethan Mordden (Abrams: merstein were not “new kids” on the actor Van Heflin. Incidentally, I A. Funny, charming, warm and a long struggle with their two former $45.00). RODGERS & HAM­ street (Broadway) when “Ok­ have the same name you do, wonderful person, I recently had the managers, Artie Tencer and Joel MERSTEIN BIRTHDAY BOOK, lahoma!” premiered. Each had Evelyn. I hope you can answer this pleasure of seeing Don on stage. Don Zuckerman, over publishing royal­ compiled by Bert Fink (Abrams: earned solid credits in previous question for me. Evelyn M. has teamed up with the beautiful ties and other claims is finally reach­ $14.95). partnerships or alone. Yet each was A . Fran Heflin is the sister of the Barbara Eden, and the dynamic duo ing a climax. The case is scheduled Musical theater witnessed a double uncommitted when director Teresa late actor, Van Heflin. Fran’s late were recently on stage in “Last of the to go to trial in Oakland County Cir­ triumph when “Oklahoma!” opened Helburn of the Theatre Guild husband was the composer, Sol Red Hot Lovers,” at the Stevens cuit Court in early July. in New York on March 31, 1943. proposed a musical adaptation of the Center in W inston-Salem, N.C. First, it marked the debut o f the com - play “Green Grow the Lilacs.” Kaplan. Having been deterred from active­ poser/lyricist team of Richard ly pursuing their recording career for Q. Many years ago, Fredric Q. I have enjoyed the series, “In Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II. M r. M ordden, an author on all the past several years, the Romantics March and his wife, Florence the Heat of the Night,” for a num­ And, it introduced a new concept of aspects of show business, has traced — with new member (and former Eldridge, did a movie together ber of years. I was wondering if a show, one in which music, the background of Rodgers-Ham- Blondie drummer) Clem Burke — about euthanasia. Can you tell me Carroll O’Connor is related to dialogue, dance all contributed to the merstein and the subsequent work of are re-entering the musical arena the title of the movie? Theodore F. plot. the two. another member of the cast, Hugh with a multiple bang. An import- ASK EVELYN A. The film was called “An Act of O’Connor. Are they using their only, five-song EP (collerctor’s Murder.” Its alternate title was “Live real names or stage names, or are item) will be released through Today for Tomorrow.” It dealt with Records “DIY” compilation. In ad­ their names a coincidence? I enjoy Westbound/Ace Records this month a judge committing what was then your column, and read it in the dition, Sony Records recently reis­ coinciding with a U.S. club tour and called “mercy killing” of his Papillon Times. Sheila B. sued the band’s substantial body of the inclusion of two Romantics THE WOOD SHED beloved, but hopelessly ill and suf­ work. II® songs on the highly-touted Rhino ©1993 by King Features Synd. Pit Bar-B-Q & Restaurant fering, wife. Edmond O’Brien was also in the cast. Daily Breakfast — $2.77

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On “Murder, She W rote,” Sons of James Dean $ 0 1 0 $ 7 9 5 ” $ 2 J Angela Lansbury is sometimes seen bringing a grocery bag to an A. No coincidence, and no stage * ID REQUIRED -CATERING — (Permit #14284) apartm ent in New Y ork City. names. Hugh O’Connor is Carroll Have I missed something? When 8:00 p.m. - 1 :00 a.m. 889-9833 O’Connor’s son. did her character, Jessica, make Incidentally, although you didn’t West 7th Street (In front of Ebonite, across from Wood Shed) the move? And why do we still see ask, we are continually getting ques­ her in her house in Maine? I admit tions about another member of the I can’t watch the show every Sun­ cast, Alan Autry, and whether he’s day, because I have to work one Gene Autry’s son. The answer is, no, Sunday a month. So I could have he’s not. missed the explanation. Could you fill it in for me? Anne H. Q. Has Richard Chamberlain A. Jessica Fletcher keeps an apart­ retired? Ruby L. ment in New York, because she A. Not at all! As of this writing, teaches mystery writing in a nearby Richard is touring and in Orlando, Subscription Drive To college. She continues to maintain Florida, starring on stage in “My Fair her primary residence in Maine. Lady.” Q. I really eiyoy the music of The Q. I’m a big fan of Jeff Daniels. I Help Dream Factory Romantics, but was wondering recently saw his movie, “The about some legal problems they House on Carroll Street,” on have endured. Could you please television. I had never seen that explain? Kelly A. one before, and I enjoyed it very A. Springsteen, Billy Joel, Don much. I did see him in “The Purple Rose of Cairo” and “Arach- Henley — artists appearing in court almost as often as they do on stage, nophobia” and “Terms of Endear­ is fairly common these days. Now ment.” What is he doing now? Is he married? Diane S. we can add the Romantics to the long list of beleaguered musicians whose A. Daniels is; married. He and his legal battles often supercedS their wife have two children. They live in creative quests, as the multi­ The Cadiz Record is conducting a subscription drive to contact northern Michigan. Currently, platinum selling Detroit-based band Daniels is on Broadway in the play, finally gets its day in court. non subscribers in the area by telephone and ask them to join “Redwood Curtain.” He recently The Romantics, whose pop-laden the ranks of regular subscribers. wrapped a miniseries for TN T called Stooges-inspired “new wave” sound “Gettysburg” which will air in the dominated the air waves in the early fall. ’80s and whose hit, “What I Like About Y ou,” has endured in adver­ Those who respond by taking a subscription will not only be Q. 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The weather is beginning The Senior Games have This is the time of year Constitution Hall. This Highland, Jefferson’s Mon- to feel a little more like been completed and once that, if we have not already building covers an entire ticello, Madison’s Montpe­ spring and finally the Dog­ again many Trigg residents done so, we start thinking block and houses a ge­ lier, Washington's Mount wood trees are beginning to were successful in the cap­ about vacations and where nealogical library, a concert Vernon, and the Jefferson- show signs of those beauti­ ture of winners' ribbons for we want to go this year. Our hall and rooms decorated to designed state capitol in ful blossoms which will their efforts. The roving nation's capital and the represent each state. Richmond. soon be snow-white and Commonwealth of Virginia Virginia's treasures in­ Philadelphia's Indepen- by Martha Malone Smith trophy for the most partici­ create a more beautiful pic­ pants is also back in Trigg probably have as many or clude Monroe's Ash Lawn- See This ‘n* That, Page B-12 ture than any human could County. Congratulations to more historical sites as any ever paint. rid of much of the dead- all who participated and es­ other area in the United The Redbuds are already wood about three years ago. pecially to those of you who States. In Washington you in full bloom, as well as My grass needs to be were ribbon winners. This will find, in addition to the peach trees, forsythia, jon­ mowed, but my lawnmower year's event was one of the White House, the Senate quils, hyacinths, bridal- is in the shop. Y es, the best since the beginning of and House office buildings, Senior Menu wreath and many other signs are all there to indicate the games. Only lawn bowl­ other government build­ flowering shrubs. ings, the national that long-awaited spring ing was cancelled because of The following is the Thursday, April 29 — I've also noticed buds on headquarters for the and summer are just the rain on Wednesday menu provided by the Se­ Salisbury steak, broccoli, my lilac for the first time Daughters of the American around the corner! morning. nior Citizens Kitchen for carrots, pudding since it was cut back to get Revolution, and the coming week. Reserva­ Friday, April 30 — tions must be made one day spaghetti and meat sauce, in advance for each meal. tossed salad, mixed PASS — A way out for people with disabilities Please phone 522-8341 by 2 vegetables, lemon bar p.m. for reservations. JIM MUSTIAN resource limit of $2,000 The program helps disabled within SSI limits. Monday, April 26 — Special Note: A hot lunch For The Cadiz Record______($3,000 for a couple). beneficiaries who work by The PASS plan must be in beef stew with sandwich, meal is provided to those A person I know — I'll Mary needed $600 for the continuing cash benefits writing and approved by tossed salad, gelatin with 60 years of age and above at call her Mary Jones — who training; she set aside $100 and health insurance cov­ Social Security and meet fruit Senior Citizens Centers receives Supplemental of her Social Security dis­ erage and helping with several requirements. The Tuesday, April 27 — Monday through Friday Security Income (SSI) and ability check each month work expenses until they plan must: dried beans and ham, from 11 a.m. to noon. Please Social Security disability until she had enough to pay can work on their own. •have a definite and real­ spinach, beets, pineapple make your reservation the benefits as a result of her for the training. And since If you are receiving SSI istic work goal that is a job upside-down cake day before between 8 a.m. severe diabetes, recently the $100 she set aside wasn't payments, a PASS can cause that you will be able to do at Wednesday, April 28 — and 2 p.m. Only a donation graduated from a training counted as income, her SSI your SSI check to increase, the end of your plan; cheeseburger, cole slaw, is suggested to defray the course that helped her ob­ check increased by $100, re­ as in Mary's case. If you are •have a definite time for tater tots, brownie cost of a meal. tain a job as a cook. Social flecting her decrease in in­ applying for SSI and cannot reaching the goal -- gener­ Security helped pay for it! come. qualify because your income ally not more than 3 years, Mary used a special An increasing number of is too high, a PASS can help but if your plan involves provision of the Social Se­ people who are receiving you qualify. The money set school or training, it may Weekly Health Tip curity Disability Program SSI disability benefits, like aside for the PASS may re­ last up to 4 years. called "PASS" (plan for duce your countable income From Rick Clement Mary, are able to enter or "We care about your health" achieving self-support) to See Social Security, Page B-12 reenter the work force by 5 2 2 -3 2 1 1 help pay for the training. taking advantage of a Social Her PASS plan lets her put Security program called aside money toward her "work incentives," of which WE GUARANTEE TO work goal. The money set PASS is one provision that aside wasn't counted as in­ gives people w.vh disabili­ HAVE A LOWER GAS PRICE come for SSI purposes nor ties the chance to plan their was it counted against the lives around their dreams.

