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VolumL 85 Cadiz, Kentucky Thursday, June 2, 1966 Number 22 Rotary Club Being Jackie Finley Receives Little League Sponsors 161 Eighth Graders Organized Here Golden Pond Scholarship At MSU Spring Carnival Hopkinsville New Era Editor Jackie Howell Finley, Route 2, Plans for the organization of a Youth Is Victim Cadiz, has been selected to re The Trigg County Little League Rotary Club in Cadiz are under ceive a Board of Regents Schol Association is sponsoring the an Victim Of Gunshot Wound way by a group of 22 local busi arship from Murray State Uni nual spring carnival presented by Graduate May 23 Of Accident The body of Thomas Bass Cov as “very much out of the way, off ness and: professional men, it was versity next fall. Harper’s Rides of Owensboro now Lynn Goodwin, Lela Rebecca announced this week by Dr. ington, age 41, managing editor Ky. 164 in the Donaldson Creek Graduation exercises were He will use his scholarship to in progress at the Little League Gray, Nelson Clay Green, Jr., Thornton Bryan, Jr. Services For Ricky Dale of the Kentucky New Era, Hop community.” held Monday evening May 23ting plants in different spots of years that the value of the root ing hard for every breath he Page 2 Thursday, June 2, 1966 around a house. rot resistant dark variety, Ky. 170 -r« » . difference between improved > ■ i-i. - ‘-FV takes. Various devices have been comfort and chronic misery. But Interest was very good and the was established. Vr . ■ V - developed to give artificial aid to ^ - . S' • ' 'S while providing this service, THE CADIZ RECORD some corn fertilization plots in ladies who attended really want * TB: i*' ■ i ^ ‘ - s breathing, and in some parts of cooperation with C. E. Wyatt, ed to know how to care for the Here is what some of the out f- 1 the country voluntary health Christmas Seal organizations CHARLINE J. RAWLS Area Soils Specialist. Arrice will plants in their yards. Interest in standing young farmers of ■ -f ' ■*- . ** ^^3 agencies are helping to place continue to emphasize a better Owner and Publisher fertilize four rows with each of beautifying and improving the America say: ’ " ■¥' * Ji ‘ ' T * • ■ ' • - way of dealing with RD—^the way Published Every Thursday them where they are most ne*ed_ the following fertilizers: 18, 18, 18 appearance of our yards and “Size is. necessary to get an ed. In several communities the of prevention. Chronic cough and 6lecond-Class Postage Paid at from Dia Ammonium Phosphate, homes is increasing each year. i economic unit for each crop.” I shortness of breath are common Cadiz^ Kentucky local tuberculosis associations, 18, 18, 18 from Urea Ammonium Interest is almost great enough to “You need size to efficiently which fight all forms of respira I symptoms of respiratory disease. Phosphate; 14, 14, 14 with Micro start a Trigg County Garden utilize your overhead.” . tory disease, have established Early detection gives the best ★ ★ ★ Nutrients; 18, IS, 18 Plain fertili_ Club. “The little farmer is history.” ' chance of effective treatment. Address all mail (Subscriptions “loan closets” of breathing aid zer; 7, 28, 26- plus Sink; 7, 28, 28 T»r ★ ■Ar “Community contacts are im equipment from which apparatus Whoever has one or both of these change of address, Form 3579) to plain; 6, 24, 24 from Ammonium “Governor Breathitt to im portant because every thing you =£«“ - -- -77 ‘ symptoms should see his doctor THE CADIZ RECORD, P. O. is lent to patients on the recom Polly Phosphate base which has prove Jefferson Davis Monument do helps to broaden your scope ' f=—liiu"rV , mendations of their doctors. I immediately. Box 311, Cadiz, Kentucky 42211. an analysis of 15, 60, 0. Ammo_ and Park” is the report in the on life. The farmer today must ~ ■" ■■" '-niGL, 0900000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 SUBSCRIPTION RATES nium Polly Phosphate is 100% papers. I think this is a fine idea. operate much as a city business $3.00 Per Year in County water solitble and is used in some We need to have more pride in man. Agriculture today is not a $3.50 Outside of County of the liquid fertilizers. our history and the points of in way of life, but strictly a busi Kentucky Subscriptions Add * * ★ terest in our community. ness.” ' FOB SALE I Sales Tax We had a very excellent meet, It would be a fine idea to start “A young man has to gain the ing on shrub pruning and lawn a movement to have U. S. 68 from confidence of his fellow workers 3 Bedroom Home on Main Street in Cadiz, two | care at the Thomas Baker’s May Kentucky Lake to Bowling Green if he is going to lease land.” baths, furnace heat, large lot. | 25fh. It was possible for Dr. Earl called the Jeff Davis Highwa’y. “Live your life in such a way FARM HOTES New to show tihe plants and to ★ ★ ★ that people will want to go out of By Keith S. Venable, demonstrate proper pruning and Tact is the ability to give a their way to help you. Work bard, Owner, Herman J. Boyd County Agent care. This is much better than the person a shot in the arm without leam all you can about farming, stake out demonstrations w'hich letting him feel the needle. be active in civic organizations.” Football players can and do a hectic day or not, the vigorous See or call Mrs. Herman J. Boyd at 522 Arrice Lancaster will put in we have had in, the £iasl whecli 4^ * X and friendly toward everyone.” “work” as evidenced here in a Coach was pretty well beat when 8115 or 522-6644 after 5 p. m. Only 2i8 million tons of lime “Protecting your credit is one scene snapped during the car the day was over. was used in 1964 in the United of the most important things.” wash project sponsored by the Proceeds from the event were States when 80 million tons was “Save your capitol for an op Wildcats Saturday, May 2il. turned over to the Cadiz Jaycees needed. Trigg County faoraners portunity to invest in needed Coach Gordon Perry termed to be applied on a new Stadium probably do better than the na land or equipment.” the car wash a huge success and at Perdue Field. COMPLETE LINE OF tional average in supplying lime k kr k ’ whether the team members bad Photo by Steve Jones float to their soil. But we are finding Farm price increases come in that heavy use of fertilizer with for some harsh comment in Elastic Goods high crop yields is increasing the Newsweek Magazine. Most peo beef cattle management demon need for lime. For example: C. E. ple do not realize how long and stration to be held July 26 on the Health For A l l Wyatt says that on one demon unprofitable farm prices have Clifton iCliff farm north of stration farm where large been in recent years. It is im Princeton. At this demonstration EASY AS WHAT? amounts of nitrogen were used portant to point out that even we hope to bring experts to show “Easy as breathing,” once a cattle grading, dehorning, castra the lime test went down one with the present improvement in familiar figure of speech, may half point per year. An applica prices, farmers are still making tion, and fly control. Also at the j well be headed for the junk heap. meeting feed handling and cattle tion of two tons of lime every less per hour than most people I The news has been getting around two years was need to keep the in the cities. The increased handling equipiment will be on i that breathing isn’t all that easy lime test up. strength of the urban vote will display. We hope to make this an in many—far too many—cases. ★ ★ ★ probably mean less government outstanding meeting which every That fact is reflected in the Graiham Wilkins, Graves Coun help in the future. cattleman would find profitable growing attention being paid by to attend. ty 4 H agent, tells this grave ★ ★ ★ doctors to a group of ailments ANKLETS yard story. One chilly night a “I don’t need anybody to tell It seems that good cattlemen known as respiratory diseases, or mian was walking through the me jokes,” Zeke said, “all I have slip up on black leg vaccination, RD. KNEE CAPS graveyard and fell into an open to do is look in the mirror, when for at the meeting some of the Some of the most serious forms grave. After some hours of fruit I want to laugh.” top cattlemen reported loss of of RD, including chronic bron- KNEE BRACES less effort to get out, he heard a ★ ★ ★ some calves from black leg. ■chitis and emphysema, are classed man approaching and shouted, The good tobacco grower is Fly numbers are building up. as obstructive lung diseases. The SHOULDER BRACES “please help me get out of here, taking special care right now to Do your cattle have access to a obtruction is caused by a steady I am about to freeze.” get his plants set in the very back rubber? Or have you spray accumulation of mucus and ATHLETIC SUPPORTERS SWffiii “Oif oourse you’re cold, but ed your cattle to control flies? IG best condition. He waters the other unwanted substances in the you shouldn’t