A-2, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, March 6,1991

E nd o f w ar Just The Other Day W e 'r e By Billy Rawls ’tribute’ to

I was recuperating from re­ p r o u d technology, cuperating, but my brain m igh t would not allow me to nap. It o f th e was mulling over thoughts concerning the "Old Timers men and women V o ice Basketball Game" that is scheduled for Saturday Night, of March 30, 1991 at Trigg V en a b le County High School. Last year this event was very suc­ By KeithS. cessful in raising funds for Venable new T.C.H.S. band uniforms A-''* and getting old gangs to­ gether. Along with all Americans I 0 My thoughts strayed back to Cadiz High School and the two rejoice at the rapid end of the cinder basketball courts that were squeezed in on both ends o f Iraq War. It is a tribute to of the school-house lot. Mostly, they were used as play­ American technology and the grounds for recess. But occasionally our two basketballs O p e r a t io n might of the U.S., and the were dribbled or shot at the warped plank backboards that skill and dedication of our held netless hoops which would not have survived a slam- D e s e r t young men and women in the dunk by boys wearing knee-pads to protect them from rough service. cinders. Every time I visit Ft. As I wondered if Cadiz really did play Lamasco and Cobb, S t o r m Campbell I have been im­ my telephone rang, and mental telepathy answered my pressed by the motivation £ thoughts in the person of Louise White Smiley of Okee­ shown by the people in the chobee, Florida (formerly from Cobb, Kentucky). Mrs. Smi­ It's Over!! 101st. ley called me to converse with a kindred soul -although a complete stranger- of "the good old stu ff of her past. Mrs. When I came through Ola Mae Crider, a snow-bird neighbor from Trigg County, Cadiz, before I knew a soul in had loaned her a Cadiz Record to read. We talked of many War in Persian Gulf ends town, the trees along Main things; from Cobb's nightrider, Dr. Amos, to shipping Street told me what a nice moonshine down the Cumberland River from Lock E. She The war in the Persian Gulf town it must be. Now, the also confirmed my idea that C.H.S. once played basketball came to an end almost as fast Speaking of wrestling stars, years and improper pruning at Cobb. as it began last Wednesday I got a chartce to see promoter have not been kind to some of when the Iraqis seemed to Eddie Marlin that afternoon them. With stubby limbs they Much water has passed under our bridges since John Ban­ turn tail and run back to Sad­ and again at the matches that look like skeletons. ister with his muscular body and intimidating grin helped dam Hussein. night. I remember watching Main Street would be im­ win games in the Cadiz Motor Co. building and later at the President Bush came on Eddie Marlin when he wres­ proved if the stubs were cut new T.C.H.S. gym. Students schooled in quon-set huts. television to the people of the tled when I was a very young close to the trunk, the poor un­ Players practiced ball in a warehouse. Virginia Lee United States almost to the boy. He wre stled as a tag team sightly trees cut down, and Thompson started a band. Cadiz merchants bought uni­ minute, except six weeks eyeballs, and other things too with Tommy Gilbert. For young trees planted for the forms for cheerleaders and majorettes and drum majors. later, to let us know that the terrible to mention in this those of yo)a in the wresting future. Scotty Edwards and Greg and Dwight Smith from Princeton war with Iraq was over after column. know, that’s "Hot Stuff Ed­ Dotson High School stole a trip to the "Sweet Sixteen" from Iraqi soldiers decided they'd I don't know that it wouldn't die Gilbert's dad. It was re­ Jean Felix gave an the Wildcats in Trigg's new super-gymnasium while spec­ had enough of what the allied be better to have gone ahead ally great seeing Marlin interesting review of a poem tators literally climbed the roof to see. Little Billy Alexan­ forces had to give them. and gotten rid of Saddam again, as well. by Bonnie McConnell of der's showmanship broke Trigg's stage-fright at Freedom The thing that really gripes when we had the chance. Princeton. The poem told in a Hall to help them gain the semi-finals. me the most, however, was the Before I close this week, I'd poetic way about many things Josephine Franklin, Gilbert Coliani, William Ruther­ fact that Saddam was denying Last Thursday night, I had like to say something to all I remember we did on the ford, Wayne Hpnter, Roy McNeil, Paul Perdue, Duke Bur­ that they were retreating. He the chance to see the live you guys wlio've had a part in farm and in the home when I nette, and others, too numerous to mention, produced players says that they were pulling out wrestling matches at the Operation Desert Storm and was a child. of music and ball who have won acclaim and thrilled the of Kuwait on their own. Sure, THgg County High School Operation Desert Shield. Ev­ Book reviews are held soul of proud Trigg fans. I'll bet that every country gym, sponsored by the Cadiz eryone here at home are re­ monthly at 12 p.m. on the 2nd that's gotten the stuffing beat Dream Factory. ally proud of you and can't Monday at the John L. Street The woods are still full of ex-Trigg students who had their out of them was just pulling Hopefully, nobody left with­ wait for the day that you'll be Library. day. Great numbers of them turned out last year to fellow­ out. Come on, Saddam. Who out having a good time. I coming home. We've really ship and help a good cause. But where were you? are we really kidding here? know I sure did enjoy seeing missed you, but we know "If you run out of gas all that Ed Francis of Trigg's first basketball team scored 2 points Friday morning, I heard some of the wrestlers that I you've been doing what you is hurt is your pride. If you with his determined efforts. His sister, Lucille Witty, joy­ about some of the dreadful and enjoyed seeing when I lived felt you should do. We're run out of water or oil, your fully, but hesitantly, tooted a trumpet. There was Peggy, horrible things Saddam and in Tennessee. They sure proud of you and proud of the engine may be ruined." Chappell, Danny, Jim, Mae, Billy, James, Jo, Doris, his men did to the poor people know how to put on a good United States of America! James Hendricks. William, etc. But where were H. B., Nelson, Polly, Jean, of Kuwait after they had taken show. Jeff Jarrett, Billy Way to go!! Lucretia, Johnny, Joe, Ted, Billy (another one), Carl Ray, over the country. According to "Superstar" Dundee, and all Well, that's about all I've Doris Ahart, Murryville, "Pigger," and all the other ones who would like to see each a doctor on ABC news, said the rest couldn't have been got to talk about for another Pa., wrote, asking where to other again? that Saddam's men had been any nicer to the fans and week. Until next time, see you find a copy of the book, "Sam cutting off ears, plucking out that's really commendable to around!!! Walton," She had read my What are you doing on Easter Eve this year? Do you want account of the founder of Wal- to see the names of sponsors on the back of band uniforms or Mart and remembered meet­ pay to see them march in a parade? Are your old friends ;v:v; Letters ing him at the Hopkinsville memories or can some of them still toot and dribble? Wal-Mart where she worked. COME AND SEE ! ! ! Writer requests chance to answer criticisms Dear friends, unwarranted, untrue or un­ given the option of responding I stopped at radio station Do you remember: H. S. White, Sr., John A. Milam, Lois WKDZ to meet the new own­ A colleague has aptly called worthy of publication or to the candidate's statements. Noel, Elmer Hopson, and/or piccolos playing "Stars and ers, James Maddox, Richard this the time of year "the silly broadcast. This office is staffed Mon- Striped Forever?" Albright and L.W. Harris. I season." As such, you will be And, second, I'm not sug­ day-Fridayi 8 a.m. to 4:30 did not meet them, but had a frequently be visited by or gesting that any reporter fail p.m. and may be reached by nice visit with young Tom invited to cover public to report a candidate’s state­ calling eithejithdr r (502) 564-7130 or Rogers, an announcer at the addresses of Kentucky's ments, allegations or criti­ 564-6786. After working hours station. Tom is a grandson of Cherry Bake-off and Democratic and Republican cisms regarding this agency. and on weekends, I can usu­ Ed and Ivy Rogers. hopefuls for state office. But, I DO strongly request ally be reached at (502) 459- Luncheon is success Recently, it has come to my that any statements by candi­ 4781. attention that this agency may dates regarding the perfor­ Obviously), I can’t guaran­ Lawrence Sumner told me Dear Sir: eat. Members and friends have found disfavor with one mance, services or adminis­ tee an immediate response on of the work he had done reno­ I wish to take this opportu­ who spent from four to eight or more of the candidates, and tration of the Cabinet for Hu­ every issue), should such an vating the 150-year-old Ma­ nity to thank everyone who hours setting up tables, deco­ they have taken to expressing man Resources should be re­ occasion arise. Even if I can't sonic building back of the participated in the Cherry rating the room, and serving their opinions, on the record, ported only after this agency respond, I do request the courthouse. I stopped in the old Dessert Bake-Off and Lun­ the meal did a great job. to members of the Kentucky is given an opportunity to re­ chance to give your readers building and saw how cheon which was held by the A big THANK YOU to all of m edia. spond. "our side” whenever this beautiful it is. James Thomas Chapter, our Trigg County friends who A long time ago, I was told To do any less, I feel, would agency is b^ing taken to task, Julie Swain showed me Daughters of the American came to eat and fellowship that the "Cabinet for Human be journalistically unethical rightly or wjrongly, just as you around and told me it is now Revolution, on February 22, with us! Without you the day Resources is like the biggest and may very well mislead would in a non-election story. Home to the Adult Day Center. 1991. would not have been a suc­ elephant in the jungle. When Kentucky taxpayers and vot­ Thank you for your consid­ They have a lot of activities You who entered desserts in cess. Your local support has someone starts shooting, CHR ers about the quality of ser­ eration of this request. planned for Seniors. the bake-off helped to make made it possible for us to help makes a very recognizable vices provided by the more Sincerely, I met the other staff mem­ this part of the day exciting other through DAR as well as and easy target." than 11,000 Kentuckians who Brad Hughes bers: Carolyn Bland, Nina and fun. Without you there local projects. Straight out, I want to state work for this agency. Office oif Communications Jones, Mary Jo Snyder, Em­ would have been no contest. two things that this letter does As I said, this has already Cabinet for Human Resources mett Henderson. Sincerely, Our members who worked NOT suggest: happened on at least two occa­ Mrs. Edward Rogers, Regent so hard preparing the many First, I'm not suggesting sions that I am aware of. In James Thomas Chapter, KS- dishes of delicious food made that all criticism of this neither case was I or any other DAR it possible for us to serve over agency by all candidates is spokesperson for this agency (II j e (Hahtz 5Rrcorh 200 of our friends who came to 330 Third Street, Cadiz William H. Rawls Jr...... Circulation Manager Jan Cave...... Advertising Director Duties of Secretary of State told by candidate Published each Wednesday by Waterland Press line. Second class postage paid in Cadiz, Trigg County, Ky. USPS-082-520. Single copy: 50 cents. Subscrip­ To the Editor: My main concern is the ap­ done is having the schools transportation costs on mov­ On Jan. 28, 1991, I filed for tion Rates: in county, $13.50; out of county Post athy in Kentucky on voting closed on election day - this ing voting machines and Office, $14.50; out of state, $18.00; subscriptions the Office of Secretary of day. We need to generate in­ is already done on presiden­ rental of voting precincts. sbld only by year. Address all mail to P.O. Box 311 State. The Secretary of State terest and concern for our tial elections -- then use the Federal Law (Public Law Cadiz, Kentucky 42211. Phone (502) 522-6605. should have experience in 98-435) mandates that our News and display advertising deadlines each public offices. Who is going to schools as precincts. This M onday, a 4:00 p.m. Classified display ads and handling voting. As a former be elected to public office? The could be used as an in-service polling places be accessible. reader ads deadline each Friday at 2:00 p.m. Adver­ County Clerk of one of the one that spends the most day so the schools would not Most of our schools are acces­ tising rates available upon request. largest counties in Kentucky, money or the one with the most loose money. Several sible. Located on Nunn Blvd. Office open daily 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; closed Saturday, Sunday and holidays. I have the experience to han­ ability and character? precincts could be at the same Gerald Benson dle the duties of this office. The first thing that can be school. This would save on Butler, KY 41006 The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, March 6 1991, A-3 New DUI law toughens rules for more than driver