FOR SALE $25 FREE! f t NEW PROPANE GAS TANKS Yes, you can win $25! Renew your subscription by the 15th of the month in which your subscription expires, and WHY DO YOU OWN A HOME AND CARS your name will be entered in a drawing BUT LEASE OR RENT YOUR GAS TANK? for $25! DOESN'T THAT SOUND FUELISH! Check your label for expiration month or, if you are unsure, give us a call at Little River Propane Gas 522-6605. We will be glad to help you. 4250 Casky Lane Hopkinsville, Kentucky — Circulation Department Rec

Some Ads Tell You How Cheap A JHesaage from tfye StMe LL ABOUT YOUR FEET Their Brake Jobs Are. But Who SCHEDULE Darrell E. Simon, Minister Sunctay: Wants To Jake A Chance On A 522-8503 Worship - 9:30 a.m. Bible Study- 10:00 a.m. Cheap Brake Job? Lord's Supper -11 ;00 a.m. Then Drew Near Unto Him... Evening Worship - 6:00 p.m. At Master Muffler, instead of trying to lure our customers with an W ednesday Night - 7:30 p.m unbelievably low price, we satisfy them with a brake job they can depend on! BUNIONS Our repair is based on a free inspection that includes pulling all four This is the way the fifteenth chapter of Luke begins. wheels... Jesus was often criticized by the religious leaders of his day. This A bunion is a bump on the side of the Because no one can tell how much your brake job will cost until he is another one of those occasions. Here is the text, "Then drew big toe joint that is either caused by heredity thoroughly inspects your brakes. near unto him all the publicans and sinners for to hear him" (Luke or a widening foot. Because the outgrowth And we give you a free written 15:1). The kind of people that Jesus attracted were publicans (tax estimate before the work is done. collectors) and sinners. The phrase, "Then drew near unto him", of bone protrudes, the skin in this area often After fixing your brakes, we is amazing in itself. Jesus often tired because of the great crowds becomes irritated and swollen from wearing back our work with a lifetime shoes that are too narrow in the forefoot. guarantee on the brake shoes of people around him. But, He never turned anyone away! The A podiatrist can and pads. text continues, "And the Pharisees and scribes murmured, saying provide padding, If they should ever wear out, This man receiveth sinners, and eateth with them" (Luke 15:2). medication or orthotics to Master Muffler will replace them A tauebrs w . < m SHoasTwajal It is obvious from this that Jesus wanted sinners to be saved. The alleviate discomfort or free...for as long as you own scribes and Pharisees murmured because they did not under­ even prescribe shoes with a your car. stand His intent and could not conceive why anyone would eat wider forefoot. When with sinners. Again, notice this important phrase, "This man receiveth sinners". That is why Jesus came to this earth. He came general podiatric measures "to seek and to save that which was lost” (Luke 19:10). He receives fail to correct the problem, $59.95 sinners to show them the right way. the way to the Father (John surgery can be performed 10:9; 14:6). That is why lost people (sinners) are still drawing near to correct the bone BRAKE JOB PER AXLE (ON MOST CARS) to Him. He is the only answer for man's sin problem! problem. With the recent advances in Earlier in this same book, Jesus said, "They that are podiatric surgery, most bunions can be DISC BRAKES DRUM BRAKES whole need not a physician; but they that are sick. I came not to corrected under local anesthesia in the office. (Front Axle) (Front or Rear Axle) New Guaranteed Pads • New Guaranteed Linings call the righteous, but sinners to repentance" (Luke 5:31-32), Prompt attention to a bunion can Repack Wheel Bearings • Resurface Drums Praise God for sending Jesus to die for sinners (Heb. 2:9)! Jesus prevent a serious deformity. The best advice Resurface Rotors • Inspect Wheel Cylinders still receives sinners who drew near unto him. He is the answer is to have the bunion examined by a Inspect Calipers and Springs for your sin problem and mine. He must be obeyed as Lord (Luke podiatrist. Lubricate Caliper Anchor • Inspect Hydraulic Systems 6:46; Heb. 5:8-9). He wants all to be saved (1 Tim. 2:4). Are you Semi-Metallic Pads Extra • Readjust Brakes______drawing near unto Him? Think about it! 1762 Memorial Dr. MASTER MUFFLER 1435 FI. Campbell Blvd. M ussleh Clarksville, Tenn. & BRAKE REGIONAL FOOT CARE CENTERS (Eahtz (ftljurclf of (Eljriai - 281 Main 615 552-3338 P. 0. Bok 1007 Cadiz, Ky 42211 Keeping Your Feet Healthy Cadiz 522-7814 Ik 1-800-467-3338 Building Located at 1785 East Main

