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SCOTT BROWN Staff Writer The Supreme Court of Ken- I tucky has suspended Cadiz city attorney Kenneth Kennedy from practicing law in the Commonwealth for nine months stemming from three incidents reported to the Kentucky Bar Association. Kennedy's suspension took effect July 1, and he cannot ap­ ply for reinstatement until I April 1, 1994. However, by that time, he may no longer be the city attorney. | "We really haven't been in­ formed about the situation," feaid Cadiz mayor Scott Sivills. Kenneth Kennedy "The city can terminate his Contract at anytime, and if that a third case considered by the is the case I already have board on March 19,1993. Someone in mind as a replace- The first case is in reference I tnent." to $2,500 in retainer fees given However, Sivills said it to Kennedy by two unnamed HOT WHEELS - Johnny Uzzle, fireman with the Montgomery car on the side of the road near Little River Bridge around 3 a.m. A would probably be the August clients whom the board said Volunteer Fire Department, applies water to a car that was on fire passerby called Trigg Dispatch fifteen minutes later to report the the city council meeting before a Kennedy failed to keep noti­ July 5 on Kentucky 272. According to Deputy Kenneth Butts, the car, car on fire. A Kentucky State Police Arson Investigator will be called new attorney is hired should fied concerning their legal belonging to Bobby Cunningham, 164 Old Dover Road, began to in to try and determine the cause of the fire, which destroyed the 1989 Kennedy be released from his matters. The board also proved experience trouble while traveling down the road. Cunningham left the Camaro.. Record Photo by Scott Brown contract. by substantial evidence that no Kennedy was charged by the work had been performed by Kentucky Bar Association with Kennedy on behalf of the failure to communicate with a clients. School board revises local facility plan i client, failure to represent his The second case regards $500 client’s interests, failure to that Kennedy accepted as a re­ SCOTT BROWN with board chairman Howell the document neutral as to that total including construc­ have a contingency contract in tainer in a divorce case. The Staff Writer Hopson casting the lone dis­ whether the new facility be on tion of an alternative school, writing and signed by all par­ Board of Governors concluded The Trigg County School senting vote, the school board the current site or not. which was termed as a discre­ ties, failure to attend a legal that Kennedy failed and re­ Board has revised the master revised the part of the plan The memorandum also tionary construction project. matter entrusted to him, and fused to communicate with this educational facilities plan and dealing with the new middle praised the work of the L.P.C. failure to and refusing to com­ client. district facilities plan devel­ school and changed the word­ in completing the 88-page doc­ The L.P.C. met July 6 to dis­ municate with his client. All The third case dealt with oped by by the Local Planning ing to "new facility ument. cuss the recommended revisions to the plan. charges involved are in connec­ $3,000 that Kennedy accepted Committee and eliminated (elementary or middle school)" The facilities plan had in­ tion with his private practice, as a retainer for three clients in some of the restrictions they throughout the plan. In a cluded several needs, including Schools' Superintendent Jim an employment law case. The 1 and not related to the city. felt the plan placed on the memorandum to the L.P.C., the a new middle school, remodling Wallace pointed out to the According to the press release Board of Governors found that board. board said they wanted to of the existing buildings, and board that the plan does not tie Kennedy did not contact his from the Kentucky Bar At their July 1 meeting, the have flexibility after more addressing the conditions of the the board down to completing clients, advise them of the Association, the suspension board agreed with the study on the direction in which bus garage and high school any of the projects. It just al­ pendency of their action, or deals with two cases considered of the facility plan, to go in meeting the school’s gymnasium. The cost of the lows the school system to be by the K.B.A. Board of Gover­ there were some needs. plan came in at just under $10 available for state funding nors on November 13,1992, The board also voted to keep million, with $1.4 million of should that become available. Dry hydrant is used for first time on hay fire SCOTT BROWN a pond, stream, or other body of water and Staff Writer allows a fire truck to pump water into the truck Spontaneous combustion is listed as the cause and transport it to the site of the fire. Hargis of a July 2 fire in eastern Trigg County that saw said his trucks made two trips to the dry nearly 200 rolls of hay destroyed. hydrant located at the Robert McAtee farm, Members of the Caledonia, Montgomery, and which was installed last winter. Roaring Springs fire departments responded to The county has four dry hydrants installed the property of Bud Kennedy on McAtee road with plans calling for ten more, according to around 7:15 p.m. to fight the blaze. Flood. Funding for the dry hydrants run nearly According to Caledonia Fire Chief Donald 60-40 with the Pennyrile Resource, Conser­ Hargis, the hay had been sitting out for about vation, and Development Council funding 62 three weeks, with firefighters able to save percent of the cost with the additional 38 about 35-40 rolls. Hargis estimated the value percent picked up by Trigg Fiscal Court and of the rolls at about $40 apiece. local businesses. Hargis also said that the fire department The first dry hydrant in Trigg County was utilized one of the county's four dry hydrants in installed nearly one year ago at the Robert helping battle the blaze. Morris Farm in Caledonia at a cost of less than "It came in very handy," said Hargis, who $500. noted it was the first time his department had The installation of dry hydrants could mean used the dry hydrant in fighting a fire. In fact, a drop in insurance costs by as much as 40 it was the first time any Trigg County fire percent in some areas. Several other area department had used a dry hydrant in helping Happy Harold was one of tne attractions for children at the Trigg County Recreation Complex counties, including Caldwell, Lyon, Hopkins, fight a fire, according to Trigg D.E.S. Coor­ and Christian, have installed and tested Monday, July 5. Happy Harold painted faces and made balloon hats and animals for children at the dinator James Flood. Fourth of July celebration. See A for more photos. -6 A dry hydrant utilizes a water source such as See Hydrant, Page A-14

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I k l A-2, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, July 7,1993 OPINION Just the Other Day Off to the races By Billy Rawls It has become an odd Fourth of July tra­ races throughout the south. dition. Not boating. Not grilling outside. The last mile I rein next to a kid who Not watching fireworks. could not have been more than 12. He For the third year, I ran through the picked up running from his parents and Sometimes a 'feller's' sor­ streets of downtown Atlanta. Actually, I Matt this was his first Peachtree. When we rows, memories, and coin­ was not alone. There was H.B. Quinn, me Sanders crossed the finish line, he looked at me cidences have a way of piling and 44,998 other runners covering the 6.2- and said, "Sir, if you need to lay down, up. So it was last week as I mile (sounds shorter than 10,000 meters) I'll go get you some Gatorade." learned of the death of a dear course south down Peachtree Street and Your day will come, kid. friend and a dear relative. ending up in Piedmont Park. A group of Marines ran in formation, Perhaps my writing today may singing some Marine songs. I'm impressed weave these three elements The Peachtree Road Race — it's billed at 7 a.m. for wheelchair athletes and by anyone who can run and sing for 6.2 together. as the largest 10-K race in America. 7:30 for runners). And there are the spec­ miles because I'm still trying to master There's no way I would dispute that fact. tators -- more than 350,000 of them drinking water while running. I had barely returned from the funeral of my friend, Howard - In fact, when the last runner crossed the (that's not a misprint) — crowding the At the four-mile mark, or "Cardiac Anderson, when I learned about the death of my first cousin, starting line, the race had already been sidewalks and driveways, hanging out of Hill" as the runners call it, Piedmont Eliza Hayden Turner Stewart. Both "Liza" and Howard had won by a runner from Kenya. windows and standing on top of buildings Hospital patients lined up their occupied neighboring rooms at the hospital with similar What is even more amazing than the to cheer not just the world-class runners wheelchairs in two rows to cheer on the ailments before they arose beyond the door of death. Other fact that you can find 45,000 to give up but everyone running in the race. With runners. matters of coincidence involve: the pleasure of laughing in more part of their holiday weekend was the almost 400,000 people there, no wonder I At the finish line, it was definitely joyful times; the current "Wimbledon" tennis championship; way the city of Atlanta supports this couldn't find H.B. worth the time and effort. Fellowship frogs; my son-in law; and Caldwell Blue Spring Creek (at race. The newspaper is one of the race What I enjoy about the race is the peo­ with runners from around the country, least). I hope they will unroll as I go. sponsors, all three TV network affiliates ple. There was a couple, probably on the plenty of water to drink, one of the better cover the race, and several radio stations last lap of their 60s, who ran together. race T-shirts you'll find, live music, and a In the order of my life, I will start with my first remembered do live remotes during the run. Restau­ They started running during the big run­ feeling of a job well done. visit with Liza's family of our childhood days: 'Me’an,' Liza's rants and night clubs along Peachtree ning craze of the late '70s to help fight (For those of you that might be inter­ brothers, James Randal "Son" Turner, and Carl, "Dinnie" and/or serve special race day brunches, some be­ off the signs of getting old. They soon fell ested, I finished somewhere in the top "Dynamite" Turner slept in the same bed. Perhaps the three of ginning as early as 5 a.m. (the race began in love with road racing and run many half.) us were equipped with "Juicy Fruit” gum, but Dinnte Was the one • who failed to leave his on the bedpost overnight. The follow­ ing morning, his hair was matted with the sticky stuff that resulted in the most hilarious haircut we ever saw. Maybe that was the time that Carl blew up like a stick of dynamite as 20 years ago... everyone laughed. Another time, me'an Son and others brought to my Aunt- Ailene a mess of frogs to be cooked for breakfast. I remember that Son and I skinned those critters and left the body attached Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey L. Moore, to the legs. "Aunt Lene" fried them, but there were giggles as' Bumpus Mills, TN, celebrated their everyone attempted to get meat from the upper carcass. Well/' 50th wedding anniversary. at least it made breakfast interesting. "Drug Delivery Liz" prize-winning And then there were the furious tennis games that the kids bird dog of James and Eldridge Ladd played behind the Cerulean Bank. Maybe Liza would let an 1 was presented with the Top Dog Award "Ace" serve go by her as she ogled a dump truck of rock that in the All Age class recently in Murray. The annual Carr family reunion was also contained her romantic crush, Kenneth Stewart. As she1 recently held in West Cadiz Park. blushed to deep crimson, she would laugh with glee at seeing- Mrs. Elizabeth Reynolds retired from her future husband stopping for a "Coke" at her mother’ store. the Department of Agriculture after a When Liza laughed, everyone laughed—even if there were also tears. ‘ number of years. Downy Fabric Softner was selling for sixty-nine cents for a thirty-three ounce THEN THERE WAS HOWARD. He laughed too. . \ bottle at the local Economy Cee Bee Howard Anderson> a diminutive and 'ou tdoorsy/young man;. I Food Stores. came to Trigg County from the folksy community of Adolphus; *: Ky. A similar description might well apply to my* son-rnHtew; V/ Terry Shockley. ‘ Howard blended in with the "Bushes, Cains, and Woods" much the same as Terry has taken to my Rawls family and other Trigg citizens he knew in earlier times. But, Howard came and stayed until he knew nearly each one of us apart as ' The latest in men's fashions well as our peculiarities and the total of the land we trod. * When I would ask him who someone was, he would reply with •: Sadly, I've never been able to find a toned their top buttons. We used to laugh a chuckle "Oh you know so-and so," and I learned to reply ’Uh- comfortable spot on the cutting edge of at them, and the more violent among us Huh’ whether I did or not. When he squatted with others: by a ; fashion although, Lord knows, I've tried. used to take away their chemistry books stream; in the woods; on a street corner; or in the fields, h e : When polyester leisure suits became and beat them over their heads with likely knew more Trigg County lore when he arose. the rage, I thought, "In order to find a Lewis them. comfortable spot on the cutting edge of "That's for wearing that shirt," nerds Unlike me’an my ’Cuddin’ Liza, me'an Howard worked, fashion, I really need to get myself one of Grizzard were told. laughed, and played together for many years. We fished,— those polyester leisure suits." But look at me. I'm this far from going But I kept waiting for the price to go out and buying myself an Uncle Carl/nerd hunted, and gigged frogs. My daughter, Margaret Jo Shockley, down or for a fast food chain to offer one shirt, buttoning the top button, and seeing will kill me if I don't tell this tale: ■* © 1993 by Cowles Syndicate, Inc: with a burger, so by the time I finally if I can find a good, used Bunsen burner. It was a scorching hot Thursday afternoon when me'an' : bought one at a reduced price at a men's What may keep me from doing that, Howard gathered my wife Charline, and my little girls, Gay clothing outlet store/sewer repair service however, is I’ve also noticed just how of­ and Jo, to go find some creek minnows. they already had been declared fire and siding salesman who used to visit once a ten the cutting edge of fashion changes. We turned at Hopper Cunningham's house toward Caldwell health hazards, and representatives year, pull on your ears and offer you We've gone from leisure suits to Nehru Blue Spring Creek (also known by us as 'Unclop's' creek— from the Environmental Protection guidance and encouragement with such jackets (although I'm not sure that I have because "Hop" had married my Aunt Lene). We parked and walked toward the bushy creek bank, with Howard gaining on Agency showed up at my house and took advice as "make yourself useful, kid, and that in the right order) to shirts unbut­ us with each step, when we heard a big splash as Howard fell mine away. go get me another beer." toned down to the navel with gold chains from view. At the sound of a chuckle and "Ohhh! that's cold/ It was of a color seen only in emergency Uncle Carl bought these shirts at a dangling down to the same, and now the but it sure does feel good" we peered through the brush to see1 flare grins, if you must know. men’s clothing outlet/discount bowling buttoned-up look. Howard in a deep, "blue hole" where he treaded water in all, , Well, here I am with a similar decision alley. They were sort of shiny, had large The minute I go out and buy one of these his attire, including his billfold. Nothing can express our to make. The latest thing in men's fash­ collars and a vest pocket where Uncle shirts (or order it from a dead aluminum­ combined glee. ions, I have been noticing, is to wear a Carl kept his package of Lucky Strikes. siding salesman's clothing catalog), the long-sleeved shirt with the top button (The late Uncle Carl, incidentally, fashion likely would change again and And then there's more bullfrogs. Me'an Howard were hunting*' buttoned with no tie. died recently when shot by an EPA agent I'll be looking like a pair of $3.50 Keds in this time. Howard had taken me to more ponds than could have A number of male television stars are while trying to light up a Lucky in a non­ Michael Jordan's shoe closet. possibly been in Trigg County. When we came to what was to be into this look. I noticed comedian Gary smoking area at a bowling alley.) Since I didn't get in on this at the very the last, Howard—ahead as usual—let the last frog from the < Shandling dressed that way the other "That’s really an ugly shirt Uncle Carl beginning, the wise move might be for me last pond hop from his pocket. One long step into the water's- night. I happened to pick up a copy of Es­ is wearing," you used to said to yourself, to wait for the next fashion wind to blow, edge sent all but his submerged, but lit, flashlight from sight- quire magazine in an airport and there but how did you know that in the '90s, and go with that. He popped back up with captured frog, and we proceeded with I were men in there in the same garb. television stars would be wearing that Maybe bell-bottoms will come back. I hunting until our light beams revealed a bevy of snakes. A Most of these shirts, to me, at least, same sort of shirt buttoned up to the top? have a pair Uncle Carl wore in the soaking wet Howard chuckled and said "Let’s go home!" appear to be the sort your Uncle Carl used Nerds in high school used to wear those Navy. I can always dye them flare-gun to wear. Uncle Carl was an aluminum shirts, too, and I seem to recall they but­ mauve. See Just the Other Day, Page A-3