FRANKFORT - While the ing an arrest. deemed at "hardship" without prosecutors to assist the local port to local courts and the Through next year, 18 per­ recently passed legislation on * Fines and jail sentences one. This includes persons court, and the Chief Justice Cabinet in terms of assess­ cent is earmarked for the drunk driving doesn't im­ for adults convicted for the who say they must drive to can take "necessary and rea­ ment, progress and atten­ Justice Cabinet's plans for mediately pull the offender off first, second, and third of­ work, school, medical care, or sonable" actions to have the dance by offenders. providing testing apparatus, the road, as some groups fenses remain essentially the court-ordered counseling and backlog of cases resolved. T h e state will give at least and 17 percent will go to the wanted, the law does signifi­ same, except that a five-year treatment programs. Verifi­ The Circuit Court clerk one breath alcohol analysis Administrative Office of the cantly change current laws time frame is imposed for the cation of "hardship is re­ must collect revoked licenses unit to each county. Courts to help Circuit Court and practices. accumulation of offenses. quired. and report them to the Trans­ Money to support enforce­ Clerks' offices to computerize Effective July 1, the law, ap­ (The penalties are: first of­ These drivers are to be portation Cabinet. ment of the law will come to their reporting. proved as House Bill 11 in the fense, a fine of between $200 readily identified to law offi­ The Cabinet for Human the state from federal high­ The final 15 percent, recent General Assembly and $500 or two to 30 days in cers (and other drivers) by the Resources has the enormous way safety grants. The through 1992, is appropriated special session, makes it jail; second offense, $350-$500 placement of two-by-three- job of making sure that treat­ biggest share of the federal pie to the Unified Prosecutorial tougher for drunk drivers to fine and seven days to six inch decal in the rear window ment programs are available - 50 percent - goes to the Cab­ System for salaries and ex­ continue their habit, and it months in jail; third offense, of their vehicle. If stopped by a to DUI offenders at all levels. inet for Human Resources penses for special prosecutors also makes the job of local $500-$l,000 fine and 30 days to police officer, the hardship *Administrators of treat­ which must see to the treat­ called on to assist local and state officials more de­ 12 months in jail.) driver must show a permit ment programs must also re­ ment aspect. courts. m anding. The toughness kicks in card which delineates the The law stiffens penalties with the fourth or subsequent conditions of his/her privi­ for driving under the influ­ offense within a five-year pe­ lege. ence and requires swifter riod. The offender then be­ That's what the driver is up justice with increased moni­ comes guilty of a Class D against. Now, look at what toring of the justice process. felony, and a minimum sen­ local and state authorities First, on the driver's side, tence of 120 days in jail is face with the new law. here are some of the high­ imposed. Importantly, the law T h o se district judges and lights of the legislation. also states that the sentence prosecuting attorneys who * Law officers must ar­ cannot be "suspended, pro­ have been accused of drag­ range for a blood or urine test bated or subject to conditional ging their feet when it comes for those suspected of DUI if a discharge or other form of to DUI cases, to put it bluntly, breath test proves inadequate early release." are going to have to get on the to substantiate suspicions. In *A court officer must auto­ stick. The law directs the addition to detecting alcohol, matically revoke the license courts to revoke licenses ei­ blood and urine tests can in­ of DUI offenders under the ther at the arraignment of the dicate the use of drugs that af­ age of 21, those who refuse a offender or "as soon as such fect driving ability. breath or other test, those who relevant information be­ * Drunk drivers who have have been convicted of one or comes available" for prose­ pulled off the road and are not more prior offenses or have cution. actually driving the car when previously lost their licenses The "court" must also report arrested can no longer use the for DUI. to the Transportation Cabinet defense that they were not *The counted offenses in­ all convictions and license * Y technically operating the ve­ clude those that occur in any revokations. M hicle to escape conviction. By state, not just Kentucky. The prosecuting attorney is HIKE THE SHORELINE: Well over 300 persons braved the windy conditions of Saturday morning to be involved in the second annual LBL's Hike the Shoreline. The day was used to pick up litter and refuse around inserting a simple phrase -- * Fines and jail terms are also directed not to amend Kentucky Lake and Lake Barkley. Many gathered at 8 a.m. to register for the event and were rewarded with not the end of the DUI of­ "or be in physical control of a any charges unless an alco­ a Glad cap and bags to use to put refuse into. motor vehicle" - the new law fender’s sentence. Whether hol test is proved in error by closes an old loophole. the first or fourth offense, the "uncontroverted scientific * While law officers cannot driver must attend an alcohol evidence" or unless prosecu­ revoke a suspected drunk or substance abuse education tion witnesses are or will be PUBLIC NOTICE driver's operator's license at or treatment program. First unavailable for trial. the arrest, as some supports offenders must enroll for 90 T h e clerk of the court that County Road Aid had hoped, the district judge days; subsequent offenders hears DUI cases has a moni­ Proposed Use Hearing must revoke licenses on the for one year. The offender toring role in the process. The following scale: first offense, must pay for the treatment, clerk must report all such A public hearing will be held by Trigg County at the courthouse on April 10th unless unable to, in which for 90 days; second offense, cases that have not been re­ at 8:30 A.M. for the purpose of obtaining written and oral comments of citizens one year; third offense, two case, the taxpayer, through solved within 90 days of arrest regarding possible uses of the County Road Aid funds. All interested persons years; fourth or subsequent state and federal funds, forks to the Administrative Office offense, five years. over the payment. of the Courts. The quarterly and organizations in Trigg County are invited to the public hearing to submit * The law also takes into *However, lest non-offend­ reports are due the first of oral or written comments on possible uses of the County Road Aid funds. Any consideration those drinkers ers become too complacent January, April, July, and person(s), especially senior citizens, who cannot submit written comments or who might become physically about their safety on the high­ October. attend the public hearing but wish to submit comments, should call the office and mentally impaired before way, first offenders can get by *In the chain of judicial of the county judge/executive by April 9th so that the county may make they reach the violating limit with only a 30-day revokation safeguards, the Administra­ arrangements to secure their comments. of 0.10 blood alcohol. When a of their licenses. Tossed in tive Office of the Courts must breath test shows less than near the end of legislative de­ then forward a copy of the re­ 0.10 but more than 0.05, a law bated on the hill, the law al­ ports to the Chief Justice and officer can consider "other lows for granting a special the Attorney General. The AG competent evidence" in mak­ operator's license for those may then appoint special n Cards o f * thanks

Our sincere thanks to the many friends who came through for us during the time of our accident. The love you showed us through prayers, visits, cards, calls, flowers and food will never be forgotten and held in our hearts always. Special thanks to the churches and Sunday school classes for putting us on your prayer H ello lists. We know that there was no way we could have pulled through this tragedy without Hamburger, spiritual blessings and loving friends. We’re your neighbor, just down the street, and we’d Cool Twist or Kid's Soft Drink Our deepest thanks to our loving friends who are still taking time out of their busy love to have you visit. If you 5 9 0 schedules to help us. haven’t been to Hardee’s® lately, or even if you have, Cheeseburger, May God Bless each and every one of you, you’re in for a real taste treat. Kid's Shake or June and R.L. Perry We’re changing at Hardee’s, Small Frye and for the better. We now 6 9 0 An extra special thanks from: Carey & Judy Calhoun & Family, Craig Calhoun, Francis & Mack Savage, Sue & Bob Long, use cholesterol free vegetable 3 Pc. Chicken or Maurice & Jane Thurman, Larry Thurman & Family, Pat Carr & Family, oil, and offer a variety of Plain Hot Dog Bobbie Sumner & Family, Deloris Harris & Family, garden fresh salads, as well 7 9 0 Debbie Cortner & Damon, Vickey & Kevin Litchfield as our famous 14 lb.* Burgers, Specialty Sandwiches, and 1/4 Cheeseburger or Jr. Bacon Cheeseburger Chicken Stix™ finger food. 9 9 0 So, drop in to Hardee’s. You’ll be glad you came. Kid's Meal Only $ 1 .9 9 C orrection * Pre-cooked weight

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"It In its Feb. 28 meeting, one came in 1987. won't necessarily mean we commissioners, with six of "We'd originally planned won't apply for future grants the 10 member present, voted to do it (urban renewal) in for urban renewal," he said. on the resolution to approve the plan which allows the city to use a $500,000 block grant for the Cadiz Northside Develop­ Community Calendar ment project. The city re­ ceived the grant in Nov. 1990. TOPS: The daytime chapter meets every Thursday at 10 City Clerk Jim Lancaster a.m. at Cadiz Baptist Church or call leader, Darlene Sherbit .said the money will be used to: at 522-6027. * rehabilitate 27 dilapidated existing buildings. ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES: Adult Education * allow construction of five Classes will be held every Tuesday and Thursday from 9:00 new low-income, single­ a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and every Tuesday and Thursday evening NEW FLAG PRESENTED: Woodmen of the World Lodge #20 President Linda Caldwell presented family dwellings. from 6:00 to 8:30 p.m. For information, call 522-0927. Buddy Perry, Athletic Director of Trigg County High School, with a new 5'x 8' American Flag to be hung in * allow destruction of 18 old the TCHS gym. Woodmen of the World, next to the U.S. government, buys and donates more flags than any buildings. other organization. Also pictured are W.O.W. members Justin Cain, Joshua Cain, and Sara Chewning. OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS: Overeaters Anonymous * allow the installation of will meet every Tuesday from 5:30-6:30 p.m. in the base­ approximately 2,400 feet of ment of Old Cadiz Baptist Church. Schools may begin applying for state sewer lines. Lancaster said the $500,000 AMERICAN LEGION POST #74: The American Legion funds to create at-risk student centers grant was the most a city Post #74 will meet the first Monday night of each month at 6 could get, and it comes from p.m. the $2 million allocated to the FRANKFORT, KY - Ken­ Requests for proposals to "Depending on what the Saturday, March 9,1991 state of Kentucky by the fed- tucky's 176 county and inde­ establish such centers at ele­ schools propose to provide H istorical Society: The Trigg County Historical Society pendent school districts may mentary, middle and/or high themselves, such as in-kind will meet Saturday, March 9,1991 at 12 noon at Hamtown. now begin the process of ap­ schools have been mailed to services, we believe that first Truck dam aged plying for state funds to create every Kentucky school system year funding will range be­ M onday, M arch 11,1991 local centers designed to as­ by the Interagency Task tween $10,000 and $90,000 for in accident Ladies o f the Hospital Auxiliary: The Ladies of the Hos­ sist at-risk students and their Force on Family Resource state support of operational pital Auxiliary will meet in the dining room of the Trigg fam ilies. and Youth Services Centers, expenses." County Hospital on Monday, March 11 at 2:00 p.m. which is staffed through the Cowherd said, "The centers James D. Mashburn, of Cabinet for Human Re­ will link a student at risk of Princeton, Ky., told the Trigg B ook R eview G roup: The Book Review Group will meet at Man charged sources. failing in school due to prob­ County Sheriffs Department, 12 noon at the John L. Street Library. Keith Venable will in Tennessee Under the Education Re­ lems at home with existing he did not see a second vehicle review the biography of Sam Watson. form Act of 1990, Gov. Wal­ community services that can which he backed into. lace G. Wilkinson and the help resolve or reduce the ef­ At 12:40 p.m. on Feb. 27, the D ream F actory: The Dream Factory will meet Monday, Richard Henry Whitehead, General Assembly set aside fects of the family's troubles. department reports Mashburn March 11 at 7 p.m. at the Bank of Cadiz Community Room. 41, of 414 E. College, $9.5 million to support centers "This isn't a program lim­ backed his 1975 Chevrolet into Murfreesboro, Tenn., was in the 1991-92 school year. ited to low-income families," a 1990 Ford Ranger pickup Community Calendar arrested in Chattanooga, Task force chairman and he said. "Approved proposals owned by Billy E. Sumner of Sponsored By Tenn. on Feb. 28. Human Resources Secretary will have to include a com­ Cadiz. Whitehead was charged for Harry J. Cowherd, M.D., mitment that any identified, The accident occurred in the violating his probation. He is said, "The task force has es­ at-risk student will be as­ parking lot of the Cadiz Trigg Used Appliances on probation for felony non­ timated that between 125 and sisted through these centers." Milling Company. 5510 Hopkinsville Road support. 150 sites (involving schools Formal proposals must be According to sheriffs The Trigg County Sheriffs with at least 20 percent of the received in Frankfort by 4:30 reports, there was no damage (Junction 1-24 & Hwy. 68 at Montgomery) Department brought students eligible for free p.m. on May 13. Cowherd said to the Mashburn vehicle and Cadiz, KY Whitehead back and he is school meals) may be funded the task force hopes to an­ moderate damage to lodged in Trigg County Jail. next school year. nounce grants by early June. Sumner's truck. 522-0318

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i 4 4 Murray State plans events for week

March 11: High School Livestock Show and Exposi­ ness Building at Murray State March 16: Horse Pull: ^ Journalism and Broadcast­ tion Center. Admission is University. Fee is $150. Call Horse Pull weigh-in at noon, ing Workshop. Registration free. Call (502) 762-3125 for 762-4159 or 1-800-669-7654 pull at 6 p.m in West Ken­ will begin at 8 a.m. in Curris information. (from outside Calloway tucky Exposition Center. Ad­ Center for the annual high March 11, 12, & 13: Jesse County) for more informa­ mission is $3. Sponsored by school workshop for students Stuart Workshop: Non-credit tion. West Kentucky Horse Pullers and advisers at Murray State community education course March 14 and 15 offices Association. Call (502) 753- University. Sessions include from 6 to 8 p.m. at a Murray closed: Administrative office 2886 for information. editing, reporting, feature State University campus lo­ at Murray State will be closed cation to be announced. Fee is for spring break. and yearbook writing, legal March 16: WKMS Spring $40. Call 762-4159 or 1-800-669- March 15: Mule Pull: Mule problems, interviewing and Friendship Festival Begins: 7654 (from outside Calloway pull weigh-in at 11:30 a.m., ^ broadcasting. For more in­ On-air fundraiser will con­ formation contact Dr. Robert County) for more informa­ pull begins at 6:30 p.m. in tinue until the "No Blarney McGaughey, departmental tion. West Kentucky Exposition Goal" of 800 charming AUUKKSSES GENERAL ASSEMBLY: Rep. Ramsey Morris, D- chairman, at (502) 762-2387. March 12 and 13: Begin­ Center. Admission is $3. friends is reached for lis­ Hopkinsville (right) talked with the new State Education Commissioner March 11: Open Riding. ning Pagemaker Desktop Sponsored by West Kentucky tener-supported National Dr. Thomas Boysen (left) after Boysen addressed a joint session of the Open riding from 5 to 8 p.m. Publishing: Computer course Mule Pullers Association. Public Radio affiliate at 91.3 Kentucky General Assembly. (Legislative Research Commission and barrel riding from 8 to 10 from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 Call (502) 247-8246 for infor­ photo). FM. p.m. in the West Kentucky p.m. in Room 209N of Busi­ mation. Two charged on alcohol • Trigg Alcohol and Drug Task Force meets and marijuana charges Trigg County's Alcohol and alcohol use and explore the youths. plans to assess the local prob­ Two Cadiz residents were arrested after being stopped by the Drug Task Force Advisory problem revolving around The Task Force consists of lem, then list both short- and Trigg County Sheriff's Department on March 2. Committee met February 27, drug and alcohol use and community representation long-term goals. The Task John D. Staples, 80 Linton Lane, remains in Trigg County at City Hall. abuse by the younger mem­ across the board, schools, law- Force realizes it is necessary Jail. He was arrested and charged with DUI, third offense and Though making application bers of the community. enforcement agencies, me­ to be involved in activities for driving on a DUI suspended license. for a Drug Free School grant, The mission of the Task dia, health professionals, and strategies that encompass According to the Sheriffs Department, Staples was also Trigg County Schools initi- Force is to develop a commu­ clerev. and parent input. prevention, intervention sup­ arrested on an outstanding bench warrant with multiple _ ated a Task Force for Trigg nity which is united in The Task Force had its 2nd port and after-care for alcohol charges from Christian County. ™ County to explore the problem generating an alcohol/drug meeting in the new city hall's and other drug issues and A passenger in Staples' automobile, Sharon J. Lane, of 7184 revolving around drug and free environment for our conference room. The group concerns. Linton Road, was arrested at the scene for alcohol intoxication. While being processed at the Trigg County Jail, Lane was charged with possession of marijuana. After Four Rivers Productions hosts literary contest posting bond, Lane was released from jail.