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This 'n' That from P a* e dence .Hall, where Wash­ wonders you will find in dwellings in the U. S. his family. Pretend you and ington presided over the Durango, Colo., where the If you are interested in your brood live in the im­ formulation of the Consti­ Old West lives on. fairy-tale castles, gorgeous mense, high-ceilinged ^ tution, is another place Founded in 1881, Durango countryside, cheery pubs rooms. ^ Senior worth visiting. In no place maintains the romance of and homey villages, you Save a few days to visit have great men struggled days gone by. Here you'll will find these wonders in Edinburgh — the showcase with each other and with find historic buildings, the storybook land of Scot­ capital of Scotland. You'll Calender history to achieve more for western stage shows and land. Even in this foreign enjoy its ancient castle, our country. chuck-wagon dinners country, you will find the perched atop an extinct vol­ Virginia has more presi­ aplenty. Venture into a bar language and customs are cano, and the breathtaking dential sites than any other on Main Avenue and familiar. Glasgow, the most vistas surrounding it. state — 34. Close on its heels you're likely to encounter a talked-about city, once was If you don't plan to go are New York (22), Ohio (21j genuine cowboy. purely industrial, but has away on a vacation, or • (All activities are held in the Senior Kitchen and the District of Columbia Durango is surrounded by acquired a more cosmopoli­ when you return from unless otherwise noted.) (16). breathtaking scenery. The tan flair. You'll enjoy the great one, take time to smell APRIL 21 Travelers throughout best way to see it is aboard sidewalk malls, the chic the flowers and enjoy'liov' thetl A Blood Pressure Clinic will be conducted from 10 America may follow in the the Durango & Silverton boutiques and the pristine scenery right here at home. a.m. to noon. The clinic is sponsored by Lifeline Home footsteps of chief executives Narrow Gauge Railroad. Victorian architecture. No matter where we go, or Health Agency. — at Franklin Delano Roo­ This Victorian-era steam You'll also enjoy the city's whether we go any place at sevelt's estate outside Hyde train takes you past the ma­ museums, which are free. all, there's no place like MAY 7 Park, NY; at Harry Tru­ jestic San Juan Mountains, In the Highlands you will home. We have some of the Those persons with birthdays in May will be man's house in Inde­ the unspoiled Animas Val­ find Scotland's most dra­ most beautiful countryside 9 recognized during the regular Friday brunch. pendence, Mo.; and at ley and old mining relics. At matic countryside. The most right here in Western Ford's Theatre, the infa­ the end of this three-hour famous area is Loch Ness, Kentucky. MAY 21 mous spot in Washington, tour is the authentic where Nessie the sea mon­ The Annual Seniors Fishing Derby will be will be D. C., where Abraham Lin­ Western town of Silverton, ster supposedly lives. Tales THOUGHT TO PONDER held on May 21 at Devil's Elbow. Prizes will be given for coln met his fate. with no commercialism — of this monster date back to the biggest fish, smallest fish and for those catching no If your interest is in the just quaint buildings, mom- the sixth century. Two frogs fell into a large • fish. A picnic lunch will be provided. To register, call the wild west, you will find it in and-pop stores and friendly Bring your camera to bucket of cream. The sides „ Senior Center. All participants must have valid fishing Colorado. Did you ever folks. This town is virtually capture views of the glen of the pail were slippery and * licenses and provide their own bait. wonder what it was like be­ unchanged from 100 years and the ruins of one of the the frogs swam about trying, y £ ing alive during the days of ago, except for the restau­ country's largest castles, in vain to escape. Finally^ Social Security cowboys and Indians? Visit rants. Urquhart. Rent a room at one of the frogs gave up and Durango and find out. Enjoy You will need a day each Inverlocky Castle with its sank to the bottom of the from Page B - i i ------a carriage ride past Victorian for horseback riding, white- Victorian decor and crystal pail and drowned. The other frog continued to •state the amount and and ask for the special book­ hotels, kick up your heels water rafting and mountain chandeliers. struggle and splash. Within sources of income and re­ let, Working While and try some two-stepping biking to experience the If you're on a budget a few hours, he was sitting sources that will be set aside. Disabled — A Guide to or opt for a scenic ride area's natural beauty. (aren't most of us?), visit very comfortably on a large • state how and when you Plans for Achieving Self- aboard a century-old rail­ Nearby is Miesa Verde Inverary Castle where the lump of butter. m will spend the money. Support While Receiving road and relive the days of National Park, site of the Duke of Argyll lives with You can start preparing Supplemental Security In­ the gold and silver strikes. largest concentration of your plan by calling the So­ come. For more informa­ These are some of the Anasazi Indian cliff- cial Security toll-free num­ tion on other work incen­ ber, 1-800-772-1213 business tives, ask for the leaflet, days between 7 a.m. and 7 Working While Disabled — Hairs Jewelers p.m., or by contacting your How Social Security Can local Social Security office Help. for all your jewelry needs! REVIVAL ‘Free ring cleaning and inspection* NEW HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH CITY OF CADIZ DELINQUENT PROPERTY TAXES - 1992 * n i J The following tax bills include penalties: PREACHER: Bro. Harold Rose -JEWELERS (East Cadiz Baptist Church) Where quality 6l price go hand in hand! 20 ALEXANDER, Charles $ 8.92 # 106 E. Main, Princeton. KY # 25 ALEXANDER, Rheda 57.93 DATES: Starting Wednesday, April # 46 ANDERSON, James H. & Paula 66.16 ■r;zcX , J 365-7413 # 48 ANDERSON, Tony & Beverly 31.61 21st through Sunday, April C L A __3| Closed on Wednesday