have scratched all bed before pulling the plants, he Some good feeder calf pro airways, often impossible to dis HEALTH BELTS the dirt off,” was the reply of the pulls only the healthy, stocky ducers have started feeding grain lodge. The patient has great dif slightly intoxicated man. plants, dust with DDT before to their calves. Many of the feed ficulty ibreathing in adequate HERNIA BELTS -k -k puling, and does a careful job er buyers will now pay more for supplies of oxygen and eliminat Trigg Loan Company | We have staked off five three- transplanting. He has treated the a fat well grown out calf than ing carbon dioxide from the tenths acre plots for the dark to soil with a soil insecticide some they will for a thin calf. lungs. WOOD'S DRUG STORE Noble Curling, Manager bacco variety test which Boyce weeks ago. No cure is known for these ob Trigg Loan Bldg. Phone 522-3758 Cadiz, Kentucky Braboy will run on his farm on ^ ^ ^ There is no admission fee to structive lung diseases. But med Hopkinsville, Ky. the Canton Road. It is from the On Monday of last week we any of Kentucky’s 34 State parks ical science has found ways to variety tests which have been met in Princeton to plan an area or shrines. help the beleagured patient, who OOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOCOOOOCOOOOGOOOGCOOOOOOOCCOOOOOOS n fBWBaWgflirnBHBMBDBBI JUNE Mow Is file time to buy a new Chevrolet JUNE 1st - 4th 23 new 1 9 6 6 Chevrolets in stock ready for immediate delivery ■ **** Open Nights Until The Last Cnstomer Is Sold

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Phone 522-3748 It looks as though the farmers much about the harmful effects ral days last week with Mr. and with the name of the product and tion in State provided financial to expand tuberculin are finally getting a break. of smoking that they have decid Mrs. Clyde Sumner. the date. Freeze the berries as aid to Kentucky’s public schools. ^ programs in 1966-67 and Commercial — Homes — Remodeling Heard a good gardener say a few ed to give up reading.” ★ ★ rapidly as posible. Then be sure The number of Americans aged ' program’s contin- days ago he didn’t have a chance ★ ★ Richard Dawson was the guest your freezer is at 0 “ or below. 65 or more is expected to grow ! 19,5,7 ^^d 1968. The, Houses For Rent Or Sale to get his garden plowed, another Mr. and Mrs. Noris Simmons Saturday morning of Mr. and Strawberries, and all other frozen to some 25 million by 1985, ac- ' provide for almost one that it was just getting time to and Kathy, Hopkinsville, were Mrs. Nello Carr. foods will lose their quality rap cording to the Kentucky Com- ' tests in Kentuc- Property Fronting On Barkley Lake garden. Even the jaybirds are the guests Sunday afternoon of ★ ★ ★ idly at temperatures above zero. mission on Aging. I ky during the two year period. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Allen Where The Water Is 20 to 30 Feet Deep becoming impatient. They’re my pests, just waiting for the corn to Simmons. rents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tay 15 Percent Increase In ooooooooooooooooccooccooooooooocGCoooooooocods make roasting ears. I love birds, ★ ★ ★ lor. but those jays. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Sills Wim ★ ★ ★ 1967 National Wheat ^ ¥ berly, Paducah, Mr. and Mrs. El Steve Johnson was the Wed Acreage Allotment Mrs. Floy Williams had a tele mer Turner and Mr. and Mrs. Ed nesday night guest of Ricky Secretary of Agriculture Or AUCTION phone call recently from her son gar Turner were Sunday after Harris. ville L. Freeman has announced in law Richard Francis in Chicago noon guests of Mr. and Mrs. ★ ★ '^r a 15 percent increase in the na THE MATTIE McKINNEY COOPER HOME saying that he and Cynthia were Nello Carr. Junior Sumner was the dinner tional acreage allotment for the parents of twin daughters. ★ ★ ★ guest Tuesday of his parents, Mr. wheat for the 1967 crop. This •Ar -k Hr Mrs. Robert Futrell, Roger and and Mrs. Clyde Sumner. represents a regular allotment of F riday, June 3 at 1:30 P. M. Mrs. Elmer Turner celebrated Paul, and Mrs. Bob Futrell and ★ ★ ★ 55 million acres plus small farm her birthday May 23rd. The fol little daughter, Sheila, were “The toughest job in climbing increases to make effective allot Corner Monroe and LaFayette Streets, Cadiz lowing friends and relatives were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. a ladder is to get through the ment of 50.3' million acres. crowd at the bottom.” Mrs. Cooper is making her home in Texas present: Mrs. Russell Wallace, and Mrs. Biart Futrell. The Secretary said this means Mrs. Monroe Waker, Mrs. Mabel •Ar ★ ★ ¥ ¥ ¥ U. S. farmers will be permitted and is disposing of her 2 apartment home and Luton, Miss Verna Smith and “To make a Rat Stew keep all Elizabeth Francis spent Wed_ to plant an additional 7.7 mil furniture. One 2 bedroom apartment has large Mrs. B. J. Turner and two chil the troubles of life locked up in nesday with Mrs. Lacy Johnson lion acres of wheat this fall and dren, Clarksville, Term., Mr. and the heart and carefully nurse and Betty. next spring for harvest in 1967. kitchen and living room. Mrs. Willis Castile, Bumpus Mills them day and night. If you ir i t i t The effective allotment in 1966 Mr. and Mrs. Sam King and The smaller apartment has large living Tenn, Mrs. Rebecca Mitchell, haven’t enough troubles of your was 51.6 million acres. The 1967 Fairview, Mrs. Paul Scott, Mrs. own, borrow some from the Toimmy, Paducah, were the guests room, kitchen and one bedroom. Wednesday of her mother, Mrs. allotment is the largest in six Edgar Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Jim neighbors, and see to it that you years. It will mean that wheat Maggie Stonum. Separate Light Meters—Gas Heat. my Turner and son, Anthony cross every bridge before you acreage on mosit farms in 1967 ★ ★ ★ The following Personal Property will be sold. Turner, and Mr. and Mrs. Nello come to it.” will be at a level equal to the Saving begins with Carr. ★ ★ ★ Happy Birthday to:Rioky Daw son, and Richard Dawson. period of 1955 through 1961. 2 Iron Beds 2 Mattresses Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ezell were Production in 1967 is expected your diploma! ¥ ¥ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin ★ ★ ★ 2 Dressers 1 Frigidaire Refrigerator Mr. and Mrs. Pink Carr were to range between 1.5 billion and Many things you young men and in Southside, Tenn., recently the Taylor Sunday afternoon. Ponder over this idea: “Forget Gas Range Large Window Fan each kindness that you do as soon 1.6 billion bushels, depending up guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse ★ ★ ★ on yields and other program' fea women will want to have and to do Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Russell, as you have done it; Forget each Metal Kitchen Cabinet Scott and on business. tures to be announced later. This —in your personal and business life Robert and Heilbert Lee Boren, praise that falls to you the mo ★ ★ ★ compares with a 1966' wheat crop Wooden Kitchen Cabinet were guests of their parents, Mr. ment you have wion it; Forget the —can be made possible by the spare Dick Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. presently estimated at about 1.4 Rocking Chair Cooking Utensils Garland Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Taylor Allen. slander that you hear, before you dollars you deposit here in a savings can repeat it. Forget each slight, billion bushels. And Whatever Else Can Be Uncovered Jack Skinner, Mr. and Mrs. W. ★ ★ ★ Secretary Freeman said the al account... for safety plus interest! A. Dawson, and Henry Calhoun I We exitend sympathy to the each spite, each sneer, wherever Terms; Personal Property, Cash family of Mrs. Josie Sholar. you may meet it.”—Anonymous. lotment asnouncement is being were Sunday afternoon guests of made earlier than usual this year Think ahead... plan ahead ★ ★ iSr Real Estate 20% day of sale. Balance with Mrs. Maude Calhoun. so wheat producers would have ... save ahead... HERE I ★ ★ ★ Mrs. Hollis Francis, Bill and Home Agents Notes deed within 30 days. Possession with deed. Linda were Wednesday guests of opportunity to make their plans ‘My business is not to remake By Elaine Moyers for the 1967 crop. Action came myself but to make the absolute Mrs. Raymond Gibbs, near Bum pus Mills, Tenn. Spring finally has arrived in also in response to suggestions Broadbenl Real Estate Co. best of what God made.”