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3182 Frye, Jesse & Connie 111.89 3184 Frye, Marcus 18.34 DELINQUENT TAX LIST NOTICE 3185 Frye, Marcus 25.67 3191 Fuller, Cecil & Margaret 13.21 3208 Fulmer, W illia m & Martha 19.07 3209 Fulmer, W illia m & Martha 24.21 The following 1990 real estate tax bills will be offered for sale at the Trigg County 3281 Gabbard, M orris Dale 25.75 3285 Gaddis, H arris 25.67 Sheriffs Office on Saturday, March 30, 1991, at 10:00 a.m. following the 3302 Gammel, T rav is P artnership 135.73 publication of this delinquent tax notice for three weeks. Pursuant to Kentucky 3309 Gant, Dorothy 17.90 3339 Garnett, Fred T ., William E. & Philip A. $216.44 State Law. Total tax does include penalties. 3344 G a rre tt, Lon H. 30.14 3359 Gates, Bobby L ., S r. 80.72 3360 Gates, Glen 22.02 3370 Gemmill, John W. 20.83 3386 G e rtis e r, John L. 47.69 3392 Gibbs, Frank 133.71 T rig g County S h e r iff's O ffic e 1563 Cannon, Robert E. 377.85 3404 G iffo rd , D aniel S. & Una Kay 458.56 33.01 Delinquent Tax h is t 1570 Cantrell, William & Gail 36.70 3433 Glanville, James V. Trustee 1578 Carmody, Robert J. 17.37 3435 G lass, Rebecca A. 29.36 1990 1579 Carnahan, M. G. 14.44 3456 G oforth, Clarence 22.02 1611 C arr, Timothy Hugh 114.08 3457 Goforth, Clarence 307.79 1634 C a rte r, James B. & Anne 13.21 3458 Goin, Sherry L. 20.83 BILL NO. NAME ” AMOUNT 1656 Casey, James & Brenda 216.44 73.38 1674 Cavanaugh, Mary 212.78 3515 Gorman, B i l l S, Charlene 1676 Cavanaugh, Roger 280.64 3516 Gottman, Donald & Others 179.75 183.44 15.37 19 Acree, Floyd E. 1677 Cavanaugh, W illie Mae 23.11 3527 Grace, Qrie E. & Ann 24 ;• Adams, Carol Jo 25.67 3582 Gray, David & Kay 29.36 70 ’ - Adkins, George H. & Gladys 30.06 1711 Chaney, Woodrow 19.80 72 Adkins, Mrs. Robert 13.21 3604 Gray, L yle 14.96 138.68 90 Ahart, Johnny & Gwen 1725 Chennault, Donald & Saundra 36.65 3659 Gresham, W alter, J r. 128.39 1 ,45 4.0 0 98 Aldray Motel 1741 C h ilto n , Douglas & Glenda 29.36 3663 G riffin, Donald & Barbara 22.02 108 A ldridge, W illia m P. % Deborah Hudson 22.02 1745 Choat, Harvey C. 68.53 3674 G r i f f it h , Atfinie Woodruff 24.95 124 Alexander, Mildred 15.39 1746 Choat, Harvey C. 18.34 3688 Grimes, Mary J. 11.74 128 Alexander, Rheda 181.96 3700 Gross, Gene & Cheryle 20.83 135 Alexander, Tandy, Jr. 23.30 1765 Christopher Mien Properties 249.47 3706 Groves, Kenneth R. 132.08 % Charles Alexander 1766 Christy, Michael & Brenda 73.38 3707 Groves, Kenneth R. 65.07 150 Allen, Anthony L. & Marilyn 15.92 % Debbie F u tr e ll 3711 Grubbs, Selby & Mary 89.91 18.34 227 Allen, Viola 1769 Chumbler, Rev. Charles A. 18.84 3713 Grubbs, W illie & Sudie 20.86 20.83 235 Allen, William Robert & Thurston 1794 C lark, Jacob E. 25.75 3714 Grubbs, W illie & Sudie 124.74 273 Anderson, A lv in L. 168.76 1800 C la rk , John C. 55.19 3717 Gude, Frank 124.74 305.94 280 Anderson, Dilman & Jacqueline 1801 C la rk , John L. & Edna 26.41 3718 Gude, Gary E. 22.02 Anderson, Otey 295 22.73 1802 C lark, L arry £, C h ris tin e Lobas 25.67 3721 Gude, Richard A. & Florence 284.31 Andrews, Mrs. W illia m C. 308 16.87 1820 C la rk , Thomas A. & Kimberly 95.39 3729 Guier, Carl W. & Toni J. 267.80 A pplin, Georgia 314 17.09 1835 C lees, Eddie 25.67 3738 G u iffre , Maxine 22.02 Armstrong, Richard 333 24.21 1862 Coffey, Kenneth E. & Brenda 13.56 334 Armstrong, Richard 14.69 1879 Cole, Carlos E. 15.33 3765 H afer, Rodney & Deanna 33.01 Ashlock, J e rry & Linda 366 25.67 1902 C o lle y , Ralph Edward 25.67 3786 H ale , Gaylon & Avin 17.61 Bacon, Gordon B e ll 415 91.71 1907 C ollier, Steve & Dawn 25.67 3800 H a ll, Deborah 44.03 416 Bacon, J e rry T. 113.72 1941 Conder. D a rr e ll 3818 Hall, Robert 18.84 420 Bacon, Thomas Lee 18.34 14.96 Hamilton, Bradley 21.29 471 Baker, Lacy T. 27.89 1962 Cook, Lacy & Dorothy $143.07 3826 % Raymond Cook % Teresa McKinney 506 Balkey, Robert E. 31.19 1981 Cooper, Jimmie J. 71.53 3829 Hamilton, Patricia 40.35 515 B ancroft, Nancy H. 36.32 1982 Cooper, P h il & Donna 21.23 3832 Hamilton, Robert L. 128.39 569 Barnes, Luther D. 17.37 1987 Corbell, Glenn & Catherine 304.48 3855 Hampton, B ird ie 0 . 16.87 575 B arn e tt, John T. 48.79 1996 Cornelius, Albert L. 30.67 3858 Hanpton, Donnie & S h e lia 143.07 588 B a rre tte , W. Wayne & Maureen 143.07 2008 Cornett, Elijah, Sr., Est. 40.51 3876 Hancock, O llie 151.50 B a rre tte , W. Wayne & Maureen 117.40 589 3890 Hanna, W alter 28.68 14.50 % Juanita Wright 593 Bartleman, B ill & Carla 2009 C o rn ett, John & Mary E. 123.39 52.82 3099 Hardesty, Kenneth & Sharon 267.80 594 B a rtle y , Mark 2015 C ortner, Debra S. 304.48 27.14 608 B a ttle s , Jimmy Lee & Faye 2042 Cothran, W illie 94.58 49.24 3928 Hargrove, J. W. Ben E s t. 26.22 613 Beach, Fred 2046 C o t t r e ll, Rodney L. & Wanda J. 188.93 618 Bean, Ronald 29.36 3943 Harper, Coney L. 19.88 3944 Harper, Darrell & Lee Ann 51.37 632 Beckham, Robert J. 379.17 2079 Coyne, H arley H. & Rose 15.92 % Combine Music 2089 Crabtree, Walter A. 74.83 “3948 Harper, Edward E. & Lena $18. 34 647 B e lile , Mark 33.01 % William Crabtree % B ill Francis 653 Bell, Geraldine W. 18.84 3977 H a rris , A\nnie C. 14.22 657 Bell, Nora V. & Others 66.04 2124 Creekmur, Gregory & Laura 44.03 3998 Harris, Patricia J. 28.62 664 B e ltz , Charles R. & S y lv ia L. 18.84 2125 Creekmur, Jack W. & Susan 158.35 3999 Harris, Patricia J. 29.32 680 Berg, John A. 13.21 2128 Crenshaw, B illy & S h irle y 297.14 4004 Harris, William E. 18.78 698 Berry, Rollie 13.21 2135 Crenshaw, L i l l i e Ire n e 275.87 4041 H a tfie ld , Donald R. 66.04 2137 Crenshaw, S h irle y Dyann 55.02 4042- Hatfield, Marie Guardian For Roger 25.67 707 Bice, Kevin & Shelly 271.48 2138 Crews, Mrs. W. D. Est.,% Mary Jane Bridges 29.36 4089 Heatherly, Perry W. & B illy Ferrell 15.92 729 Bingham, Charles 119.59 2140 C ric k , B i l l y Joe 20.83 4091 Heaton, Paul R. & Karen D. 67.50 733 Bingham, Joe Lewis 84.37 2166 Cross, W illia m D. 202.64 4101 Heim, M fr e d C. 221.35 $27.74 770 B iv in , Forest O. 2176 Crown Point Timesharing In c . 14.69 % Frank Carrera 2182 Crump, J u lia 55.02 4103 H ein ike , M. H. 20.83 B lakeley, David F. 762- .220.12 2194 Crute, Robert & Cheryl «’ '' 182070' 4120 Henderson, D earl Neal & Lou 128.39 2205 C u n d iffB e n % Charles Jdnes ‘S''Carole Jordan 157.74 4121 Henderson, D earl Neal & Lou 19.80 803 Blane, William Estate 16.87 2213 Cunningham, M le n e 267.80 4155 Hendrix, Don & Yvonne 29.36 % M ichael Weber 2259 Cunningham, S. E. E state 13.95 4171 Henry, Ronald E. & Suzanne 119.96 807 Blankenship, Carl & Patricia 128.39 2270 Curlin, Cottrell, Jr. 608.98 4172 Henry, Ronald E. & Suzanne 370.51 866 Boone, Oscar 13.21 2271 Curlin, Cottrell, Jr. 21.56 4184 Henzi, Robert C. 13.95 2284 Currier, Steven 9 0 .9 8 4186 H erita g e P rin t Shop 145.18 896 Boren, N o rris Oneal 270.20 2287 C u rtis , A lv in D. 228.16 4200 H e rrin , Bobby J. 30.67 900 Boren, Tommy 45.49 4221 H icks, Connie D. 278.82 919 Bowden, W estley & Rhonda 22.02 2307 D S & H Development 16.65 4224 Hicks, E ls ie Sue 26.70 920 Bowden, Rhonda 41.39 -2317 Dame, Clarence, Sr. & Clarence, Jr. 16.87 4247 H i l l , D anie l R. 20.83 927 Bowles, W illia m N. 20.83 2333 D a rn e ll, Eugene & Weldon S u lliv a n 16.51 4252 H i l l , James B. 13.21 % W. N. Bowles 2348 D a rn e ll, Peggy S. 154.79 938 Boyd, Charles 187.09 2354 Daugherty, Samuel 0 . 17.61 4283 H ite , Paul 55.02 942 Boyd, E lizab e th 81.42 2374 Davis, Daniel E. & Linda 19.44 4287 Hobson, Frank E s t. 102.73 2398 Davis, Terry 18.34 % Teresa Payne 963 Boyd, Raymond 124.00 2412 Dawson, Donald W. 15.92 4288 Hobson, Frank E s t. 18.34 975 Boyle, E liza b e th G. 55.24 2414 Dawson, Donald W. 25.67 % Teresa Payne 1011 Brandon, Annie Mae J 22.52 2419 Dawson, Mark B. 14.96 4305 Hogan, Robert & G oldie 106.38 1012 Brandon, E lla Mae 42.56 2421 Dawson, Roy 128.39 4306 Hogue, W illia m R. & Beckie D. 29.36 1013 Brandon, H a ttie 33.01 2422 Dawson, Roy 22.89 4307 Hogue, W illia m R. & Beckie D. 337.51 1014 Brandon, Jackie & V irg in ia 115.56 2428 Dawson, W illia m Lynn 15.39 4310 H older, Edward & Sharon 72.64 1018 Brandon, Major E a rl & Annie Mae 77.44 2430 Day, P a tr ic ia 85.47 1019 Brandon, M ajor E a rl & Annie Mae 20.17 2437 Dean, M ichael & Diane 44.03 4337 Holley, L. J. 98.26 2438 Dean, W. A. 30.14 4345 Holloway, Warren D. 99.04 Braughton, George & Thelma Est 1047 27.74 2439 Deanda, Pedro & Naomi 30.81 4349 • Hollowell, William D. 19.80 .% Barbara L. Deal 2463 Deloach, J e rry & Telva 36.70 4408 Hornback, Roy P. & Wanda L. 28.62 1052 Bray, Mary & Donald 13.21 2464 Deloach, J e rry & Telva 38.89 1064 Brewer, Amelia R. 55.02 2505 Dewalt, Jack E. 25.67 Br in n e r, Raymond E. 4413 Horton, Raymond L. 17.90 1118 42.85 2512 Diamond Caverns P la n ta tio n Resort LTD A ttn : 58.71 1120 Brinlee, Linda 137.19 1131 Broadbent, Nell 49.52 A. Blankenship 4420 Housing & Urban Development 16.87 21.29 1154 Broadnax, Barbara 44.03 2517 Dickerson, Enos H eirs 14.96 4440 How ell, James R. CW3 % Odene Bryant 4451 Howlin, Rev. C a rr o ll 83.64 i Good Shepard C a th o lic M ission 1162 Brokaw, Harold R. 13.95 2528 Diggs, Ladonna 121.06 Hudson, H. H. 17.90 1171 Broshears, Chester B. 23.47 4473 2533 D illa r d , Elmo, J r . & Others 233.70 4474 Hudson, John & V irg in ia 36.70 % Robert Broshears 2534. D illa r d , Elmo, J r. 107.12 1172 B ro sie r, Gary & Tanya 47.69 2548 D ix, AVin 590.62 4500 Hughes, Mark N. 43.00 1175 Browder, Freeman 18.63 2558 Dixon, Homer W. 32.65 % E lla Hughes 1191 Brown, Gregory 597.96 2571 Dixon, William & Tenora 33.01 4505 Hughes, Richard D. 1193 Brown, Hazel & Lucie Thompson E state 25.67 47.69 2584 Domeck, Charles M. & James A. 21.65 4506 Hughes, Ronald % Hazel M ille r Brown 19.80 2594 D o rris , James M. 17.90 1209 Brown, Marvin R. 20.83 4532 Humphries, Holman 40.35 2599 Dorsey, Charles 25.67 % Barbara Mayers % Pauline Howell 2608 Douglas, H arry G. 86.93 1215 3rown, Richard & Vaneeda 13.34 4542 Hunt, Dewitt & Cteryl $13.21 2610 Dow, Charles 19.03 1218 Brown, Robert R. 121.06 4596 Ingram, William & Mildred 66.04 1221 3rown, W. G. 13.21 4597 Inman, M exander H. 20.83 2656 Duncan, David & M elisa S. 91.71 4599 Inman, Lloyd R. , % K atherine I . Yearian 21.78 2677 Dunn, Glenn 99.04 1226 Brown, W illia m P ., I I I . 13.95 4602 Irvin, Elliott P. 128.39 99.04 2695 Dunning, Lonnie Lee 209.10 1232 Bruce, Charles & Wanda 4603 Irvin, Frank Est. 16.51 2701 Duren, James W. & Mary 2 3 .4 3 f253 Bryant, Bertie Est. 17.94 % E lliott Irvin 1257 13.78 2727 Earheart, Dorothy 242.13 Bryant, Evert 4604 Irvin Hadie B. 69.70 1302 . Bullock, Mike & Marsha 33.01 2790 E l l i o t t , Dana 13.21 Jackson, David W. 1308 Bunch, Geroge 36.70 2798 Elliott, Phillippe H. 20.83 4623 14.64 6 Robert Estes 2817 England, James L. 19.80 1312 Burch, W illia m M. 14.44 2854 Eubanks, J. S. 20.76 4659 Jen T W International 33.01 J e te r, George D. & Linda S. 1322 Burgdorf, William 13.21 2861 Evans, Leroy 17.61 4672 36.70 1329 Burgess, Fred H. 17.90 2933 F e ltis , James C. & Nancy 33.01 4675 Jim W alter Homes 13.21 1339 Burke, Marietta & Carolyn 64.57 2946 Ferguson, William J. & Karen T. 62.36 4685 Johnson, Cornelius, Jr. & Gabriele 128.39 1340 Burke, Marietta &. Carolyn 22.02 2976 F ir s t N atio n al Bank o f L o u is v ille 18.34 Johnson, E a rl G. 1341 Burke Marietta & Carolyn 14.69 2979 Fisher, Lennis & Beatrice and George 50.34 4690 13.21 4697 Johnson, Henry'S. & Freddy R. Gish 14.96 1342 Burke, Marietta & Carolyn Burke 12.84 W. W right Johnson, John 1343 Burke, Marietta & Carolyn 24.57 4705 22.70 2987 Fitzpatrick, Thomas H ., Jr. 29.36 4708 Johnson, Lewis 51.37 4712 Johnson, M o llie S. 17.90 1344 Burke, M ertie $H7.69 2994 Fleeman, James L. & M ildred 37.40 4723 Johnson, Rose L. 14.69 3003 F le tc h e r, A lle n Ray & Susan 187.09 4725 Johnson, S. Lee 42.33 1377 Bush, Je rry Lee & Janice 28 9.81 % William B. Fletcher 4732 Johnson, W illie L. S. Yong Sun 33.01 1396 Bush, W inford Eldon 27.74 3006 Fletcher, William Bennett 14.69 4754 Jo ine r, David K. & Pam F. 22.02 4763 Jo ine r, Kevin & Pam 121.06 1411 Byrd, Harold N. 31.47 3012 Flood, Lawrence 32.13 4769 Joiner, Whitney Est. 16.87 1417 Cadiz Development Corp. 52.82 3013 Flood, Lawrence 281.01 4782 Jolly, Steven % Diane Ford 31.55 3031 Ford, Ethel 47.69 4799 Jones, Ernest 13.95 1446 C ald w ell, Edward & Linda 209.10 % Effie Lander 4801 Jones, Fannie ET( % Vaner Sholar 17.07 1447 C ald w ell, Sonja 201.76 4814 Jones, J o lly B. & Laura 22.73 1457 Calhoun, Charles W. 17.90 3057 Foster, M fred & Glenda 117.40 4816 Jones, Kenneth D. 106.38 1494 Calhoun, M ichael R. & Audrey Mae 55.02 3098 Francis, B ill C. & Sara 744.70 4821 Jones, Linda, % Great Financial Federal 179.75 1529 C a lv e rt, Ralph D. 28.17 3099 Francis, B ill C. & Sara 47.69 4829 Jones, Nina L. 13.56 1548 C a n fie ld , R. Stephen & Others 148.07 3100 Francis, B ill C. & Sara 4831 Jones, Patty 238.43 1549 C a n fie ld , R. ^Stephen & Others 87.73 363.18 3132 F ra z ie r, James W. 21.65 4832 Jones, Patty 499.48 1550 C a n fie ld , R. Stephen & Others 100.51 4863 Jones, W illia m H. 20.83 52.07 1551 C a n fie ld , R. Stephen & Others 3168 Freihaut, Robert J., Jr. 27.89 4872 Joseph, Roger & Sandy, % Anderson Shores 3 0 .5 9 1558 Carmon, J e rry 55.02 3178 Frontier Village, Inc. 50.25 4899 Kanipe, Owen L. & Eva Mae 20.83 1559 Cannon, Johnnie D. 18.84 3179 Frontier Village, Inc. 1 ,33 3.5 0 4900 Kanipe, Owen L. S. Eva Mae 495.24