# 63 BACON, Effie Estate 4.97' 25th # 99 BINGHAM, Charles 124.30 TIME: Wednesday-Saturday 7 P.M. # 101 BINGHAM, Joe Lewis 313.05 ALLERGY SYMPTOMS # 114 BOGGESS, Wilbur F. 236.17 Sunday 11 A.M. # 115 B0GGESS, Wilbur F. 163.09 # 133 BRIDGES, Eston Estate 99.44 Richard H. Stout, M.D. # 142 BRIMMER, Raymond E. 135.11 # 159 BURKE, Mertie % Betty Radford 37.18 Special Music Each Night ALLERGY & ASTHMA CLINIC # 161 J3URKE, Waiter 23,14

# 176 Cadiz Development Corp % Diane Ford 42.39 OF WESTERN KENTUCKY # 209 CAVANAUGH, Plomer % Susie C avanaugh 3.73 LOCATION: 4310 New Hope Road # 249 CRENSHAW, Lillie Irene 89.75 (Approx. 4 Miles South on Hwy. 525 off of 139 South) Pediatric & Adult Patients # 251 CRENSHAW, Shirley Dyann i4.92 # 264 CRUMP, Nathaniel Est &" Betty P. Our specialized practice is dedicated to the diagnosis & % Alma Baker 4.99* Psalm 51:12,13 Restore to me the joy of Thy treatment of asthma, hayfever, sinus, cough, insect # 289 CURTIS, John A. & Nell 19.89 salvation and sustain me with a willing spirit. allergy, skin allergy & food allergy # 295 DARNALL, Freddie 198.88 Then I will teach trangressors Thy ways, and 325 DUNNING, Lonnie L ee 67.12 # sinners will be converted to Thee. 502-753-7451 or 800-756-5551 # 342 EDWARDS, Rodney & Regina 104.29 Highway 641 North, Murray, Kentucky # 362 FLETCHER, Allen Ray & Susan % William B. Fletcher 59.66 Daily Pollen and Mold Count (800) 756-4Air # 363 FLYNN, Bonnie 105.66 We participate with Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Kentucky # 385 FRANCIS, William 139.22

# 476, HENDERSON, Dearl Neal & Lou 39.78 # 477 HENDERSON, Dearl Neal & Lou 2.98 # 495 HOLLAND, Charles Anthony & Patricia 124.30 # 520 HUMPHRIES, Holman % Pauline Howell 29.74 $ # 525 HUTCHENS, John & Annette 73.34 $ # 549 JONES, Marylee 56.43 % # 621 LOVE. Alsie M. 182.55 # 639 MARTIN, Beatrice % Susie Cavanaugh 6.22 * # 644 MARTIN, Thomas H. % Susie Cavanaugh 1 i .54' # 651 MAYES, Anthony V. 87.01 * # 653 MAYES, Gloria Jean 79.55 S # 654 MAYES, Prine Est. % Kathy Barnes 18.84 ' ONE HOUR FILM PROCESSING On Top Quality Hearing Aids # 656 MAYES, Scott Clark 120.89 * s at # 698 MCBRIDE, Elias 41.91 •Studio Portraits with 1 hour proofs # 707 McGEE, Amanda % Mary Spruill 9.91 s •Conversion of home movies to video % Western KY Hearing Aid Center 406 North Main # 753 OLIVER, Lacy & Cheryl 12.43 2 •Custom enlargements to 16 X 20 % # 754 OLIVER, Lacy .63 H opkinsville, KY 2 •Drive up window % # 804 RADFORD, Betty & Others 25.92 •Reproduction of Old Photographs (502) 885-0549 # 806 RADFORD, Helena M. 42.53 2 % # 862 SHOLAR, Cornelius % Florence W ilson 8.21 # 931 STREET, Henry Lawrence 73.92 % We have 'most all brands. For an Appointment for a # 980 THOMAS, Quincy 256.31 2 $ # 990 THOMPSON, Rhoda % Dan Thompson 1.66 Free Hearing Test call 2 SS6-9841. q Hours: 2215 Ft. Campbell $ # 1018 TYLER, James C. 23.62] # 1019 TYLER, James C. 11.19] Monday - Friday Blvd. (*. 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Hopkinsville, KY % # 1062 WHARTON, Charlie & M ary R uth 65.88 ^ Saturday 1 mSOB a C. W. Peterson, licensed * Pet&tuM hearing aid dealer with # 1088 WILSON, Arthur % Edna Wilson .87 £ 1 0 :0 0 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. (502)885-3574 ^ # 1097 WILSON, Otis 6.67, 25 years experience.