—^Robert the igrocery stores and in t h e by members of Congress, during Trigg County Farmers Bank Browning. ★ ★ ★ debate last year on the four year Selling Agent “People are like tea bags—^they home gardens. The strawberries THE ACCOMMODATING BANK ★ ★ ★ are in supply now. Nobody ever Agricultural Act of 1965, that Phone 522-8132 Cadiz, Kentucky Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Dycus don’t know their own strength early announcements be made ’til they get in hot water.” seems to get tired of strawber Thomas White, Auctioneer and daughter, Woodriver, 111., ries. The berry season is like all once a long-term wheat program Mrs. Raymond Moore, Lafayette, ¥ ¥ ¥ other good things. It is gone all was enacted. Cadiz, Kentucky Auctioneer's Note; Large corner lot. Excellent and Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Moore Our congratulations to a well- As in previous years, eligibility too soon. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation garden spot. Ideal retirement home with and Miss Ruby Williams, Bumpus deserving young man from our Just as there are “do’s and for price support loans and wheat Mills, Tenn., were the guests of I community. Bill Ff ancis, one of don’ts” for preparing and serving marketing certificates is contin- rental income. Mrs. Bishop Dycus during the 1 the miany graduates from Trigg other goods, so there are for genit upon producers planting 2coooos©©oooooooccco©oooooos>3oco©oooccccosclift and farm allotments, price sup your home while you're away. Call The Trigg B O U f i U L F them gently from the cold water port, and marketing certificates County Insurance Agency today for a com in which they are washed to free will be announced shortly, but no them of sand and to prevent later than June. Farmers can ex plete protection check-up. And don't forget— bruising. Don’t serve them pect to have their 1967 farm al be sure to insure your vacation belongings. OF THE SPECIALS WE HAVE FOR YOU chilled, but allow them to re lotment notices by July 1. turn to room temperature. After ☆ ★ taking them from the refrigera Oil, Water Well tor, their fresh sun ripened flavor Here's the best plan for an enjoyable vaca- 8 Law Changes Meat Department Fresh Produce will return. Do get all of the tion trip—checking your present insurance § strawberries you want while A. H. Mandt, commissioner of 30 Size they are at their best. the Kentucky Department of I policies now before you leave. See The Trigg Round Steak...... lb., 77c If you would like to have them Mines and Minerals, reminds op County Insurance Agency. Travel knowing for the winter months, just follow erators of water and oil wells of Lettuce ...... 2 heads, 19c these simple directions: Wash the changes in the Oil and Gas Con your home and the belongings with you on T-Bones...... lb., 99c strawberries carefully in cold servation Act. your trip are fully insured. No. 1 water. Use only the firm ripe ber Mandt said amendments to the ries, discard soft, over ripe and law, to become effective June 16, Idahos...... 10 lbs., 59c hard, under ripe ones. Drain by the 1966i Legislature require: Pure Ground Beef...... lb., 49c thoroughly, and then remove the Posting of a surety bond guar Mountain, beach, lake or city—wherever caps. Handle the berries quickly. anteeing the proper plugging of 235 Size They can be left whole, sliced, or abandoned wells and the filing of you're planning your vacation, it makes no crushed, depending upon how you all required records with the difference, you still need up-to-date insurance Department of Mines and Mine Sunkist Lemons...... each, 2c want to use them later. Slicing is protection on your property and home, plus usually preferred. Add one pound rals. of sugar to four pounds of straw Obtaining of a permit for the your vacation belongings. Get it now at The Frozen Foods berries and mix gently. Package drilling of exploratory test holes I Trigg County Insurance Agency before you the berries immediately in an and water supply wells for oil- air tight container. Several good producing projects. These types of Q leave. Sara Lee Cakes...... 69c are on the market. wells are currently excluded from Colonial Foods the law. 14 Oz. Mandt said copies of the statute I Trigg Counly Insurance Agency | 46 Oz. Can and bond form changes may be Cream P ie s..... obtained from the Division of Oil i Cadiz, Kentucky ^ ...... 4 for $1.00 and Gas, Post Office Box 680, ^ Available Seven Days a week, 24 hours a day b Grapefruit Juice...... 29c Lexington, Ky., 40501. 10 Oz. Sliced I For Sales and Service 8 The Norfolk Naval Shipyard, b D a y Phone; Office, 522-8115 ^ .....2 pkgs., 59c Coffee ...... lb.,69c oldest in the United States, was Strawberries.... founded in 1767, 31 years before I Night Phone; W. J. 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Cadiz, Ky. Phone 522-6621 Nobody But Nobody Sells For Less TilM SiK ®' “We Pay The Parking While You Shop With Us” ,u ,,w id8 Tefnrdte and fcil. uuntroi ^ THE CADIZ RECORD, Cadiz, Kentucky Cadiz Day Homemakers the beginning of the year from pital lies in the fact that it is for Page 4 Thursday, June 2, 1966 September to January. all Kentuckians regardless of Club Has Meeting Mrs. Nesbitt and Mrs. Eugene race, creed or color. It is com Eleven members of the Cadiz Sumner gave a report on the forting to know this great insti UK Day Homemakers Club met at council meeting. tution is always ready, willing the White Eagle Restaurant May Mrs. Carey Vinson gave the and anxious to serve children 18th for the regular monthly major lesson which was of in who need treatment for a crippl Society Clubs meeting. The meeting came to terest to all—“Land Between ing disease. order with the thought of the The Lakes.” Chairman Hightower invites month: “You’ll never find time Mrs. Jesse Sumner, recreation and urges you to contact him for anything. If you want time, Engagement Announced leader led the recreation period. personally with your contribu you take it,” read by Mrs. Ruth Refreshments were served by tion. Contributions may also be Humphries. the hostess. made directly to Kosair Crippled Mrs. Gladys White gave the de_ The meeting adjourned to meet Children Hospital Operating votional, a poem, “He Leadeth June 23' at 1:30 in the home of Fund Campaign, 982 Eastern Me,” followed by the 23rd Psalm Mrs. Jesse C. Sumner. Parkway, Louisville, Ky., 49217. repeated in unison. Either way you give it will be Roll call was answered by Summer Bookmobile credited to Trigg County. stating the flowers that were Invest in a crippled child to blooming in one’s yard. Schedule Is Announced day—it will pay dividends to Mrs. William Feltner gave a morrow. report of the Advisory Council Mrs. Eston Bridges this week and the lessons for 1966_67, announced the Summer Book- among which will be a study of mdbile schedule as follows: Miss Melion Receives Historical Sites in Kentucky. She —Tuesday, June 7 Scholarship Dyer’s Chapel Church, 8:30 a. m. also announced the County An Joan Melton, daughter of Mr. Hubert Thomas Garage, 9:30'. nual International Day to be held and Mrs. James T. Wallace of Canton Post Office, 10:30. at Kentucky Lake in July. The Route 1, Gracey, is one of the 23 Linton, Mrs. Lillian Dawson’s NE W CLASSROOM BUILDING FOR KENTUCKY STATE-Construction is expected Pall District meeting will be in recipients of Freshman Honor home, 12 noon. to begin this summer on a new classroom building at Kentucky State College at Frankfort Hopkinsville in October. Sobolarships granted by Kentuc_ Governor Edward T. Breathitt and Dr. Carl Hill, college president, have announced. The Mrs. Inez Allen gave the land Linton, Nello Carr’s Grocery, 1 ky Wesleyan College for the hve-floor structure is expected to be ready for use in the faU of 1967. It will contain a 200- scape notes that stressed it is p. J3t. , 1 ' coming year. Miss Melton re_ time to check again for sod web- South' Road, Hayden Radford ceived a $200 grant. seat lecture hall an audio-visual center, lounge, two seminar rooms, education laboratory, worm. If birds congregate on the Store, 2:30'. two language laboratories, 24 general classrooms and 70 faculty offices. The 70,000-square- lawn in the early morning hours, South Road, Robert Calhoun’s foot structure will house the entire home economics department and portions of six other Vacation Bible School college departments. sodworms may be the cause. Now Store, 3:30. is the time to divide and reset iris Wednesday Starts At Donaldson as soon as they have flowered. Shady Lawn Nursing Home, 9:30 Vacation Bible School is sched a. m. If might be divided among his Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Kirby and Mrs. W. C. Glenn left Tuesday A nominating committee con uled to start Monday, June 6, at wife and young children, even Wallonia, Sander’s Grocery, 10:30. children, Cynthia and Mike of for 'her home in Morgantown, W. sisting of Mrs. Flora Banister, Donaldson Creek Baptist Church though be wo'uld have wanted his Peoria, 111., spent the holiday ■Cerulean, Sowell’s Grocery, 11:30. Va., after a visit 'here with her Tylean Wood and Ruby Wallace, and continue daily throughout the wife to have complete control of Uzzle’s Service Station, Highway week end with Mr. and Mrs. daughter, Mrs. Oleland White, was appointed to nominate offi week with classes for all ages the funds so she could support Frank Joiner and family. 