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Burcham-Mullins marry on . 16 Birthday celebration to be held on March 24 Tina Burcham and David Hopkinsville, cousin of the Whipple of Crofton. Anderson, both of The friends and relatives of Mrs. Amos Earle are invited Mullins, both of groom; and Allen Elgin of The ringbearer was Clint Hopkinsville, assisted at the to celebrate her 80th birthday. Hopkinsville, were married Hopkinsville. Grace, of Hopkinsville, the reception. An open house will be held on Sunday, March 24, from 2-4 February 16, 1991 in a 1 p.m. Junior groomsmen were son of David and Allison Marcella Dunn, of p.m. Mrs. Earle will welcome friends at her home, 628 ceremony at New Barren Chris Mullins of Greenville, Grace. Hopkinsville, assisted at the Cedar Point Road. Springs Baptist Church, brother of the groom and A reception followed the guest register. Mrs. Earle has requested that the only gift be that of the Hopkinsville. Dereck Burcham of Cadiz, wedding in the fellowship Following a wedding trip to presence of her friends and family. Parents of the couple are cousin of the bride. hall of the church. A four-tier Gatlinburg, Tenn., the new Donald and Rita Burcham of Serving the couple as ushers heart shaped wedding cake Mr. and Mrs. David Mullins Hopkinsville, Jim Mullins of were Chad Walker of was served to guests. are making their home in Lawrenceburg, Tenn. and Hopkinsville and Kirt Angie Austrew and Tammy Crofton. Stephanie Morris to wed Ann Erps of Greenville. Prenuptial events included a The Rev. Denny Burchett rehearsal dinner hosted by Michael Pugh on April 6 performed the double-ring Jim Mullins and held at the The Rev. and Mrs. Kinnith cerem ony. Country Cafe. .The wedding will be held R. Morris, Hopkinsville, an­ Brice Long, of Hopkinsville, A gift reception was held by April 6 at 2 p.m. at the home of nounce the engagement of sang "Wind Beneath My Mitzi Noel and Debbie the bride-elect. Wings," "Just You and I," \***z£?1 their daughter, Stephanie Burcham at the Cadiz Baptist Invitations are being issued Dawn, to Michael Donald and "My Only Love." He was Church. Allison Grace hosted for the reception only, which Pugh. accompanied by pianist a shower at her home. The Michael is the son of Mr. will be held from 4 to 6 p.m! Linda Wilson, of bridesmaids were hostesses to and Mrs. Don Pugh of Mel­ Friends are invited to attend. Hopkinsville. a shower held at the Log House bourne, Fla. The church was decorated Restaurant. The bride-elect is a 1987 with two heart-shaped Becky Jaggers was hostess to graduate of Western Ken­ candelabras with white bows. a luncheon at the Duncan tucky University where she The bride, who was given in Center, and the staff of the was social chairman of Delta marriage by her father, wore Kinder Kollege hosted a Omicron Music Fraternity a white gown featuring a shower at the Kinder Kollege. bodice with pearls and and a member of the Student sequins, sheer long sleeves National Education Associa­ with beaded pearls and Society plans tion and Music Education sequins, and an open back Association. with pearl drapings. March meeting She is employed by the The gown featured a chapel Christian County Board of length train with full ruffles. The Trigg County Histori­ Education at Lacy Elemen­ In her hair, she wore a cal Society will meet on Sat­ tary School. fingertip-length veil with a urday, March 9, at noon at the Her fiance is a 1986 gradu­ head band of ribbons and tiny Hamtown Restaurant. ate of Western Kentucky red porcelain roses. University. He is employed She carried a bridal bouquet All members should be pre­ as a loan officer at Trigg of red and white roses with sent and visitors are always County Farmers Bank in sprays of pearl beads. welcom e. Cadiz. Stephanie Morris Matron of honor was Allison Grace of Gracey, Ky. N e w H o u rs! Bridesmaids were Misty Shearon of Crofton, Jennifer H a p p y BirJ Now open until 9 p.m. on Durham and Lanna Burch, Tuesday and Thursday! both of Hopkinsville. Junior bridesmaids were the Salon bride's cousin, Lauren Noel 7 Main Street, Cadiz of Cadiz and Brooke Grace of 522-8774 Gracey. Mr. and Mrs. David Mullins Brenda Jonea - Styliat/Manager Debbie FutreU - Stylist The bride's attendants wore Shelia Holland - Owner full-length dresses of red taffeta. They carried red and Formal Wear For Prom white roses. Flower girl was Layton Noel, Large Selections plus cousin of the bride, and Michael Jordon's "Black Jam" daughter of Bob and Mitzi Noel of Cadiz. Layton wore a Jonathan Chat C h at floor-length dress of red Now Taking Orders! taffeta. M a rc h 6 th M a rc h 7 th Best man was Jason Collins, One Y e ar 29 A gain of Hopkinsville. Groomsmen A n n 's were Joel Mullins, of 114 W. Main, Princeton, Ky. Hopkinsville, brother of the groom; Michael Killebrew, of 365-7471