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I 4 i OPINION EDUCATION •Letters Thanks to those giving blood To The Editor, Rounding out our donors were VVe take this opportunity to Neely Quist, Jason Likens, thank the caring people of Velma Turner, James Ross, _ Trigg County who took the time William G. Lawrence, Benny E. W from their busy schedules to Stewart, Amos E. Ladd, Delana come in to donate blood at the Gray, Angela L. Thomas, Diane recent Red Cross Blood Drive. Light, John W. Calhoun, Stoney We did not meet our goal of 110 Mitchell, Mike Davis, Patti pints; we had only 101 people Curling, Lavina Marlow, Lori come in, of whom 89 were suc­ Gamer, Ernest McCoy, Karen J. cessful donors. Allen, Johnny Uzzle, Karrie 1 First-time donors were Jamie Milligan, Dan Davis, and B. Calhoun, Robin Wallace, Penny Wallace. BOYS STATE -- Several Cadiz seniors were among the more than 250 students from across the state who attended the 53rd Mark D. Mitchell, Perry D. We give heartfelt thanks to WRITING PROJECT PARTICIPANT - Doris Celia, co-director of the session of Kentucky Boys State. The delegates included (from left, w Burke and Becky Burdett. May each of these people - even if Purchase Area Writing Project at Murray State University, offers front row) Brian Curling, Bill Kehrwald, Ryan Wallace, (back row) Jim this be the first on many dona­ they were unsuccessful, at least advice on writing to Nancy McKinney, a teacher at Trigg County High Duncan and Patrick Perry. Kentucky Boys State, sponsored by the tions for each of you. they tried. School. McKinney was among 20 Kentucky classroom teachers who Kentucky American Legion and held at Morehead State University, is Reaching plateaux in their Without those people who participated in the 8th annual Purchase Area Writing Project at Mur­ a practical learning experience in state and local government donations were "Tiny" Guier Jr., volunteer their services to ray State University. The five-week long program, which began June MSU photo by Eric Shindeibower 9 gallons; Jim Wallace, 7 gal­ help, we could not have these 7, was a joint effort between Murray State and the Kentucky Summer lons; Kenneth Jones, 6 gallons; bloodmobiles. They include Writing Project and is funded by the Kentucky legislature. Teachers John Rufli, 4 gallons; Rev. Hal Donnie Vinson, Jess Vinson, Jo received six hours of graduate-level credit by attending the intensive Shipley, 3 gallons; and Susan Nell Kyler, Ellen H. Light, training sessions aimed at promoting improved writing instruction in F o r R e n t Mason and Mike Gray, 1 gallon Anna Heal and John Henwood, pubic schools. W each. registration; Verna Litchfield, MSU photo by Barry Johnson Others coming in to donate Pam Thomas, Eunice Frances AFTER 2 bdrm. apartment included Anthony A. Livingston and Kay Dunn, vital signs; on Hwy. 68 West, II, Jeffrey Pryor, Jim Strelec, Nila Martin, Jane Clawson, only minutes from Charles Kreger, Kathy Skin­ Nancy Adwell and Sara Lewis, Trigg student ner, Terry Sumner, Greg Oak­ the lake. labels; Florence Dwelis, Laura $275.00 plus deposit. ley, Brent Keller, Jeanne Jack- Grigson Dolores Dwelis and HOURS son, Danny Snyder, Jerald Tur­ Janie Carr, units; and Freda attends science Call 522-3038 ley, Thomas H. Powell Jr., J.D. McAtee, Audrey Miller and Mitchell, Cliff Carneyhan, Thelma Freeman, cards. In the W Carla Prescott, Kitty McCain, Canteen, we had Ann McAtee Ronald L. Fox, Alfred Eble, (who is in charge of the can­ focus program BEAUTICONTROL® Keith Howell, Mark McCain, teen), Carol Halfast, Joan COSMETICS and Angie Norville, winner of Griesemer (Montgomery BEREA - Peanut butter, the 6 and ended July 2. gas mask, factory-made shoes THE WORLD'S PREMIER IMAGE COMPANY™ the $50 savings bond donated Homemakers Club), Janie Carr, The Science Focus Program •Free Color Analyst by the Bank of Cadiz. Nancy Eble (Rockcastle Club), and traffic lights might not be was started at the college in •Skin Care and Cosmetics available today without the 1987 as an outreach effort to •Instant Image Makeover Also Mary Jane Somers, Joe Beverly DeViers, Elizabeth •Personal Image Profile© Chewning, Lisa Oliver, Ben Boyd (Cumberland Shores contributions of African- prepare African-Americans for •Club & Corporate Presentations Cundiff, Jim Scott, Brenda Club), Virginia Cook and Clara American scientists and inven­ college studies that will lead Teresa Gresham Bush, Gloria Davis, Phillip Lawrence (Town & County tors. to science-related careers. Stu­ And - Berea College faculty Image Consultant W Salmon, Tara Henderson, Sibyl Club). Our thanks to these dents who have completed the 235-5511 Luebbert, Penny Kennedy, ladies for all their help and member Betty Olinger adds — sophomore year with good Harold Meredith, Carroll their clubs for cookies and the college's Science Focus pro­ grades in at least one science Thomas, Penny Henderson, Joy sandwiches donated. gram currently is working with and one mathematics class may McCraw, Amanda Edwards, We give special thanks also 20 black high school students apply. The program stresses 3 - Fam ily Robert Profitt, Jack Clawson, to the Cadiz Baptist Church, who may help meet scientific mathematical problem-solving Yard Sale Peggie, Reynolds,. Betty Cor-- JB.oar.d of. Education and Trigg needs of the future. and study skills which will Yard Sale Olinger, who teaches'hursirig improve'student performance on **»41.; > \ f,v m y m it> nelius. Heather Abies, Carolyn County Hospital maintenance 25 Jeffepon St. Williams,.. JAnvnClawson, Fab 1 .personnel; .Pepsi, TriggfCounty at the college, also coordinates college entrance-tests, Olinger , Bush, and Maranita Thomas. Farmers Bank, Bank of Cadiz, the summer program which has added. Friday, July 9 July 9 & 10 £ Also Bob Rogers, Anderson The Cadiz Record, and busi­ attracted teens from schools in Field trips offer additional 7 a.m. - ? To;rian, Pat Johnson, Tommy nesses who allowed posters to seven states. Most of those en­ opportunities for the partici­ rolled have grade point aver­ Maternity clothes, Johnson, Fred Hicks, Bascom be displayed and anyone else pants and this summer's sched­ Some new & old, Booth, Juanita Allen, Paula who helped in any way. ages of 3.5 or better, Olinger ule includes visits to Oak Ridge baby swing, glass Ladd, Terry Lee McNichols, Our deepest thanks to every­ added. National Laboratory in lots of stuff. Among those attending is ware, children and Nelson Calhoun, Linda Wirts, one who had any part in this Knoxville, Term.; the Univer­ men's clothes, misc. Jesse Cameron, Kenneth Hard­ blood drive. You are appreci­ Trigg County High student La- sity of Louisville Speed School, 109 Cunningham esty, Shawn Hardesty, Ray­ ated. Our next drive will be Trisha Cavanaugh, daughter of and the National Afro-Arperi- priced cheap mond Mason, Daniel R. Gray, Emma Cavanaugh of Cadiz. can Museum in Wilberforce, (white house near Sept. 14 - see you then. If rain, held next Vickey Lane, Raymond Stone, Gloria Davis The current session began June Ohio. Cadiz Park) W Andrea McAtee, Johnny Chairman weekend. Meredith, Kristi P'Pool, and Trigg County Red Cross Phillip Ingram. Blood Program Student participates in 3 Fam ily Neighborhood Just the Other Day ------from Page A-2 leadership conference Yard Sale Saturday Yard Sale A statewide Teen Leadership groups and heard several moti­ , Howard and Liza are now free: to watch the antics of those Conference was held June 15 vational speakers. 8:30 - ? through 18 at Berea College. they knew; to gather more friends; and to have a loving chuckle Participants from the Penny­ Riley Hollow Rd. Teens from across the state at­ £ that transcends the burden of life. royal region included Rachel Children's & Women's July 9 & 10 tend the TLC, which provides Richardson, a student at Trigg Clothes, Dishes, Tools, . Do you remember: Erma Cain; Mary Hulett Broadbent Tobin, students with an anti-drug sup­ 8 a.m. til ? County High School. Toys, Car Stereo, Misc. and/or "I'm walking by the river, 'cause I'm meeting someone port network as well as infor­ there tonight."? mation to take back to their TLC is a project of Champions communities to help figjrt drug Against Drugs, a volunteer Beach Bend Estates at 1757 - abuse. group for persons interested in Seed planter, The teens attended work­ the prevention of substance Cancel if rain. redwood table set, shops, participated in family abuse. Will hold next Saturday breakfast set, many Lake project honored items. Lake Barkley has been se­ economy. In addition, annual lected the 1993 "Project of the lockages for commercial and MOVING at 1808 - Year" by the Ohio River Divi­ recreational crafts totaled over SALE Many house­ sion of the U.S. Army Corps of 2,000 with an average tonnage hold items. Engineers. of approximately three million The lake was selected from tons. Barkley power plant's Saturday among other Corps of Engineers four generators produced enough Saturday lakes in the Ohio Valley Re­ hydroelectric power to equal 46 7 a.m. - ? gion based on overall manage- million barrels of oil with a at 1848 - 6 jnent effectiveness and effi­ value of $920 million. Everything must go! ciency, partnerships with other The Lake Barkley manage­ Bikes, golf Agencies and groups, and public ment team has responded cre­ Oak Creek Dr. clubs, stereo, antique Safety. atively to changing budget and Gulf gas pump, 1983 Completed in 1966, this staffing allocations by !|58,000-acre playground for mid- Turn at Ham town, Hwy. Silverado LWB, much contracting maintenance more. America is located in Western activities and encouraging vol­ 274, go 2 miles on left. Kentucky on the Cumberland unteers to help manage and Watch for signs. Stiver 30 miles upstream from take care of the lake's out­ jthe point where it empties into standing resources. 0 the Ohio River. The lake and WASHINGTON VISIT - U.S. Sen. Wendell Ford (D-KY) met with more adjoining lands offer recre­ than 50 Kentucky high school juniors recently during their week-long ational opportunities for boat­ Correction visit to Washington, D.C. This year's Washington Youth Tour was ing, fishing, swimming, camp­ The June 23rd It’s On The sponsored by 16 of Kentucky's rural cooperatives. See Page A -13 ing, hunting, and a variety of Record should have stated that for more bther outdoor activities. charges against Eddie Martin | In 1992, Lake Barkley at- Shelton in Trigg County Dis­ Jracted over 6.5 million visitors trict Court were for two counts Bringing you its second century of hometown news... after hours Jvho spent more than 28.8 mil­ of resisting arrest. The other lion hours in recreational pur- charges have been acted upon TI7V>e CTcvdtz; P~ect>i~d £ suits. This amounted to a $56.5 by the court. The Record regrets ...since 1881 jmillion impact on the regional arty inconvenience.

k k A-4, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, July 7,1993______

Qkui-UARIES Rash of burglaries, Eliza Stewart Mary Calhoun Ahart thefts continue Funeral services for Mrs. Brewer of Wichita, Kan., and Funeral services for Mrs. Nashville, Martha M. Parker Eliza Hayden Turner Stewart, Debbie Wells of Gracey; two Mary Calhoun Ahart, 83, of of Murray, and Tracey B. Cal­ 74, of Hopkinsville were brothers, Carl Turner of Murray were conducted on July houn and Mike W. Calhoun, in Trigg County conducted on July 2, 1993, at Burlington and James R. Turner 6, 1993, at Goodwin Funeral both of Hopkinsville; and five Goodwin Funeral Home. of Springfield, Pa.; seven Home. great-grandchildren, Andrew Local law officials are keep­ Donald J. Murray, manager of The Rev. Kent Workman grandchildren, Jerry Woolf of The Rev. Jeff Hendricks offi­ Parker, Stephen Parker, and ing busy with the influx of bur­ Piggly Wiggly Grocery Store, officiated. Burial was in the Wellington, Kan., Pam ciated. Burial was in the East Matthew Parker, all of Mur­ glary and theft reports in Main Street, reported to Officer Cerulean Cemetery in Trigg Williams of Hopkinsville, Ken End Cemetery. ray, and Nicholas Calhoun and Cadiz and Trigg County. Wayne Hart that someone David E. McGraw, owner of County. Stewart and Bill Stewart, both Mrs. Ahart died on July 4 at Lauren Calhoun, both of Hop­ broke the window to a storage McGraw Lumber Company, 173 Mrs. Stewart died on June 30 of Cerulean, Jodie Stewart of Murray-Calloway County kinsville. building June 26. It was not de- ^ at Jennie Stuart Medical Cen­ Paducah, and Wendy Harral- Hospital following a short ill­ She was preceded in death by McNichols Drive, reported to termined if anything was taken ™ Cadiz police that someone had ter, following a short illness. son and Brandy Wells, both of ness. • her first husband, Roy B. Cal­ from the building, which stored entered the business property She was bom on June 12,1919, Gracey; and four great-grand­ She was born on Nov. 16, houn, who died in 1944, and her bathroom tissue and cases of in Trigg County, the daughter children, Bridgett Williams, 1909, in Trigg County, daughter second husband, Seldon Ahart, June 30 and had done substan­ canned drinks. tial damage to several win­ of the late Randall Franklin Krystal Williams and Erika of the late Gary Luton and Au- who died on May 12,1984. Virginia Burke, 1345 Cun­ dows of the building and ma­ (Rip) Turner and Ailene Williams, all of Hopkinsville, die Pugh Luton. Pallbearers were Bob Higbee, ningham Avenue, reported to chinery inside. The report said Larkins Turner Cunningham. and Taylor Woolf, Wellington, > A homemaker, Mrs. Ahart Zelner Cossey, Marshall Noel, Sheriff Randy Clark that a wire to the building was also Mrs. Stewart was a retired Kan. was a member of the Liberty Cecil Carr, Gene Wright, and someone took a license plate registered nurse. She was a Point Baptist Church. Bob Sisk. cut and had it been live, would from her vehicle while her Pallbearers were Jerry Woolf, have carried 440,000 volts, of member of the Cerulean United Survivors include one son, Music was provided by Mae husband was out of town. Value ^ Ken Stewart, Bill Stewart, current. A computer board, Methodist Church and Eastern Kelsie B. Calhoun of Trigg Perdue, organist. of the plate was listed at $4. ^ Buster Stewart, Les Turner, and valued at $20,000 was also Star. County; one daughter, Edna C. Expressions of sympathy may Jonathon K. Long, 349 Vir­ Buddy P’Pool. painted as were several other Survivors include one son, Roy McKinney of Murray; one take the form of contributions to ginia Circle, reported to K. Stewart Jr. of Cerulean; two brother, Hobart Luton of Padu­ pieces of machinery. Total cost Deputy Gene Jones that someone Music was provided by Jerri the Kentucky Baptist Chil­ of damage was not listed on the daughters, , Becky Woolf Fowler, pianist. cah; one sister, Ruby Peal of dren's Home, 108001 Shel- took headlight and tail light Trigg County; four grandchil­ byville Road, Middletown, report, which was completed covers from his car while it was dren, Mary E. Fike of Ky., 40243-9954. by Officer Robert Graves and parked at his house. Value of Marion Willard Wood Chief Ray White. the covers was placed at $100, A forklift at The Hickory according to the report. Funeral services for Marion Eleanor Alexander; one son, Mill, 181 McNichols Drive, Elsewhere, Jeffrey Paul ^ Willard Wood, 67, of Cadiz Richard Wood of Murray; one was also reported to have been Proffitt, 224 Hillview Drive, W were conducted on June 30,1993, brother, George Lacy Wood of Quota deer hunt spray painted on the same reported to Officer Ricky Pid- at Goodwin Funeral Home. Hopkinsville; and two sisters, date. Mrs. Doshia Stephens of Trigg cock June 29 that someone took a The Revs. Jeff Hendricks and Elsew here, Jeffrey R. pair of sunglasses from his truck Archie Brock officiated. Burial County and Mrs. Jettie Tyler of applications ready Stryker, 355 Third Street, re­ while it was parked at The followed in the Siloam Ceme­ Kuttawa. ported to Chief Ray White Pantry. A suspect, who was tery in Trigg County. He is preceded in death by Applications for TVA’s hunts are scheduled for 1993. that someone entered his seen walking away from the Masonic services were con­ three brothers, Robert "Bud" Quota Deer Hunts at Land Be­ For quota hunt applications, garage June 28 and spray truck, was listed on the report. ducted on June 29 at Goodwin Wood, Clarence Wood, and Al­ tween The Lakes (LBL) are write Quota Deer Hunt, Land painted an obscenity on the The value of the glasses was Funeral Home. bert Wood; and three sisters, available during July. Between The Lakes, 100 Van wall and also painted other listed at $120 on the report. ^ Mr. Wood died on June 28 at Beulah Faughn, Agnes Hol­ The Youth Hunt, scheduled Morgan Drive, Golden Pond, objects in the garage. The paint Ruth McFarland, 220 West • St. Thomas Hospital in land, and Mildred Boyd. for Oct. 23 and 24, is an either- Kentucky 42211-9001 or call used in the incident had Maggie Road, reported to Nashville, following a long Pallbearers were Tim La- sex hunt. Applicants must be 10- (502) 924-1285, weekdays from apparently been stored in Deputy Kenneth Butts that illness. cheta, Scotty Tyler, Larry to 15-years-old. Each partici­ 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. CDT. Appli­ Stryker's garage. The value of someone took a three-wheeler, He was bom on Dec. 18,1925, Stick, Jeff Dixon, Nelson Cal­ pant is required to pass a state- cations can also be picked up the damage was not listed on valued at $1,000, from her ’ in Trigg County, the son of the houn, and Hollis Alexander. approved hunter safety course from the LBL North and South the report. residence June 16. late George and Ethel Faughn Honorary pallbearers were and must be accompanied by an Welcome Stations and the Wood. Wallace Litchfield, Wilson adult at all times during the Golden Pond Visitor Center. Mr. Wood was a retired Dunn, Willie Cothran, Killous hunt. *See Our New Creations* building contractor and a Joiner, Scotty Gray, and Jackie Two other hunts are sched­ The deadline for completed farmer. He was a member of the Franklin. uled for Nov. 13 and 14 applications is 5 p.m. (CDT) SMITH'S WOOD PRODUCTS Liberty Point Baptist Church Music was provided by Mae (Tennessee only) and November Saturday, July 31. Mailed ap­ and Cadiz Masonic Lodge #121. Perdue, organist, and Perdue 27 and 28. In order to increase plications must be postmarked Hobby & Craft Store Survivors include his wife, and Nadine Weaver, duet. the deer population, fewer by July 31. 4355 Hopkinsville Road (Highway 68 - East - 4 miles East of Cadiz)

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< k k The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, July 7,1993, A-5 LOCAL/STATE Father, son drown in lake July 2

A July 2 outing on Kentucky out. Sherman apparently dove Lake turned tragic for a Chris­ in after his son and tried to tian County family after a fa­ bring him to the boat, but had ther and his son drowned near difficulty staying above the Piney Campground in the water. Joy dived in and helped southern portion of Land Be­ bring the child to the boat, but tween the Lakes in Tennessee. could not locate her husband. According to L.B.L. Patrol Sherman flagged down a pair Officer Greg Mathis' report, Jon of mussel divers who assisted in Sherman, 24, and his 3-year- helping look for Jon Sherman. old son Michael, both of Oak Michael Sherman was taken to Grove, were identified as the Henry County, Tennessee Hos­ victims. pital where he later died. The report said the Sher­ The body of Jon Sherman was mans were in a rented boat retrieved the next day by the along with Jon's wife Joy, who Henry County rescue squad. is stationed at Fort Campbell, It was not known if any of the and another child, Monica. As occupants of the boat were the boat turned, the child fell wearing life jackets.