08 at 1 p. m'. HI, and family. cers for the coming year. from 1 p. m'. to 4 p. m. Pat Tho and' educate toe children as they Myrt’s Beauty Shop, Highway 68 Mrs. Ruth Humphries, assisted mas will be superintendent of the had planned. In such a case, the isssssssssssssssasssssssss& ssa^^^ssssssssssssssssssa West, 2:30. by Mrs. Anna Feltner, gave the school. The Rev. A1 Grounds is wife might then have to account major lesson, “Land Between The Maple Grove, John Hughes’ pastor of the church. All children to the courts for every penny FOR SALE Lakes.” Twenty-four million Home, 3:30. in the community are invited to spent of the children’s “share.” Thursday Miss Penny Lester people visited Kentudky last attend. Drawing up a will should not 4-Room House, 4 miles South of Cadiz on year—three times as many as Brame’s Grocery, 9 a. m. be a do it yourself project. Miss Mr. and Mrs. Willard Lester of Mr. Wallace was graduated there was-in 1948i. An average Caledonia, Bush’s Grocery, 10. Stallard points out. You need the Caledonia Road on half acre lot with highway Roaring Springs, Simmons’ Store Lawyers Help Needed Cadiz, announce the engagement from Trigg County High School tourist spends about $20'.00' per help of a 'Competent lawyer. A frontage. Electric heat, wired for electric in 1961 and received his B. S, de_ 12 Noon. In Drawing Up A Will ■of their daugMer, Penny, to day for a car load. What effect will is a legal document and you stove. Home of the late "Jett" Broadbent. Call James M. Wallace, son of Mr. gree in Mathematics and Physical will this have on Trigg County? Mrs. Tom Jones and' Mrs. Mar must be sure it will stand up in tha Tuggle’s Home, 1:15 p. m. Have you made a will? Many and Mrs. Conley Wallace of Education from Murray State Development can and will be court. A lawyer’s fee for drawing or write JAMES BROADBENT, 2717 Golden Pond. College in 1965. He was a member New Hope, Mrs. Joe Darnell’s Kentuckians die without leaving made by Trigg Countians. a will and, because of this, their up a will is usually very mode of Sigma Chi social fraternity. He Home, 2 p. m. Florence Street, Hopkinsville, Ky. Phone The bride_elect was graduated families often suffer needless rate'—ând his- services help in from Trigg County High School in is presently employed as assistant South Road, Mrs. Margaret Lan sure distribution of your prop 886-6971. Oak Grove Homemakers caster, 3:30'. worry, delay and expense in sett 1901 and received her B. S'. de_ basketball coach at Trigg County ling their estates, says Miss Fran erty as you want it distributed. gree from Murray State College High School. Have Meeting Friday Your lawyer can help avoid MeUpton School, 9 a. m. ces Stallard, UK Extenion speci in 1905. She was a memiber of The wedding will take place at The Oak Grove Homemakers many pitfalls, she notes. For ex Sedberry Grocery, 10:30. alist in hoime management. Sigma Sigma Sigma social sorori_ 4 o’clock on the afternoon of Club met Thursday afternoon, ample, many couples have toe L. and M. Grocery, 1 p. m. Whether married or single, ty and is presently employed as August 14 at Cadiz Baptist May 2'G at 1:30' in the home of mistaken idea that wills are not BlRTHPAYIN Marlowe Home, 1:30. male or female, everyone needs an elementary teacher in the Churcih, Cadiz. All friends and Mrs. Dennis Lawrence. needed if they own property Hurricane Road, Paulette Hall a will, she ■emphasizes. Make a Jefferson County School System, relatives are invited to attend. Mrs. Fred NeSbitt called the jointly and have joint bank ac Home, 2:30. will is not a morbid act; instead Louisville. meeting to order. Mrs. Mack it shows oonsideration of your counts. A lawyer will point out Cunningham gave the devotional family. It caru save them much the uncertainties and possible Hightower Named tax disadvantages of such an ar Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Simpson and and Mrs. Jesse Sumner led in unnecessary trouble and expense Birthday Dinne'r prayer. Chairman For —and it is a guarantee that your rangement. He also can explain Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hendricks Anthony, Mr. and Mrs. Junior The roll call was answered by wishes albout your property will the need for witnesses and who and Jeffrey of Cerulean enter Mize and Craig, Mr. and Mrs. the 13 members present with a Kosair Operating Fund be carried: out. they should not b'e—such as any tained Sunday with a birthday James Menser, Kathy Janaan flower each had blooming at Kosair Crippled Children Hos If a person dies without leav one named in the will. dinner honoring the birthdays of and Renee, Mr. and Mrs. Edward their home. pital is pleased to announce the ing a will, or if his will is not Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Sowell. Stewart and Danny, Mr. and Mrs. The secretary read the minutes appointment of Charles F. High properly drawn, his property will Mr. and Mrs. David Whitehouse After the lovely gifts were A. C. Sowell, Melissa and Mark, and gave the treasurer’s report. tower as Trigg County Chairma’s be distributed according to the and children of Lexington spent for its 19i60 Operating Fund Cam opened a delicious meal was en ^ Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Sowell, Mr. Mrs. Nesbitt gave a list of the inheritance laws; of the state. And the week end with Dr. and Mrs. paign. Mr. Hightower is a citi joyed on the lawn by the follow and Mrs. Carl Perry, Vanessa lessons for the coming year. these laws vary a good deal from Elias Futrell. The children re zen highly regarded and well ing: Mir. and Mrs. Sowell and her and James and Mr. and Mrs. There will be 17 months in the state to state. mained for a longer visit with known throughout the county. mother, Mrs. Jennie Johnson, Hendricks and Jeffrey. coming year as they are changing Here is an example. If a fa their grandparents. He is deeply interested in helping ther died without making a will, •6f ★ ★ ooooooooos>ooooo®©oooo©ooo©ocoooeooo©ooocoooo©ooooo©ôooooo©oo©©oooo©oooo^ children who are crippled and bis estate—^no' matter how large Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Watkins have no one able to bear the fi or how smiall—^would be distri spent toe week end in Lexington nancial burden for their treat buted as provided by state law. with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Savage. ment. According to Mr. Hightow er it is good common sense busi I ANNOUNCEMENT OOOOOGOOGOQOOOOCOOOOCOCOOOOOOGOOOOOOOOOOGOOOOOOOOOQOOOGOOOSOOOOOOOOOOOCOCOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC ness to rehabilitate a crippled child so it will be able to pursue I 8 a useful and productive life as an adult. SHELBY’S BEAUTY BOX Kosair Hios'pital admits young THURMAN’S UNITEU MARKET sters from all counties in the Formerly Marie's Beauty Shop has moved to its new location in state regardless of race, creed or color providing they are unable 8 Cadiz, Ky. Phone 522-6666 Mize's Barber Shop Building. to pay. During its 40' years of existence 8,626 individual chil dren have been treated through Folger's Shelby Redman, Ulonda Calhoun and Joann Thomas are surgery or therapy. Many of them have been admitted four or Instant Coffee .... 10 oz. jar, $1.29 | ready to welcome you to the new beauty salon. five times bringing the total ad Hickory Flavored missions to more than 36,00'0 to Miss Georgia ^ Be sure to register for FREE PERMANENT to be given date. Since the opening of the Hunt s Catsup ... 14 oz. bottle, 15c hospital in 1926 Trigg 'County away June 11. has had 38 children in Kosair. Bush's Peaches, 1 lb. 13 oz. can . .3 for 59c | The hospital is recognized as one of the top in its field Stokeley Pineapple-Grapefruit | For the best in hair styling call — throughout the nation. It is fully Hominy, 15 oz. size .... 3 cans 25c accredited by the American Drink, 46 oz. can...... 3 for 89c I Medical Association; the Ameri Heinz Baby Food ..... 3 jars, 25c ------^ ^ Shelby’s Beauty Box can Hospital Association and the Nunn Better S American College of Surgeons. Good Hope Evaporated Open Monday through Saturday, 8 a. m. til 5 p. m. Nights by The imagnificience of Kosair Hos- Dog Food...... 25 lb. bag, $1.99 appointment. Phone 522-3701. M ilk...... 3 tall cans, 39c Lynn Grove Grade A §VOOdOOCOOOCOOOOSOOOCOOOOOCCÔOGCCOOOOOOSÔOOOOOOOCGOOOQOCOSCOOOOOCOCOOOOOO Flavor Ade E ggs...... 3 dozen, $1.00 OOOOOOOOCGOOOÔOOOOOOOOCOOOGOGOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOCCOOOOOCOOSOCOOOOOOCCO^ Kool A d e...... 12 pkgs., 39c Free Toy With Each Purchase Easy Monday Liquid ANNOUNCEMENT Detergent...... quart, 39c I have closed my business at Braboy's Pure Servicenter in Laundry 3 lb., 1 oz. box Cadiz effective June 1, 1966. Ajax Detergent.. .. giant box, 65c I plan to enter into other business. M ops...... No. 16 size, 59c I want to express my appreciation and sincere thanks to my Purex Bleach...... gal, 59c friends and customers for their patronage during the past 2Vz years. Ice M ilk...... Vi gal., 38c g j-ivw waxuxic; ______n We will be in the office during the next few days to collect Passengers In a stopped ve hicle should always get out of I InsianiTea...... 