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Traughber, Joe Outland, James Outland, and Charles Health Care Center in Dawson Springs, Ky. Surviving are his wife, Georgia Nunn Shelton of Outland. Honorary pallbearers were Dr. Eduardo Pavon, A native of Lyon County, she was bom March 3, 1914 to the Hopkinsville; three sons, Charles Shelton and Ralph Shelton Bill Rutherford, Bob Meadows, Tom McCarley, Dr. Ballard late John Thomas King and Mamie Ladd King. She was a of Riverside, Calif, and Herschel Shelton of Cadiz, Ky.; a member of Hurricane Baptist Church. Jolly, W.J. Hopson, George Major, Trim Major, Howard daughter, Mrs. Donald "Barbara" Guier of Hopkinsville; a Surviving are her husband, Buck Gray of Lyon County, Whaley, and Lon Durbin. Music was provided by Melissa sister, Mrs. Bessie Shelton of Hopkinsville; eight Ky.; two sons, Sonny Gray of Lyon County and John Hayden Ingram, soloist and Mary Skaggs, pianist. grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. Gray of Paducah, Ky.; two brothers, Bill King of Trigg Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Sunday, March 3, County and Cecil King of Lyon County; two sisters, Lola Mrs. Beulah Skinner Taylor 1991, at the Goodwin Funeral Home with Rev. Shoney Oliver Cherry of Alton, Illinois and Emogene Hall of Trigg County; and Rev. Billy Turner officiating. Burial was in the Mrs. Beulah Skinner Taylor, 102, a resident of Shady 9 four grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Delmont Cemetery in Trigg County. She was preceded in death by a granddaughter, Betsy Gail Lawn Nursing Center in Cadiz, Ky., died Thursday, Gray who died in 1976, a brother, Rufus C. King who died in February 28, 1991, following a long illness. Pallbearers were Robert Wyatt, David Wyatt, David 1986, and two sisters, Lucy Mae Wynn who died in 1977 and A native of Trigg County, she was born on June 1,1888 to the Esquiber, Barry Gilliland, Robert Hicks, and Billy Nunn. Mary Francis Oliver who died in 1980. late James Ransom Skinner and Lucinda Lawrence Honorary pallbearers were Vernon Shelton, Wilford Funeral services were held at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 5, Skinner. Shelton, Freddie Nunn, Norman Martin, Lindsay Barnes 1991, at the Goodwin Funeral Home with Rev. Gary Pate and She was a member of Dry Creek Primitive Baptist Church in Berlin Moore, Jr., and Ray Nunn. Providing music was the Rev. Wallis Gray officiating. Burial was in Blue Spring Trigg County and was a homemaker. Delmont Baptist Church Choir and Teresa Birdsong, pianist. Cemetery in Caldwell County, Ky. Surviving are four grandchildren, Robert D. Taylor of Pallbearers were Gary King, Gaylon King, Paul Finley, Spain, Larry Brent Taylor of Trigg County, Sybil Long of • Dennie Wynn, Arnold Wynn, and Don Willis. Music was Cadiz, and Jack McGee, Jr., of Trigg County; a brother, Mrs. Effie Lou Milton provided by Kathy Birdsong, organist. Gilbert Skinner of Trigg County; 12 great-grandchildren; Funeral services for Mrs. Effie Lou Milton, 82, a resident of and five great-great-grandchildren; and a number of nieces Salem Nursing Home, Salem, Ky., were held at 10:30 a.m. Mrs. Anne Lovins Woodruff and nephews. Wednesday, March 6, 1991, at the Goodwin Funeral Home Services for Mrs. Anne Lovins Woodruff, 71, of 122 She was preceded in death by her husband, Henry Pinkney with Dr. C. Michael Watts and Mr. Johnny Noel officiating. Hospital Blvd, Cadiz, Ky., were held at 10 a.m. Friday, Taylor who died in 1960; a daughter, Artha Mae McGee who Burial was in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery in Trigg County. March 1, 1991, at Goodwin Funeral Home with Dr. Harold died in 1970; a son, Edgar Benny Taylor who died in 1985; Mrs. Milton, a Baptist by faith, died Sunday, March 3, 1991, Skaggs officiating. A eulogy was given by her daughter, and a granddaughter, Marcella Hardy who died in 1990. at the Crittenden County Hospital in Marion, Ky. after a long Marci Woodruff, as well. Burial was in Barnett Cemetery in Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Saturday, March 2, illness. _ Calloway County, Ky. 1991, at Goodwin Funeral Home with the Rev. Shoney Oliver A native of Trigg County, born June 19, 1908, she was 9 Mrs. Woodruff, former owner and operator of Marcia Anne officiating. Burial was in the Futrell-Skinner Cemetery in daughter of the late George Harvey Cunningham and Mary Shoppe in Cadiz and former councilwoman on the Cadiz City Trigg County. Radford Cunningham. Council, died Tuesday, February 26, 1991, at her home of an Pallbearers were James Alexander, Junior Skinner, Jack apparent heart attack. Skinner, Joe Lee Terrell, Gayle Terrell, and Howard Surviving are four sons, James Noel of Cadiz, Ky., Howard A native of Calloway County, Ky., she was a member of the Skinner. Music was provided by Mae Perdue, organist. Noel and John Noel, both of Hopkinsville, Ky., and Noble Trigg County B&PW Club where she served as past president Noel of Portage, Ind.; 23 grandchildren; 10 great-grandchil­ and had been honored as Woman of the Year; the Cadiz Mr. Guiley Eugene Shelton dren; and two great-great-grandchildren. Baptist Church where she had served as a Sunday School She was preceeded in death by a daughter Annarine Guier in teacher in the youth department; and served on the Trigg Mr. Guiley Eugene Shelton, 86, a resident of Shady Lawn 1965 and six brothers and sisters. — County Hospital Board of Directors. Nursing center in Cadiz, died Friday, March 1, 1991, at the Serving as pallbearers were Alan Noel, Mark Noel, Tim •W Surviving is a son, James Max McClure of Cadiz, Ky.; a Jennie Stuart Medical Center in Hopkinsville after a short Noel, Billy Noel, Johnny Noel, Larry Noel, and Dewayne daughter, Marci Woodruff of Bowling Green, Ky.; a brother, illness. 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She Is a 1958 Honor Graduate o f Trigg County High School and has has and School High County f Trigg o Graduate Honor 1958 a Is She Administrator. they have one son, "Coach" Mike Wright and one grandson, Zachary David. Zachary and Wright grandson, Gene one to and married Wright is Mike She "Coach" Church. son, Baptist one Cadiz have the f o they ber em m active very growing flowers, sports activities, baking, shopping and enjoying her family. She is a is She family. her enjoying and shopping baking, activities, sports flowers, u­ growing m Com Hopkinsville Kentucky, f o University at courses related bank various taken Her hobbies Include m usic (piano, organ, saxophone, handbells), walking, reading, reading, walking, handbells), saxophone, organ, (piano, usic m Include hobbies Her College. Loan nity Senior began as Ann Mary Department Loan Month. In the the f o works and 1974 Employee 3, June March's on career chosen banking her been has Wright Ann aiy M o f Highway 94 and 68/80 68/80 and 94 f Highway o K R A P T R O S E R E T A T S •K Y C O U• NFRIED T R Y H FISH A M FILLETS •ROAST BEEF CARVED• SOUTHERNFRIED •B A R - B - Q U E DR I B S bufet ncl s e d lu c in t ffe u b h c a E ON THE LINE CHICKEN S a t u r d a y N i g h t C o u n t r y B u f f e t mpoe OfTe onth M The f O ployee Em f o S PM -8PM salads / Cadiz, Ky 522-6021 M em ber FDIC ber em M 522-6021 Ky Cadiz, IfflO "Oldest Bank with the Newest Ideas "Oldest withBankNewest the IfflO Mary Ann Wright Mary Ann Trigg County Farrmzo Bank Farrmzo County Trigg i ous s u io lic e d & ac 1991 March Restaurant, Monday March March Monday Restaurant, 25, at 7 p.m. 7 at 25, Hamtown the at held be will public. the to open is Baptist Church. The dinner dinner The Cadiz Church. the at Baptist p.m., a 5 to a.m. host to voted members for guard honor an furnish March Sunday, on held be hl Dne Mrh 5 11 15, March Dinner Chili event. this will which rally "Support Troops" the the in participate VFW a 924-5507 call g in may m co e b member in 10, at 2 p.m. The VFW will will VFW The p.m. 2 at 10, 924-5613. or as volum es on marriages marriages on es volum as rm o klig t horse to killings hog from Anything deaths. and births Trigg County, its settlers, settlers, its rigg T es County, volum f Trigg o hese T s su cen ounty. C and visits, travels, reunions, reunions, travels, visits, industries, , s e i r t s u d n i rail and water businesses, , s e m o h settlements, c6unty various of documents early contain anniversaries, m arriages, s arriages, m friend and anniversaries, ily m fa f o articles newspaper are there ments, old deeds, old mills, mills, old deeds, old ments, newspapers, transportation, struggles, many their and oe ad relics. and docu­ coves old telephones, and schools, churches, early The next regular meeting meeting regular next The In other business, the the business, other In Post mem bers voted to to voted bers mem Post Am ong these volum es es volum these ong Am (502) 474-2211 (502) assorted vegtables assorted oeae desserts homemade jskmiriy . FRIED FISH FILLETS •S O U T H E R NF R I E D . T U R K E Y &D R E S S I N G •ROAST BEEF CARVED CHICKEN ON THE LINE * noon- buffet IfflO be presented be Shakespeare to Shakespeare o f Shrew f the o Murray, Ky. will present present will Ky. Murray, V alentine is set in the the in set is alentine V March 24 and 31 at 2 p.m. 2 at 31 on and 24 and March p.m. 8 at 30, and 29, Shakespeare's American Old West and is is and West Old American attend. Mr. Sim m ons will speak speak lunch. after will ons immediately m Sim Mr. never seen it before." it seen never lunch, it will be at 12:30. 12:30. at be will it lunch, "S hakespeare as you've you've as hakespeare "S w ould like to come for for come to you like If come. ould w to like would m ake reservations phone phone To 8. reservations March ake on m open will citizens senior for $5 adults, always open to anyone who who anyone to open always children. The Box office office Box and The students for children. $4 and (502) 759-1752. (502) him. 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The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, March 6, 1991, A-13 Richard Bartz wins in February 'love' contest Kindergarteners — Trigg County FHA sees We have a winner!! The ’classroom of the future' February "love" contest was a T h e Poet's it's registration time "Vocational Education: ture, business and office, dis­ mge success with lots and lots C o m e r tributive education, health oc­ of entries. The judge had a A pre-school registration and screening will be held Classroom of the Future!" was cupations, home economics very hard time making a de­ Thursday, March 28 and Friday, March 29 for children who celebrated in February by the ByLorrie and technology education. cision, but after a lot of read- will enter kindergarten in the 1991-92 school year. Trigg County High School Hargrove Each vocational area is ng and re-reading decided ] Parents should call Trigg County Elementary School at 522- chapter of the Future Home­ supported by student-directed on a poem written by Mr. 6074 for an appointment. Appointments will begin at 9 a.m. on makers of America for the sunshine, organizations including Fu­ tichard Bartz. March 28 and 8:30 a.m. on March 29. success of vocational educa­ And the grass is so green, after ture Farmers of America, Congratulations to Mr. The registration and pre-school screening will be held at tion across our country. the white of winter's snow. Future Business Leaders of Bartz and thanks to everyone Cadiz United Methodist Church. "Classroom of the Future" Children run with the wind and America, Distributive Edu­ who entered their favorite It is important that your child attend this enrollment and sums up the essence of voca­ the wonder of spring is in their cation Clubs of America, Fu­ love" poems. All of the en- screening. A kindergarten teacher will discuss the tional education. Students in laughing faces. ture Homemakers of Amer- ries will be printed as room kindergarten program and details of your child entering the vocational classroom have Rosa Wallen brighter futures because their ica-FHA Chapter, Future permits, so watch for yours. school. Homemakers of America- The winning poem follows Your child will have a check for visual, hearing, speech, self-esteems and job-pre­ Cadiz, Ky. HERO Chapter and Technol­ with a photo of Mr. Bartz. En- language and academic readiness. Potential problem areas paredness are both improving ogy Students of America. can be determined and plans made to help address them. in the classroom. oy! Members of these organiza­ Do you remember doing the These are the only dates that kindergarten screening will be tions plan and carry out Haikus? Well, I received held for next year. Please make plans for you and your child The classroom of the future many community service ac­ several very good ones I to attend. Pre-registration will be completed on these days. will keep America in a strong tivities, along with helping would like to share. Thank Additional items needed for school enrollment include a competitive mode while individual members grow you Mr. Salyers. copy of the child's birth certificate, a medical examination, an changing people and commu­ and develop leadership immunization certificate, and a tuberculin test. Please call nities for the better. skills. the school at 522-6074 if you have any questions concerning the Local vocational educa­ Join all vocational educa­ kindergarten program. Haiku tional classes at Trigg County tion classes and see the class­ Remember, call Trigg County Elementary School to make High School include agricul- room of the future! Broken arrowhead an appointment to register your child for kindergarten. unearthed from Kentucky clay; Mr. Richard Bartz last remnant of dreams. GED test class In Love *********** School menu meets in Cadiz Sitting on the bank School screenings to be M onday, M arch 11: Pizza, Pole fence crowds orchard. CADIZ - A new GED class With pole in hand - tossed salad, fruit cup, Apple plumps on upper rail, will meet on Tuesday and I watched the two of them. held March 29,1-3 p.m. school made cookie. rolls to waiting child. Thursday afternoons from 1 They were alone - yet Tuesday, M arch 12: BBQ hand in hand to 3 p.m. and on Wednesdays *********** for exceptional children Beef on bun, french fries, Amongst the crowd from 8 a.m. to noon at the Thunderheads sneak in, pears in cup, and school Matching the rhythm Adult Education Center congregate in noonday sky; made cookie. Of the waves - The Trigg County School System in conjunction with the through May. Pop-thunder shower. W ednesday, M arch 13: They strolled on. Office for Exceptional Children of the Kentucky Department of At the conclusion of the Fried or BBQ chicken or rib Smiling - laughing Education is presently implementing the Pre-school class, students' GED test fees In love - Paul Salyers patty, creamed potatoes, Handicapped Law. will be paid. Deeply in love. tossed salad, jello with Olive Hill, Ky. Trigg County Schools will be screening children ages three Anyone who needs a high topping. and four who may qualify for assistance under this program. school diploma or wants more The poetry contest for April Thursday, M arch 14: No Richard Bartz This could include children who are hearing impaired, information should contact is going to get an early start. School. Cadiz, Ky. visually impaired, physically handicapped, language the Trigg County Board of The topic is "rain". After as F rid a y , M a rch 15: No impaired or developmentally delayed. Education at 522-6075 or much of it as we have seen school. •The next poem is on a Screening for children who will be three and four by Dec. 1, Janice Boyd at 522-0927. lately, this should be an easy 1991, will be held March 29 from 1-3 p.m. at the Cadiz United delightful topic - Spring! topic for poem ideas. I need to Methodist Church. !Doesn't that sound good? receive your "rain" poems by iThank you Ms. Wallen for If you feel your child may be eligible for this program, call April 19 at 4:30. I would like to the Trigg County Elementary School at 522-6074 for an ap­ fthe great spirit lifter. see even more response than pointment. last time, so take a moment If you are undecided on whether your child might need to be Spring and jot down something to screened, contact Dr. Martha Davis at Trigg County enter. You never know... you Elementary School for more information. Spring has come, may be a winner! The earth awakens from win­ You can send your poems to: ter's ice. 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* basing the sales tax on the issue of health care. He be limited. trailers and manufactured said that he will call a special "I'd like zero garbage com­ P o o r e homes on half of the purchase session of the General As­ ing in," Poore said. price instead of 100 percent. Continued From Page A-l sembly six months after he is * exempting the first $10,000 elected to governor to address Another plank on Poore's of farmers' income from the the issue. platform is the creation of state income tax. monthly audits of the Ken­ private pensions to be taxed. Health care is another issue Poore said he did not think tucky Lottery, detailing where Another reason for the roll­ that Poore has made central to the issue of solid waste was monies are being used. back, he said, is to give in­ his campaign. "adequately addressed" by centives to businesses. "I "I want to make sure every the recent special session of Poore also plans to set up an want to rebuild and retool Kentuckian has health care the General Assembly. Under education trust fund that will Kentucky from within." that is affordable," he said. the new legislation the be sustained with education Other points of his tax-re­ Poore also said he has a 15- amount of out-of-state garbage monies and 100 percent of duction plan include: member task force studying coming into Kentucky would Kentucky Lottery proceeds.

said it will be a time of "celebration. There will be many yellow ribbons coming down, but those people who care about T e r r y Terry and the others won't be taking their ribbons down." CAMPAIGNIN' TIME IN KENTUCKY: Alice Baesler, wife of Gu­ Continued From Page A-l There is a "very good possibility" that Anderson and the bernatorial candidate Scotty Baesler made an early Friday morning those interested can do to help. others will be released with the current state of world affairs, visit to the Trigg County Courthouse in Cadiz and visited with employ­ Say said there are over 7,500 on her mailing list. "These are said Skaggs. "We are all hopeful. Our Sunday service will be ees. She is pictured with Trigg County Sheriff Randy Clark. people we've been in correspondence with over the past six based on patriotism and we will consider the plight of those "We just want to let the peo­ years," she said. being held hostage and we will pray for their safe release." ple know that we're wanting Say, who recently co-authored a book called "Forgotten: A For the past few years, the Cadiz Baptist Church has held V i c t o r y — them to be at the rally and that 0 Sister's Struggle to Save Terry Anderson, America's Longest- special services on March 16, but this year plans are to there will be a place down Held Hostage," cancelled plans for a book tour when the Gulf participate in the March 10 rally. Continued From Page A-l front reserved for the families War began to escalate. "Our chapel will be open on March 16, and on March 17, we they would be a three-color of these soldiers to sit. We en­ Immediately, she has made no plans for the tour. "Now, my will remember the hostages and POWs," Skaggs said. program. "It's going to be a courage everyone to come to efforts are concentrated on seeing officials in Washington "Hopefully by then they'll all be released." very nice program and will the rally and bring an Amer­ and attending this ceremony." Say's book was co-authored by Peter Knobler and was feature the agenda for the ican Flag," Wilson said. Say's sister, Judy Blouin, of Ocala, Fla., will attend the published by Simon & Schuster. The following is an excerpt event as well as the words to The group will also recog­ ceremony March 15. "I haven't seen her in five years, so I'm from her book: songs and the names of the nize Terry Anderson during excited. There will be several family members there," Say "On August 24, 1990, Irish hostage, Brian Keenan, was soldiers," he said. the events Sunday afternoon, _ said. released. Brian had been held with Terry and the others Wilson went on to say that Among other things, Say said the ceremony will show Beirut although he hadn't seen them for nearly a year. Almost as well as other hostages in 0 he would like to keep 65 copies Lebanon. that "we haven't forgotten about these hostages." fearfully, Terry's sister, Peggy Say, visited Brian to hear of the program to keep back for Once soldiers and POWs begin returning from Iraq, Say first-hand reports about Terry's life, the only real news in the troops. several years. Sunday afternoon's events "She thought anxiously that he might have deteriorated, will include a presentation of PADD plans meeting at become sick, or hopeless. When Peggy asked who Terry was the flags, both state flags, mad at, Brian told her, "He's not made at anybody, really. military flags, and Color Barkley Lodge, March 11 "For the hostages, the five and a half years had been like Guard. they'd been for their families: cyclical. It's almost like the Other highlights include a stages of grieving: first the denial, then the anger, finally the A full-board meeting of the larly scheduled meeting will rally welcome and recogni­ Pennyrile Area Development be held. acceptance of what is. tion of guests by master of District is scheduled for noon The guest for the meeting "The hostages had passed through all those phases, and in ceremonies Chappell Wilson. on Monday, March 11, at Lake will be Robert "Buddy" Buck­ the last year or two they had become very introspective, very The Rally Speaker for the Barkley Lodge. ingham from Murray State moral. They had made a pact with one another: they would do day’s ceremonies will be things with their lives on the outside that would have value, Following lunch, the regu­ University. Brigadier General Wendell Indian Hills Shopping Center that would be moral, that would make a better world. And each H. Gilbert (Retired). 3131 Canton Pike would see to it that the promises they made in captivity were According to Wilson and Hopkinsville, Kentucky 42240 kept. Cars vandalized, thefts Martin, the committee has (formerly Hopkinsville Athletic) These, then, are the hostages in Lebanon, our fellow incurred a total of $750 in Americans. If they, in chains and darkness, can make a reported by Sheriff materials for the rally. commitment to a better world, certainly, in freedom, we may "We've collected a little better not do less. When Terry Anderson (3/16/85), Thomas Betty J. Dillard, of Cadiz, department that someone took than half of those funds al­ reported to the Trigg County $150 in miscellaneous tools Sutherland (6/9/85), Joseph Cicippio (9/12/86), Edward Tracy ready," Wilson said. Sheriffs Department that her from his residence. The theft (10/21/86), Jesse Turner (1/24/87) and Alann Steen (1/24/87), The group will be asking for car was vandalized on Feb. 26 occurred on Feb. 26. come home, we must be able to say that as our commitment to a a $1 donation from persons while it was parked at Lynn Kentucky Stone Rock better world, we worked to bring them to freedom." attending the rally Sunday Bobby, Becky & Susan Fuller Waller Realty, Cadiz. Quarry, Canton, reported the Give the gift that lasts all year long, afternoon and will have OWNERS Sid McCraw, also of Cadiz, theft of 110 gallons of gasoline buckets to put the donations in reported to the sheriffs on Feb. 26. Che Caftfo foecorfr. after the rally.