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ATTENTION: If you need FINAL SETTLEMENT 1978 Red Hondamatic Hawk SAVE — SAVE!! Quality MOBILE HOME FOR FULL-TIME and Part-time C A SEY ’S PA IN TIN G Ken Brown Roofing-Vinyl 400 motorcycle. Looks and RENT. Call 522-7841. jobs available. Apply at Pro- SERVICE: Painting in and Siding and Trim. Free esti­ something faxed or need to NOTICE built, eneigy-efficient homes runs like new. $500. 522- at discounted Uzzle’s Trailer Court. Tek Security. 205 East 14th out. Paperhanging, woodfin­ mates. 924-0016, ask for receive a fax we can help! Ju st call THE CADIZ REC­ Notice Is hereby giver that Trigg 0115. prices’.Dinkins Mobile Street, Hopkinsville. ishing, drywall repair, small Ken. carpentry work. Expert ORD for details. It’s easy! County Farmers Bank, Executor Homes, Hwy. 79E, Paris, Now accepting applications 522-6605. of the estate ot JOHN HENRY 1985 Kawasaki 464 LTD Tenn. 1-800-642-4891. Open for 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom Help Wanted in auto colli­ workmanship. 25 years Lawn mowing, residential ROGERS lied final settlement motorcycle. $800. Call 522- week days till 7 p.m., Satur­ and 3 bedroom apartments. sion repair and painting. experience. Reasonable and commerical. 522-0933. on April 6, 1993 which was or­ 0914. day till 6 p.m. and Sun. 1— Section 8 assisted. Equal Must have experience. Call rates. Every customer satis­ I repair small engine, sell dered to lay over lor record ac­ 6 p.m. for an appointment from 9— fied. 388-2274. reconditioned mowers, buy cording to law. Hearing on same Opportunity. Barkley Mowing— quality work, 4.522-8255. repairable mowers. Pick up is set for May 11,1993 before the Manor Apartments. 522- reasonable rates, depend­ and delivery available. 522- judge ot this court. For complete moving and able service, free estimates. Yard Work Help— 4124 11. Real Estate set-up of your mobile home. Hopkinsville/Trigg County 3661. Pat Wallace,Clerk, One and two bedroom, avail­ ' Rockcastle Rd. Cadiz. (522- Call Heaton Mobile Home area. 886-6445/924-5514. 14' Bomber Bass Boat and able immediately. Equal 7976- after 6). Movers. Days 365-6900, RATS OR MICE? Buy Circuit Court trailer 30 H.P. Johnson 12 acres, 3 bedroom, 3 baths, Housing Opportunity. nights 365-9637. ENFORCER Products Motor, foot-control trolling NEED A LAND SUR­ brick home, Blue Springs Handicap Accessiable. Call GUARANTEED! To kill motor. Hummingbird depth VEYOR OR ENGINEER? road. 522-8602. now 522-8388. 15. Opportunities GILLILAND CONSTRUC­ finder. Down anchors A-l Rats & Mice. Available at: TION - New construction, Registered professional sur­ shape, one owner. 522-3611. veyor, highway engineer, Trigg Supply Co. 330 East Building lot at Cumberland remodeling, room additions Main. MAKE SOME EXTRA lots, acreage, subdivisions, 2 Row New Holland tobacco Hills Resort. Price nego­ and decks. Barry Gilliland 1990 24’ Sweetwater pon­ 13. W anted MONEY by selling those construction staking. For all ^ setter with side mounted tiable. Serious inquiries toon boat- rear entry. 1981 items (clothes, etc.) you do your surveying needs con­ W tanks. 522-3071. only. 618-945-7096. not use anymore. Turn them 50 H.P. Mercury motor, 22" tact James T. Boren, 522- 18. Livestock HAVE SOMETHING TO into cash. Advertise in The GLENN WEST-Roofing. diameter pontoons, 2 pedes­ SELL? Want to buy some­ 7955. ALL RECENT (1992) back For Sale— 3 large bedrooms, Cadiz Record classifieds. Work guaranteed. Free esti­ tal bass type chairs on how. thing reasonable? Then copies of the Cadiz Record 2 baths, den, large kitchen Call 522-6605. mates. Reasonable. Metal $4,750.(618)344-8132. place a classified ad in The REPAIR Lawn mower, trim­ are .500 +6% tax each (.530) and dinning room level lot. Roofs included. Call 269- New roof, $65.522-6128. Cadiz Record. It’s easy. Ju st 9341. mer, tiller, chain saws, etc. Copies dating back 1991 and Leo’s Repair Service, Hwy call 522-6605. 16. Services FOR SALE— Purebred before are $1.00 + 6% tax Lowe 18 1/2 ft. fish and fun 272, Phone 522-5297. ($1.06) each. The Cadiz pontoon with 50 H.P. force , FOR SALE— 2 lots in B e­ Yorkshire and Hampshire Greenfield Construction, Boars and Gilts. Also Duroc Record. motor A -l condition. Call thel community, 1 acre lots, Wanted—Used riding mow­ ATTENTION: If you need 522-8462. $5,000. $3,000 each. Call 522-0938 ers in repairable condition. I roofing, decks, porches, Boars. Ready for service. to have something faxed or ROBERT VANDIVER SEP­ days and 522-1481 nights. repair mowers, tillers, 3- remodeling and out build­ Guaranteed breeders. We INSULATED UNDERPIN- need to receive a fax we can TIC TANK CLEANING wheelers, 4-wheelers and ings, ham repair. Free esti­ deliver. Call FRANK | NING for mobile homes and SERVICE. Prompt, efficient, golf carts. Pick-up and de­ mates. Call Glenn, 522-7974. TURNER & SON. 785-4802 " out-buildings. For sale by FOR SALE— 10 wooded and reliable service. Rea­ livery available.’ 522-3661. or 785-4590. sheet or by finished job. Call acres on 272. Blacktop road easy! 522-6605. sonable rates. Call Collect. 522-8073. 2 sides, county water— only KEN—TENN Investiga­ Phone (502)886-4114. AKC SCHNAUZER pup­ For Sale: Purebred York­ B & B Lawn and Tree Serv­ tions owner, J.B . Wilburn, pies— 6 weeks old, first shots $15,000. Call 522-3038. 14. Help Wanted shire and Hampshire boars ice. Also landscaping and specializing in criminal, with tails docked. $150. Call and gilts, also F -l Hamp- 4. Furniture trimming. Call Barry at 522- civil, domestic and insurance Septic Cleaning Service. FOR SALE B Y OWNER— 3 investigations. 14yearslaw Duroc boars, ready for serv­ We’ll pay you to type names 1427 or Brad at 885-2061. Septic tanks, grease traps, bedroom, 2 bath with base­ and addresses from home. enforcement experience. efficient, reliable, reason­ ice. Guaranteed breeders. FREE PUPPIES— Call522- We deliver. Call Frank Full-size large floral sofa. ment on 1 1/4 acre lot in $500.00 per 1000. Call 1- (502) 753-3868. Lincensed able rates. No extra charge Pale blue, mauve and peach Glen wood Mill Estates. 522- 900-896-1666($ 1.49 min/18 in Kentucky and Tennessee. for Sundays and Holidays. Turner and Son, 502-785- yra. +) or Write: PASSE C & B Window Tinting-Resi- HUBERT LONG, 140 4802 or 502-785-4590. with beige background. 522- dential/Commercial. Re­ k 0115. A 183,161 Si Lincolnway, N. LAKE BARKLEY CON­ Simpson, Hopkinsville, KY duces heat/glare. Reduces Free puppy black lab mix, HOUSE IN CADIZ—price Aurora, IL 60542. TINUOUS GUTTERING. 885-8076 or 886-9960. fading of furnishings, cuts male 11 weeks old. First is upper $40,000; three bed­ Aluminum or vinyl siding COMMONWEALTH cost of heat and air. 3M shots and wormed. Ask for room ranch brick, walk-in WANTED someone to help and cornice. 34 Cunning­ OFKENTUCKY 5. Automobiles Products, 5-year warranty. Dina, 522-3404 days, and basement, bath and 1/2. with spring house cleaning. We do house cleaning. 522------3-2274. ham Avenue, Cadiz, KY. TRANSPORTATION Phone 365-6589. 522-6113. CABINET 1979 Cherokee Chief, 4 LAND WANTED DEPARTMENT OF wheel-drive. $400. Call 522- Everyone H IGHWAYS Good hunting dogs— Lab. 1 to 50 acres 0914. and Golden Retriever mix. Cadiz N O TIC E TO $25. pick your pup out now around Linton, reads the CONTRACTORS available in 3 weeks. Call The Place To Be!! 1992 Laser RS, automatic, 522-1611. Hwy. 164 or 139 classifieds, power windows, sunroof and Sealed bids will be received South Road. All Types Of: 1 18,000 miles. LPN by the Department of High - Wife’s car. $12,650 OBO. Must be very So place Custom Woodworking ways in the Division of HOPKINSVILLE KEN­ Call 924-0326. Relief Shift & NELS- Boarding, grooming reasonable. your ad Contract Procurement and/ andpetsupplies. Dog obedi­ Full-time or Kitchen & Bath Cabinets or the Auditorium located ence and counseling. Sky­ today! on the 1 st Floor of the State line Drive. 886-5621. Part-time 4M^R^VumT(B