6 oz. jar, 69c Hamburger...... 3lbs., $1.00 | our bills. the car on the curb side. Drivers who have parked their I ------— I vehicles shouid be especially careful in opening their door I Your Business Is Appreciated& We Deliver | to get out. Swinging the door too widely into oncoming traf I ------— I John Braboy, Owner fic may cause a serious acci- V IIHS 16 I Our New United Food Center Will Be Opened Soon! | >ooo©oc©9©so©oo©oooo©ooooo©©oooooooo©oooooooooooooooooooeooooooooe©o«soooocr THE CADIZ RECORD, Cadiz, Kentucky Vast Reclamation Thursday, June 2, 1966 Page 5 in Hopkinsville in 19'52 and has cation with her parents, Mr. and Projects Make been assigned duties at Fulton, Mrs. W. H. Rawls, Jr., before en Clinton and Murray since that tering summer term at Western Deserts Bloom time. Mr. Stallons has progressed Kentucky State University, Man’s old dream of makinig the Bowling Green. ASHIANS steadily in his knowledge and desert bloom is coming true. Or experience of the telephone busi chards, vineyards, and forests are ness and has completed a number ^>C>CWDO-'30000C5000<30< growing on former wastelands in of company courses in Basic Real Estate For Sale many t juntries. Electricity, Basic Electronics, Duplex on Nunn Blvd. with extra Mammoth irrigation projects Transistors, Micro-Wave Funda lot, shown by appointment only. have reclaimed millions of acres. mentals and Micro-Wave Radio. New conservation techniques are In his new position he will be ★ ★ ★ The Howard R. Thomas Farms helping to revive land elsewhere, 'IKEVILLE in charge of the personnel and the National Geographic Society ★ ★ ★ operations of the Central Offices 2 Bedroom Home on Cunningham says. in Mayfield, Fulton, and Murray. with full basement. In Libya, for example, petrole He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. um has helped transform sand Clarence Stallons of Route 4, Ca ★ ★ dunes into lush oases. Water 12 Vi Acre Farm with burley base diz, and grew up in Trigg County. and modern home in Hopson bearing dunes were planted with His wife is the former Ann Light, * EXACT LOCATION PENDING FCC ACTION Store community. eucalyptus and acacia seedlings, daughter of Mrs. Elzie Light of then sprayed with oil to hold the TRANSLATOR: OTHERS WILL BE LOCATED WHERE NEEDED TO FILL IN COVERAGE ★ ★ ★ the county. They have two chil 50 Acres, modern 3 bedroom LEARN BY VIEWING—Governor Edward T. Breathitt has announced that the Kentucky dren, Martha Ann, 12', and Ray- home, full basement, located at PERSONALLY THEIRS, BECAUSE THEY MADE IT educational television network is scheduled to go on the air in 1968. It will have 12 trans etta, 9. They plan to continue to Support Your Legion —The chapel at Kentucky Village, the State Child Welfare water's edge on Barkley Lake, to mitters,^ Breathitt said, with 11 sites already approved by the Federal Communications make their home at Murray. bacco and corn bases. Trigg County Post No. 74 Department’s co-educational treatment facility near Lexing Commission. The Governor includes funds in his 1966-68 biennial budget to activate the ton, for juvenile delinquents, was once a recreation room for $8 million educational television network in Kentucky. Miss Margaret Jo Rawls arriv Broadbent Realty younger boys. Now recreation facilities have been moved, ed home Monday afternoon to Phone 522-8132 Cadiz, Ky. and boys in the institution’s building trades classes repainted spend the between semesters va- the scarred walls, painted windows to look like stained glass, ing hand from the Nabataeans, mas Lancaster, Brenda Mitchell, and carefully constructed the cross and pulpits. Child Welfare Junior High an ancient Arabic people. Ter Gail Nixon, Jeannie Phillips, Lois Meets Second and Fourtl Commissioner Maurice Harmon says the transformation from races, dams, and conduits built Honor Roll Sedberry, Bobby Skinner, Wanda Monday Nights At 7 p. in recreation room to chapel served as a vocational training lonig ago were restored to chan SIXTH 6-WEEKS Terrell, Johnny Thomas. project with a valuable side effect—“the boys in treatment nel sparse rainfall from crusty Sixth Grade Eighth Grade Sandwiches Servodl feel a personal response to the room in which they worship.” hills to arable lands. All A’s: Shelia Allen, Debbie All A’s: Hugh Roberts, Agnes The vineyards and peach trees Armstrong, Yvonne Broadbent, Wadlington, Martha Lou Wilson. Martha Ezell, James Herndon, A’s and B’s: Ronald Allen, soil. Trees planted only four “When a bird flies over the Kara springing up on the Negev’s Karen Jones, Sandra McCarley, Tommie Allen, Vernon David years ago now stand 25 feet tall. bleak plateau suggest fulfillment PAINT SALE Kum Desert, it sheds its plumes Margaret Reynolds, Jane Sivills, Broadbent, Lindsey Champion; In time, the desert forest will of the Biblical prophecy in Ezek_ and when a man walks across it, Robert Stallons, Jr. Suzanne Dunn, Perry Grigsby yield a valuable hardwood crop. ial 36:3i5': “And they shall say. WARREN'S BEST he loses his legs.” This land that was desolate is be A’s and B’s: Kathy Bentley, Roger Ladd, Teresa McAtee, Ray Best Inside House Paint, Was Similar treatment of dunes has Now, this forbidding desert has Stephen Drashears, Josep’h been successful in Texas, Argen come like the Garden of Eden.” Marlowe, Janice Morris, Larry $5.65 Per Gallon. been subdued by one of the big Ohewning, Steven Cox, Steven Noel, Debra Oliver, Sandra tina, Australia and India. gest irrigation projects in the Darnall, Sharon Ezjell, Debbie Fu- Sanderson, Clyde Sholar, Stevie Now $2.50 Gal. Kara Kum Reclaimed world—^the Kara Kum Canal. The Developmental Courses trell, Eileen Gray, Deborah Skinner, Cathy Underhill, Carey In Discontinued Colors Black sands of the Kara Kum 498 mile long waterway has con To Be Offered At Grigsby, Ernest Hanoock, Debra Vinson, Bobby Wilson, Marcia Quarts — was $1.75 Now 80c. Desert cover almost 90 percent of verted arid sands into cotton Harrell, Gary Hayes, Lonny Hig This Week And Next. Community College Woodruff. the 188,400 square miles of Turk plantations and ordhards. gins, Charles Jones, Hiler Jones, The Hopkinsville Community plecised I: f ofeyecsrs. men Republic in the Soviet Uni Water from deep wells and a Lois Jones, Mildred Kannady, Albert Wallace & Co. on. branch of the All American Canal College announces two courses Trigg Girl Graduates designed for high school seniors Carolyn Kirby, Daniel Lane, Vic An old Turkmen proverb says. made parts of the Coachella Val ki Larkins, Sharon Light, Carolyn From Nursing School and others to improve their study ley in southern California into a McCoy, Jackie Major, Karen Oli Miss Ruth P. Vinson, daughter rich garden. Today the valley skills and to review their basic of Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Vinson mathematics. These are areas ver, Reta Oliver, Tommy Pryor, V produces 90 percent of the dates Nina Randolph, Patricia Ran graduated with the Outstanding grown in the United States. where college bound students Senior Award, May 27. currently experience the greatest dolph, Kathy Rutherford, David Date palms may play a crucial Shemiwell, Kathy Skillion, Fred Her training consisted of one diiBficulty. role in one of man’s most ambi die Stallons, Annette Strode, Re year at Murray State College and WE LL MIX ANY PAINT tious undertakings —^reclamation Developmental courses will be two years at Owensboro-Daviess offered in the summer session ta Thomas, Nathan Vinson, Chris of the Sahara. The desert covers ty White, Vicki Wilson. County Hospital School of Nurs 31,500^,000' square miles, an area beginning June 13', extending ing, which- is a diploma program through August 5. Seventh Grade COLON YOl WANT nearly the size of the entire All A’s: Stephen Colbath, for registered nurses. She is also United States. As dates are a The Laboratory in Study Skills the first Negro to graduate from . . . / / I Just seconds on our will be conducted by Mrs. Eve Mike Davis, Marcia Gray, Jan staple of nomads, countries of the Hite, Jerry Humphries, Suellen this school. Sahara hope to reforest old and M. Jordan, Guidance Depart At present she is employed at S h e r w i n -W i l l i a m s ^ ment, Christian County Schools. Johnston, Delpha Jones, Patricia new oases with huge groves. King, Debra Lowenstein, Judy Owensboro-Daviess C'ounty Hos A Wall Against Hunger The class will meet each Tuesday and Thursday morning at 11:30. Thomias, Bob Upton, Karen Vin- pital. The United Arab