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Teamwork remains key K D Z /T r ig g *to success of WKDZ-AM, C ounty WKDZ-FM as station Coffee Club celebrates 25 years of service to Trigg County NEW PROGRAM BEGINS FOR WDKZ - WKDZ-AM and WKDZ-FM began a new radio £ By Larry Young cess of the Coffee Club. "We'll program for Trigg County Mon­ Staff Reporter have lots and lots of informa­ day morning called KDZ/Trigg tion. If we find out some­ County Coffee Club. The program, What would life be like thing's going to happen in the hosted by co-owner Corkey Al­ without the comforting sound county, we're going to talk bright, middle, and program of music and the general in­ about it. It becomes our job and director Tom Rogers, right, will formation you get from a lo­ our mission to let people know feature all sorts of information cal, hometown radio station? about these things. We'll be from 6 a.m to 8:30, Monday For the past 25 years, WKDZ giving lots of weather infor­ through Friday. Also pictured has been providing the people mation each day because looking over plans for the new program is co-owner L.W. Harris. ^ > f Cadiz and Trigg County weather affects everybody," with just that type of local, he said. In addition to all these du­ hometown coverage on both an "If there's a potential for a ties, listeners can expect to AM and FM basis. storm, we watch all our hear Rogers throughout the According to co-owner weather sources and that be­ week presenting Trigg Richard "Corkey" Albright, comes our number one prior­ County sports with fellow ra­ that local touch began to get ity. The minute we get a dio personality Scott Brown. even more local last Monday, warning, we'll stay xm the air Brown became interested in March 4, when they presented until it's past so we can make radio after being offered a the first edition of KDZ/Trigg sure the situation is clear. We part-time job that turned into a ^ C ounty Coffee Club from 6- want to be the community’s larger job than he might have 8:30 a.m. information source, seven expected. "They asked me if I "The KDZ/Trigg County days a week," he said. cared to work parttime and I Coffee Club will be local, state told them to show me what to and national news, sports Rogers says in addition to do. Now I've been parttime scores and information, an­ the early morning show, full time ever since,” Brown niversaries, birthdays, obitu­ WKDZ-FM will be getting said. aries and hospital reports," among music for "Scott's come a long way. said Albright. entertainment and looking Ha started out as a high school Other things that the station more stronly toward, local kid and has become an inte­ ^ w ill present during the 2-1/2 news, envolvment and sports. gral part of the station. He's a ^ h o u r long program will be a jack-of-all-trades. You ask morning farm report, school him and he does it," said lunch menus, senior citizens' WKDZ-AM will be playing Rogers. kitchen menus and fishing more classical country fare. Another person who people reports. "Anything that will "You'll hear Hank Snow, immediately identify with be happening in Cadiz and Eddie Arnold, Hank WKDZ is News Director Jerry Trigg County will be heard on Williams, Sr., and Patsy. Harper. WKDZ-AM 1110 and WKDZ- Cline on WKDZ-AM. The Harper is a native FM 106.3," he said. older audiences grew up lis­ Kentuckian, having been ^ The program is being hosted tening to the older music as born in Caldwell County. ^ each morning by Program­ their country music, while He’s been in radio since 1976 ming Director Tom Rogers, WKDZ-FM will feature more when he graduated from Ra­ Albright, with News Director local envolvement," he said. dio school in Denver. Jerry Harper providing all His first full-time radio job the local news coverage. "If in Kentucky was in 1978 when you have anything to say or Rogers is 29 years old and he went to work at WKDZ. know of anything going on in married with a three-year-old He’s left since then and Trigg County, let us know daughter. He's been with the worked for the past four years about it at Trigg County Coffee station for the past six years. at WCBL in Benton, Ky., but a Club at 522-1110," Albright "It's the longest I've stayed he returned in September of said. anywhere I've been." last year as news director. He Mixed in with all the in­ He said he liked Trigg and his Wife, Anna, have two formation, the Coffee Club County so much that he and daughters, Amber and Gala. will be playing all the best of his family recently bought a "I like being back here. It's country music. "If you want to home in the city limits of home. I know most everyone know what’s going on or will Cadiz. "I feel like I've made a here as I've lived in Trigg be going on in Trigg County commitment to being here. County since I came back. or Cadiz, it will be on Trigg I've worked in bigger places, Since I'm news, I look for­ County Coffee Club from 6- but I like living here, being ward to working with every­ ^ 8 : 3 0 a.m. Monday through near the Lakes and Land body more,” he said. Friday," he said. Between the Lakes. Others who play a big part in Rogers said he feels what "One of my favorite things the station include DJ Rick makes WKDZ so much a part is Trigg County sports. I en­ Kees, sales manager Alma AT T. THE NEWS THAT IS NEWS: WKDZ News Director Jerry Harper got his first full-time radio job at of Trigg County is its people. joy doing the play-by-play of Doom, receptionist Kitty Mc­ WKDZ back in 1978. Since then, he's worked at other stations, but returned to WKDZ in September of last year ’’Everybody on the staff here the high school games. I'm Cain and Ross Finley who as the News Director. Like Rogers, he too, will play an important part in the morning Coffee Club show. is Trigg County connected. just a sports freak. I always works on weekends. That's an integral reason want to feel like I'm a part of The reason for the success of why the people out there feel it, even if I'm not playing on WKDZ-AM and WKDZ-FM like they know us so well. We the field or court. I'm still a comes from teamwork. "It's _ all know what's going on in kid at heart and I like to get to all a team effort. We're " the county because we all ba­ know the kids and be friends ing to serve the community sically live in the county," with them. I like to get inter­ the best way possible. That's Rogers said. ested in them as people. why most of us are here, be­ Likewise, Rogers feels that They're all people and cause we want to be," Rogers will play a big part in the suc­ friends," he said. said.

THE GANG'S ALL HERE: Disc Jockey and sportscaster Scott Brown has come a long way since he began with the radio station while still in high school. Now, in addition to his D.J. duties, Scott helps out with bringing Trigg County athletic action into the homes of Trigg Countians. Also playing a part in the team's success is sales manager Alma Doom and receptionist Kitty McCain. Not pictured were DJ Rick Kees, and Ross Finley. B-2, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, March 6,1991

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PRINCETON, KY - For a brief eight-minute period Trigg County's Wildcats had Lyon County on the ropes. The 'Cats jumped out of the starting gate and hit 10 of 12 field goals in the first quarter of a boys' second-round Fifth District tournament game Feb. 26. Cheered on by a hybrid crowd of Trigg, Caldwell and FOND FAREWELL: Christy Samsil got a hug from Lady Wildcat coach Mike Wright and a standing ovation Livingston county fans and from the Trigg County fans at Trigg's game against Lyon County. Samsil had just fouled out in the fourth led by Michael James, who quarter. She and Stephanie Humphries were the only Lady Wildcats chosen to the all-tournament team. scored 13 of his 23 points in the first quarter, Trigg County scratched out a 21-17 lead be­ Lady ’Cats rally from 17 points fore Lyon's quickness and depth created a 94-64 win. down before running out of gas "The pace was just a little too fast for us," Wildcat coach B y D a vid B la c k b u rn height in overtime to pull out Caldwell then reeled off the George Radford said. "Of Sports Reporter a 68-63 win. last nine points of the quarter course, we'd have to hit like "We used a lot of gas and a and held Trigg to zero field that the whole game to beat PRINCETON, KY - A lot of fouls catching up with goals for a four-minute span 'em. We just didn't have the swarming second-half press the press," Lady Wildcat in the second quarter. Cald­ endurance or stamina to score NEAR MISS: Lyon County's Keith Matchen, left, and Trevor Hol­ by Trigg County was not coach Mike Wright said. "But well's defense, though, cost 21 points a quarter." loway tried to swat away a shot by Kevin Crump in Trigg's loss to the enough to overcome a cold if we hadn't used that we them 14 first-half fouls and Please see COOL, Page B-4 Lyons. Crump and Michael James made to the all-tournament team. first half in the Lady Wild­ never would have gotten that put Trigg on the free-throw cats' Feb. 27 district tourna­ close. line where it was five-for-18. ment loss to Caldwell County. "I've had a lot of people tell "In the first half, we Trigg pressed the Lady me that was the greatest couldn't hit a field goal or a Lyon's boys, Caldwell's girls win titles Tigers the whole second half, comeback they'd ever seen," free throw," Wright said. He PRINCETON, KY - Lyon Lady Lyons 60-57. half, finished the game with enabling the Lady 'Cats to he added. Ninety-nine per­ added the team set three goals and Caldwell counties di­ In the boys' game, Keith 31 points. Jay Parrent added come back from a 33-16 half­ cent of all other teams "would during halftime: to cut Cald­ vided this season's Fifth Matchen scored 32 points 12 points to a Tiger team that time deficit to force an over­ have just laid down and put up well’s lead to 10 by the end of District tournament titles. and pulled down 10 of shot just 42 percent from the time period. the white flag. It's definitely the third quarter; to take the Lyons' boys beat Caldwell Lyon's 39 rebounds. Brian field; Lyon shot 53 percent. But price to pay for the the greatest comeback I've lead in the fourth quarter; and County 81-72 Feb. 28 to Sutton had 12 points and In the girls' title game, comeback proved to be too ever been associated with." to win the game. claim its second straight Steve Allen scored 11. Tiffany Gray scored a much when Christy Samsil, The Lady Wildcats, who An old saying goes that championship. Twenty-four Caldwell's Michael game-high 26 points, help­ the third-leading rebounder finished the season with a 17- "Two out of three ain't bad." hours later, Caldwell's Fraliex, who missed his ing Caldwell to build a 17- in the state, fouled out with 10 record, used a patient of­ In this case, though, it was not Lady Tigers held off the first 10 shots in the second Please see TITLES, Page B-4 3:25 left in the game. Cald­ fense in the first quarter. enough. well, who had lost 6-foot se­ Stephanie Humphries made Trigg came out in a furious nior center Tiffany Gray 17 the score 11-10 Caldwell with full-court press that produced seconds earlier, used their one of her three 3-pointers. Please see GAS, Page B-4 Southern States JAMES P. RUSHING, D .C Phelp’s CHIROPRACTOR 505 W est M ain, Princeton ~ Pawn Shop M a j o r I n s u r a n c e 57 Main Street (We will be happy to discuss your Chiropractic J® A c c e p t e d coverage with you) Y W a l k - I n s NEW FOR 1991 Monday thru Friday 8 to 12 NEED CASH? W e l c o m e 1 to6 See Jim! Saturday 8 to 12 1 to 3 5 2 2 - 1 1 1 1 PHONE 365-6800