JULY 4 WRECK - Members of the Trigg County Ambulance Service across the left side of the road and hit an embankment with the vehicle and Trigg D.E.S. help give aid to the driver involved in a single vehicle overturning at least once. Francis, his wife Martha, and Eric and accident July 4 on Kentucky 139, five miles north of Cadiz near the Ramona Kelly of Lexington, were treated and released from Trigg SKIT to present Muddy Fork Bridge. According to State Trooper Randle Cruse's County Hospital. State Police say alcohol was found at the scene of accident report, the driver, Victor L. Francis, 28, Frankfort, was the accident southbound and left the right side of the road, over corrected, went Record Photo by Scott Brown 'Big River1 at Accident drivers sent to hospital Alhambra Theatre The Mississippi River will kinsville. A one-car accident July 3 sent The report said Short was sus­ was treated for head injuries at injured. soon be winding its way •a Cadiz man to Trigg County pected of drinking although he Trigg County Hospital July 1 through Hopkinsville. Starring in the Southern Hospital for treatment of head was not charged at the scene. and released following a two- Meanwhile, a two-car "Big River" is a musical Kentucky Independent The­ and chest injuries after hitting car accident on the Jack Mize atre's musical will be Billy Meanwhile, an Indiana resi­ mishap June 28 on Anna Street adaptation of Mark Twain's an earth embankment head-on. Road. Barnes as Huck and Charles dent was transported to Trigg resulted in no injuries with Huckleberry Finn and will open According to Deputy Gene According to Deputy Kenneth Radford as Jim. County Hospital for treatment Cadiz Police Chief Ray at the Alhambra Theatre in Jones' accident report, James A. Butts' report, Julia Watts, 21, White's report noting that Jan­ Hopkinsville July 16. "Big River" will be presented Short, 25, 30 Thomas Road, was of a broken wrist. Michelle Scott, of Bloomington, Indiana, Hopkinsville, over-compen­ ice Walker, 48, 2845 Riley The production will be di­ July 16, 17 and 18 at 8 p.m. northbound on Kentucky 272 sated in a curve and hit a car Hollow Road, was backing out rected by Paul Barnes, of Hop­ nightly and 2 p.m. Sunday. around 2:50 a.m. and failed to was riding a four-wheeler at Turkey Bay in Land Between driven by Belinda K. McWa- of a driveway and collided stop at the intersection with ters>*721 Lakeland Road, head- with a car driven by Aline F. U.S. 68. Short drove through the Lakes July 4 and over­ turned. on. McWaters was taken by Meador, 77, 171 Cunningham the intersection and hit the private vehicle to Trigg County Avenue, who was northbound on embankment on the other side. Elsewhere, a Cadiz woman Hospital while Watts was un­ Anna Street. Roaring Springs

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Bobby J. Acree; cultivating marijuana, five or more plants amended to cultivation of mar­ ijuana less than five plants; Holiday guilty plea, 12 months in jail, order of conditional discharge; possession of marijuana; guilty festivities, plea, $100 fine; possession of drug paraphernalia; guilty plea, $100 fine fun at James R. Kennedy; two counts of trafficking marijuana less than eight ounces; Alford plea entered, two charges merged to Complex one count, sentenced to six months in jail; possession of marijuana, one month in jail to run concurrent; continue to July 29 for probation hearing Bryan S. Rogers; D.U.I. - first offense, amended to reckless driving, guilty plea, $100 fine; attempting to elude police officer, guilty plea, $50 fine Thomas E. Brown; no opera­ tor’s license, guilty plea; D.U.I., guilty plea, sentencing set for July 22 Cathy Holland Vowell; speeding, amended to 58-55, $3 fine______Donaldson Revival The Donaldson Creek Baptist Church will conduct its revival There was something for children of all ages at the Fourth of July celebration at the play softball. Above right, Sherry Carter entertained a crowd with country and at 7 p.m. on July 11 through 16. Trigg Complex. A softball tournament drew a crowd. Many enjoyed the tractor pulls. gospel favorites. J.R. Bruce will serve as Above left, Emily and Josh Frederick spent the day playing and watching dad, Steve, evangelist. Pastor A. Todd Jones welcomes everyone. Bible School at Delmont Baptist Arrests top police report Bible school at Delmont A Cadiz woman was arrested June 28 incident. Baptist Church will be held June 29 after an arrest warrant According to the report com­ All ; from 6 to 8 p.m. on July 12 was served her by Police Chief pleted by Chief White, ■ through 16. Ray White and Deputy Gene Williams allegedly pointed a There are classes for all ages. Jones with Latesha A. gun at Crystal D. Cunningham, Spring &, Summer The pastor, Bro. Shoney Williams, 21, Cadiz, charged 114 Patrick Drive, who was L Oliyej:, invites everyone to „,with first .degree wanton en- | attend. dangerment stemming from the See Police A-14 Merchandise

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ROBIN CARTER Angel called the Screen Ac­ popular Saturday morning TV "They take measurements of Staff Writer tor's Guild in Nashville and series Saved By The Bell, and everything, even down to the ' At one time or another, most got Alan Dysert (Shawn Cud­ the twins on The Cosby Show. length of their spine," Angel little girls dream of winning an ahy, All My Children) to help Out of the 300 contestants at said. Olympic gold and becoming an- out. Hilton Head, Brooke was one of Their skills and physical other Mary Lou Retton or being "We took her to Nashville only 11 Weisman called. data are fed into a computer a model or TV star. for classes and he even came Brooke has already audi­ which compares the informa­ Brooke Bailey is living that here and taught some classes to tioned for a part in a Disney tion to similar statistics dream. people in the community," An­ movie. belonging to former gymnastic At age six, Brooke has al­ gel said. "Alan Dysert recommended greats. ready attracted the attention Although competition was her for the part," Angel said. "The computer decides which of such gymnastic legends as stiff in Hilton Head, Brooke "They needed a five- to six- of the gymnasts have the right Bela Karolyi, Olympic coach. did well. New to acting and year-old blond with a natural body types to possibly become And on July 12, Brooke and modeling but a pro at perform­ southern accent and he thought Olympic medalists," Angel her grandmother, Martha Poe, ing in front of an audience in she'd be perfect for it." said. will fly to Los Angeles to spend both gymnastics and dance, "We assume she didn't get Angel said out of 111 who four to six weeks auditioning for Brooke felt right at home. the part," Angel said laughing tried out for the team last year, parts in commercials, sitcoms The purpose of that competi­ about the home video they only 11 made it. Only those be­ md pilot TV shows. tion and those like it is to at­ made for the audition. "The tween the ages of nine and 11 "Her manager, Marsha tract the attention of modeling video really wasn't very good." are actually on the team. Weisman, said there are no agents and talent scouts. Two days before the second "All of them must try out for guarantees, but she will work That's exactly what Brooke grade University Heights stu­ the team every year," Angel lard for Brooke while she's did. dent leaves for L.A., Brooke said. e," said Brooke's mom An- "She got five call-backs from will go to Cincinnati to persue The team members' coaches jel. different agents," Angel said, her gymnastic career. are also trained by TOP to "She said, 'I'm not telling you "including Ford in New York. TOP, Talent Opportunity teach their athletes. This here's not a lot of cute little "That's the big one, the one Program, sponsored by the eliminates the need for and the ;irls out there, but Brooke's got everyone wants to get a call United States Gymnastics Fed­ expense of sending them far something special.' from." eration, is a program designed away from home for their "Of course, I agree,” Angel Angel and Newell sifted to give U.S. Olympic hopefuls training. said. through the various offers and an opportunity to persue their "TOP will not waste time on Angel, who owns and oper­ decided to send Brooke to L.A. dreams. someone they don't think can ates Angel's School of Dance, to Marsha Weisman. "The program is designed to make it," Angel said. Marsha »will go to L.A. with Brooke and "She seemed more interested train athletes with Soviet Weisman said the same. her mother to spend about a and up-front," Angel said. "And National gymnasts as well as Amelia Brooke Bailey With such a promising future week. 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B oren, M itchell m arry Ju n e 12 at N ew H ope B aptist C hurch

Martha Jane Boren and Gor- Fully encrusted with a bridal bride, Cadiz. bride's and groom's names and dan Keith Mitchell were lace bodice which came to a V Ushers and candle lighters dune buggy scenery. united in marriage in a candle­ and was decorated with were Gary Houha, Cadiz, The table also had assorted light ceremony at 2 p.m., Sat­ iridescent sequins and pearls, friend of the couple, and Billy hor'dourves which consisted of. urday, June 12, at New Hope the waistline captured a large, Williams, uncle of the groom, finger sandwiches, sausage Baptist Church. satin bow in the back. Monee, 111. balls, dipped strawberries^ The bride is the daughter of Re-embroidered lace created spiced peg legs and a fresh fruit Cody Autry, nephew of the Katherine Boren and James the full length skirt which fell basket. groom, was the ringbearer. He Boren, both of Cadiz. into a cathedral-length train A third table consisted of a, The bride groom is the son of accented in rows of ruffles. carried a crochet and embroi­ punch bowl and champagne Tommy and Janie Oliver of She wore a white, wide- dered satin pillow, which was glasses with fresh lemonade.' Cadiz and the late Willard brim, satin hat decorated with accented with angels and wed­ The reception was catered by ding bells, which was made by Barkley (Pete) Mitchell. iridescent sequins and draping the Cadiz Restaurant. Both the Officiating at the double ring seed pearls with an attached Jonell Kyler as a gift to the bride. He is the son of Melissa bride's and groom's cakes were ceremony was the Rev. Johnny veil of silk layers of illusion. designed and made by Vonnie Hawkins. Nuptial music was The bride carried a cascading Autry of Eddyville. The groom sent a dozen red Halpappie. Assisting at the provided by pianist Gary bouquet of white silk lilies reception were Kim Oliver; Thompson of Cadiz and vocal­ with midnight blue rose buds, roses to his bride as a special gift before the ceremony. Lisa Hargrove and Daffeney! ists Hugh Dunn and Suzanne ivy, baby's breath, midnight Bridges, all of Cadiz. Henry. Selections included Al­ blue apple blossoms, white The reception, hosted by the ways, To Me, The Lord’s Prayer starflowers, white silk bride and groom, immediately The wedding was coordinated and the traditional Wedding Matthiola and strings of white followed the ceremony in the by Tammy McAtee of Cadiz; March. seed pearls. fellowship hall of the church. Assisting at the guest register Vows were, exchanged in a She chose Janet Long of Cadiz The tables were decorated and programs were Melissa candlelight setting. The altar to be her matron of honor. with white linen tablecloths Mitchell, sister-in-law of the was decorated with a 15- Bridesmaids were Gwen Sledge and the attendants' bouquets groom, and Samantha Cunning-; branch candelabrum accented of Bowling Green and Rene were placed on each corner of ham, cousin of the groom, both with ivy and midnight blue Hall of Cadiz. Each attendant the bride's table. of Cadiz. After a wedding trip silk roses. Ferns accented each wore a tea-length midnight The bride's table also carried to Florida, the couple will re­ side of the candelabrum. blue gown with a fitted bodice a three-tiered wedding cake side in Cadiz. Family pews were designated gathered on one side, accented separated by column which Prenuptial events included a with white satin bows en­ with a satin bow. were accented with white rib­ gift reception given at the Bank twined with midnight blue Each carried a silk bouquet of bon to four satellite heart- of Cadiz Community Room by roses. white, silk lilies, mini-mid­ shaped cakes on each corner of Mary Campbell, Ruby Hyde, The bride, given in marriage night blue rose buds, baby's the table. The seven-layered Katie Freeman, Sheila by her mother, wore an elegant breath and midnight blue ap­ cake was decorated with white Williams and Bonnie gown of white bridal satin, ple blossoms with metallic and and midnight blue silk flowers, Williams. A personal shower featuring a high neckline with iridescent ribbons.and cascading fresh leather leaf ferns, baby's was held at the home of Lisa iridescent sequins and long lace. All bouquets were de­ breath and a white, satin wed­ Hargrove and was hosted by’ draping seed pearls. signed by Julie Williams of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Keith Mitchell ding bell on top. Lisa Hargrove, Kim Oliver and The shoulders were accented Monee, 111. The bridegroom's table had Janet Long. with three rows of puffed ruf­ Stephanie McAtee, friend of was decorated by the groom's McAtee, both of Cadiz, the groom's cake which was The rehearsal dinner was, fles and the sleeves were ac­ the bride and groom, served as mother. The bridegroom chose Ken yellow with chocolate icing hosted by the groom's parents\ companied by appliques of lace flower girl. She carried a Stephanie wore a white satin Hall of Cadiz to be best man. and was decorated with the at the Cadiz Restaurant. and draping, seed pearls which white basket with a satin cen­ gown with appliques of sequins Groomsmen were Greg Mitchell, formed a bridal point at the ter, decorated with midnight and pearls. She is the daughter brother of the groom, Cadiz and' wrist. blue ribbon and silk rose buds. It of Jimmy McAtee and Tammy Kenneth Cherry, cousin of the Cadiz, A Great Place To Live!!

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Jennifer R. Sandberg & Michael C. Cunningham Thomas, Mitchell to marry Terrell, Carneyhan to wed Sandberg, Cunningham to wed Danny Thomas of Cadiz Her fiance graduated from Mr. and Mrs. James Terrell Both are 1992 graduates of wishes to announce the engage­ Hopkinsville Community Col­ wish to announce the engage­ Trigg County High School. ment of his sister, Pamela Ann lege in 1985. He is pastor at ment and approaching mar­ Amy is employed by Piggly 4 ) Mr. and Mrs. James D. Sand­ Evansville. He has a bachelor Rock Front Baptist Church, riage of their daughter, Amy Wiggly and Hardy Reporting. berg of Washington, Ind., an­ of music degree in music ther­ Thomas, daughter of the late Linton, and is assistant chief at Carol to William Clifford Cliff is the son of Carol Car­ nounce the engagement of their apy. He currently is working as Charles and Donna Thomas, to Cadiz Fire Dept and East Carneyhan. neyhan and the late Luther daughter, Jennifer Rebecca, to a music therapist in Hop­ the Rev. John Thomas Golden Pond Fire Dept. He is Clifford Carneyhan. Michael Cabot Cunningham, kinsville. Mitchell, son of Mrs. Pauline employed by Economy Cee Bee The wedding will be July 10, All friends and family are son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde R. The wedding will take place Mitchell and the late Thomas C. Mitchell of Cadiz. #2. 3:30 p.m., at New Hope Baptist invited to attend. There will be Cunningham of Cadiz. at 6 p.m. on Saturday, July 31, Church. no reception. at Neu Chapel at the Univer­ The bride-elect attends Hop­ The wedding is scheduled for , Miss Sandberg is a 1993 grad­ sity of Evansville (Ind.). kinsville Community College Saturday, July 31 at 6 p.m. at uate of the University of A reception will follow at and will graduate from the Cadiz Baptist Church Chapel. Bringing you its second century of hometown news... a Evansville. She has a bachelor the Trinity United Methodist nursing program next May. She All friends and relatives are of arts degree in literature. Church. Invitations have been is employed by Pennyroyal Re­ invited. Invitations are being I Z U c C c u i t ^ Her fiance is a 1992 graduate sent, but all friends and rela­ gional Mental Health, Hop­ sent to out-of-town guests only. of the University of tives are invited. kinsville.

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! j The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, July 7,1993, A-ll Births DAR presents flags at complex

The James Thomas Chapter • Derrick Bacon born June 23 of Daughters of the American Revolution presented flags to Alice Lindsay and Donald Bacon are pleased to announce the the Community Center on July 2 birth of a son, Derrick Tashawn Bacon, bom June 23, 1993, at 9:08 at the Trigg County Recreation p.m. at Murray-Calloway County Hospital. Complex. He weighed seven pounds and seven ounces and was 21-inches Anita Cameron, chairman of long. the group's flag committee, Grandparents are Robert Lee Bacon, Gracey; Dorthy Jean Jones presented the flags and led the Bacon, Cerulean; and John and Mae Lindsay, Cadiz. Pledge of Allegiance. "The committee decided to • Floods announce birth of son present flags to the community center because the center will Rickey and Angela Flood benefit all of Trigg County," would like to announce the said Virginia Alexander, DAR birth of their son, William secretary. Lawrence Flood, born June 16, "We wanted to have a part in 1993, at Murray-Calloway this building because we know County Hospital. it will be used many times by He weighed seven pounds and people of all ages," she said. four ounces. Boyd Champion, who has W Great-grandparents are Do- been instrumental in acquiring ral and Russell Kuipers, Ada- funds for the complex projects, line Flood, the late William told the audience the history Flood, the late Mr. and Mrs. behind the complex. J.C. Wilcox and the late Mr. "Everything you see here and Mrs. Felix Adams. today is paid for," Champion Grandparents are Brenda said of the unfinished building. Dailey, Betty J. Flood, the late im La\

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k 4 A-12, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, July 7,1993 For more information, contact Betty Stewart at 522-3710 or Car­ olyn Cobbs at 522-8105. Anniversaries TOPS: The daytime chapter meets each Thursday at 9 a.m. for weigh-ins. The meeting will begin at 9:30 a.m. For more informa­ tion call leader Darlene Sherbit at 522-6027 or 1-800-932-TOPS. (rateuetasi Monthly meetings American Legion Post 74 meets at 6 p.m. on the first Monday of the month.

What's coming up.... Trigg County School Board meets at 7 pm. on the first and third Mondays of the month at the Trigg County Board of Education This week Office. Swimming lessons at the American Legion swimming pool will be Cadiz City Council meets at 7 p.m. on the first Tuesday of the held from 9 to 10 a.m. on Monday through Friday starting July 6. month at the Cadiz City Hall. Cost is $25. Call 522-9966 to reserve a spot. Cadiz Civitan Club meets at 7 p.m. on the first and third Tues­ All summer days of the month at the Cadiz Restaurant. The American Legion swimming pool will be available for private parties any night of the week from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Call Cadiz Garden Club meets the first Wednesday of the month at 10 522-9966 to reserve a spot. a.m. in the Cadiz Baptist Church.

Weekly meetings Trigg County Alzheimer's Support Group meets at 7 p.m. on the TOPS KY. 280 meets each Monday in the basement of Cadiz Bap­ first and third Thursdays of the month at the Pennyrile Mental tist Church from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Weigh-in is from 5 to 5:30 p.m. Health Center in Hopkinsville. All care-givers and interested persons are encouraged to attend. Anyone needing additional in­ Engagements formation may contact A1 Clinard at 522 6815. VFW Post 7890 and the Ladies Auxiliary meets the first Thurs­ day of each month at 7 p.m. at their post home.

Olphia Chapter 55 Order of Eastern Star meets at 7:30 p.m. on the first Thursday of each month at the Masonic Lodge.

The Dream Factory irt&etsat 6 30 p.m. on the second Monday each month at the Bank of Cadiz. I

Cadiz Water Commission meets at 7 p.m. on the second Monday of the month at Cadiz City Hall. Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy Jones Ladies of the Hospital Auxiliary will meet the second Monday of every month at 2 p.m. in tine dining room of Trigg County Hospi- Jones celebrate 35 happy years Trigg County Fiscal Court meets at 7 pm. on the second Tuesday of Jimmy and Stella Jones re­ Henry Jones and Mattie Jones of the month at the Trigg County Courthouse. cently celebrated their 35th Hopkinsville. wedding anniversary with Stella is the daughter of Cadiz Lions Club meets the second and fourth Tuesday of each family members. They were Roscoe and Thelma Calhoun of month at Cadiz Restaurant at 6 30 pm. high school sweethearts who Cadiz. were married on July 6,1958, at They have two children, An­ Cadiz/Trigg County Chamber of Commerce meets for lunch at South Union Baptist Church by nette J. Jones of Decatur, Ala., noon on the second Wednesday of the month. Locations are an­ Bro. Olen Sisk. and Angie J. Lancaster of nounced prior to the meetings. Their attendants were Murfreesboro, Tenn. Their Dorothy Jones Boren and Jesse grandchildren are Caitlin Jones Boren. and Megan and Jessica Lan­ National Association of Retired Federal Employees (NARFE) • Jimmy is the son of the late caster. meets at 10:30 a.m. on the second Wednesday of the month at the Community Center of the Bank of Cadiz. Prospective new mem­ bers or visitors are welcome.

Woodmen of the World Lodge #20 meets the second Thursday of the month. All members are urged to attend.