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REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS 18. Livestock Let The Cadiz p Alcoholics Anonymous "} I meets every Tuesday night at • pm ( Record Class!- | at the Cadiz Baptist Church Basement | The City of Cadiz, Kentucky is soliciting proposals for application preparation, REGISTERED Angus bulls management, and administration of its FY 1993 Community Development Block and heifers for sale from (entrance behind playground). USDA and Kentucky Certi­ (teds sell your Anyone having alcohol problems or Grant Program. fied Herd. Mahr Farm, J knows someone that has alcohol | Madisonville, KY. Tele­ Furniture. Auto­ J problems is encouraged to attend. phones 821-0156 and 821- Scope of Services to be procured include, but are not limited to, the following: 1909. VISITORS WEL­ mobile. orevei COME! tbc service you 1. Preparation of an application to be submitted to the Kentucky Department POST FRAME BUILDINGS of Local Government no later than May 14,1993; offer Ifyouare affordably priced for your every need. FR EE 2 year old male {Mogawayltec 2. Conduct all necessary surveys and field work as required by the funding rottweiler. All shots and agency; neutered. 522-8394. pets let us nia 3. Conduct the required two public meetings as decided by the City of Cadiz, FR E E Wooden Pallets— Hem free la tke Several uses around the Kentucky; farm or good firewood. May guilders, Inc. pick up at Stone Plastics, classifieds. Cal Industrial Park #1, Cadiz. 1-800-628-! 324 4. Perform all required administration and management activities in the ourclasslfred event the project receives funding; and representative HOME IMPROVEMENTS 5. Perform rehabilitation work write-ups, cost estimates and construction Lost Yellow CAT, Blue today wM your inspections. Springs area. 924-5882. adverflsemeiL. 522-7636 All interested parties may obtain a Request for Proposals packet by calling Jim Shop 522-C605 Vinyl 8t Aluminum Siding - Gutters Lancaster at (502) 522-8244, Cadiz City Hall, Cadiz, Kentucky 42211. All proposals Roofing - Garages - Storage Sheds must be received no later than 4:00p.m., May 2* 1993. the or Inside & Outside Repairs Classifieds 5226606 Attention to bidders is particularly called to the requirements as to conditions of CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE m i employment to be observed under the contract, Section 3, Segregated Facility, Section 109, Title VI, and EO 11246.

ORDINANCE NO. 766 P U B L I C N O T I C E BUDGET. HEARING AN ORDINANCE TO ANNEX CERTAIN TERRITORY TO THE CITY OF CADIZ, KENTUCKY, The City of Cadiz, Kentucky will hold,a Public Hearing on Tuesday, May 4, 1993 AND INCLUDE THE SAME WITHIN THE CORPORATE CITY LIMITS OF SAID CITY. at 7:00 p. m. in the City Hall Building at which time interested citizens will WHEREAS, there is certain territory contiguous to the City of have the opportunity to provide written and oral comments and submit questions Cadiz, Kentucky, receiving many of the services enjoyed by residents concerning the entire City Budget as proposed for Fiscal Year 1993-94. The ! of the City of Cadiz, Kentucky, Proposed Budget is available for public inspection, at the City Hall Building during normal business hours. Any person, especially senior citizens and WHEREAS,, the property owners of certain territory on the east the handicapped who cannot attend the Proposed Budget Hearing, are encouraged “ boundary of the existing city limits have petitioned City Council to submit comments to the City Clerk prior to the hearing date. Proposed use ;; of said city requesting that the territory described below be annexed of funds are summarized as follows: to and included within the corporate limits of the City of Cadiz,

WHEREAS, the City Council of Cadiz, Kentucky, does find that it GENERAL OTHER is desirable and to the best interest of said City and not injurious' FUND w w LGEAF FUND T O T A L j or detrimental to the owners of the land involved in.the annexation e f f o r t , REVENUE BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF- CADIZ, KENTUCKY, T a x e s ...... 459,600 4 5 9,600 Licenses and Permits ...... 48,200 i+8,200 - Section 1. That there shall be annexed to and included within the Charges for Services ...... • 796,000 7 9 6 , 0 0 0 : corporate limits of the City of Cadiz, Kentucky, the following territory, 368,300): situated east of the existing city limits along U.S. Highway 68 and new Intergovernmental Revenue.. 28,500 1,400 338,400 four lane highway under construction to.and including Trigg County Industrial , Miscellaneous ...... 55,300 3,700 59,000'* Park II, and more accurately described as follows: Other Unappropriated Funds. ■ 100.000 110.800 1 5 0,000 360,800 -