Republic is cerit, Mary WiMord. erecting the Aswan High Dam as This course is designed to im prove study habits, reading skills, A’s and B’s: Bonnie Adams, Marshall Stallons Our new Sherwin- a wall against hunger. The dam’s Connie Adams, Debra Adams, tremendous reservoir—rit can techniques in appraising, outlin Receives Promotion Williams Color- ing, and summarizing. Introduc Bonnie Allen, Carolyn Allen, OSCAR MITCHELL meter makes any bold the Nile’s entire annual flow Shirley Allen, Larry Bingham, Mafshall W. Stallons, a Switch —will increase cultivated lands tion to reference aids, prepara man in Southern Bell’s Central paint color your tion of reports, use of the Library James Bridges, Bonita Burcham, Plumbing - Heating heart desires . . . by a third. The project will pro Dorris Burgess, Peggy Colson, Office at Murray has been pro vide water for two million now and Journal reports will be in in just seconds. Safah Cunningham, Rodney Dar moted to a manaigement position barren acres. cluded. of Central Office Foreman in & Air Conditioning Co. Use this unique Orientation to College Mathe nall, Betty Louise Hall, Elizabeth In Israel, the Negev Institute Mayfield. He assumed his new j service for all your matics will be taught by Mrs. E. Hooks, Shirley Joyce, Louise^ for Arid Zone Research exists to duties early in May. Cadiz, Ky. Phone 522-6609 paint needs and L. Mason, teacher of mathematics, Jones, Peggy Ann Keller, Debra.; be sure of perfect conquer the desert there. A Na Kyler, Rita Jan Lancaster, Tho- | He began his telephone career tional Geographic writer found Trigg County High School. The color match. “dedicated men seeking new class will meet each Tuesday and Take the guesswork Thursdiay morning at 10:20. out of decorating! ^ plants to tame the sand dunes of the Negev and inexpensive ways This course will increase the Borrow the new Color Har* student’s understanding of the mony Guide . . . free! Helps to desalt the brackish water for you select paint colors that irrigation. Others exiperiment concepts of algebra, geometry, Whatever you delive will bring the most beauty with hydroponics, soilless gar and trigonometry, as well as an to your rooms. dening, and look for ways to har introduction to probability and ness the abundant solar energy of analysis. /'AT the scorched desert.” Registration for these courses Cadiz Hardware Company Old irrigation methods often will be at the Com'munity College on Friday, June 10. L r l i L V Y 5 u l l I prove helpful. Israeli scientists Cadiz, Ky. Phone 522-6641 working in the Negev got a help scoooeoqoscoooo&ocoooooooooooooooooooooqcoooooooog Kentucky law allows U. S. Armed Services personnel sta tioned in Kentucky to adopt a child or to start the adoption pro cedure even though their legal COVERED! residence is outside the state.

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Program T i i l ' i l l WILBUR F. BOGGESS CHEVROLET CO. lalionwide Termite and Pest iontraii 522-6636 Cadiz, Ky. THE CADIZ RECORD, Cadiz, Kenlucky spraying, transplanting, and Planting food and cover plants have its greatest impact on the As much as 50 percent of air household use. Years ago, water around a farm pond will make it Page 4 Thursday, June 2, 1966 people that need it miost, our pollution is caused by domestic was hauled in barrels from even better. Trees, shrubs and children and grandchildren. heating, especially by fuel oil. springs and creeks during sum j vines such as wild cherry, red The next worst offender is the car their catalogs and that his last mer months, but now water cedar, willow, mulberry, and A great circle track is the short exhaust, according to the State order has been back ordered for hauling is a year-around grape furnish food, nesting and est distance between any two Department of Heath, over a year. White thinks that the business with truckeCs using ■roosting sites and protection. FOR KENTUCKY FOLKS places on the globe. Aircraft order may have been delayed by 15'00' gallon tanks. Th'ey also give the landscape a leaving the United States for ATTEND CHUttCH SUNDAY a labor strike at the manufactur As our towns continue to .en dash of color and variety that by Wm» C Johnstone Europe head north to fly the ing plant. large and new residences are adds to its beauty as well as its AGRICULTURAL R£PRE$ENTATIVe great circle route. ★ ★ ★ built throughout the county, our usefulness. Mowing the grass on Conservation Notes On checking erosion in corn ONTUCKY BANKERS ASSOCIATION Cadiz Lions Club By Ernest Johnston water requirements will increase. a portion of the pond area will PRAY FOR PEACE fields after the rains, there was ★ ★ ★ give it a lawn appearance. CONFUSED PICTURES. Chan appropriations for agricultural Sam Downs has a nice stand of considerably less soil movement The report is often heard of ★ ★ ★ ges and developments in the red' clover and fescue on some where the planter was preceded favortism between government Pasture clipping, which is research and education. And, only Water Well Drilling former idle hills which he seeded by a field cultivator as compared employees but, such is not the usually done after the crops are farm and food situations during last month, a trustee of the Uni this spring. We discovered that to a disk harrow. The wide sweep case in our SOS office. In order cultivated, is ahead of schedule recent months add confusion to versity of Kentucky suggested Guy Wade & Son doing away with this state’s Meets At Thomas' Roost besides his hobby of fox hunting shovel on the cultivator loosened to prevent criticism from our few this spring. Grass that has gone an already confused picture. Route 6 Downs has a numger of hives of the isoil to a greater depth and the farmer owners who have exper to seed provide very little graz First, there was a national hulla Agricultural Extension Service, Cafe Each 2nd and 4ih bees. He has m'oved some of his surface was rough after planting ienced dry ponds, would like to ing and livestock tend to graze baloo recently because retail food which is an arm of the Uni Hopkinsville, Ky. versity responsible for carrying Tuesday at 7:00 P. M. bees from Canton to his farm up which allowed the water to soak report that a pond which Boyd in spots. Close mowing will in prices continue to go up at re Phone 886-1360 Sally Guier Hollow. Several in. A finer seedbed, which wâs Champion built last fall now has crease both quality and quantity tail outlets. As usual the blame is research results to the man on the thousand bees are yet to be prepared by the disk, sealed over a sinkhole in the bottom. Nearby of your pasture. laid to the “high prices” receiv farm. Because of the success of or 885-3827 moved. during the rain and prevented Zelner Oossey’s pond isn’t doing ★ ★ ★ ed by farmers. the Extenion Service in this As you know, trying to drive a water from penetrating into the too good either. My question is, Today’s super highways have It is true that during the past country many foreign govern swmrm of bees during warm sulhsoil. since I selected both sites, will I an enormous appetite for farm year prices of some farm pro ments are setting up similar ser be fired by Work Unit Oonserva- ducts have reached, or nearly vices to imiprove farming meth CADIZ LODGE NO. 121 F & AJw weather without having a bee ★ ★ ★ land. Considering a right of way Cadiz. Kentucky whip is an almost impossible Since replacing a small well tionist 'Champion, arrested and width of 300 feet and a speed of reached, parity. (Parity of 100 is ods in their countries. task. pump with a larger submergeable jailed by Sheriff Cossey, or both? 60 miles per hour, a motorist in the figure which is considered: to Neither America nor the world * * * John F. White, local hardware puimp, Hubert Huddleston, opera 5 minutes of time will travel over be the fair exchange between can wait until a world wide fam W.O.W. CAMP 20 Meets owner, says that good quality bee tor of J. D. Tobin farm, is able to We noticed that Larry Norman, the equivalent of a 180 acre farm. farm and non_farm commodities.) ine to start efforts to avert it. Every Fourth Thursday Night whips are almost unobtainable in fill a 1000 gallon tank in 2i0 min- of WKD'Z radio S'tation is in sjrm. This is larger than the average On the whole, however, the ov Americans are well fed today COURT 792 Meets this modern electronic age. Ac ctes. Today, a good water supply pathy with the farmers of the size farm in Trigg County and erall increase in farm prices has because of the foresight of leaders Wm Meei Every Third Tuesday Night cording to White few wholesalers is needed on farms for the in area for they are playing the indicates need of protecting our not kept pace with income of in laying the foundation for our 2nd and 4th Frida7» GROVE 125 Meets now carry this useful item in creased number of livestock. Craydad song on their farm pro