Cadiz Masonic Lodge-Master Masons meets at 7:30 p.m. on the Tonya Wallace and Russ Stations second Thursday of each month at the MasonicLodge. ♦ .

Trigg County Business and Professional Women meets the third Wallace, Stations to wed Monday of each month at Cadiz Restaurant at 5 p.m.

Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Wal­ James Stallons of Cadiz. The John L. Street Library Board meets at 3 p.m. on the third . lace would like to announce the Tuesday of the mohth. engagement of their daughter, The bride-elect graduated Tonya Utenee, to James Russell from Trigg County High School The Trigg/Lyon Newcomers meet at noon on the third Wednesday Stallons, son of Mr. and Mrs. in 1993. Her fiance graduated of each month at the Cadiz Restaurant. Jimmy Stallons, Pee Dee. from Trigg County High School Tonya is the granddaughter in 1989 and Murray State Uni­ Trigg County Quilters Guild meets on the third Thursday at 10 of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Dixon of versity in 1993 with a degree in a.m. at the Cadiz Restaurant. Everyone is welcome to attend. Hopkinsville and the late Mr. agricultural education. and Mrs. Noble P’Pool and the The wedding is planned for 2 Trigg County Hospital Board meets at 7 p.m. on the fourth Mon­ late Mr. and Mrs. Horace Wal­ p.m., July 24, at New Hope day of the month in the hospital cafeteria. lace. Baptist Church. All friends Russ is the grandson of Mrs. and relatives are invited to at­ Myrtle Joiner and the late tend. Invitations are being sent Frank Joiner and Mr. and Mrs. to out of town guests only. JAMES P. RUSHING, D.C. HAPPY BIRTHDAY - Charles Adams celebrated his 73 birthday at a CHIROPRACTOR 505 West Main, Princeton luncheon in his honor at the Senior Citizen's Kitchen July 2 *1 don't feel SCHEDULE 73," he said. Mr. Adams stays young by square dancing several times Darrell E. Simon, Minister Insurance Sunday: (We will be happy to discuss a week. 522-8503 Worship - 9:30 a.m. Accepted your Chiropractic coverage with you) Bible Study-10:00 a.m. Lord's Supper -11:00 a.m. Walk-ins Mori., fues., Wed., Fri. - 8 to 12,1 to 6 Evening Worship - 6:00 p.m. Thursday 1 to 6 Do You Love Jesus? Welcome Wednesday Night - 7:30 p.m. Saturday 8 to 12,1 to 3 Phone 365-6800 Most people in reading the above question would proba­ bly answer "yes." Jesus gave us some guidelines to go by in proving our love for him. We know of people who claim to have a love for Jesus but never do what he says. Jesus said in John 14:15, Bluegrass Septic Systems "If ye love me, keep my commandments." It is one thing to claim "Serving aSIl of Western Kentucky” to love Jesus and another thing to prove it by keeping his word. Complete: Systems, including permit, installed 14x50 Fleetwood (36289) 2 bdm, Just saying one loves Jesus may not necessarily make it so. 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(Editor’s note: Bob Watkins column was not received in time to be published in the WKU's Willard unhappy with ESPN Sports section due to early Sports in deadlines caused by the July 4 eight selections for induction into Michaels said he maintains ther beef up the Hilltoppers home at 11 o'clock), saying UK and the Kentucky the Louisville-based Kentucky contact with a handful of friends card, Willard is working on a new LA Clippers were denying any­ holiday. Sports in Kentucky thing was going on with Pitino. will reappear next week in the Athletic Hall of Fame. in the Louisville area — Tom pitch. In an attempt to woo Min­ nesota to Diddle Arena, "I've told Then came the funny part. "I Sports section.) Others inductees — Olympic Malone, and former teammates b^B obW aftjM swimmer Mary T. Meagher; ten­ Don Buchanan, Dick Blocker and Clem (Haskins) we're going to have it from an in-the-know source," Van Hoose said, "that NBA Draft 'n things. nis legend Sam English; Central A1 Zambino. . retire his jersey." An honors night for Clem the Rick Pitino signed a contract with Mash the Mav ... has a head­ Chicago; and Rodney Rogers, High and Fla. State basketball star "Be sure to say hello to Paul the New York Knicks that pro­ # line ring doesn't it? Denver. Ron King; and UofL basketball Homung for me," he said. Gem would produce an SRO ... hibits him from coaching another The Dallas Mavericks picked Footnote: Those who would be coach John Dromo. Rounding out wouldn't it? 'TOPPERS' WILLARD NBA team for five years." Jamal Mashburn last week. Best on this list except they will play the group are Ky. Derby winning Stay tuned. COMMENT: A scoop almost part: ex-UK star will play beside past the oblivion line — one-two- trainer Mack Miller; UK All- UNHAPPY WITH ESPN as ancient as Spielberg's Jimmy Jackson for Quinn Buckn­ three time zones to the left — J.R. American Cotton Nash, and Western Kentucky wanted to RICHARDS NEW mosquito. er. Worst part: Losing a lot. Rider, Minnesota; Bobby Hurley, another UK football All-Ameri­ beef up its basketball schedule, W ESTERN AD • NBA analyst Hubie Brown to Major Q.: Is Mashburn tough Sacramento; and Chris Webber, can Bob Gain. but Ralph Willard is not happy Courier-Journal's Rick Bozich on enough to handle losing and Ceremonies, are set for Aug. 23 with a couple of turns in the road Jim Richards, 57, who has Washington's LaBradford Smith Golden State. devoted virtually all his career to and Rex Chapman: "They're both knocks and grind of an 82-game • 1994 NBA Draft is only 357 in Louisville. Back To The High Life. Invited to the preseason Big Western Ky. U athletics, is being selfish, expendable and backups. schedule? days away. Be still my heart. Top A personal favorite was rewarded. Richards will be They can't play as starters on a Apple NIT was flattering, but the Best thing Mashburn takes to pick: Glenn Robinson, Purdue. Michaels, a fearsome linebacker/- WKU's new director of athletics good team in this league." Mavs besides his considerable And no, Travis Ford will not be a kicker 1954-57 who had his No. Hilltoppers face a first round replacing the misplaced (in the COMMENT: It took Hubie skills at one-two-three positions, first round pick. 79 retired only last season. match against North Carolina at first place) Lou Marciani. this long to figure LA and Rex? is attitude. It is a combination that I spoke with him last monthChapel Hill. Richards was named interim- Geez. will make him an all-star by, U OF L-UK FOOTBALL & TV from his home in Swoyersville, The villain? ESPN. AD this week, but (to Willard's maybe next year. Proving once more his vision is Pa. where Michaels is director of The network wanted a first- PARTING SHOT Elsewhere... delight) is expected to be named something less than a light year athletics at the Luzerne Co. Cor­ round game of major interest. permanent director of athletics. • Washington Bullets picked out (it's why he's a TV analyst), rectional Facility near Wilkes- Cheers to Indiana coach Bob Willard complained to NIT offi­ Knight for advising Sherron C albert Cheaney. Note to Rex or former IU and UofL coach Lee Barre. cials to no avail, so far. L.A. Smith ... start packing your Corso said last week that a UK- 'I appreciate this honor very NOW THERE'S Wilkerson to surrender his Mr. 'I called Dean (Smith) about A SCOOP DEPT. Basketball title (to Kojak Fuller) bags. One of you is outa here. UofL series will not necessarily be much. I've never liked bragging, I it," Willard said, "and he told me, a major attraction for TV. and move on. # • Philadelphia 76ers picked just always tried to be the very 'hey, we don't want to play you • Louisville WLKY-TV's Rick Shawn Bradley. The newest 76er There's a revelation. best on the field," he said. "What­ And so it goes. guys.'" Van Hoose led off a 6 o'clock NEXT WEEK: Readers (right) 7-6er will pack 'em in. Might Says here, if Kentucky and ever it took to win was what I was Willard, whose team has only Louisville could manage 7-4 sea­ sports segment last week telling write. even romance mega-critical willing to do." 11 home games next winter, tried viewers he was tired of the Rick Philly fans especially with — sons in '93, ABC and ESPN Michaels credits his All-Ameri­ Have a point of view you would would be ringing C.M. Newton's to negotiate out of next season's Pitino-moving-to-the-NBA like to share? Write to Bob Watkins, announced intention to give 10 can and Heisman nomination in Hoosier Classic as well, but to no rumors and might not report them Sports In Ky., P.O. Box 124, Glen­ per cent of his $4-5 mill a season telephone off the hook to contract 1957, and 13-year professional for the '94 season opener at Com­ avail. anymore. Then he did (and again dale, Ky. 42740. pay to his church. career to one man. "We only have 11 home games And this: "I've got a truck, I’ve monwealth Stadium. Prime reasons: "Blanton Collier, without any and I told them we'd be glad to got a dog, I'm getting married in a doubt, was the best college coach play in it next year or another 1. Howard Schnellenberger. ------from Page A-12 couple of months. I've got every­ 2. (Potential) up-and-comers there ever was. I don't care where time," Willard said last week, "But Calendar thing I need." on college scene. America loves they put the Bear (Bryant) or they wouldn't change it.’ Footnote: How long before (Bud) Wilkinson. If you'd given Opening round: Western plays Ham Festival Committee meets on the fourth Thursday of the new faces. month. Bradley makes a Sports Illustrated 3. Same reason CBS clamored Collier the players Bear had he Princeton and host Indiana faces cover? to cover UK-UofL basketball would have never lost a game. Rice. Cadiz Planning Commission meets at 7 p.m. on every other fourth • Less publicized, but most apt "My brother Walt told me a Other Western foes of interest game. Viewers will tune in a love- Thursday at Cadiz City Hall. to be in NBA five seasons from to-hate-each-other match. long time ago if I was interested next season: home dates against now: Chris Mills, Cleveland; Prediction: Day-after-game in playing pro ball this guy is Kansas State and Oral Roberts George Lynch, Lakers; and Allan coverage will include one or more beyond all the other college with road games at Louisville and An Artificial Limb and Orthopaedic Brace Clinic will be con­ Houston, Detroit. columnists hailing Newtoh as a coaches. Go play for him." Ala.-Birmingham. ducted every other Friday at Pennyrile Home Medical. Free • Draft's Personality Picks. visionary, and ... "oh yes, aren't Michaels did of course, and ’Once our new kids learn the evaluations will be given. 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visiting a friend at Barkley three counts of obtaining a con­ neth Butts and charged with Manor Apartment complex on trolled substance by fraud. D.U.I. - third offense, second West End Street. The dispute A menacing complaint was on degree criminal trespass, im­ centered around Cunningham's file at the Cadiz Police De­ proper plates, and driving estranged husband, who was partment with the alleged D.U.I. on a suspended license - living with Williams but victim, Nancie Buehler, 20, 167 second offense. The report said* separated from Cunningham. Cunningham Avenue, telling Wimberly registered a .214 on*, Elsewhere, Janie L. Dodd, 44, Officer Wayne Hart that she the intoxilyzer, more than- Big Rock, Tennessee, was ar­ was threatened by Tammy twice the legal limit. rested June 29 by Pennyrile Drennan in the parking lot of Meanwhile, Billy D. Addi-- Narcotics Task Force Officer Family Dollar in Cadiz July 2. son, 21, 110 Main Street, was. » Hollis Alexander and charged Elsewhere, Kenneth N. arrested July 2 by Officer Miket with making a false statement Wimberly> 35, Cadiz, was ar­ Lane and charged with a second regarding a prescription and rested July 5 by Deputy Ken- offense of alcohol intoxication*; stemming from an altercation involving his mother. The re­ port said Addison failed sev-i eral field sobriety tests. H ydrant- from Page A-l: BATTLING THE FIRE AND HEAT - Cadiz firemen Eric Bleidt (kneeling at left) and Stacy Woods try and hydrants. The hydrant; catch their breath outside Trigg Manor Personal Care Home July 5. Fifteen men and three trucks in Christian County was the;! responded to the site just after 2 a.m. after a gas clothes dryer caught fire in a utility room. Residents of first one installed in the state. the home were evacuated by members of the fire department, Cadiz Police Department, and Trigg Elsewhere, two trucks and ten- County D.E.S. No one was reported injured in the fire, which is under investigation. men were called to the scene of a grass fire July 4 near Rpckcas- tle that was caused by a! -fro m Page A -l downed electric line. Kennedy According to Trigg-Lyon Fire- Chief Owen Tribble, the;power? take any other steps to keep his extension of time in which to displeased with his work," line snapped and caused a clients advised. file a response by Kennedy was Sivills said the city attorney small grassy stretch along. The 17 member Board of denied by the Supreme Court. is paid $300 a month and $75 an Kentucky 276 to catch fire.! Governors unanimously recom­ Kennedy, who has served as hour for any work done on be­ Firefighters were at the scene ^ mended that Kennedy be sus­ Cadiz city attorney since 1981, half of the city that exceeds less than one hour. pended from practicing law for was not available for comment. four hours. three months on each charge to The doors to his downtown law "The city attorney basically run consecutively. The state office have been locked for at deals with the legalities of Supreme Court also ordered least a week. A note taped to property lines and other legal that Kennedy return all un­ his office door said that he was matters. But he jumped right earned fees to his clients and out of town for a meeting and in and took charge of the situa­ notify all courts in which he would "be back soon, but not to­ tion during the recent investi­ has matters pending and also day." Kennedy also served as gation of the police depart­ notify clients for whom he is Trigg County attorney from ment," said Sivills. actively involved in litigation 1982-85. of his inability to continue to Sivills said that Kennedy < According to Kentucky represent them. did the work the city asked of municipal statutory law, the THE ONE THAT DID NOT GET AWAY - Jacob Dillingham (left) of According to the press re­ him, although it was not al­ mayor can fire any city officers Nortonville and his grandfather Harold Fox, of White Plains, try and What a lease, Kennedy had failed to ways in a timely matter. and employees, however he hoist up a flathead catfish caught July 1 on Little River near Boat BRIGHT idea! respond to the charges of the "His work would get done. It must have approval of city Haven. The pair set out a catalpa worm on a line June 30 and went bar association's Inquiry Tri­ may not have been done on time council to appoint new officers, back the next day to claim their prize. The nearly four-foot fish was Advertise in the bunal despite several notices, for whatever reasons, but it got which includes the office of estimated to have weighed between 30-35 pounds. therefore a motion for a brief done," said Sivills. "I was not ’ity attorney. Record Photo by Scott Brown classifieds.

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4 Section B THE CADIZ RECORD July 7, 1993 SPORTS Stinson tops on U.K. chart SPORTS STUFF 1993 Kentucky Post Spring All Standings are through July 1 • Former Trigg stand-out to Defensive Depth Chari Left Defensive End Men’s Softball Scoreboard # battle two others for starting 59 ZaneBeehn 6-4 250 Sr 3L lime 28 97 Mike Schlegel 6-4 240 So 1L Ace's 83 Robert Harris 6-4 230 Sr 1L U.S. Steel 0 (forfeit) defensive tackle honor Left Defensive Tackle - 94 Robert Stinson 6-4 270 J r 2L Ace's 7 Last year, Stinson was cred­ -98 Roger Sullivan 6-3 250 J r 2L Stroud's 0 (forfeit) 70 Billy Lofton 6-3 290 Sr 1L ited with 27 tackles, good for Right Defensive Tackle 16th on the team, one quarter­ 78 Jim Brown 6-3 270 Sr Sq Oliver’s 7 back sack, and two tackles for 92 Jon Collins 5-10 245 Sr 2L U.S. Steel 0 (forfeit) losses. During his 1991 fresh­ 70 Billy Lofton 6-3 290 Sr 1L Softball Standings man season, Stinson had 16 Right Defensive End Team RSRA J r 1L L GE tackles and two tackles for 53 Howard Carter 6-4 240 Goodwin 19 0 - 330 105 47 Chris Ward 6-5 235 Ft RS losses. Ace's 10 5 61/2 182 111 However, U.K. has a new 83 Robert Harris 6-4 230 Sr 1L 82 Chris Davis 6-7 261 Fr RS Oliver's Logging 11 7 71/2 231 191 defensive coordinator in former Buck Linebacker U.S. Steel 7 12 12 217 228 L.S.U. mentor Mike Archer, and 48 David Snardon 6-2 234 So 1L Coldwell Banker 6 12 121/2 170 241 a new outlook on defense that 30 Darryl Conn 5-11 220 Sr 3L Stroud's 0 18 181/2 96 347 has created some new positions Sr 1L 40 Steve Berry 6-0 210 PQMEfiVN1^1 LEADERS ijrjn iJi’jiun 87 Donte’ Key 6-3 222 So 1L (such as Buck, Mike, and Will Player No. Player No. linebackers.). The Cats' return Jason Robinson 6-1 212 Fr RS Mike Linebacker M. Morris (Goodwin) 26 J. Humphries (Oliver's) 3 mostly starters on a defensive R. Butts (Goodwin) 15 M. Lane (U.S. Steel) 3 squad that was last in the 45 Marty Moore 6-1 239 Sr 3L 56 MattNeuss 6-2 225 So Sq J. Lamb (Goodwin) 12 B. Finley (Goodwin) 3 S.E.C. last year, allowing 381.9 58 Mike Schellenberger 6-0 212 Fr RS R. Roberts (Oliver's) 12 T. Carneyhan (U.S. Stl) 3 yards a game or 5.68 yards a Will Linebacker S. Parrent (Coldwell) 8 P. Newman (U.S. Steel) 2 play. Football practice at the Uni­ 2 Duce Williams 6-0 205 Sr 3L D. Pace (Ace's) 8 W. Odom (Ace's) 2 versity of Kentucky gets under­ - 42 Eric Wright 5 - Fr 10 RS 205 T. Vinson (Ace's) 8 K. Mitchell (Oliver's) 1 - 32 James Tucker 6 - So 2 1L 201 way in a little over a month The Wildcats will also have J. Ladd (Oliver's) 8 S. Woods (Stroud's) 1 to cope with the losses of nose 51 Kevin Kozak 6-0 217 So Sq with expectations about as Comerback J. Sumner (Goodwin) 6 N. Cummins (Oliver's) 1 high as the Wildcats' average guard Damon Betz (38 tackles M. Joiner (Goodwin) 5 J. Keller (Coldwell) 1 in '92) and James "Stinkrat" 33 Willie Cannon 5-11 180 Sr 2L yards allowed last year. 24 Adrian Sherwood 5-11 172 Sr 3L J. Lancaster (Oliver's) 4 Willie (Ace's) 1 Simpson (44 tackles in '92) as 8 Frank Williams 5-11 165 Fr RS K. Bridges (Oliver's) 4 Ricky Cotton (Ace's) 1 ^ Former Trigg County all- well as graduating seniors Brad Douglas West 5-9 144 So Sq D. Stevens (Goodwin) 4 state standout and U.K. junior Armstead and Dean Wells. Strong Safety defensive tackle Robert Stinson The Wildcats are 11-22 since 13 Marcus Jenkins 6-2 205 Sr 1L Co-ed Softball is at the top of U.K.’s post­ Bill Curry took the reins as 15 Leman Boyd 6-1 200 Fr RS spring defensive depth chart 39 Rob Manchester 6-1 194 So 1L U.K. head coach and disap­ Jeremy Fergerson 5-9 176 So Sq along with another junior, pointed many with a 4-7 mark T eam w L GB RSRA Roger Sullivan. Free Safety last year, dropping their last 25 Melvin Johnson 5-11 188 So 1L Phil's Honeys 6 0 124 33 five games of the season. 26 Salim Shahid 6-3 187 Sr 2L Misfits 5 i 1 153 32 According to the depth chart 84 Cale Langford 5-10 170 Sr 1L Music Shoppe 5 i 1 102 33 9 released by the U.K. sports in­ William Renault 6-2 175 So Sq Mitchell Builders 2 4 4 46 113 formation office after spring Freshmen report for practice Corner East Cadiz 2 4 4 29 99 drills, Stinson and Sullivan the first week of August while 38 Don Ftobinson 6-1 183 J r 2L Hamptons 2 4 4 48 90 were both listed at number one the rest of the team reports a 14 Steven Hall 6-2 192 J r 2L Liberty Point 2 4 4 40 68 week later. The 'Cats open 1 Kiyo Wilson 6-1 180 Fr RS at left defensive tackle while Punter Canton 0 6 6 40 114 senior Billy Lofton is number their season September 4 at Commonwealth Stadium 17 Daniel Ariza 5-9 171 J r Sq three, although the junior cpl- 12 Nicky Nichols 6-0 175 Fr RS July 1 lege. transfer had 57 tackfies against their traditional Mid­ 28 Dan Thompson 6-2 193 So Sq Music Shoppe 024 5013 -15 Liberty Point 204 6110-14 last year. American Conference foe Kent. 4 Ryan Prewitt 6-1 180 So Sq East Cadiz 1000000-1 Canton 2001000-3