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Bits 'n' people. brightened the day for UK "It's the best crop of juniors fans. the state has had since the S p o rts In Jason Kidd, a 6-4 junior Reggie Hanson, Rex Chap­ : ^ -,mm K en tu ck y guard in Alameda, Calif., was featured as perhaps man, Felton Spencer group By America's top high school (1986)," Eddie Ford has said. Bob Watkins The state’s high school prospect for next season. hoops entrepreneur, Ford is A photo of Kidd, who is said £ going over a long list of tal­ to have UK at the top of his 14- ented juniors in Kentucky tials on court and in the school list, shows kid Kidd from which two 11-member classroom are impeccable. lounging at home among a squads will be chosen to form But because the Fairdale scattering of letters and col­ the East and West all-star star's contribution to his team lege media guides from teams. in a team sport makes him the across the country; two were The teams will barnstorm ideal pick. from UK. the state in June, then travel to Harrison: An outstanding Recruiting expert Bob Gib­ southern California and Las individual talent and an ex­ bons said last month that UK Vegas to play in all-star tour- cellent student as well, is the early favorite to land. 4 ) naments starting July 16. The Tollesboro's all-stater should Kidd. juniors will not make the not be penalized because his REGGIE HANSON usual trip to Europe because of team has been underwhelm­ ...What are Reggie Han­ son's chances of playing in LAYING IT UP AND IN: Dave Washer put in a layup against Jamie Curtis (33) and Jason Lacy (34) in the terrorist threat," Ford ing. Trigg's Feb. 25 win against Crittenden County in the first round of the boys' Fifth District tournament. the NBA? said. There is another dimension Michael James (50) led Trigg County in scoring in both of their games in the tournament. "This group isn't quite as in the Mr. Basketball process. "Depends on who drafts good as that (1986) class, but As balloting goes on Stan him," an NBA scout said re­ there are several, several re­ Hardin's remarks have a cently. "He has some skills, ally good players around this purpose. He knows by tradi­ but it's going to be a question 'Project WILD' workshop April 12-14 year. It's a strong class," tion coaches in rural areas, of whether or not he can go ^ Ford continued. "We're go­ particularly eastern Ken­ outside and play. FRANKFORT, KY - A earth as a home for people and "What we'll be doing at the ing to have some good ones to tucky, have been more apt to "There are a lot of players three-day workshop for edu­ w ildlife. workshop is teaching the choose from." cast ballots than their metro like Hanson around. Ques­ cators interested in introduc­ "'Project WILD,' coupled teachers how to help other Harold Combs of Dilce counterparts. And mountain tion is going to be, if he gets ing "Project WILD" materi­ with the support this depart­ teachers become involved in Combs and Gary Lawson of coaches usually vote for "one with the right team, can he als and activities into their ment receives from many 'Project WILD,’" he said. Frankfort Western Hills will of their own." consistently go in and give schools will be April 12-14 Kentucky teachers, gives us a In recent years, additional coach the East All-Stars; Jeff Indiana has had co-Mr. 'em 10-15 solid minutes." near Monticello, Ky. valuable opportunity to pro­ training segments have been Jackson of Marshall County Basketballs a number of One of Hanson's major at­ The workshop will be con­ vide sound environmental included to the annual work­ and Kerry Stovall of Dawson times; 1991 is the time Ken­ tributes is that he plays with a ducted at the Kentucky De­ education to students we can't shops so facilitators can be­ Springs will coach the West tucky should do likewise. "big heart." partment of Fish and reach through our fifth- and come more knowledgeable 4 ) team. CHRIS HARRISON "Yes, well, the nine, 10, 11 Wildlife Resources sixth-grade classroom pro­ about "Project WILD- "I'm really high on Stovall The Tollesboro star and UK and 12 guys on NBA teams all (KDFWR) Camp Earl Wal­ gram," said Marion Mat­ Aquatic," an extension of as a young coach, he's just an signee recently scored 73 have big hearts or they're not lace. Western Kentucky tingly, assistant director of "Project WILD" which deals excellent, excellent coach," points in a game, moving him there." University's Terry Wilson, the state fish and wildlife de­ specifically with water re­ Ford said. to second in all-time scoring UK-VANDY director of the schools Envi­ partment's Division of In­ sources. Final selections for the all- in the state behind King Kelly Officiating for the Vandy- ronmental Education Center, formation and Education. star teams will be made dur­ Coleman. UK game was bad enough to will lead the seminar. Mattingly said educators The fee for the three-day ing State Tournament Week, Even with Harrison's scor­ warrant an investigation by "Project WILD" is an who participate in the work­ program is $20 and covers the March 20-23. ing talent, some wonder, the SEC. award-winning environ­ shop should come away not cost of lodging and meals at MR. BASKETBALL(S) "Can he play at UK?" And yet, a decisive factor, I mental and conservation ed­ only with knowledge about Camp Wallace, as well as all £ Co-Mr. Basketball. My impressions are yes, if: thought, was simply that Ed­ ucation program designed to how they can use "Project necessary materials. For Fairdale coach Stan Hardin 1. He can make what is a die Fogler's team played be a curriculum supplement WILD" materials in their more information, contact the made the suggestion last tremendous adjustment to the smarter than Kentucky, for teachers in grades K-12. own classrooms, but they can Kentucky Department of Fish week. He's right and 1991 is psychological demands of which is news in its own rite. The program is based on the serve as facilitators - helping and Wildlife Resources, #1 the time for it. college basketball. Not one team on UK's premise that students and other teachers incorporate the Game Farm Road, Frankfort, There are a number of 2. He can adjust to coaching schedule this season had out- teachers alike have a vital educational activities into KY 40601 (phone: 502-564- "reasonable" candidates, but at the college level. Please see PICK Page B-4 interest in learning about the their classrooms. 4762). the two principal ones, 3. He can be patient, wait his Fairdale's Jermaine Brown turn. and Tollesboro's Chris Har- PROSPECT: JASON KIDD a rison, point up the true criteria High school basketball CREATING NEW ■ in the selection process. stars. 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Trigg outscored Caldwell 16-7 The first came when in the third quarter to make it Trigg's zone left Carrie 40-32, but Samsil picked up Sigler alone under the basket. her third and fourth fouls the Benton then scored off two re­ period. bounds, giving a 66-60 lead Wendy Snyder answered a with 52 seconds left in the Pepper Shinall 3-pointer with season. one of her own at the 7:24 Humphries hit her third 3- mark. Then Trigg suddenly pointer with 40 seconds left, became hot at the free-throw giving her a team-high 23 line and from the field, and points on the night and a N ew sp a p ers the press started forcing more school-record 2,168 for her ca­ and more Tiger turnovers. reer. The Lady 'Cats converted Samsil's 20 points gave her three steals into baskets in a 1,048 for her career. She is 70-second run that included now fifth on the career scor­ Tiffany Gray's departure ARMED AND DANGEROUS ing list ahead of former when she was called for teammate Janay McGill. A re For PRESS: Trigg County's Christy charging into Samsil. The Samsil, center, and Kelly Prince Samsil finished the season points from the three steals cornered Pepper Shinall with a with 357 rebounds for a 13.2 and Samsil's two free throws full-court press. per-game average. made the score 47-46 Caldwell with 3:32 left in the game. make it 57-56. Bush had 12 points for Trigg Seven seconds later Samsil Bush gave Trigg its first and Snyder had 6. lead of the game when she Shinall paced the Lady K id s, T oo! ended her career as Trigg's leading rebound when she turned one of Caldwell's 25 Tigers with 17 points. Benton fouled Shinall while press­ second-half turnovers into had 14, Gray had 12 and ing. Shinall hit one of two free two points. Shinall hit a free Hughes scored 9. Caldwell throws and Danielle Cochran throw with 40 seconds left to tie was ll-for-18 from the free- stuck the rebound back in. it at 58-58, and Caldwell throw line. Bush then did the same after forced Humphries to take an The Lady Wildcats "didn't getting fouled by Abbey Ben­ off-balanced last-second shot play very well as far as shoot­ You may think only ton and missing the second to send the game into over­ ing from the field or from the free throw. time. line," Wright said. "But they Shinall banged in a trey In the extra three-minute exhibited that never-say-die adults read the and Holly Hughes sank two period Caldwell's height and attitude they've had through­ free throws to give Caldwell a Trigg's lack of a rebounder out their careers. pair of four-point leads. But showed up. "I couldn't be more proud of newspaper or Humphries nailed a 3-pointer Also, the Lady 'Cats, after the kids and what they of her own with 1:05 left to missing two straight shots, accomplished." that children COOL Crofton location of Wild Turkey have no interest Continued from Page B-2 Jeremy Quinn scored 11 Trigg tried to sustain the points and had 11 rebounds, Federation's lead, but Lyon had caught its while Dave Washer scored 8, in the newspaper, breath between quarters and Tandy Gaines had 6 and Greg banquet, calling started using a press to create Oliver had 4. contest, seminar turnovers. Jeff Martin hit a 3: Keith Matchen scored 23 pointer with 4:27 left in the points, including 16 in the but kids can find a lot to quarter to make the score 28- second half, for Lyon County. FRANKFORT, KY - The 28, and Lyon never trailed Trevor Holloway had 20, Fred Kentucky Chapter of the Na­ again. Matchen had 12 and Brian tional Wild Turkey Federa­ learn in a newspaper. This Trigg was just four-of-nine Sutton had 11. The Lyons fin­ tion will host its statewide from the field in the second ished the game hitting 15 of 26 turkey-calling contest, along quarter and James was held free-throw attempts. with a banquet and seminar, up-to-date scoreless as Lyon outscored Trigg finished the season Saturday, March 9, at the the 'Cats 20-9 in the quarter. with a 5-22 record, breaking a Crofton School gymnasium in Lyon, who outrebounded school record for most losses. Christian County. learning tool Trigg 42-25 in the game, con­ "We came a long way, but Calling events, which in­ tinued the pounding by we had a long ways to go," clude the Kentucky State outscoring Trigg 25-17 in the Radford said of the season. Bluegrass Open, are sched­ third quarter and 32-17 in the Next year, he said, Crump uled to begin at 1 p.m. can teach fourth. and James will help lead the An informational seminar "We didn't do too bad, it was team. led by Missouri turkey biolo­ just too fast of a pace for us," "We'll look to Kevin for gist Dr. Larry Vangilder will children history, Radford said of the loss. ball handling (and) probably follow the 6 p.m. banquet. Kevin Crump had 11 points depend on Michael for scor­ George Wright, turkey pro­ and seven assists for Trigg. ing," he said. gram coordinator for the science, math, Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources will report on restoration efforts business and FRANKFORT, KY - The able at most bait and tackle and the current status of wild Kentucky Department of Fish stores and at county court turkey populations in the and Wildlife is reminding clerks' offices. commonwealth. m uch m ore. Kentucky residents that the Also, a new 10-inch size For further information, 1990 fishing license expired limit on crappie took effect contact Wayne Clark, 1174 Feb. 28. Jan. 1 on Kentucky and Lile Road, Crofon, KY 42217 Licenses for 1991 are avail- Barkley lakes. (phone: 502-424-5607). Encourage TITLES----- your child to Continued from Page B-2 from Crittenden County; County High School for the Robin Ringstaff of Liv­ first round of the Region II start reading point lead at the end of the ingston Central also made tournament. Lyon plays third quarter. the team. West Hopkins at 7:30 p.m. But Lyon, led by Laura On the boys' all-tourney on March 7. the newspaper Defew's 22 points, outscored team were Matchen, Sutton Caldwell 26-12 in the final and Trevor Holloway from In the boys' regional tour­ quarter and cut the lead to Lyon County; Fraliex, Steve ney at Madisonville-North two with less than a minute Choate and Garrick Sigler Hopkins, Lyon played South today! left in the game. from Caldwell County; Hopkins March 4 and Gray, Abbey Benton and Kevin Crump and Michael Caldwell played Christian Pepper Shinall were named James from Trigg County; County March 5. to the All-District team. and Alan Plunkette and Girls' semifinals and fi­ Stephanie Humphries and Matt Thompson from Liv­ nals will be Monday and Christy Samsil from Trigg ingston Central. Tuesday, March 11-12; County; Defew, Shelia Boyle Caldwell's girls play boys' semifinals will be and Carla Devillez from South Hopkins at 7:30 p.m. Thursday and Saturday, Call Lyon County; Jill Highfill March 6 at Henderson March 7 and 9. (Kj£ (Eafriz HRecarh PICK------To Subscribe Continued from Page B-3 Louisville basketball fans figures led by sophomore Boo Feb. 20. Vandy was more pa­ have not suffered through a Brewer. He showed some At tient, had better shot selection, season like this one since 1987 flow, scoring a career-high 28 played smarter. (18-14 and no post-season ponts and seven rebounds in 522-6605 VANDY BENCHES play), but the Cardinals might 23 minutes as LA Smith dealt Ironic, the (exaggerated) have given their faithful a 10 assists. brouhaha caused by the glimpse of things to come Sophomores Troy Smith and placement of team benches at when they put together their Derwin Webb contributed 25 Vanderbilt U. best basketball of the year points, 19 rebounds (Webb had Much ado has been made during a glistening nine- nine) and six assists. And about how a coach's ability to minute stretch against SW junior Cornelius Holden had communicate with his players Louisiana. 20 points and 14 rebounds. is impaired. "Where did that team come 1991-'92? If the Prop 48 I think the benches are fine. from?" a smiling Denny rookies blend, yes, the Cards Presumably, fans buy tickets Crum said after the game. will be loaded and back in the to watch players play, not What made UofL's 104-77 top 20 rankings before new coaches coach. romp significant? Four un­ year's. UOFL "REVIVAL" derclassmen scored in double And so it goes. i i i The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, March 6, 1991, B-5 &snculture

TAKING SOIL SAMPLES vidual cores that will make up can now sit in the comfort of of Kentucky College of Agri­ water is limited in that area. If you did not collect soil the field sample. A clean dry, your home and watch TV for culture. Broccoflower sells for be­ samples in the fall then now bucket will be needed for col­ the latest information. That is It looks like cauliflower - tween $1 and $2 more per box is a prime time to do so. By lecting and mixing the sam­ if you have a satellite dish to but has the greenish color of than traditional cauliflower, taking your samples now you ple cores. Soil sample boxes receive these programs. broccoli. It has the texture of and it can be grown anywhere may be able to avoid the and information forms for There are a number of pro­ cauliflower, but a tang from regular cauliflower is grown. spring rush at the University submitting samples are grams available that come in broccoli gives it a sweeter In fact it is usually planted of Kentucky labs. available at all county Exten­ over the computer news net­ taste than traditional white with regular cauliflower so A key point to keep in mind sion offices. work. If interested, call your cauliflower. that it can be harvested at the when taking soil test samples separately. You will need to For more information on County Extension Office for same time. It is harvested, is that only a few ounces of designate each sample area how to obtain a good soil sam­ bands and channels. Why should farmers raise wrapped and packed in the soil are being tested to deter­ with letters or numbers on a ple contact your local county it? field. mine lime and fertilizer field map for your records. Extension Office for publica­ AIH^RNA'nVE CROP? There’s a growing market needs for an entire field. A soil sample should repre­ tion AGR-16, "Taking Soil A relatively newly created for the new vegetable nation­ Production techniques are To get a representative sent no more than 20 acres Test Samples." The AGR-16 vegetable might mean more ally, Strang says. And soil very similar to raising sample from a large field you except when soils, past man­ publication can also be found dollars for Kentucky farmers conditions in Kentucky ap­ cauliflower, except the farmer may need to divide the field agement and cropping history in the Kentucky Integrated willing to experiment with a pear to suit it for commercial wants the leaves of broc­ into smaller units on the basis are uniform. 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A soil probe, If you're one of the many cauliflower, according to If local buyers could get it lo­ regular cauliflower are kept sults will be more accurate if auger, garden trowel or spade farmers who hate going to John Strang, Extension horti­ cally they could save expen­ closed to enhance its white problem areas are sampled can be used to take the indi- Educational meetings, you culturist with the University sive transportation costs and color. • Sixth annual 'Dairylicious Recipe Contest’ set June 12 The American Dairy Asso­ Hall on the University of butter, etc., must be used in the area. tions for each. Points will be ciation of Kentucky is spon­ Kentucky campus. test", contact your .local recipe and at least two of them Each entry should be printed awarded in four categories: soring its Sixth Annual county extension office. 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For more ^ The state winner will re- ready to serve within a two- Entries must be sent to the complete directions for prepa­ each entry must be submitted information, contact: Ameri­ ™ ceive a trip to Charlotte, N.C., hour time frame. individual's county exten­ ration are required. separately. can Dairy Association of to compete for the $5,000 re­ At least three Real dairy sion office. Interested indi­ Judging in all contests, Kentucky, 3901 Atkinson gional grand prize. The products, such as milk, viduals should contact their county, area, state and re­ To receive a copy of the Drive, Suite 115, Louisville, Kentucky state contest will be cream, buttermilk, sour local extension office for de­ gional, will be uniform using complete contest rules for the KY 40218, phone (502) 451- held June 12, 1991, at Erikson tails on the contest in their cream, cottage cheese, cheese, the same rules and regula­ "Dairylicious Recipe Con­ 3328. Options presented for keeping alfalfa stands profitable

When should an alfalfa number of crowns decreases, field said. "At Princeton our from 25 to 40 plants per square good management - might stand begins to thin, inter- field be replaced? but when the crowns that re­ researchers achieved a yield foot at 60 days after estab­ expect three to eight plants per seeding with grasses, small That's not an easy question, main healthy, an increase in of 5.3 tons per acre with a lishment. After the first year, square foot," Lacefield said. grains or red clover. said Garry Lacefield, Exten­ number of stems per crown stand count of 2.8 plants per 12 to 20 plants per square foot That's still economical for He cautioned that sion agronomist with the often helps to compensate for square foot." might be expected with that some purposes." interseeding old stands with University of Kentucky Col­ the loss of plants. He added, "In other alfalfa number to decline to eight to 12 The good management re­ new alfalfa plants can be a lege of Agriculture. Producers with specific grazing studies, bepf gains after the second year. quirements include pest con­ high risk practice and is not The easy answer is when it horse and dairy markets will have exceeded 500 pounds per "In the third year and trol, weed control, maintain­ recommended because of au­ no longer meets an individ­ need to replace alfalfa stands acre when stand counts aver­ thereafter, the farmer - with ing soil fertility and, as the totoxicity and disease. ual farmer's needs or expec­ earlier, Lacefield said. They age just one plant per square tations, he told participants require pure, high quality foot." attending the 11th annual stands with very few weeds. Kentucky Alfalfa Conference Beef cattle can feed on a lower That suggests that some meeting in Cave City. quality stand without great farmers may want to use al­ "In other words when the adverse effects. falfa fields to produce hay alfalfa stand thins to the point "Studies at UK's Research during its early years, and that it is not longer economi­ and Education Center in then as the field ages and cal for the purpose the farmer Princeton showed economic thins they may find it more is growing it, it needs to be re­ hay yields can be achieved profitable to graze beef on placed," he said. down to an average of three those fields. alfalfa stands age, the plants per square foot," Lace­ Alfalfa field typically have