dwindling supply of good crop non. agricultural items and the present research and educational Each Month Every Fourth Tuesday Night gram. Over a month of wet wea land. parity index of all farm oomm'O- programs. Today’s programs will ddties is now only 82. If farmers OOOOOOGOOOOOOeOSOOOOCOOOOCîCOOOOOSOOGOCOOOOSOGOOO ther has plagued farm'ers as they ¥ ¥ have attempted to plant their Miss Elaine Moyers, our home were getting a fair share of the I ELMHURST NURSING HOME | crops. With all the modern demonstration agent, is in Lex national incom'e, prices received OFFERS one of Kentucky's neweci brick homes, fully air- K know-how of production, the ington this week attending a by them would be about 25 per weather continues to be an un cent higher and the cost of living conditioned. Patients over 65 with small incomes, and in need k Foods Preservation Workshop at controllable factor. the University of Kentucky. The would be up consideraibly more of nursing care, may qualify under Sta^3 Medi-Care program c -A" Tfe- study will include the newer me than that. Officials in Washington seem and Elmhurst will draw up to $4.44 per day while patient is Bass fingerlings for stocking thods of freezing, canning, drying, ponds were delivered last week. and preserving food. The Univer apologetic about higher farm at Elmhurst. Phone 886-1488, Hopkinsville, Ky., or write E. F. The number receiving fish was sity is trying to make its agent prices and promise the consumer some relief in the near future Williams, P. O. Box 656, Bowling Green, Ky., for information. K smaller than usual due to a competent in many fields of change in policy by the Kentucky learning. when the prices of meat, fruit o and vegetables are expected' to tOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOCOCOOOSOOÔQOOOOOgQOSaOÔCqCOQOi§ 8 Game and Fish Commission. In Also away this week is Gilbert drop. Many farm people believe i000000000<^00^^s09000000000000c0000^60scc0000c00e the past, B'ass, on some occasions Sears 4-H Agent, who will be at that it is the policy of our govern have been stocked 'before the Carlisle, Ky., which is in the Hardwood Floor Finishing Specialists ment, irresipective of political bluegill. Since large mouth bass northern part of the state. He party, to keep farm prices rela Old or iHew depend upon bluegill for their will attend a 4-H Conference and tively low so that non_farm peo Estimates Cheerfully Given Without Obligation food supply, a pond must first be a meeting on camping. Mr. Sears ple can have the combination of stocked with bluegill which are is area camp programs director high inco'me and low food costs. ED CALDWELL delivered only in the fall. of the Pennyrile. Thomas Cameron, Jr., local Then there is the problem of Caldwell Floor Sanding Service ★ ★ ifc world food supply for the genera Conservation officer, assured us Tobacco growers are re'porting Route 4, ;Cadiz, Ky. Phone 522-6105 tion now being born and for those that the applications of those ex anthracnose, small papery dead yet to come. It is disturbing to Our skill and care plus quality famous materials are your pecting to receive fish this spots 'on the leaves. Treatment is spring, had not been lost, and know that it has required from assurance of beautiful floors. to spray or dust the bed with the beginning of man’s appear they will receive their 'bluegill in fermate, zineb or maneb. coooooooo809oo®@oooe»oooo8cosGoocôQoooQOO®S9oeoooQ^ J October. These will have time to ance on earth until now for Wldfire, dead spots with a world population to reach three spawn before the bass are releas yellow ring albout them is not so ed in May, 1967. billion, but that it will take only common. Treatment is to spray the next 35 years for that numlber T9r ★ with Agrimycine. OB SILE Bird watchers can find plenty to double. World population is Flea beetles are giving some expected to reach 6 billion peo of action around a farm pond trouble. Use DDiT dust or spray. this spring. Waterfowl use ponds ple some time about the year House and Lot In Cadiz, Kentucky^—Ideally Sidney Leneave tells me they 2,00'0'. A large part of the world for resting and roosting during have good plants but are treat ^ located two blocks from business district on the spring migration and song population does not have enough ing anyway with the treatments to eat now and many scientists y West Main Street in Commercial Zone. birds that stay around all summer mentioned above. use them as watering places, and fear that the world can not dou ble its food production in one mud that some species use for There’s truth in the saying, 8I Fronting' approximately • 85 ft. on U. S. 68; ap- ^ their nests. Farm ponds have generation. “You can’t teach an old dog new In spite of this increasing need been described as an oasis. To tricks.” Trainers find that dogs ^ proximately 200 ft. on paved side street. sit by the pond for an hour or so for food there recently has been more than two years old rapidly an effort in Washington to reduce with a fishing pole in hand, and lose their ability to learn. h In view of boat Marina on Little River. watch the comings and goings of the country will convince one of this statement. Knowing how Excellent location for motel. Present many ponds are u&ed by birds, it is interesting to guess on the ef ing suitable for two or three apartments. fect the 1,0'0'0' ponds the Soil Con servation Service has assisted in building in Trigg and Lyon dur Owner, Mrs. Hugh Thomas ing the past ten years. They have likely brought about a more even Cadiz, Ky. Phone 522-8159 distribution of some species and probably an increase in others. Ai/' little , paint here,.'J* a few_ ’■squiggly " j' . line^therej *'''V (plus a dog where Daddy can see itj and nxayhe get the hint), and her house is complete^ [Your dream house will require mpnew (That s where we can help you.} Graduate (We’re specialists in j&nancing h o m ^ If you re thmking of buying a home,\ won t you come m and talk w ith us aboutLa home loaii\ toMustanq iwe can nt exactly to your needs?; D ll YOU KNOW? that savings left at Hopkinsville Federal for seven years (the same maturity as a Series E Government bond) at our current 4V4% rate will produce — A 4.89% Actual Return

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KMA Meeting To Be Page 8 Thursday, June 2, 1966 Phone Burke-Thomas Co., 522- ALBERT WALLACE. the only United States President 3361. (tfc) Held At Madisonville ever arrested for speeding. Grant FOR RENT: 4 room house just off was whisking down a street near NEW 1966 GMC Card Of Thanks Everett H.’ Baker, M. D., Louis Classified Ads Cunningham Ave. Carpeted We wish to express our sincere the White House when a police throughout. Call 522_3760. (23p PICKUP ville, president of the Kentucky appreciation and heartfelt thanks Medical Association, will be the man apprehended him, and took $1,845.00 the horse and rig to the station. "NEVER used anything like it," WANTED: Waitress and cook Add Ky. Sales Tax and License to our friends and neighfbors for featured speaker at the meeting say users of Blue Lustre for their kindness to us during the The surprised Chief of State had must be 21 years of age. Randall SIZEMORE WELDING and oif the KiMA Third Trustee Dis cleaning carpet. Rent electric illness and passing of our loved to walk back to the Executive "Rip" Turner, Gracey. Apply in EQUIPMENT CO. trict on Wednesday, June 8, at shampooer $1. Gordon's Pharma, one, Mrs. Tom Baker. We especi. Mansion. person. (22c) Cadiz, Ky. Phone 522-6630 Madisonville, according to Gabe cy. ally want to thank those who sent A. Payne, Jr., M. D., Hopkinsville FOR RENT: 5 room house on TFC the lovely flowers, the staff of WANTED: Man or woman for district trustee. Princeton .Road, 21/2 miles’ north FOR SALE: Half acre, 2 blocks Goodwin Funeral Home those profitable Rawleigh business in Sharing the after dinner pro of. Cadiz, (water in house. Mrs. from the Court House in Cadiz. who sent the lovely cards and Trigg County. Experience un_ gram with Dr. Baker will be Mattie Adams, Phone 522 8175. See Lexie Bush at the Barber each person who has expressed necessary. Real opportunity. Harold B. Barton, M. D., Corbin. (23c) Shop. (23p) consolation by any method. May Earlier in the afternoon, a scien Write Rawleigh Dept. KY F 930 God bless each of you. 192, Freeport, 111. (22, 24, 26p FOR SALE: 1965 Model Fiber HOUSES FOR RENT or for Sale, tific seminar sponsored by the MRS. TOM MARQUiJSS University of Kentucky Medical SHOO glass Boat; 50 H. P. Mercury out Woodruff Lumber Co., Cadiz, And Family FOR CUSTOM COMBINING of board motor and trailer, less than Ky., Phone 522-8515. (tfc) Center will be held at the Rizpah wheat, fescue, and barley rail 20 hours use, like new. Priced to Shrine Temple. James H. Cox, Route 1, Gracey, sell. C ^ 522-3757. (22p HAMS—Albert Wallace & Co. m Administrator's Notice