Mitchell Bid. 230 00 -5 Hamptons 00311-5 Wildcats just passing time Misfits 4(11)8 2x -25 Phil's 33245-17 Little League Baseball Scoreboard Week of Tune 28 - July 1 J.C.I. 270022-13 Cadiz Ins. 200 011-4 Ky. Machine 203 030 - 8 Goodwin 204 003 - 9

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Cee Bee 3032-8 Knight/Hale 8611 -16 T.C.F.B. 014 2 - 7 Ky. Machine 0003 -3 Little League Standings 9 & 10 YEAR OLDS 11 & 12 YEAR OLDS TEAM W I. GB TEAM W L GB Bank of Cadiz 8 2 - Goodwin 8 3 - J.C.I. 8 2 - T.C.F.B. 5 5 21/2 Knight & Hale 4 6 4 Cee Bee 4 5 3 Ky. Machine 0 10 8 Cadiz Ins. 4 8 41/2 Babe Ruth Baseball

RUN, SHOOT, AND CATCH - The Trigg County Wildcat football team (above photo) lines up for a play during their June 30 Pennyrile Scoreboard passing league scrimmage with Caldwell County. Willie Grubbs (#19) and Titus Phillips (#33) await the cadence from Trigg quarterback Tune 28 Steve Tyler (second from right). Bill Kehrwald (far right) is the center. Below, split end Benji Reynolds leaps high to snare a pass. Wildcat Ky. Machine 237 03-15 J.C.I. 260 004 0- fans can expect to see much more passing this fall as Trigg County implements a run-and-shoot offense. J.C.I. 00112- 4 Dennison Hunt 501032 1 - July_l Ky. Machine 334 26 -18 Stroud's 020 01-3 Babe Ruth Standings Homerun Leaders Ism ______W L GB RS....RA____Player_____ No, Dennison Hunt 8 2 - 111 90 S. Butts (JCI) 1 Stroud’s 6 3 11/2 98 92 T.Bush(KME) 1 Ky. Machine 7 4 11/2 109 75 J. Lander (JCI) l Johnson Controls 0 1181/2 81 152 Pee Wee Scoreboard Games of Tune 28 - Tuly 1 4-6 League 7 & 8 League Bears 17 Triggers 7 Ky. Machine 23 Tigers 12 Red Hots 18 Knights 8 Ky. Machine 15 Tigers 3 Bears 16 Triggers 11 Tigers 15 Braves 12 g-ii League Giants 20 Ky. Machine 17 Love Bugs 12 Angels 2 HR-Matthew Holland (KME) Pee W< Standings 4-6 League L GB 8-11 LeatrueW L GB Knights Blizzards Red Hots Love Angels Triggers 7-8 League W L GB Ky. Mach

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1993 Kentucky Machine and Engineering - Front row from left are James Mitchell, Zack Leeper, Amanda Futrell, Mike Joiner, Wayne Crump, Matt Joiner, and Ed Marlowe. Second row from left are Jason Carneyhan, Graham Oliver, Zack Harris, James Allen, Matthew Holland, and William Lawrence. The 1993 Braves - Front row from left are Matthew Edwards, Jacob Creekmur, Tiffany Brandon, Bethany coach is Tim Allen (back row). Not pictured is Chase Underhill, Cody Hargrove, and Jeremy Boyd. Underwood, Evan Roberts, Jason Cooper, and Tony Holder. Second row from left are Jeffrey Jones, Justin Butts, Patrick Yielding, Jena Lancaster, Cayce Grace, Jason Hampton, and Patrick Lewis. Coaches are (from left) Larry Lancaster, Hugh Roberts, Jackie Creekmur, and Randy Lewis Giants

1993 Tigers - Front row from left are Allen Andrews, Scott Copeland, Katie Bowers, Fred Mack, Bobby Westerfield, Kayce Porter, Joey Cox, and Josh Ennis. Second row from left are Brian Black, Chris Garner, Dustin Thomas, Josh King, Shawna Ogle, Allen Maxie, John Choate, and Chance Robison. 1993 Giants - Front row from left are Dustin Brashears, Devon Caudle, Jared Joiner, Clinton Long, Chris Coaches are (back row from left) Kieth Cox, Paul Maxie, and Mike Bowers. Not pictured but a member Curtis, and Cody Gray. Second row from left are Donovan Washer, Josh Cain, Thomas Mitchell, Chris of the team is Sam Woodall. Fisher, Justin Evans, James Wadlington, Blake Shelton, Dustin Thompson, and Josh Wadlington. Coaches are (from left) Todd Cain and Ronnie Gray. Not pictured are Scott Sanders and Gary Thompson.

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4 A I A B-4, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, July 7 ,1993 AGRICULTURE Old tobacco beds are breeding grounds for insects and disease

disease than if you had a sus­ brown) the quality is about that have black shank, you Some Facts About Disease-Re­ Old Tobacco Beds ceptible variety. Sometimes By now most everyone should what wheat straw would be should do the following: (1) sistant Plant Varieties after the grain is thrashed out. always rotate your tobacco Resistance to plant disease is partial resistance is all that is know whether or not the to­ needed for high crop yields. bacco plant bed seeded earlier Agriculture It could be questionable as to it patch after one year (2) use re­ a key to successful disease con­ is still needed. My guess is that notes beating a snowball as a lot of sistant and certified varieties trol in crop production, but the Do not abandon other disease it is not because most plants on people say. (remember resistance does not term "resistant" does not al­ control practices if using a dis­ that old bed are larger and Cattle grazing these fields mean immunity ) (3) apply four ways mean "completely free ease-resistant variety. Resis­ taller than the ones in the not only get a good supply of to six quarts of Ridomil pre­ from disease." tant varieties and other control by John Fourqurean the endophyte fescue fungus plant and (4) practice good practices together often com­ field. County Extension Agent In many cases, plant varieties The point is that old plant which reduces conception rates sanitation (anything that can plement one another and pre­ for Agriculture are not completely resistant to bed sites are breeding grounds considerably but cattle are more move soil can move the black sent a "united front" against diseases; there is still some for insects and diseases. Espe­ prone to pink eye and other eye shank organism). diseases. county you can see fescue pas­ disease development visible, cially diseases like blue mold. irritations as well as fly prob­ tures that have produced seed Black shank is always worse but not as much as in susceptible Since the growth is very dense, lems being enhanced. However, put a partially re­ heads and are turning brown. when excessive rains occur but if varieties, according to Paul a suitable environment for dis­ Lesson Learned? sistant variety in a disease- The production of seed heads the organism is being managed Vincelli, Extension Plant ease and insects just enhances You would think after all conducive environment with no mean the plant has gone from a properly, you won't have the Pathologist with the Univer­ the development. these years we would learn other disease control practices, vegetative stage of growth to problems we are having this sity of Kentucky College of Destroy those old tobacco bed what needs to be done when it and excessive disease develop­ the reproductive stage. You year. Agriculture. sites. Don't delay. Do it now. In need the vegetative stage for comes to the prevention and or ment may result. going around the county on calls pasture production. management of tobacco and We hope most remember last Disease-resistant varieties If you need further informa­ to farms and homes requesting Seed development also means black shank. But I don't guess year and the blue mold episode. are often only partially resis­ we have. This year more black tion, please contact your County assistance from Extension, I see high endophyte fecue fungus There won't be an emergency tant to plant diseases. They are shank has shown up being a Extension Service at 522-3269. old bed sites everywhere. content and quality that has label for foliar Ridomil this still somewhat susceptible to problem in tobacco than any All education programs of the Mowing off is not the answer. been going down ever since the year so the old saying of "an disease development if the en­ other disease so far. You need to plow under. Second plant started putting out the ounce of prevention is worth a vironment favors it. Kentucky Cooperative Exten­ best is to disk until destroyed seed head. The answer again: If you pound of cure" goes with the sion Service serve all people and incorporated into the soil. As to quality, at the stage have black shank on your farm practice of using two quarts of This does not mean that the regardless of race, color, age, Pastures Gone Wild most pasture/hay fields are or if you move off your farm to Ridomil prior to planting for variety has lost its resistance. sex, religion, handicap or na­ Also in going around the now (seed heads and turned other farms in the community protection of blue mold. It means there is going to be less tional origin. Get ready now for next year's berries Landscape plants suitable for wet soil Strawberries need special care for good crops in the future Some plants in wet soils-can tions. The Potentilla, for If none of these methods cause problems for home and example, will grow in both wet work, then use plants that will As soon as the last berry is that applying the nitrogen at to break up the compacted ar­ landscape settings. Care of and dry soils. However, most thrive in moist soil. picked for this season, straw­ regular intervals through the eas. plants and even choosing the plants will not tolerate exces­ "There are mid-western berry growers need to start remainder season increases uti­ •Reduce row width and thin right species for wet soils be­ sive moisture at their roots. woody plants that are known to thinking about next year's har­ lization. Applying it through plants. Usually, a 12- to 18- comes vital for a successful "We must take special pre­ grow in poorly drained soils or vest. the irrigation equipment can be inch row width is desirable. landscape. cautions when dealing with standing water," Witt said. Brown gave these tips for appropriate, but keep in mind Thin plants so that each of the It is important for growers to wet soils," she added. Some more common plants in­ renovating strawberry patches: that it can corrode aluminum remaining plants receives sun- have a good knowledge of soil Witt suggested the following clude red maple, chokeberry, •Control weeds and grasses. pipe and fittings. Dry fertilizer light. factors before putting plants in methods to improve drainage or black gum, swamp rose, river If using approved herbicides can burn plants, so be sure to •Work in straw between rows the landscape, said Mary Witt, to control a water problem: birch, alders, and bald Cyprus. follow label directions explic­ brush it off to avoid injury. and throw a small amount of Extension horticulture special­ ✓ improve soil structure by "Willows are messy," Witt itly. •Mow three to five days af­ soil over the rows when culti­ ist at the University of Ken­ adding course sand, mulch, or added. "But if used in a pasture • Fertilize the patch. A soil ter applying the herbicide. vating to aid in crown devel­ tucky's College of Agriculture. other good compost materials, situation, they are also ideal in test will help determine phos­ Make sure you mow just above opment. "Water drainage can be as ✓ install subsurface drains, wet soils.” phorus and potash needs. Ni­ the crowns of the plant so they Make sure plants have enough important as your soil’s acidity ✓ change topography by For further plant species trogen should be applied at the do not become injured. moisture to sustain them in the or alkalinity," she said. raising the planted ideal for wet soils, or more in­ rate of 40 to 60 pounds actual •If picking has been heavy hot summer sun. A few plants will accept a ✓ channel excess water off formation on, moisture-tolerant nitrogen per acre, but not all at and compaction of the soil has •Continue to cultivate to pull wide range of moisture condi­ through canals. plants, contact the county Ex­ one time. Research indicates occurred, subsoil between rows in runners until the plant stand tension agent. is sufficient.

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'Wild. Wild West Kentucky 4-H Camp' U.S. tobacco industry shows trade surplus Fun week for Trigg County 4-Hers of $877 million for first quarter of 1993 PRINCETON N.J. - The plus, of almost $984 million, up the overall first quarter per­ If you take 43 youngsters ages and Fireworks display. United States tobacco industry over 8.8 percent," he said. formance," commented Delman. 9 to 13 and mix them with 4 Trigg County attended camp closed the first quarter of 1993 "The following ten destina­ The majority of these imports, teens and 5 adults interested in with 4-Hers from Caldwell, with a trade surplus of $877 tions accounted for almost 81 he said, were oriental tobacco, leading activities for the Livingston, Lyon and Todd million, a decrease of almost percent of all US cigarette ex­ a type of tobacco which is not $124 million or over 12 percent, youth, add a top-notch camp w news counties, which made a total of ports in the first quarter of grown in the.US but is required staff from across the state plus 370 campers, teens and adults. when compared to the first 1993," commented Delman: in the manufacture of American 250 potential new friends from 4-H Camp allows the youth to quarter of 1992, according to the Japan (25.5 percent of total); Blend cigarettes. "The more neighboring counties -- and you make new friends, develop new Tobacco Merchants Association Belgium (19.5 percent); Hong cigarettes we export, the more are sure to have the recipe for a (J skills and adapt to living with (TMA). Kong (8.1 percent); Saudi Ara­ we need to import oriental fun-filled week at 4-H Camp. by Paula Howe a whole new "family." This compares to the nation's bia (6.1 percent); Turkey (5.5 leaf," Mr. Delman said. County Extension Agent merchandise trade deficit of At over $77 million, the Forty-three Trigg County 4- for 4-H Youth Development The rain-soaked, tired but percent); United Arab Emirates Hers recently spent the week at happy Trigg County campers $20.64 billion, which was up (4.6 percent); Lebanon (4.1 per­ positive trade contribution from the "Wild, Wild West Ken­ available. The classes range returned to Cadiz on June 25. almost $9.5 billion or 85 percent cent); Singapore (3.3 percent); the leaf tobacco sector was tucky 4-H Camp" at Dawson from swimming, boating, and Many have already begun when compared to the first South Korea (2.1 percent); and down almost 53 percent when Springs. Teen leaders also at­ riflery to outdoor cooking, making plans to attend camp quarter of 1992. Russia (2 percent). "Cigarettes compared with the first quarter tending camp were Sara Jane western line dance and art. next summer. "In the first quarter of 1993, are one of the few U.S. manu­ of 1993. Leaf tobacco exports of Ginn, Milburn Humphries, Each day the morning hours 4-H Camp is in session for 10 U.S. cigarette manufacturers factured products having a sur­ nearly 63.4 million kilograms, Tatum McNichols, and April were spent in the classes and weeks during the summer and exported 45.7 billion cigarettes, plus position with Japan," he valued at over $365 million, Parry. The adult counselors the afternoon brought activi­ the Dawson Springs Camp is valued at $911.2 million, up added. were down 9.6 percent in quan­ from Trigg County were Donald ties such as swimming, tie dy­ the site for 4-Hers from the nearly $85.4 million or 10.3 "In spite of the 8.8 percent tity and almost 17 percent in Bacon, Sandy Burnett, Theresa ing and leather crafts. The Mammoth Cave area west. percent over the first three increase in the value of ex­ value, while leaf tobacco im­ Garland, Skip Howe and Paula evening activities allowed the Approximately 11,000 4-H months of 1992," said Farrell ported tobacco products, the ports at 91.8 million kilograms, Howe. campers to participate in Car­ members attend camp at one of Delman, President of TMA. decline in the positive valued at over $288 million, The campers were able to nival Night, Scavenger Hunt, four locations in the state. "This helped propel the first contribution made by direct leaf were up 24 percent and 4 per­ choose four classes out of 23 Talent Show, Field Olympics quarter tobacco products sur­ exports explains the decline in cent, respectively. Early season tobacco insect pest control

Early season tobacco pests to cause problems, Townsend set them. "By then, most tobacco plants have been a concern to tobacco said. "Even though the products are established and growing growers this season in Ken­ have relatively safe toxicities well," Townsend said. About three beetles per plant tucky. Control of tobacco flea in terms of humans," he said, can cause enough leaf loss to set Another insect that is present beetles, cutworms, and aphids "the idea of handling large the tobacco back and deter in fields this time of year is the is an important part of effec­ numbers of plants over long set­ rapid establishment. cutworm. Late planted fields tive production. ting days induces the chance for with some early season weed "Some of the unprotected to­ accidental pesticide exposure." "Generally after a mild win­ growth attracts moths and in­ bacco in our test plots this year ter, we anticipate high numbers When using a pesticide creases cutworm numbers. had over 50 percent leaf loss of tobacco flea beetles," said treatment, farmers either "If a farmer is in a situation Lee Townsend, Extension ento­ just due to feeding of these should apply it in the trans-. small insects," he added. of setting late with weed mologist at the University of plant water or make a foliar growth in the field, it is a good Kentucky's College of Agricul­ It is relatively easy to con­ spray after the plants are in idea to put out some protection ture. trol tobacco flea beetles, the field. against cutworm," he said. Townsend said. A systemic These insects are active about These insects overwinter in transplant water treatment or a County agents have new in­ the first four or five weeks af­ the adult stage. Mild winters foliar spray after the tobacco is formation on tobacco insect pre­ ter the tobacco is set. The num­ increase the number of flea set in the field are both ade­ ventive trials run at UK. In ad­ bers will then drop off and will dition, economical ways to re­ beetles on tobacco plants, espe­ quate methods to control the have a later generation in the 4-H RECORD BOOK WINNER - Lemetta Dause (left), representative cially on the first set plants of insect. duce losses to early season in­ of Kentucky Extension Homemakers Association, presented a plaque the season. last part of June. sects are also available. to Tatum McNichols of Trigg County, a state 4-H record book winner In addition, farmers should in the bread category. Unfortunately, it takes only not spray tobacco plants before a small number of these insects they t^ke them in, the field tQ |Parker Ford Lincoln HIT THE ST.LOUIS MOBILE HOME CITY Mercury, Inc. 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Complete TV listings for July 7 through 13, 1993