Beginning at the North right of way line of U.S, 68 and east line:of TOTAL REVENUE $1,459,100 $143,000 $1,400 $488,400 $ 2 , 0 9 1 , 9 0 0 : present city limits. This point being approximately 546 feet^south.op..the Northeast corner of-Wil-bur. F. Boggess property; thence,S. $$°25'48" east h '' 'dme ;ir^ 396.81 feet;thence N. 62^46' 37" east 311.90 feet; thence, N. 72'50'07"-'east * ■ 306.60 feet;thence N. 87°27'35" east 576.89 feet; thence N. 78°08'23" east 130.22 feet;thence S. 88°50'41" east 123.30 feet; thence, S. 82i09'57" east 352.77 feet;thence N. 86*24'55" east 351.28 feet; thence, S. 63°26'06" east 55.90 feet; thence, S. 88‘,41'08" east 850 feet; thence, N. 70°09'40" east 70.71 .. EXPENDITURES feet; thence, S. 88®33'34" east 234.06 feet; thence, S.o79°49'18" east 161.94 feet; thence, S. 88°41'08" east 440 feet; thence, N. 89°19'28" east 851.18 feet; General Government ...... 549,235 549,2351 thence, N. 3l‘°25'll" east 286.78 feet; thence, N. 74“’25'33" east 687.70 feet; 1 2,065 thence, N. 72°51'33" east 330 feet; thence N. 68°17'21" east 125.43 feet; thence, Intergovernmental Expense.. 12,065 N.o76°52'23" east 285.70 feet; thence, N.^66°57'll" east 291.55 feet; thence, N. Police Department ...... ,. 158,900 10,000 168,900. 34°11'57" east 160.88 feet; thence, N. 83‘“47,07,r east 203.04 feet; thence, S. Fire Department ...... 28,650 1,400 6,000 36,050 58°35'37" east 113.41 feet; thence, N. 721>51'33" east 410.55 feet; thence, N. Street Department ...... 96,450 143,000 2 3 9,450; 68°T7'21" east 111.02 fe^t; thence, N. 76°13'32" east 320.44 feet; thence, N. Cemetery Department ...... 39,800 39,800' 69°59'48" east 300.37 feet; thence, N. 74 41'39" east 612.02 feet; thence, N. Water Department ...... ,. 131,200 4 68,400 599,600- 64°00'29" east 300.54 feet; thence N. 19°46'19" east 122.53 feet; thence, N. Sewer Department ...... , .143,000 •; 1 4 3 , ooo: eS'lS^" east 172 feet; thence, S. 22°19'59" east 95 feet; thence, N. R7°3Z' Services 6 Connections .... 69,200 69,200; 11" east 298.13 feet; thence, N. 67e32'll" east 78.04 feet; thence, N. 66°14' Depreciation Expense ...... ,86,200 86,200* 5'3" east 415.00 feet; thence, N. 66°14'53" east 605 feet; thence, N. 60°32' Solid Waste Disposal ...... ,. 148,400 148,400-; 15" east 301.50feet; thence, N. 69°22'13" east 550.82 feet; thence, N. 66°14' 53" east 660.63feet; thence, N. east 189.63 feet; thence, N. 56'47' TOTAL EXPENDITURES $1,463,100 $143,000 $1,400 $484,400 $2,091,900? 09" east 152.07feet; thence, N. 66°15'08" east 159.75 feet; thence, S. 72*18' 00" east 426.00feet; thence, N. 64‘'58'19" east 257.29 feet; thence, S. 83*10' 14" east 328.80 feet; thence, N.. 86'58'21" east 1011.22 feet; thence, S. 03J 01'39" east to South right of way line of U.E. Highway 68, the Northwest corner PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE of Production Credit Association property; thence, S. 251.00 feet 13 14' east; thence, N. 81°51' east 250.00 feet; thence, S. 13 27' east 2078.87 feet; thence, S. 78°19' west 1803.44 feet; thence, N. 11 44' west 2506.60 feet to south right To all interested citizens of Cadiz, Kentucky. The Kentucky Department of Local of way line of U. S. Highway 68, the Northwest comer of Industrial Park No. 2 Government is accepting applications under the 1993 Community Development property; thence, along South right of way line 65 15'20" west 226.78 feet; Block Grant (CDBG) Program. The following information concerning the CDBG thence S. 65*19'45" west 276.13 feet; thence, S. 65°34'35" west 185.23 feet; thence, S. 66l>26,51" west 297.00 feet; thence S. 65°51'33" west 1693.42 feet; program is available for public inspection: thence, S. 72°33'22" west 449.20 feet; thenqe, S. 72°40'04" west 303.29 feet; thence, S. 74fl03'37" west 170.21 feet; thence, S. 72°40'03" west 495.00 feet; A. Amount of funds available and range of activities that may be , thenee, S. 71<>04'37" west 313.50 feet; thence, S. 71°27'26" east 206.48 feet;' undertaken. thence, S. 711>22'40" west 237.24 feet; thence, S. 86°23' west 260 feet; thence, S. 0°47'37" west 100 feet; thence, N. 89°04’31" west 371.40 feet; thence, N. 88°32'20" west 1702.91 feet; thence, N. 87°15'07" west 101,43 feet; thence, B. Estimated amount of funds proposed to be used for activities benefiting N. 88°17'56" 281.38 feet; thence, N. 89a28'22" west 296.91 feet; thence, N. persons of low and moderate income. west 69.67 feet; thence, N. SS^'IS" west 200 feet; thence, S. 56 o 56'00" west 215.96 feeti thence, S. 44°03'26" west 407.07 feet; thence, N. 60 12' west 226 feet to the east line of the city limits; thence N. 7 29'51" west C. Plans for minimizing displacement of persons as a result of activities 442 feet to the point of beginning. assisted with CDBG funds and plans for providing assistance to those Section 2. That when the territory above described has been annexed persons to be actually displaced as a result of CDBG funded activities. . as set forth in this ordinance, the property line of the corporate limits of the City of Cadiz, Kentucky, shall be changed to include and the above description as a part of the corporate limits of said City. D. Records regarding the past use of CDBG funds.

Section 3. The City Council hereby directs that this ordinance shall E. A summary of other important program requirements. be published in local newspaper in Said manner arid form.as required by law.

■ Section 4. All Ordinances, resolutions, and orders or parts thereof, in conflict with the provisions of this ordinance or to the extent of the The above information is available at Cadiz City Hall on April 19 through May 10, conflict, are hereby repealed. 1993 during regular business hours.

Section 5. This Ordinance shall be in force and shall become effective from and after its,final adoption and approval. The City of Cadiz will hold a public hearing prior to the submission of the application. The public hearing will be held on Thursday, April 29, 1993 at 7:00 Publicly read for the first time Tuesday, April 6, 1993, p.m., at City Hall, Cadiz, Kentucky. The main purpose of this hearing is to obtain Enacted this day of V y i U > 1993. views on housing and community development needs, review proposed activities, review proposed application, solicit public comments and inform citizens that technical assistance is available to help groups representing low and moderate income persons in developing proposals.