Physicians and their wives Phone 235-5436. (23c) your best year-round market to All persons bolding claims from the seven counties com FlY! Kiil-Ko's famous FOR SALE: Fat Goats. B. C. sell good country cured hams and prising the Third District will at FOR SALE: Good used 6 h.p. against the estate of J. J. “Jett” original sugar-base Fly Bridges, Route 3, Cadiz. (23p Ginseng. tend the session. Dr. Payne said. riding mower, 32 inch cut. Billy Broadibent, deceased, are hereby Balt gets rid of notified to present said claims, The counties are: Caldwell, Burke, Phone 522.3361, Cadiz. CALL FOR VIGORO EXTRA — EXTRA flies the pleasant, You can't go wrong when you do. properly proven as required by Christian, Hopkins, Lyon, Muh (24c) Good buys in used furniture. easy way. It is the best all-round fertilizer Living Room, Dining Room Suits, law, to the undersigned admini lenberg, Todd and Trigg. Just sprinkle wherever TOBACCO PLANTING LATE made. Trigg County Trading Co. Dinettes, Tables, Chairs, Televi- strator of the estate. All perisons The trustee district meeting, But you can make up for some sions. Electric Ranges, Refrigera indebted to said estate are asked one iphase of the Association’s flies gather. NICE STRAWBERRY “c r a t e s of the lateness by mixing a little tors. Special prices on all used to come forward promptly and Continuing Education program, It's odorless, We Can Supply Them. liquid fertilizer in your setter furniture. Albert Wallace & Co. settle said indebtedness. provides physicians an oppor harmless to water. It really pays any year. Trigg County Trading Company. JAMBS BiROADBEOT, tunity to discuss the latest ad children bur SEPTIC TANK CLEANING SEH- Trigg County Trading Co. SPINET PIANO BARGAIN 2717 Florence Street vances in medical science. deadly to flies. VICE —Also cess pools. 21 years Wanted: Responsible party to Hopkinsville, Ky. The scientific program will be experience. Free inspection. Hu take over low monthly payments Administrator (24c gin at 2 p. m. A social hour start- bert long. Phone TU 5-8076, Hop- on a spinet piano. Can be seen ting at 5 p. m., followed by din kinsvHle, Ky. (52p) vage. More valuaible than all the locally. Write Credit Manager, stan iSpilhaus. He says advances ner, will be held at the Madison nll-Ka gold that went down in ill-fated auA»AUT«B|^ P. O. Box 215, Shelbyville, Ind. in underwater breathing gases ville Country Club. Small Submarine Spanish galleons are the cargoes and apparatus eventually will (24p) NOTICE of thousands of ships sunk off make it possible for anyone to LOSE WEIGHT safely with Dex- In order to settle the Estate of May Find the Atlantic coast in two world take to the sea. A-Diet Tablets. Only 98c at E. T. McNichols, I will offer for wars. The tin in a single drown “Underwater resorts will de Meadows Pharmacy. (31p) Treasure As Well ed cargo is reportedly worth $26 velop,” ,says Dr. Spilhaus. “People sale privately the following prop million. BEAUTY CONTEST erty in Trigg County: will drive down under the sea, FOR SALE: 2 Camping Trailers, Until now, recovery of cargoes park their submobiles, check in Girls on farms raising hogs are invited to enter sleeps 2 and 4. Ideal for family 3,000 Acres of timber located As H-Bomb from many deeply submerged on Dry and Donaldson Creeks in to submarines and participate in camp-out. See at Bob's Garage, Midget submarines are starting ships has been considered imprac our Beauty Contest to select Magisterial District No. 6. Good one of the many recreations the Gracey, Ky., or Phone 235-5297. to do a giant’s job in the ocean. tical, but new techniques may timber growing on this land. resort will offer. Submarine "MISS PORK QUEEN" of Trigg County. (23c) The versatile metal minnows maike it economical. In one me trains and guided tours will take 200 Acres river hills near caught the public eye when a hy thod, polyurethane foam is blown WANTED: Ambitious person to Boyd's Hill Church on Canton people through the reefs and un RULES: drogen bomb was lost in the into a sunken ship. The light derwater world.” sell Rawleigh products in Trigg and Linton highway with over Mediterranean off Spain in early County or Cadiz. No capital or foam forces enough water from a Wide Selection Of one mile of Barkley Lake shore 1966, the National Geographic ship to make it rise to the surface. 1. Girl Must Be Over 16 and Under 21 years experience necessary. Write Raw line, deep water and beside Ken Society says. A sub only 22 feet ATTEND C Fim cH SUNDAY Family Monuments leigh, Dept. KYE-930-572, (Small submarines such as the Old on June 30th. tucky Department of Fish and long and. known as Alvin located University of Piennsylvania Mu Freeport, 111. (19-26p) Wildlife game feeding place. Can the bomb at 2v500’ feet. 2. Girl Must Be Single. We present a wide range of seum’s two-man Asherah are WATER HAULING HELP WANTED: Make $30 or be developed into a fine sub In the salvage operation, the hunting for ancient wrecks of in 3. Girl Must Be From A Farm Currently granite and marble memorials to more per day on local Food division with good deep water sub was aided by the 50 feet Alu- Phone 522-6288 lots. terest to archeologists. The Ashe Raising Hogs. suit every need and taste. Route. Man or woman, part or minaut. Though much larger rah, built with National Geogra 150 Acres at Linton on Ky. Phone 522-9725 full time. Experience not requir than the Alvin, the Aluminaut is phic support, has explored wrecks The winner in our local contest will compete ed. Write R. Stanley, Box 62, Highway 164 with lots of lake a midget, too, compared to the in the eastern Mediterranean. CADIZ view lots, good timber on this See or Call Freeport, 111. (22p) 300-foot long World War II Oil companies plan tO' use mid with girls from all over Western Kentucky at place—also dark and hurley to submarines. The bomb was act MONUMENT WORKS FOR SALE: House on Approxi get subs increasingly in locating LUTHER UZZLE the "West Kentucky Swine Day" Thursday, bacco base. Some easement on ually lifted^ by an unmanned de and develoing offshore oil depo mately V2 acre lot, located on this place. vice, the Cable Controlled Un June 30th at Corydon, Ky. Vester Orr and Princeton Road, just north of O. sits. Oil is only one of many Cadiz* Ky. Cecil Allen, Owners 7 Bedroom House, 2 baths on a derwater Research Vehicle, di minerals lying within reach of the Winner in the Corydon Contest will receive a C. Dyer Grocery. See James 1 acre lot at Linton. This home rected from a surface ship. 9;000000000000®CW 3»C Stallons, 522-3385. (tfc) underwater craft. Diamionds, tin, beautiful crown, trophy, and a three piece set U. S. 68 In could be made into a real lodge or Cargoes Await Salvaging and other materials are already IF YOU HAVE some nice small club. This property has a beauti The United States Navy has or being recovered from the sea of Samsonite Luggage, plus the honor of reign Allen Sub-Division ful view on the lake. brown bacon to sell see Albert dered six 4i3'-foot submarines for floor. NEW 1966 CHEVROLET If interested call or see Bill O. Vz TON PICK-UP TRUCK ing as "Miss Pork Queen" of West Kentucky Wallace. rescuing men who might be Cousteau's Diving Saucer West Cadiz, Ky. McNichols, Adm. of the Estate of for one year. trapped in a disaibled nuclear Today’s midget subs owe much FOR EVERYTHING in Furniture E. T. McNichols, Cadiz, Ky., $1,799.00 Phone 522-8476 submarine. to Captain ‘ Jarques-Yves Oous- If you meet the above qualifications see us at Rugs and Appliances see AL Home phone 522-3959 or Office Other midget sulbmarines are teau’s Diving Sascer, built by the Includes Directional Sig BERT WALLACE. once for complete details regarding the date, 522-6618. (22c) expected to be useful in ship sal- French Undersea Research Cen nals, Seal Bells, Windshield ter at Marseille with National Washer, Heater, Inside time and place of our local "Miss Pork Queen" Geographic aid. The jet-powered rearview mirror; Heavy Bauty Contest. Call Us Today... Diving Saucer, first tested in duly Rear Springs; Oil Fil 1959, has made some 400 dives ter, Model C1404. (Tax and for scientific purposes. Only 6.5 Lie. Extra) CADIZ MILLING COMPANY feet in diameter, the Saucer car WILBUR F. BOGGESS Phone 522-6688 Cadiz, Ky. ries a pilot and olhserver. CHEVROLET COMPANY Mass-produced underwater ve Phone 522-6636 Cadiz, Ky. hicles may someday be as com (tfc) mon as automebiles, according to «i ■ ■ I the American ocean expert Atbel-

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An organization to improve and extend the uses of concrete, made possible by the financhi support o f most competing cement manufacturers in the United States and Canada ^ CADIZ MOTOR COMPANY WESTERN KENTUCKY COAL PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION An organization working for the interest of the Kentucky coat industry Cadiz, Ky. Phone 522-6601