King Crossword Top Video Rentals RATZ by BEN SMITH

ACROSS 1. The Distinguished Gentleman 1. Play a part starring Eddie Murphy (Hollywood 4. Rail birds Home Video — Rated: R) Last 9. Quick punch Week: No. 1 12. Violinist’s 2. A River Runs Through It Brad need Pitt (Columbia TriStar — PG) No. 4 13. Greatly excited 3. Hoffa Jack Nicholson (Fox- 14. E.T.’s craft Video — R) New Entry 15. Military 4. Passenger 57 Wesley Snipes command (Warner — R) No. 2 17. Theater sign 5. Under Siege Steven Seagal 18. Fairway (Warner — R) No. 5 * position 6. ' Glengarry Glen Ross Alec 19. Magazine Baldwin (Live Home Video — R) worker No. 6 21. Start of a sequel title, 7. Toys Robin Williams (Fox- often Video — PG-13) New Entry 24. Hindu god 8. Consenting Adults Kevin Kline 25. Menu phrase (Hollywood Home Video — R) No. 26. Tokyo, once 7 28. Obligations 9. Trespass Bill Paxton 31. Ball of fuzz (MCA/Universal - R) No. 3 33. Totality 10. The Mighty Ducks Emilio Es­ 35. TV “opera” 57. Tiny socialist? 34. Stiff, silk tevez (Walt Disney Home Video — 36. Word on the 58. Slip of the net wall PG) No. 8 tongue 37. Crosspiece over 11. Used People Shirley Mac- 38. Little boy 59. “...have you — a door 40. Swiss canton wool?” 39. Cheapen Laine (FoxVideo — PG-13) No. 22 41. Blue dye DOWN 42. Gene Tierney 12. Hero Dustin Hoffman (Colum­ 43. Of a pre- 1. Lawyers org. classic bia TriStar — PG-13) No. 9 Easter season 2. Pipe base, 44. Special jack, 13. School Ties Brendan Fraser 45. Beach shelter perhaps 20. Currier and — in cribbage (Paramount — PG-13) No. 11 47. Native Nigerian 3. “Tea for - ” 21. Engrossed 45. Soft drink 14. The Player Tim Robbins 48. Yoko — 4. Moliere’s 22. Nobelist 46. By and by (Columbia TriStar — R) No. 10 49. Fair play? Wiesel 50. Fictional 54. Baseball’s specialty 15. Reservoir Dogs Harvey Keitel GEORGE by MARK SZORADY 5. Commits a 23. Engage in sleeper (Live Home Video — R) No. 12 Gehrig gossip 51.WWIIorg. 55. Iroquoian crime 16. The Last Of The Mohicans 6. Narrow inlet 27. Umpire’s call 52. Footed vase Indians 29. Biblical weed 53. Plaything Daniel Day-Lewis (FoxVideo — R) 56. Golf 7. Curved 30. Short drive No. 14 instructor 8. Repaired the 32. Singer Home 17. Hellraiser III: Hell On Earth Terry Farrell (Paramount — NR) Natasha’s Stars 18. Sneakers Robert Redford (MCA/Universal — R) No. 15 ARIES (March 21 to April 19) You LIBRA (September 23 to October 19. Captain Ron Kurt Russeil are absolutely magnetic this week. As 22) You’re being uncharacteristically (Touchstone — PG-13) No. 18 co-workers look to you for answers, stiff this week in your dealings with 20. Howards End Emma take time to listen as well. An ex­ others. Lighten up and tap into your Thompson (Columbia TriStar — change of ideas is helpful. Chances fun-loving side. This weekend, your PG) No. 25 come to improve income now. charisma is unstoppable. Unexpected TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) This company drops by. week, only take care of what’s urgent. SCORPIO (October 23 to Novem­ Top C&W Singles If possible, try to take a few days off. ber 21) Indulge your more raucous side Soap Updates by Seli Groves Yoii are being too hard on yourself, and this week. However, don’t go over­ 1. Garth Brooks “That Summer,” stress is building. Conversations prove board. A loved one reaches out, so (Liberty) Last Week: No. 2 ALL MY CHILDREN: legal control of the Belief patent, she slept in his car. Later, Holly, thinking fruitful. Travel is spontaneous. make time to listen. Romance is in the 2. Joe Diffie “Honky Tonk At­ Terrence’s obsession for revenge on revealed she had unknowingly it was Roger at the door, opened it, GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) A stars over the weekend. Expect a burst the racist Deconstruction group loved one is feeling neglected. You titude,” (Epic) No. 3 signed it away. But Connor found and came face to face with danger. of creative energy. alienated An Li, Hayley, and Brian. need to blend your playfulness with SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to 3. Vince Gill “No Future In The Ridge had carried away the unsigned Wait To See: Are there more than your seriousness to accomplish more. December 21) You’ll be distracted by Past,” (MCA) No. 5 Dixie was upset with Tad for telling copy instead. Keith told Sally three faces to this Eve? In fact, it’s a good week for mixing friends this week. Resist this tempta­ 4. Diamond Rio “Oh Me, Oh My, the now-missing Michael he’s really Macy’s drinking problem required LOVING: Curtis’ jealousy flared business with pleasure. Social invita­ tion and concentrate on tasks at hand. Sweet Baby,” (Arista) No. 4 Ted Orsini. She later found Michael “intervention. To Eric and up when he saw Clay leave Dinah tions beckon this weekend. Surprise It’s a good idea to prioritize in order of 5. John Anderson “Money In The at the Willow Lake cabin and asked Stephanie’s shock, Ridge produced Lee’s bedroom the night before he developments affect finances. importance. You may receive a free­ Bank,” (BNA) No. 7 him to remain in Pine Valley. Trevor the contract, but the signature line (Curtis) was to marry Dinah Lee. But CANCER (June 21 to July 22) Your lance assignment that can be done from 6. Clint Black With Wynonna “A tried to reassure Timmy that Natalie was bare. Wait To See: Macy makes all was apparently smoothed over in leadership traits are in the forefront. Be the home. Bad Goodbye,” (RCA) No. 6 will pull through. Maria, however, a life-changing decision. time for the wedding the next day. more understanding of a loved one’s CAPRICORN (December 22 to reminded Trevor that Natalie suf­ needs. However, don’t be used as a 7. McBride & The Ride “Love On DAYS OF OUR LIVES: Deter Tess shocked Curtis with her wed­ January 19) You are center stage this fered irreversible brain damage. doormat. Dealings with a superior at week and enjoy the adulation. While a The Loose, Heart On The Run,” mined to protect her father (Roman), ding present to him: the gun he sup­ work go well. Benefits come to you surprise visitor doesn’t thrill you, the (MCA) No. 11 Gloria comforted Adam when he Sami secretly watched as John and posedly used to kill her husband. now through friendship. results will. Others look to you for 8. Mary-Chapin Carpenter “The was unable to move his legs. Kendall Marlena gave the lab technician their Suspecting she was in danger, LEO (July 23 to August 22) New organization. Make important phone Hard Way,” (Columbia) No. 8 told Travis, Bianca was having blood samples for paternity testing Jeremy kept a close watch over Ava. experiences prove educational. Go the calls and save time for leisure ac­ 9. Reba McEntire “It’s Your trouble accepting her as Erica’s other of her unborn baby. Kristen’s Cooper told Armand to stall the extra mile and include a stranger in tivities. Call,” (MCA) No. 9 daughter. Wait To See: Trevor and mystery “friend” warned her to stay divorce from Ally. Faison drugged your circle. This person will prove to AQUARIUS (January 20 to 10. Tanya Tucker With Delbert Adam face the ultimate decision away from John. Jennifer realized Ava’s champagne, but it was Leo be a good friend in the future. Be open February 18) You are inspired this McClinton “Tell Me About It,” about Natalie. she had to fly to the Chicago who drank it. Faison, however, to others’ suggestions. Some of you week. It seems life has a technicolor ANOTHER WORLD: Joy will meet with romance through the tint for you. Enjoy and share this en­ (Liberty) No. 13 sanitarium to see her mother, Laura, managed to carry Ava off. Wait To job. thusiasm with others. The buying and helped Ian escape the trap set by Jake to learn if there’s a genetic reason for See: Ally makes a disappointing dis­ VIRGO (August 23 to September selling of property is favored now. and Ryan. Jake warned Spencer that Abigail’s illness. Austin offered to covery. 22) Stop being so cold and aloof. For­ PISCES (February 19 to March 20) Top Ten Singles Cass and Frankie were still inves­ fly to Chicago with her. Kate, ONE LIFE TO LIVE: Asa fumed tigating the Cory takeover bid. Ian giveness will prove healing for you. You need to state your wants clearly to 1. SWV “Weak,” (RCA) Last meanwhile, tdld Victor she needed as he tried, unsuccessfully, to trick This is a good time to concentrate on told Paulina he was not involved in have them fulfilled. While it may be Week: No. 1 another day in New York, but flew Max into selling Serenity Springs. domestic matters. Work can wait. A hard to admit, you need some financial Vicky’s kidnapping. Later, he made 2. Rod Stewart “Have I Told You to Chicago instead, and using an in­ On the stand, Jason testified how weekend getaway is a good idea. Do advice. Seek out experts. The weekend another attempt to find the key in Lately,” (Warner) No. 4 terview request as a cover, got into Marty helped him get custody of curb extravagance. is perfect for self-indulgence. Some Carl’s apartment. Sandy Cory 3. Inner Circle “Bad Boys,” (Big the facility, and came face to face Duke for Lee Ann. Cain agreed to happy news comes by phone or letter* (Rachel’s stepson; Mac’s son) ar­ ©1993 by King Features Synd. Beat/Atlantic) No. 3 with Laura Horton. Wait To See: help Angela with her con job if she rived to help thwart the Cory 4. Duran Duran “Come Undone,” Vivian sets the stage for Caroline to agreed to a divorce, and a return of takeover. Grant admitted he lied to (Capitol) No. 5 “help” discredit Carly. incriminating papers she has on him. New C.D. Releases 5. Dr. Dre “Dre Day,” (Death Vicky about comments she made GENERAL HOSPITAL: Tif Dorian feared what Sloan’s book under hypnosis, explaining that he fany shared her joy at becoming by Brooks & Wilson Row/Interscope) No. 6 contained about her and Victor Lord. 6. Expose “I’ll Never Get Over was jealous of Ryan. Wait To See: pregnant by renewing her friendship After Hank broke down Rachel’s Sandy drops a bombshell. With three decades of musical his­ in an industry where compromise is You (Getting Over Me)” (Arista) with Bobbie. Jessica, however, was testimony, she told him that night AS THE WORLD TURNS: tory and one of rock’s most durable standard operating procedure. No. 7 not so happy about having to take a that he no longer had a daughter. album catalogues under his belt, “Wide River,” Miller’s first album 7. Captain Hollywood Project While fantasizing about telling Hol­ pregnancy test. Mac and Felicia real­ Although she had doubts about den the truth about Aaron, Lily real­ # Steve Miller occupies a unique of new material since 1988, and his “More And More,” (Imago) No. 7 ized they needed to examine the Kevin’s guilt, Marty feared that ized she still has strong feelings for niche in the annals of rock. His work first Polydor release, is not just 8. Tag Team “Whoomp! (There It reason behind their mutual attrac­ saying so might jeopardize the case him. Hal and Margo returned from embodies a brilliant balance of musi­ another worthy addition to the Is)” (Life/Bellmark) No. 11 tion. Jenny told Paul the truth about against Todd, Powell, and Zach. Peoria with news about Cynthia. cal adventurousness and accessible veteran singer/guitarist/producer/ 9. UB40 “Can’t Help Falling In Tracy and Dillon’s departure. While Wait To See: Sloan’s book threatens Damian warned Holden to stop ques­ pop songcraft that’s made him one of songwriter’s impressive body of Love,” (Virgin) No. 10 Bill was having misgivings about to open old wounds for both Dorian tioning his wife. Emily, Margo, and popular music’s most reliable hit- work — it also marks the beginning 10. Taylor Dayne “Can’t Get Victoria, Holly was planning her and Erika. makers as well as one of its most of an exciting new phase in his musi­ Hal were puzzled by Royce’s reac­ revenge against him. Karen panick­ YOUNG AND THE REST­ Enough Of Your Love,” (Arista) No tion to Neal’s antique clock. Paul respected musicians. A stubbornly cal life. Miller’s trademark combina­ 17 ed at the idea of being left alone with LESS: Cliff, fearing Hope was be­ independent soul who’s followed his tion of precision craftsmanship and gave Damian his proxy to vote. Ray while her mother was out of coming too trustful of Victor, told own muse in defiance of passing good old-fashioned tunefulness is in Courtney feared Andy would face town. A.J. and Jagger faced up to Victor he planned to marry her, and musical fashions, Miller has force on to new Rock n’ Roll com­ Top R&B/Soul charges for falsifying Aaron’s birth their separate boxing matches. Wait take care of her, and Victor could staunchly maintained his standards positions. Miller — whose lifelong certificate. After asking Lily if she To See: Holly’s fury spills over into leave right now. Victor, however, 1. Tag Team “Whoomp! (There It grounding in the blues has always signed over her trust fund to Aaron, a dangerous confrontation. insisted he’ll go when Hope tells him Is)” (Life/Bellmark) Last Week: No. Holden called Ron Gillette and made GUIDING LIGHT: Billy and Answers to been a key element in his music — 1 to. Olivia apologized to Dru for a startling discovery. Margo made an Vanessa remarried. Nick and Mindy blaming her, instead of their mother, King Crossword also pays tribute to Elmore James on 2. Levert “ABC-123,” (Atlantic) arrest in Neal’s murder. Wait To discussed second chances and for Dru’s behavior. Cole wondered “Stranger Blues” and Otis Rush on No. 4 See: Lucinda makes a potentially kissed. Upset by Roger’s evasive­ why Victor wanted him to stay at the “All Your Lovin’.” 3. Jodeci “L ately ,” (Up- dangerous decision. ness, Davis warned he’ll be back. ranch. Jack daydreamed of taking Miller describes “Wide River” as town/MCA) No. 5 “the culmination of a five-year THE BOLD AND THE Soon after Hart pooh-poohed over control of Newman Enterprises. 4. U.N.V. “Something’s Going BEAUTIFUL: Brooke was shat­ Bridget’s warnings about Julie, Jill suffered cramping, but Dr. Laski period of construction and design On,” (Maverick/Sire/Wamer) No. 7 and writing and recording. I finally tered when Ridge revealed he Dylan and Julie announced their said there was no cause for alarm. 5. 95 South “Whoot, There It Is,” wouldn’t leave Taylor for her. Eric engagement. Ed agreed to take Eve John later apologized to Jill for his finished building a new studio about (Wrap/Ichiban) No. 12 a year ago, and this is the first work and Stephanie were ecstatic that to Springfield for the evening. A behavior and said he was ready to be 6. II D Extreme “Cry No More,” Ridge got Brooke to sign the docu­ shocked Roger heard Jenna tell him a father to their child. Wait To See: to come out of it. I honestly think it’s (Gasoline Alley/MCA) No. 8 the best recording I’ve ever made.” ment (without reading it) that he was fired. Roger came to see Victor has surprises in store from 7. Jade “One Woman,” stripped her of her rights to Belief. Holly, who agreed to let him stay at “beyond the grave." ©1993 by King Features Synd. (Giant/Reprise) No. 11 After Connor told Brooke she had Michelle’s request, but only if he ©1993 by King Features Synd i . A '1' m m m W m m m U A Y IlM E

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Q. We really admire Jane Fonda Fonda”) and sales in excess of 10 friend of a Hollywood movie star, millions units combined. David Warner. However, my and were wondering if you could cp ci | R IN D FR tell us everything you know about Ms. Fonda and husband, Ted parents never heard of him. What ^ i LLLDI M l L / C IV can you tell me about him? What her? Harold & Amy K. Turner, divide their time between SCORE 10 points for using all the A. From acting, to health and fit­ Los Angeles, Atlanta and Montana. silent pictures did he play in, etc.? ness, to the world of politics — few She has a 24-year-old daughter, Joanne L. two complete words: contemporary Americans have been Vanessa, and a 20-year-old son, A. The only David Warner I’m UNDERSEA( as honored or successful as Jane. Troy. aware of is a successful English-born stage and movie actor who is much With two Oscars, five additional THEN score 2 points each for all nominations, an Emmy, and too young to have been in silent numerous other awards to her credit, films. As a matter of fact, one of his found among the letters. first movies, “Tom Jones,” was made her work has been recognized by Try to score at least SO points. every major film society. in 1963. Other films he did were eunp ‘eseu .’©luosomj ©iqissod In her 30-year career, Ms. Fonda “The Fixer,” “The Ballad of Cable has starred in more than 40 films, Hogue,” “The Time Bandits,” and including “They Shoot Horses, more recently, “Hostile Takeover.” Don’t They?,” “Julia” and “Klute,” ASK EVELYN He was also in the TV miniseries, for which she won her first Academy “Holocaust.” He played Jack the Award. Ripper in the movie, “Time after In addition to her acting career, she future, and I’m told there’ll be more Time.” has produced six films: “Coming specific information on that very Home," for which she won her soon. Have a question? Send it to second Oscar, and “The China Evelyn Ludvigson, King Features THE WOOD SHED Syndrome,” both of which were ac­ Q. My girlfriend is always telling Weekly Service, 235 East 45th claimed and highly popular motion me about (a relative) who is a Street, New York, N.Y. 10017. Pit Bar-B-Q & Restaurant pictures dealing with subjects close Daily Breakfast — $2.77 to Jane’s heart; “Nine to Five,” a Choice of bacon, sausage or ham, 2 eggs, gravy, hashbrown, biscuit or toast, cofree comedy about office workers that Jane Fonda will be honored by the went on to be one of the top grossing Video Software Dealers Association CATFISH WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY NIGHTS 4:00-8:00 P.M. films of 1987; “Rollover,” a (VSDA) with the prestigious Fish Dinner...... suspense thriller about money and “Visionary Award,” at VSDA’s gala $425 the forces that control it; the Awards Ceremony on July 14 at the 21 Pc. Shrimp Dinner with siaw & Fries $495 Academy Award-winning “On Las Vegas Hilton & Convention Place your Golden Pond,” in which she starred Center. The special award was PRIME RIB SPECIAL - SATURDAY NIGHT with her father, Henry, and created to acknowledge Fonda’s 8 OZ. 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PERHAPS Your Working Her “Jane Fonda’s Workout” book haven’t heard of anything he’s Old sayings tend to stay Time Minutes ' 8 13 was at the top of the best-seller lists been planning or has done. Thank with us—or do they? Four for more than two years, breaking you. Lisa W. of the seven old sayings Seconds 17 28 13 26 24 publishing records. A. Hagman has been keeping a below are misstated either by being garbled or by hav­ Since 1982, Eonda has become a rather low profile. He and his wife ing altered words. Which legend in the home video industry have been traveling and, as one of his four? having produced 18 tapes under the friends told me, they’re enjoying 1. Easy come, easy go. W ishing I, W eir 2. Out of sight, out of Fonda Video Fitness library life. Larry does have some plans for mind. 2 8 7 2 6 (programs outlined in “Decade of television appearances in the near 3. A fool and his mon­ H L key are soon parted. 6 3 5 2 6 7 5 8 3 4. 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THE ILLUSTRATED BIBLE Ask Your Doctor Work Together In His Spirit “Now there are varieties o f gifts, hut the same Spirit; aiu! by Dr. E. R. Allen there are varieties o f service, hut the same Lord; anti there tire varieties o f working, but it is the same God who inspires them. in all o f us." — Corinthians 12:4-6 Tell me doctor, What about sport injuries?