Mayor COMMENTS ON APPLICATION

A copy of the CDBG application will be on file in the City Clerk's office for citizen review and comment during business hours from May 7, 1993 thru May 13, 1993. Comments on the proposed application may be submitted to the City Clerk until Thursday, May 13,1993. The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, April 21,1993, B-15 KIDS’ WORLD

SIX RACK! Observe the three numbers 1,2 and 3 in the diagram at right. See if you can insert the same three numbers twice more so that the sum of any three numbers in a row, horizontally, vertically or from corner to corner, is six. That is to say, each of the numbers 1 ,2 and 3 is to appear three times in all. How quickly can you comply? J! op HIM omj ‘suo ‘eajq i :ssojob uiopoq :euo '88Ji|j ‘oMi :ssojob doj.

HAPPENSTANCE: What happens when you’re mean to a jigsaw puzzle? It goes to pieces. How can you have your birthday cake and eat it too? Run the videotape backwards.

LINK SOUNDS AND ANIMALS

W hat animal neighs? What animal brays? See if you can match the 10 sounds and creatures listed below. 1. Neigh:______2. Bray:______3. Bleat:__ 4. Chatter:. 5. Grunt:_ 6. Gobble' 7. Chirp: J 8. Howl:- 9. Hiss:. 10. Hoot:______Creatures: Wolf, pig, snake, horse, sheep, don­ key, owl, cricket, monkey, turkey. Time limit: 2 min.

V'fiid S % deaiis BLAST OFF! Only one of the two giant firecrackers set off above ' e ^ u o a z ssjoh • i explodes, the other fizzles out. Which one explodes?

TRIGG COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT

CHILD FIND NOTICE THE ILLUSTRATED BIBLE

Trigg County Public School District has an ongoing CHILD FIND System. The There Is No Church Without Christ purpose of the CHILD FIND System is to find any child or youth who may have “He is the head o f the body, the church... ” a disability and need special education. Trigg County Public Schools are Colossians 1:18 looking for those children and youth, age birth up to 22 years, who are not in school or those who are in school but not receiving the special education they need to have an appropriate public education.

Trigg County Public School District will make sure any child or youth who 5 3 S B 0 1 Q H 0 has a disability, regardless of how severe the disability, is provided an 7 appropriate public education. This education will be at no cost to the mm / l parents of the child or youth. EBQ £ b Children and youth with disabilities means those who have hearing EBB / 9 impairments, vision impairments, severe emotional disturbance, both deafness and blindness, health impairments, specific learning disabilities, EDD 2_ £ mental disabilities, muliple disabilities, speech and language impairments, What is a church? Is it just a building where people gather uopnioa physically disabilities, autism, or traumatic brain injuries. l occasion to sing hymns and listen to a sermon? No, that is not a church, it’s just a meeting place. The true church is Christ mu as evidenced by the faith placed in Him by those who follow Parents, relatives, public and private agency employees, and concerned His precepts of love and peace. Services can be held anywhere, citizens are urged to help Trigg County Public School District find any but without the spirit of Christ and the blessings of God, His infant, toddler, child, or youth who may have a disability and need special Father, they are but hollow exercises. Over the centuries, education and related service. The school district needs to know the name Christianity has been wracked by differences over ritual or and age or date of birth of the child or youth; the name, address, and interpretation. Yet though such schisms have resulted in the phone number of his or her parents or guardian; the possible disability; creation of numerous sects, they all share one thing in common. and other information to determine if special education is needed. That is the supremacy of Jesus Christ, the basis on which the church exists. Letters and phone calls are some of the ways Trigg County Public Schools ©1993 by King Features Synd. collect the information needed. The information the school district collects will be used to contact the parents of the child or youth and find out if the child or youth needs to be evaluated or referred for special education services. challenger« If you know of a child or youth who lives in Trigg County, may have a DIRECTIONS: Jy disability, and is not receiving needed services bring, telephone, or send Fill each square with a number, one through nine, information to: • Horizontal squares should add to totals on right. • Vertical squares should add to totals on bottom. Mr. Bruce Perkins, Director of Special Education, or • Diagonal squares through center should add to P ™ " * total in upper and lower right. J 2 Mr. August J. Pisa, Director of Pupil Personnel Trigg County Board of Education 202 Main Street 6 16 Cadiz, KY 42211 Today’s Challenge 6 22 The district office is open between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Monday through Time 11 Minutes Friday. The phone number is 502-522-6075. 4 7 Seconds 3 26 CHILD FIND activities will continue throughout the school year. As part of Your Working ' 5 15 these efforts, Trigg County Public Schools will use screening information, Time Minutes student records, and basic assessment information it collects on all Seconds children and youth in the district to help locate those children and youth 28 17 13 21 25 who have a disability and need special education.

Any information the district collects through child find about children and youth who may have disabilities is maintained confidentially. Parents and eligible students have the right to inspect and review their educational records, as well as ask for changes in the records if they disagree with the information in the records. Trigg County Public School District has policies and procedures for keeping information confidential. These policies and procedures are based on the Family Educational Rights and W ishingsIW elF Privacy Act and the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act. 7542 7-3 57 3 235 8 Trigg County Public School District keeps child and youth records in a L L R U I E S I A secure computer system and in locked files in each school and the central 2 3 2 5 office. Records are kept for at least several years after they are no D T S G C N E A A H longer needed for educational purposes. They are kept longer if there is 6 8 6727267832 an outstanding request to review them. The district gives notice before W TASRKER I NNE destroying the records. The district obtains parental consent before 7 6 2 3 6 5 3 disclosing information from the records. TOEREMTO F U O 765343857537 S R T T W H I L A 0 E H Copies of the district's policies and procedures as well as information 6 8 about the disabilities and special education are available from Mr. E F E S A N D D RS F Perkins, the Director of Special Education and from the principal at each 6 8 38648484 of the Trigg County Public Schools. H O UP NED N D HERE IS A PLEASANT LITTLE GAME that will give you a If, you know of someone who may need this notice translated to another message every day. It's a numerical puzzle designed to language, given orally, or delivered in some other manner, please contact spell out your fortune. Count the letters in your first name. If Mr. Perkins or Mr. Pisa at the address or phone number shown above. the number of letters is 6 or more, subtract 4. If the number Is less than 6, add 3. The result is your key number. Start at the upper left-hand corner and check one of your key num­ The Trigg County Public School District does not discriminate on the basis bers, left to right. Then read the message the letters under of race, religion, national origin, sex, age, or disability. checked figures give you. you see the dog!”

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