With the increase interest in jogging, running, tennis, “The suspect, Brown! Draw racket- and handball, and other active sports, the incidence the suspect, not of sports injuries continues to climb. Miss Harris.” Because the injuries often involve a direct traumatic in­ jury to our physical "machinery", modern chiropractic - science with its emphasis on aiding mechanical and struc­ tural functioning through totally natural means - offers ef­ fective treatment and prevention. What the Apostle Paul tried to impart in his letter to the Corinthians was that we are all different in nature and One of the more frequent injuries we see is Tennis Elbow. capabilities, yet those differences derived from the Spirit of Golfers, ball players, even needleworkers and writers can God further the common good. GixJ has granted each of us certain skills and talents that contribute to the well-being«H all suffer this malfunction (which may also be called golfer's Coasider, for instance, if we were all created shoemakers. We would certainly be well shod but without clothing, Icxxl or elbow or "writer's cramp.) The joint is painful at the point shelter. Just as we are dependent on God’s bounty for the of the elbow and active motion aggravates the pain. diverse gifts he has given us, so are we deix-ndenl one on “Late again, cold again... another for the utilization of those gifts for all. No individual The Doctor of Chiropractic is, however, well equipped to survives without the manifestation of ihc Lord's spirit and aid deal with traumatic injury. Structural evaluation and and free again!” for his fellow man. treatment are critical. Depending upon the nature of the ©1993 by King Features Synd. injury, the presence or absence of inflammation and/or BRINGING UP FATHER by FRANK JOHNSON swelling, the Doctor of Chiropractic may also treat sport in­ juries by manipulation, active or restrictive movement, heat (with or without moisture), ultrasound therapy, trac­ ESEBOIEEHJ tion or other natural aids to healing. n 8 2 / To Be Continued... oFz £ 6 T 62z 9 6 L Allen Chiropractic Center 7Tz / L Z 1842 Canton Road (Hwy. 68 West) uounfot Cadiz, KY 42211 m Phone: (502) 522-3957 i The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, July 7,1993, B-ll LAKEVIEW BOATS Sales and Service Legacies, Lincoln's and The Lord's The Best Place To Buy & Trade c c a c \2^MWUN:R 924-5648 f c s o u t b o a r d s More Lincoln signatures have manger in Bethlehem. From 9170 Canton Rd. been found. In the past two that simple beginning He be­ I weeks 34 were uncovered at the came Saviour of the world. He Tazewell County Courthouse in taught us to be bom again; to Pekin, 111. They date to the love each other and be salt and 1840s when he had a law prac­ light in the world. Many have Complim ents H a r deer tice in Springfield. This brittle committed his words to memory HOME TOWN treasure trove is worth over and his promises to heart. Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner $500,000 and there may be He was not a handsome man. DECORATING Banquet Facilities Available more. They have searched only "He had no form or comliness, Hwy. 68 E @ 1-24 522-0538 East Cadia BaptUt Church about 10 percent of the files. and when we see Him there is 2608 Ft. Campbell Bled. 885-4361 Needless to say, they are still a log cabin and became presi­ no beauty that we should desire — searching. dent of the United States. He Him." (Isaiah 53:..2 NKJV) He Why is Lincoln so fondly re­ freed the slaves, begging his was vilified by the authorities membered? He was not a popu­ nation for "malice toward none of his day. Then three nails lar president. The slavery issue and charity toward all." and a rugged cross took his life which exploded into the civil While we give little heed to at age 33. WM B ! M 7 war happened on his watch. that principle, we remember The parallel ends there. Open: Monday - Saturday 9 a.m.-9 p.rr He was vilified by the press of the words. Many have commit­ Lincoln's body is still its con­ i m Sunday 12-6 p.m. his day, often portrayed as a ted the Gettysburg Address to crete encased tomb in Spring- clown. He was not an attractive memory which memorialized field, 111. Jesus' body was resur­ Hopkinsville 886-6388 man. His beard hid the weak soldiers killed in the war. Then rected to life by the burst of di­ features of his face. While tall too, he is dignified by his vine power that will raise all and ungainly, his awkwardness tragic death. The war was of us who believe in Him. was accented by a top hat and ended. Surely he could briefly Jesus didn't leave any signa­ Goodwin Funeral Home black suit. relax for an evening at Ford's tures. He did leave a wonderful ©IS* Kentucky There is however, a quiet Theater but a bullet from a sin­ promise. "He that lives and 'We handle Pre-arrangements' dignity that hardly anyone gle shot derringer took his life. believes in me, shall never Farm Bureau Serving Everyone in Trigg County will deny. Our Lord Jesus was born die." (John 11:26 NKJV) Dale Henderson - Agent/Manager We remember he was bom in Whosoever will may come. 138 Main 522-6676 humbly in a stable and laid in a Norman Cotton, Jr. - Agent 522-8132 Cadiz

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A i THE CADIZ RECORD ^H am tow n Restaurant P.O. Box 311, 50 Nunn Blvd^ m sssa FOOD STORES 'Old Fashioned Country Ham & Steaks" Cadiz, KY 42211 Catfish*Salad Bar*Seafood 522-6605 "Everyday Low Prices " Hwy. 68 W. 522-3158 522-1628 Hwy. 68 East

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In two weeks my sister, Ce- called Classic Coke, usually I was told about the soggy, mushy peanut which little cheese. I have since; lena, and her husband Nick caffeine free if I am purchasing "delishousness" of boiled didn't even taste like a peanut. experienced the joy of eating; will arrive to spend a few days it at a store. Mr. Grizzard is peanuts over and over until I Another food which was a really good pizza with lots of; with her brother and sisters, very correct in the fact that thought they must be some­ "must" many years ago was different toppings and enjoy it; with hopes also of seeing some when you ask for a Coke at a thing completely out of this pizza. It had just been intro­ very much. of the rest of our family. If any restaurant, they never say they world. Later, when I was visit­ duced to this part of the coun­ of you would like to see her or don't have Coke, but just go ing in Mississippi, some neigh­ try. I worked with several THOUGHT TO PONDER: A; talk with her, just call me after by Martha Malone Smith ahead and bring you a Pepsi. I bors of the people I was visiting people from Pennsylvania, group of friends had come to; July 17.1 may not be able to tell have also been served Diet invited us to come to their place Massachusetts and other areas Grandma's home to discuss; you what her plans are for the birthday was last Monday. Coke instead of regular Coke. and pull some peanuts - they of the northeastern part of the plans for celebrating her hun-* * next day, but I can certainly tell •When you sink your teeth in Now, that's a real bummer! would be really good boiled! I country and they frequently ex­ dredth birthday. "How about you where she is at the time of a porterhouse steak and they could hardly wait to experience tolled the goodness of this food. an airplane ride?" suggested' your call. stay there. Have you ever eaten boiled this delicacy. As soon as we got A few years later, without one friend. "I'd be glad to ar­ In addition to having a •When it wears you out to peanuts? I recently saw a short back home, my hostess pro­ having yet had the opportu­ range for it if you’d agree.- beautiful floral spring this dial long distance. article written by someone who ceeded to bring to a boil a large nity to experience this wonder­ You'd love it, and you really* year, we are also having a very •When combing all ten of was born in the South and now pot of salted water into which ful food, I was visiting in ought to try it. You've never* unusual summer. I can't remem­ your hairs is so exhausting that lives in Illinois. He was ex­ she put the green peanuts, hulls Boston. flown." "Thanks! But no* ber ever seeing so many day you don't bother. pressing his love for boiled and all. After they boiled for One night a pizza was or­ thanks!" responded Grandma,! lilies in bloom. They are all •When lacing and tying your green peanuts and how much he some time, it was announced dered for a bedtime snack. This who had crossed the plains in at along the highways in various shoes is so much trouble that missed having them in the they should be ready to eat. I was almost as disappointing as covered wagon. "I'll jest sit! places where I don't remember you buy only slip-ons. North. In fact, he missed them could hardly wait! Much to my the boiled peanuts. It was a here and watch television, like! ever seeing so many before. • When you turn out the so much that he recently or­ surprise, that was the most un­ very plain pizza with nothing the good Lord intended K Also, the Queen Ann's Lace as lights to save money, not to in­ dered a case from a cannery in appetizing food I have ever on it except tomato sauce and a should." well as the dog fennel is dulge in romance. Georgia. A number of years ago placed in my mouth - a salty, plentiful this summer. It is a joy •When you don't think about just to see fields of it in bloom at the past because it makes you C adiz one time. Back earlier in June mad to recall all those the field daisies also were temptations you foolishly re­ A Very Special Place!!!! plentiful and very pretty. sisted. •When nothing is as good as Senior Menu If you’re not sure, here are a it used to be. Hearing Tests Set For Cadiz few ways to help you figure out The following is the menu provided by the Senior Citizens Thrif-T Drug Hearing tests will be given FREE at Thrif-T if you've reached old age: I frequently marvel when I Kitchen for the coming week. Reservations must be made one Drug, Cadiz, on Friday, July 9, from 9 a.m. to •When you don't need halif read someone's column at how day in advance for each meal. Phone 522-8341 by 2 p.m. for H earing T ests noon by Beltone. Hearing aid specialists will the room in your house but you closely some of my thoughts are reservations. Friday, July 9 perform the test. Monday, July 12 9 a.m. - noon. Those who HEAR but have trouble UNDERSTANDING do need twice the room in your to theirs. A recent column by In-home testing medicine cabinet. beef or chicken liver, mashed potatoes, green beans, Rice conversation are urged to have this modem electronic Lewis Grizzard expounded on if you cannot test to find out if their loss is one of many that can be •When, by nine o'clock at the colas. I, too, am a Coca- Krispy treat attend! helped. Everyone not hearing clearly should have a night, you've reached a condi­ Cola drinker; and when I ask Tuesday, July 13 hearing test. Even people who wear aids, or those who dried beans and ham, spinach, harvard beets, peach cobbler For your FREE believe nothing can be done for them should be tested. tion that used to come at mid­ for Coke, that's exactly what I hearing test Wednesday, July 14 Today, most hearing problems can be helped. No night. want - not Pepsi. In fact, I can call 522-1000 hearing problem should ever be ignored. •When the happiest time of never remember wanting a chicken and dumplings, broccoli, carrots, banana pudding your day ends when the morn­ Pepsi. I don’t even like the Thursday, July 15 ing alarm goes off. "new" Coke because it is extra cheeseburger, cole slaw, potato sticks, dessert of choice Heller Hearing Through Pmfpwional Care •When you recall on sweet and tastes very much like Friday, July 16 Wednesday that your wife’s Pepsi. My drink is what is now Polish sausage and sauerkraut, corn, lima beans, cookies 116 E. 14th St. Bring this ad with you. Hopkinsville. Ky.

For the past 21 years, the Leisure Scene has been known for its lakes-oriented features, its coverage of local and area sum­ mer events and its listings of regional activities. Again this year we will offer these same great articles, as well as being packed with photographs of people enjoying summer activites throughout our area. In addition, we hope to provide visitors to our communities with all the information they could need during their stay - including listings of area events, on-going activities, churches, golf courses, etc. We want all of our area residents, and all of our guests to enjoy the summer of 1993 and we look forward to being a part of that fun. We also want all of our area businesses to have their most profitable summer yet and the Leisure Scene can be your tool in reaching both residents and vistors to our area.

•3.15 (Per Column Inch) The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, July 7,1993, B-13 THE DIRECTORY ALLERGY & ASTHMA ■ artificial limbs & equipment ■ CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH CARE ALLERGY & ASTHMA CLINIC PENNYRILE HOME MEDICAL Dr. Robert Garland OF WEST KENTUCKY Locally owned by David Chesnut Richard H. Stout, M.D. ______301 E. Main, Cadiz-522-8002______Skilled And His Staff - Specialty Areas - & A Complete Line of Other WANT TO HELP YOU! Home Care Equipment & Products • Apnea Monitors • Artificial Limbs • Gentle Chiropractic Care Diagnosis and treatment of: Bililights • CPAP • CPM Units • Lyphodema Pumps • Custom & • ASTHMA • SKIN ALLERGIES Electric Wheelchairs • Custom Braces • Custom Seating • Electric Scooters • Mon.-Tue.-Wed.-Fri. 8:00-5:00 • SINUSITIS • FOOD ALLERGIES Our Next Limb & Brace Enteral Feeding • Home Oxygen & • HAYFEVER • INSECT ALLERGIES Respiratory Systems • Mastectomy • Clinic is July 7 Ostomy & Diabetic Supplies • TENS & FOR Call For Appt. NMS • Van Lifts • (Over 2,000 items) Home - 522-6736 Office - 885-5988 PEDIATRIC AND ADULT PATIENTS Hwy. 641 North • Murray, KY Remember...To Ask For Us - "It's Your Choice" 1411 S. Main St. (Opposite First Baptist Church) 502-753-7451 or 800-756-5551 DAILY POLLEN & MOLD COUNT - 800-756-4AIR ecord We Gladly Bill All Insurance______a Hopkinsville, KY

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FINAL SETTLEMENT 1979 American Camper 27 Hide a bed couch, full-bed 1986 Mazda pick-up B2000, 1987 Honda Shadow 1100, Cruiser—26 foot 1973 Pace­ 1989 14 X 70, 2 bedroom, 28 acres near Cadiz. 1/2 foot bath and/or shower in inner spring and mattress, runs good. High mileage. maker A-l condition, two baths with cathedral pasture, 1/2 timber, very NOTICE very low miles, excellent back, freezer-refrigerator, dresser. Call after 4 p.m. $2,000.522-6764. condition, $3,800.365-2935. $10,900. Call Bert after 5:30 ceilings, jacuzzi extra nice. private. $24,500. Easy terms Notice is hereby given that bunk beds, queen size hide- 924-5626. p.m. 474-8019. $14,500. 753-9959 or 759- 759-1922. Karen H. Uoyd, Executrix of a-bed in front. Excellent 1989 Olds Toronado Trofeo, 1989 Kawasaki - KLR650, 4442. the estate of Margaret A. shape. Roof air. $4500.00 Austin filed final settlem ent One horse buggy, seats 2, sporty look, etc. Call 886- on and off road, good condi­ FOR SALE-17’ Bass boat, 2 39 acres of rolling hills in Call 886-2456. SAVE, SAVE, SAVE!!! One on June 22,1993whichwas excellent condition. Call887- 5797. tion with new helmets. 886- depth finders, 2 live-wells, hardwood timber. of the area’s largest selec­ ordered to lay over for rec­ 8917 after 5 p.m. 6947. i H.P. mariner, good con­ Donaldson Creek. 502-522- tion ofmanufactured homes. ord according to law. 28 foot Georgie Boy Motor 1990 Ford Escort- 4 speed, dition. 522-7954. 0221 or 309-467-6020. Hearing on same is set for home, real sharp, one owner, $3,000; or best offer. Call 1990 Yamaha 80 YZ: Like Every home is quality built & energy efficient. Dinkins August 3, 1993 before the 18,000 miles. 753-2967. 4. Furniture 886-7121. new $800.00,436-5598. FORSALE: Fabuglas 26' ski Mobile Homes, Inc. Hwy. 48 ACRES Barkley Lake, ju d g e o f this court. boat with 85 H.P. Mercury 79E, Paris, TN. 1-800-642- beautiful level water front­ Pat Wallace, Clerk Affordable portable storage motor. Call 522-7997. FOR SALE— Couch and 1991 Ford Escort LX 20,000 4891. age, very private. $39,500. Circuit Court buildings for sale. 10 x 10 miles, like new, $6,000.753- Easy terms. (502) 759-1922, ready for immediate deliv­ chair. Excellent condition. Call 522-1225 for more in­ 7387. FINAL SETTLEMENT ery. Other sizes available formation. 1983 Gibson 50 foot, beige (502) 522-6275 for details. 11. Real Estate NOTICE Auto loans Dealer will ar­ and white, Turn 4545, 71/2 BARKLEY LAKE 4 1/2 AKC LABRADOR RE­ Notice is hereby given that FOR SALE- Solid Oak wa­ range low financing. No re­ Kw. Loaded one owner, like acres, beautiful building ALL RECENT (1992) back jects, we finance bankrupt, new. (502)886-8928, 886- TRIEVER PUPPIES- Huell B. Merrick, Administra te r e d frame with bookcase FOR SALE BY OWNER. sites. $5,950. (502) 759-1922, tor of the estate of Robert A. copies of the Cadiz Record bad or no credit. Call now! 8859,924-5755. Chocolate only, vet checked, headboard. Call 522-7933. Near lake Barkley 700 easy terms. Merrick filed final settlement are .50(2 + 6% tax each (,53d) David, 825-2100. first shots and wormed. square feet, 2 bedroom, 1 on June 22,1993 which was Copies datingback 1991 and Parents excellent hunting 1985 Searay 19 foot excel­ bath on one acre lot with 650 Beautiful building lots or ordered to lay over for record before are $1.00 + 6% tax Queen size waterbed, dogs. Excellent for Father’s baffles, has heater, padded lent condition. Priced Day. 522-0206, leave mes­ square foot attached garage. acreage— lak efro n t, according to law. Hearing on ($1.06) each. The Cadiz 6. Trucks $7200.00 Call 753-5927. sides. Call after 5 p.m. 436- sage or 522-6107. 522-3786. lakeview; near town; coun­ same is set for August3,1993 try side; if you have a land before the judge of this court. 2081. 1981C J-5; red, wheels, tires, 1987 Hydra Sport DV 185, need we can fill it. E-Z terms Pat Wallace, Clerk AKC puppies, Chihuahuas, FOR SALE- 200’ X 100’ lot Blueberries, U-PICK $1.35 stainless steel accessories. 150 x R2 Mercury, fully in Allen Subdivision. Call available- lots starting at per pound. Call 271-2052. toy poodles, pekeapoos. Circuit Court 5. Automobiles $4,250.885-5848. loaded with extras, tandem 522-6195, after 10 a.m. $1,000. Call 522-0444. trailer with brakes. Call Shots and wormed. Call before noon. 522-7631. FOR SALE— 40' TV an­ evenings 753-1301 or 554- By owner, Barkley Lajce 1979 Red, 4-speed Corvette; 1986 Dodge D-150, white FOR SALE- 50 acres. 27 AC. LEGAL NOTICE tenna, stateman riding with red interior, six cylin­ 7979 days. Canton area, l.m ffe fbJm good condition, $8,000 or FOUND small gold with of open land approximately mower, push mower, gas der, stick shift. $3,000 or 1/2 mile off of Hwy 276 on water, 3 bedroom brick, best offer. 885-1755. white markings dog. Near A Petition For Transfer of Ex­ weedeater, recliner, electric $1,000 and assume loan 1987 Hydra Sport DV 185, Bethesda School Road and central heat and air, large typewriter. Phone 522-8190. Hwy. 68 W at entrance to emption and To Dispense With (monthly payments are 150 XR 2 Mercury, fully known as Swatzell land. deck, lacre,(502)885-1755. LBL. 6-19-93. Call 924-1977. Administration was filed on June 1985Isuzu Trooper, 4 wheel $140). 885-8885. loaded with extras, tandem Approximately 5 miles of 21,1993 on the Estate of EARL FOR SALE- Harley drive, good condition. trailer with brakes. Call Lake Barkley. For more in­ FOR SALE— 10 wooded MILLARD FOWLER, SR. of 3050 Davidson Golf Cart, gaso­ $2,500. Call 522-7049. 1987 4X4 Jimmy, excellent evenings, 753-1301. HOPKINSVILLE KEN­ formation contact Stanley acres on 272. Blacktop road Old Dover Rd., Cadiz, KY line engine. Three wheel condition, 88,XXX miles. NELS- Boarding, grooming Fritz Real Estate and Auc­ 2 sides, county water— only and pet supplies. Dog obedi­ 42211. Claims must be proved with top. $500. 522-1502, 1985 Lincoln Town Car, all $7,000. 759-4994. tion (502) 885-3117, nights: $15,000. Call 522-3038. For Sale: 24 foot Pontoon ence and counseling. Sky­ according to Kentucky Revised leave message. leather, gray, fully loaded, David Watson (502) 885- Boat 2/65 hp. Mercury mo­ line Drive. 886-5621. Statutes and filed within 6 weeks $4,500.522-8309 after6p.m. 1987 Chevy S-10,4 speed, 4 tor and tandem trailer; 14 5600or Kenneth Jones (502) from the date of publication in Invest now in this beautiful FOR SALE- Ford 801 trac­ cylinder with air. Call 365- foot John Boat, extra wide LOST- male Golden Re­ pcf>er with the Court or Alpha L subdivision only 1 mile from tor w/ 2 bottom plow 14". 3 and trailer. Phone 388-0937. triever mix, Approximately Fowler, 3050 Old D o w Rd., 1986 Chevy conversion van Lake Barkley Golf Course. pt. hitch hoist, 6 ft. grader 58,000 actual miles, front 40-pounds, curly-hair on For a limited time the devel­ Cadiz, KY 42211. FOR SALE: Water front lot, blade, 6 shank 3 pt. hitch and rear air, power steer­ 1991 Toyota truck; graphic TRAILER HITCHES- All back. Answers to opers are selling these lots gentle slope, good neighbor­ cultivator. Priced as unit. ing, power brakes, power paint, Enki rims, tint, ste­ styles, installation available. “PARKER”. Gone since for only $200 down with , A $3800. Also garage door with reo, air. Must see 885-9325 hood. Near highway, dead­ Trigg Circuit Court Clerk windows. Cruise control, Call Stewart’s Truck Equip­ Sunday night Miss him very monthlynthly payments to fit your <• automatic electronic opener. after 6 p.m. end street. Very reasonable. P. O. Box 6 7 3 automatic, V-8. One owner, ment. Call 886-1103 or 1- much, REWARD OF­ budget. Call 522-0444 or 1- $100. Call 502-522-3826 or Call 924-1141. Cadiz. KY 4 2 211 excellent condition; priced 800-755-1260. FERED. 924-1956. 800-951-0444. 8719 after 5 p.m. right. 269-2577. 1992 Chevy Scottsdale, red, 1987 Dodge Daytona- 5 5 speed, short-wheel base, FOR SALE: SPINET-CON­ speed, air, AM/FM, radio. tilt, cruise, sliding back SOLD SOLE PIANO, wanted, re­ Sunroof, new raised letter glass. Must sell! 753-4838. Subscribe to sponsible party to make low tires. Good condition. 522- monthly payments. See lo­ 6516 $3,200. CO LD U ieU . cally. Call 1-800-327-3345. 7. Motorcycles BANMSRQ 1988 Chevrolet Beretta, 6 The C a d iz R eco rd , FOR SALE: Coachman 20- cylinder, auto, air, 55,000 Service 1st Realty 1/ 2' Camper, like new, sleeps miles with one year extended 91 Honda XR250- storage kept. Great condition, 522-4699 six people, has new tires, warranty remaining. Local air, battery and upholstery. one owner, $6,200. Call 753- $1,800. Call 502-885-4697. your hometown The refrigerator runs on 7210. If no answer leave message. electricity, gas or battery. TV, sway bars, stab bar, full- size awning, lots of extra r CONSIDER A > SURGERY equipment. Phone 388-2125. NEWSPAPER. TRIGG COUNTY POSITION — — — — — "■ ■ I AVAILABLE I /Alcoholics/Anonymous | VACATION]. For rent day, week, Registered | meets every Tuesday night at 8 pm | month. Spacious Nurse | at the Cadiz Baptist Church Basement | Part-time position (entrance behind playground). Ranchstyle home, Surgical experi­ COLDWELL BANKER PROPERTY SHOWCASE Anyone having alcohol problems or handicap acces­ knows someone that has alcohol ence preferred. problems is encouraged to attend. sible, senior citizen Send resume or rate, redecorated apply at Caldwell County home. Go antiquing POST FRAME BUILDINGS Hospital - visit -& be near the affordably priced for your every need. P.O.Box 410 lake area. Princeton, KY W m 502-893-9955 J 42445 Starter Home or Rental Investment c after 6 p.m. j EOE 2 Bedroom, 1 bath home on Cunningham 3 bath house, formal If golf is your bag, I have the house for you. with gas furnace, basement, andcarport living room with fireplace. Formal dining and Convenientto the Golf Course & Lake Barkiey. Listed at $35,500. If interested call Leona den, 2 car garage over2000 ft. of living space. 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath, $89,900. To see this Trigg County Hospital is seeking a Director of $85,500, ask for Betty. one-Call Linda. BEtf|^Builders, inc. Nursing. The desired candidate is an RN with both clinical and managerial experience. The Director 1-800-628-1324 of Nursing must be driven to provide quality care 9 ±. acres on Maple Grove Road. IN TOWN and possess a great deal of initiative in developing $12,000 Call Donna. #0158 Lots - City water, sewer, natural gas available. PricedS2,500-54,200-#0213 # processes and systems to meet the clinical needs Lots in Little River Estates ACREAGE Hwy. 139 S. located 12 miles from Cadiz, this modest of the hospital's customers (patient, employee, Great for Mobile Homes home and 18 acres is ideal lor the family with horses 34 + acres rolling land near Trigg-Chris- and medical staff). If you are an individual pos­ $3,700 & $4,700 or calves; good lertces, red clover pasture, pond, like- tian line. Beautiful building site, large Ask for Donna new shed, and a tobacco bam. House is a great buy pond. $39,500 Call Martha-#0212 sessing these skills, please contact: tor the handy-man. Priced to sell. $34,500. Ask lor 12’x2d' TRIGG COUNTY HOSPITAL Carol. Metal Carport $799° ADMINISTRATION Includes Setting Up P. 0 . BOX 312 CO LD U ieU . 110 Merchant Street Kentucky Mobile Home Service Service 1st Realty CADIZ, KY 42211 B A N K E R □ Cadiz, KY 90 Kingdom Hall Rd. • Madisonville a m (502) 522-4699 (502) 821-9268 « 1 -800-582-0137 PHONE-502-522-3215 The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, July 7,1993, B-15 16. Services 16. Services 18. Livestock KY - Lake Barkley 11. Real Estate I 14. Help Wanted I 15. opportunities A FREE LIST LAKEFRONT & color brochure of water­ 3+ AC-$14,900 ♦POSTAL JOBS* $11.95/hr. Capital available for busi­ CASEY’S PAINTING REPAIR Lawn mower, trim­ BULLS-performance tested front acreage on Lake Bar­ to start, plus benefits. Postal ness, commerical and ven­ SERVICE: Painting in and mer, tiller, chain saws, etc. Simmental and Maine-An- Wholesale price on es­ jou bulls. Day (502) 235- kley in Western KY. Dock­ carriers, sorters, clerks, ture capital 25,000 up call out. Paperhanging, woodfin- Leo’s Repair Service, Hwy tate-size dockable wa­ 502-522-6257 between 6 272, Phone 522-5297. 5182, nights (502)235-5170. LOTS OR ACREAGE FOR maintenance. For an appli­ ishing, drywall repair, small able lakefront from p.m. and 9 p.m. or write Joan terfront land. Boat, fish, SALE on Delmont Church cation and exam informa­ carpentry work. Expert $19,900. Lake access from Shoemaker- Financial serv­ relax - mild climate, low Road. 439-0772 (day) or 439- tion call 1-219-736-4715,ext. workmanship. 25 years ROBERT VANDIVER SEP­ FOR SALE— Purebred ice. 509 Caledonia Road, $5,900. Vacation/retire! taxes. Perfect for vaca- 6317 after 5 p.m. and week­ P-3416. 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., 7 experience. Reasonable TIC TANK CLEANING Yorkshire and Hampshire ends. days. Cadiz, KY 42211. rates. Every customer satis­ SERVICE. Prompt, efficient, Boars and Gilts. Also Duroc Financing. Call now 800- tion/retirement home. fied. 388-2274. and reliable service. Rea­ Boars. Ready for service. 858-1323 Woodland Bank terms avail. Call AVON wants individuals MAKE SOME EXTRA sonable rates. Call Collect. Guaranteed breeders. We developer/owner now New-3 flat-1st floor (2-2 Acres. interested in earning $6— MONEY by selling those Drywall repairs. Hanging, Phone (502)886-4114. deliver. Call FRANK 800-858-1323. bedroom units) 750 square $ 10 an hour. No door-to-door items (clothes, etc.) you do finishing, painting, wallpa­ TURNER & SON. 785-4802 feet each. 2nd floor (1-2 sales. 1-800-643-7029. not use anymore. Turn them per, hanging, removal, plas­ or 785-4590. bedroom unit) 1,000 square HELMS UPHOLESTRY & into cash. Advertise in The ter wall repairs. Seven years feet on one acre lot. 3 min­ TRIM, Automobile headlin­ Cadiz Record classifieds. experience. Michael Ray utes from public boat dock. Experienced truck driver ers and seats, boat seats, Call 522-6605. Stewart, 522-8449. Retired Local Man $10,140.00 peryear income, wanted-DOT certified. Call camper and furniture. Free $79,995.00 call 522-3038. (615)-232-7001 days, (615)- estimates, pick-up and de­ 232-7771 nights. Unlimited capitol available For complete moving and livery. 522-9815. FREE Wooden Pallets_ Wants To W ork for any business purpose set-up of your mobile home. Several uses around the Vinyl Siding/Soffits farm or good firewood. May 12. For Rent FULL-TIME and Part-time $50,000 up. Call 502-522- Call Heaton Mobile Home House painting. Contractor pick up at Stone Plastics, Decks & Room Additions jobs available. Apply at Pro- 6257, between 6 p.m. and 9 Movers. Days 365-6900, p.m. or write: Joan Shoe­ Industrial Park #1, Cadiz. Tek Security. 205 East 14th nights 365-9637. by hour. Free estimates, call maker, 509 Caladonia Road, FOR RENT New 2 bedroom Street, Hopkinsville. Danny Jones at 522-6283 or Local references furnished apartment, $275 a month; Cadiz, KY 42211. GILLILAND CONSTRUC­ 1-475-4607. 22. Agriculture 522-7535 / TION - New construction, water finished, 3 minutes LOCAL OFFICE needs re- from boat ramp. Deposit 16. Services remodeling, room additions The Cadiz Record offers FREE ESTIMATES | cep tionist/book keeper with and decks. Barry Gilliland these professional services: requried. Call 522-3038. pleasant telephone voice. FOR RENT 6.5 ACRE PAS­ 502-886-9052. Experience necessary. Send ♦FAX- Send $1.50 per page/ TURE, BURLEY BARN. MOBILE HOME FOR resume to: MA.R. do P.O. APROFESSIONALPIANO receive ,50tf. FAX number 924-0314. RENT. Call 522-7841. Box 311, Cadiz, KY 42211. TUNER is available in GLENN WEST-Roofing. 502-522-3001. *Typesetting Uzzle’s Trailer Court. Cadiz! Schedule Bruce Work guaranteed. Free esti­ (Resumes, Wedding Pro­ Pressure washer 3108 H.P., Grimes RPT, by calling mates. Reasonable. Metal grams, Term Papers.) $10.00 Briggs and Stratton engine, Do you need to find NATIONAL PUBLISHING per hour. *Copies .10(2 each. FIRM needs people to label MIKE ROSE MUSIC at Roofs included. Call 269- run less than 25 hours, 2,000 5228433 today! 9341. The Cadiz Record, 50 Nunn lbs. $1,000FIRM. 885-1755. Now accepting applications postcards from home. $800/ Blvd. Phone 522-6605 or 1- a good bargain? for 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom wk. set your own hours call 800-880-6606. and 3 bedroom apartments. 1-900-740-7377. ($1.49 ATTENTION: If you need Greenfield Construction, Section 8 assisted. Equal MIN./18 yrs+) or write: to have something faxed or roofing, decks, porches, 23. Personals . Opportunity. Barkley PAASE- H183, 161 S. Lin­ need to receive a fax we can remodeling and out build­ ; Manor Apartments. 522- colnway, N. Aurora, IL help! Just call THE CADIZ ings, barn repair, vinyl sid­ FOR A GIFT of any kind 60542. RECORD for details. It’s ing and trim. Free estimate s. (Birthday, Anniversary, Look in our classifieds easy! 522-6605. Call Glenn, 522-7974. friendship, etc.), send a 13. Wanted World Book Childcraft. year’s subscription to the for the bargain that is Summer special, need rep­ C &B Window Tinting-Resi- LAKE BARKLEY CON­ Cadiz Record. For only resentatives in this area. dential/Commercial. Re­ TINUOUS GUTTERING. Will do bushhogging. 924- $16.43 (6% tax included in right for you. We have Guaranted income. Write: duces heat/glare. Reduces Aluminum or vinyl siding price) in Trigg Co., $17.49 OS 14. HAVE SOMETHING TO P.O. Box 1733, Paducah, or fading of furnishings, cuts and cornice. 34 Cunning­ (6% tax included in price) SELL? Want to buy some­ call 554-5500, leave name. cost of heat and air. 3M ham Avenue, Cadiz, KY. anywhere in Kentucky. everything from cars, thing reasonable? Then Products, 5-year warranty. 522-6788. 18. Livestock $25.00out-of-state. Your gift place a classified ad in The (502)388-2274. will be remembered all year trucks, pets, homes Cadiz Record. It’s easy. Just IS. Opportunities NEED A LAND SUR­ long. We’ll send a personal call 522-6605. Septic Cleaning Service. VEYOR OR ENGINEER? REGISTERED Angus bulls gift subscription card. Or­ Septic tanks, grease traps, Registered professional sur­ and heifers for sale from der today. Send your check and much more. Land owners - Before you efficient, reliable, reason­ veyor, highway engineer, USDA and Kentucky Certi­ or money order to the Cadiz LAND WANTED— 139 lease or release your hunt­ able rates. No extra charge lots, acreage, subdivisions, fied Herd. Mahr Farm, Record, P.O. Box 311, Cadiz, South Road or 164 Linton, ing rights, call Jerry Woos- for Sundays and Holidays. construction staking. For all Madisonville, KY. Tele­ KY 42211. Be sure and in­ or any nice small tract ley at (502) 424-5734.1 will HUBERT LONG, 140 your surveying needs con­ phones 821-0156 and 821- clude name and address of around lake. Must be rea­ pay more than anyone for Simpson, Hopkinsville, KY tact James T. Boren, 522- 1909. VISITORS WEL­ recipient and howyou would If you need any assis­ sonable, cash. 615-358-5858. quality deer hunting land. 885-8076 or 886-9960. 7955. COME! like your card signed. tance with a classi­ Stripping & Refinishing Buy One Piece or House Full Mark Blackburn : HOME IMPROVEMENTS Come see me for all of your car fied, do not hesitate yf^tx-C roft* / j f f F ^ or truck needs, new or used. 522-7636 to call on us here at j4 N T I Q |J p i I'll work with you In any possible way. Vinyl 8c Aluminum Siding - Gutters The Cadiz Record. Roofing - Garages - Storage Sheds Conduct Estate & Tag Sales ~ Hwy. 62 W Inside 8c Outside Repairs Kenneth & Jean Croft Q u a l i t y Princeton Princeton, KY 42445 522-6605 Phone(502)365-9099, ...... F o r d - M e r c u r y 365-3673 CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE rfifii

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