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Mae Wallace shares favorite recipes with readers Recipes by: olives (optional) water chestnuts. Cover with Place layers of vegetables the Cream of Chicken soup. Mae Wallace in bowl, spread salad dress­ Top with the cracker and margarine mixture. Bake at C a d iz , K y . ing on top. Cover with grated cheese and bacon. Garnish 350s until brown and bubbly. with olives. Will keep in re­ Plain Pudding frigerator about a week. Tuna B all Barbecued Meatballs 1 cup sugar 1-1/2 cup flour 8 oz. cream cheese 2 teaspoons baking powder 2 lb. ground beef 1 stick margarine 1/2 cup sweet milk 1 onion chopped 2 cans tuna in water, drain Butter size of egg 1 cup oats well Cream eggs, sugar and but­ 1 cup tomato juice 1 teaspoon lemon juice ter. Add dry ingredients and 1 egg or egg beaters 1/4 cup chopped onion milk. I bake mine in an iron 1/4 teaspoon each red and Salt and pepper to taste skillet at 350®. black pepper Mix Cream cheese and Serve with favorite sauce or Mix and shape meatballs. margarine. Roll ingredients with strawberries or peaches Cook in an uncovered dish into ball in chopped pecans. with;a dip of Cool Whip. with the bottom covered with Makes a large ball (could water one hour at 3509. Drain half). Pickled Vegetables off liquid and remove meat­ Mix all ingredients. Add 1/2 stick margarine 1/4 teaspoon each nutmeg, balls. Beat and Eat Frosting chopped chicken. Bake at 350® 1 teaspoon vanilla allspice, and cinnamon Make sauce and pour con­ Punch holes in cake. Pour Mix well. Put in two un­ 1 pkg. carrots peeled and for 45 minutes. tents over meatballs and cook sauce over it while still hot. baked pie shells. Bake at 350® sliced, cook until done but 1 egg white 15 more minutes. for 45 minutes. still crisp 3/4 cup sugar Prune Cake 1 green pepper (chopped) 1/4 cup boiling water Slaw 2 celery stalks (chopped) Sauce 1 teaspoon vanilla Beat together: C innam on 1/4 teaspoon cream of tarter 1 cucumber peeled and sliced 1-1/2 cups white sugar 1 small head cabbage Apple Rings 3/4 cup tomato ketchup 1 cup coconut 1 cup Wesson Oil Make syrup of (chopped) 2 tablespoons brown sugar Place egg white, sugar, 2 cups sugar 3 whole eggs 1 green and red sweet pepper 4 apples, unpeeled, cored and 2 tablespoons vinegar cram tarter, and vanilla in 2 cups vinegar Add: 1 carrot (grated) cut into 1/2 inch rings 1 teaspoon hot sauce small deep bowl. Mix well. 1/2 teaspoon tumeric 2 cups flour 1 onion (chopped) 3 tablespoons margarine or 1/2 teaspoon black pepper Add boiling water, beat on 1/2 teaspoon celery seed 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspoon celery salt butter Bring to boil. high speed 4 or 5 minutes. Add 1/2 teaspoon mustard seed 1 teaspoon soda Cook for three minutes. 2 tablespoons lemon juice coconut. Spread on cake and Pour syrup over vegetables 1 teaspoon cinnamon 1 cup sugar 2 tablespoons honey add more coconut. and refrigerate. Celery Casserole 1 cup buttermilk 1 cup vinegar 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon 1 cup cooked primes 1/2 teaspoon tumeric Place margarine in a Seven Layer Salad 2 cups chopped celery Chicken Casserole 1 teaspoon vanilla Add to cabbage mixture and 12x8x2 baking dish. Mi­ 1 can water chestnuts, 1 cup chopped nuts refrigerate. crowave at high for 50 seconds 1 cup cauliflower (chopped) drained and sliced 1 whole chicken, cooked and Bake in 9 x 13 pan at 350® for or until melted. Stir in lemon 1 cup celery (chopped) 1 can cream of chicken soup skinned and boned 30 minutes. juice, honey, and cinnamon. 1 cup green onions (chopped) 1 stick margarine 1 cup chicken broth Sauce: Sweet Potato H e Place apples in mixture to 1 pkg. frozen green peas 1 stack Ritz crackers 1/2 cup water Cook together for three min­ coat both sides. Cover with thawed and drained Cook celery in water until 1/2 stick margarine utes: 2 cups cooked mashed sweet plastic wrap. Microwave on 1 cup salad dressing barely tender, drain. 1 can celery soup 1/2 cup buttermilk potatoes high 5 or 6 minutes or until 1 pkg. cheddar cheese (grated) Melt margarine, crush 1 can chicken soup 1 cup sugar 2 or 2-1/2 cups sugar apples are tender, give dish a 7 strips fried bacon crisp and crackers. Mix the two to­ 1 box Stove Top stuffing (with 1 tablespoon white syrup 1-1/2 stick Oleo half turn and cook for two crumbled gether. Layer the celery and cornbread) 1/2 teaspoon soda 3 eggs more minutes.

Attention Trigg County Cooks:

We Need Your Recipes For Our Foods Page!

Starting on February 6, we began featuring local cooks on The Cadiz Record Foods Page-Once a month we will have a drawing and a prize will be given to the cook drawn for that month's recipes.

Each cook needs to send at least 12 recipes to be used. Also, if you know of a Trigg County resident that you think would be a good feature for this page, please send their name and address to:

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A L L M Y CHILD REN: Brooke decided to try to sort Mac left town to plan a clandestine meeting at his rented SUCH AS SKIPPING OUT ON out her feelings and went into hiding, swearing Tom to cabin. Robin and Anna continued to discuss Robert. Wait OF PARENTHOOD THAT SUCH AN UNSUSPECTING BABYSITTER secrecy on her whereabouts. Palmer was furious with Will T o See: Robert feels he’ s being pushed into an unwanted AS? for implying that Opal was trying to poison him. But decision. privately, Palmer had his own suspicions about Opal. Tom GUIDING L IG H T: Daniel said Sam’s operation was a agreed to testify in Erica’s behalf at the custody hearing technical success, but only time will tell if she’ ll ever be for Bianca, but Dr. Tolan was not willing to do likewise. able to walk again. A man with a grudge against Roger Trevor gave the ransom money to the kidnappers only to asked Ross for help. Mallet had an idea about how to help leam Hayley was missing. Hayley, meanwhile, stowed Levy and get Ham and Fletch a late-night license for the away in the kidnappers’ car and alerted a traffic cop Blue Moon. Daniel was upset at Alan-Michael when the (played by Dom DeLuise in a cameo guest appearance), Spaulding Foundation turned down his grant request. Har­ and turned them in. Barbara’ s plans for the future inter­ ley was afraid that Blake was going to go after Frank. ested Travis. W ait T o See: Erica considers going to ex­ -Roger was determined not to lose Mindy and vowed he’d tremes to keep custody o f Bianca. destroy anyone in his way, even Alan-Michael. Wait To ANOTH ER W O R L D : Iris found a document cutting See: Jessup sees an opportunity and takes it, much to QUINCY by Ted Shearer Paulina o ff from the Cory money. Cass saw Kathleen on Roger’s dismay. HELLO, RESERVATIONS? I'P LIKE the hospital videotapes. Marley fled from Jamie after LO VIN G : Carly told Ava she’ d once been pregnant but ^MAYBE THERE'S A WAY SEE, I'P LIKE IT CAN BE PONE.' WANT TO SPEAK TO SOMEONEABOUT having flashbacks o f being raped by Jake. Ken left town had had an abortion. Ava assumed Paul was the baby’s TO FLY IN A , TO FLY WITH M E? rrf FLYIN' NOW AND PAYIN' LATER: after Rachel thanked him for teaching her that she could father. Rocky told Rio she wants an annulment. Dane told PLANE LIKE , love again after M ac’s death. Pauline survived her ac­ Clay he’ ll get Gwyn to him (Clay) only if Clay gives him THAT, cidental suicide attempt and learned she has the same rare $1 million, plus AE stock. Paul and Ava were trapped in allergy as Mac. With Jamie’ s help, Marley began to under­ the boarded up “ O ff Limits.” Trisha, whose baby died soon stand she did nothing to encourage Jake to rape her. Wait after birth, became obsessed with an abandoned child at To See: Frankie is shocked at the way Cass decides to react the hospital. Curtis told Clay he’s enlisted in the Marines. to Kathleen’s re-emergence in his life. Ava, who really loves Carly, defended her sister to Paul. AS TH E W O RL D TURNS: Carolyn told Margo she W ait T o See: Paul and Ava develop a new understanding offered Darryl his freedom. Frannie told the Crawfords o f their relationship. that Dana agreed to the surrogacy. Bob told Kim it’s time ONE LIFE TO LIV E: Bo told Alex he’s ready for them he moved back home and urged her to give their recon­ to spend time together as friends. DuAnn visited Gabrielle. ciliation every possible chance to succeed. Barclay’s in­ Later, after he argued with Gabrielle, Asa was trapped by formation helped Tom arrest Virgil. Jay and Stephen gave fallen beams in his stable and was saved by Gab who 5 Barclay a letter from Henry. Holden found Caleb in Seat­ deliberated for a while before rescuing him. Carlo realized Home Hints tle. Connor asked Gavin not to expose her. Wait T o See: Nikki was really Viki and gave her an injection, this time Lisa gets a message that leaves her both puzzled and really turning her into Nikki. He then instructed Nikki to C L E A N P L A S T IC — Plastic food containers, such as curious. shoot at Megan. Viki, however, was fighting the drug and the ones you keep leftovers in, are terrific because they’ re BOLD & TH E BEAU TIFUL: Clarke ha.d problems at the moment she shot at Megan, she was Viki, not Nikki, reusable, but sometimes they get sticky and yucky. persuading Julie to believe their relationship was over. Bill and deliberately missed her “ target.” W ait T o See: W hen mine get this way, I just spray them with laundry told Julie it was time to expose Clarke for who he really is Gabrielle makes a sudden decision about her future with pre-wash spray, let stand for a bit, then scrub with a brush and what he’s been doing behind Sally’s back. A waiter at Carlo. and full-strength dishwashing liqui Pierre’s cafe brought Ruthanne and Stephanie leftovers SANTA BARBARA: Mason was shocked when and they’ re like new again. from Brooke and Eric’s dinner, and the two women rushed Pamela told him Cassandra Benedict is Minx Lockridge’s I f there are to eat the food. Lying in the darkened room in his parents’ daughter. When Sophia had a terrifying flashback to the Tt home, Jake recalled that whenever he heard a certain night she killed Channing, Eden entered and realized what “Sidney put this up after he tinkling sound as a child, it meant his father was coming was happening. Augusta was shaken when she woke from to his bed. Suddenly he heard the sound again and realized an erotic dream about Dash. Sophia told C.C. she was shot a hole in one. Now I CEREAL they came from the dogtags Uncle Charlie always wore. uneasy about Mason and Eden. During a “ mock trial” to pray he never bowls a 300 cereal/marshmallow treats for my son, I save the inner wax Wait T o Sec: Jake’ s “ discovery” can prove dangerous. determine the better mother, Pamela makes a better case game.” DAYS O F OU R LIVES: Jack and Jennifer realized that for herself, accusing Sophia o f dating C.C. while he was paper from the cereal box. I butter it a little, pour the misunderstandings led to Jack’s decision to marry Eve. still married to her. Michael got word that someone fitting mixture on it, and shape the treats with my hands. This Johnny learned Chuck was blackmailing April. Lawrence Dash’s description raped a teenage girl on the beach. Wait saves messing up a dish. Laura B., St. Peter, Minn. heard music at the abuse clinic and had a flashback o f his T o See: Andre sets another wheel in motion, and Eden and childhood fears. Isabella told Roman he feels comfortable Sophia are both o ff for a wild ride. D IE T E R ’ S C A K E — M y daughter is on a diet and can’ t with Whitney because she reminds him o f Marlena. YO UNG & TH E RESTLESS: Kay was upset at Gina have cake or ice cream. This would have been fine, but her Carly’s worries about Jordan and the work in the lab for harboring a fugitive (Clint). David panicked over what birthday fell during this diet. intensified when she saw him talking with Lawrence. to do with the $10,000 check Danny gave him for invest­ Instead o f baking her a birthday cake, I took a heart- Kiriakis felt uneasy about Isabella socializing with Jordan. ment, and pondered why the adoption was becoming such shaped pan and made up two packs of sugar-free pudding a hassle. He later freaked when Diane told him Nina’s Frankie found Eve in Miami and persuaded her to return and molded the pudding in the pan. I bought a cake-top withdrawing her support o f the adoption. Before going to to Salem to prove she’ s innocent o f Nick’s murder. Wait decoration kit to put on top o f the mold and placed a few T o See: Jack and Jennifer make a discovery that could put bed, Nina loaded her gun, put the safety on, and took it into candles in the candle holders. them in danger. her bedroom. Danny was floored when David gave him a M y daughter said I had a great imagination and that I GEN ERAL H OSPITAL: Edge’s attempt to take out $ 15,000 check the next day, claiming it represented a profit helped find a way to make her feel as if she weren’t missing Helmut and the Berlin bootleggers backfired. Tracy tried on his “ investment.” Traci learned Brad was staying on out just because she was dieting. Ann W ., Yonkers, N .Y . to get Ned’s job after he said he’ d resign following an with Victor and planning to divorce Cassandra. Wait T o insurance fiasco. Despite Ruby’s advice, Bobbie’s efforts See: David’ s dealings begin to do him in. to patch things up with the Eckerts caused more problems. 111 expect you to have this Share your special Home Hint with our readers. Straightened out by the time Send it to Diane Eckert, King Features Weekly I get back from lunch.” Service, 235 East 45th Street, New York, N.Y. 10017.

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AR IE S (March 21 to April 19) A sensitive situation SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to December 21) Con­ arises with a loved one, but a dinner out together will allay servative tactics are best now. A loved one needs your hurt feelings. Intuition is a plus career-wise. Tender egos support, not your criticism. Evening hours may bring an on the job need careful handling. impromptu meeting. Little things once again loom as TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Don’t throw away problems for you. money, but do enjoy yourself now. Accent fun and CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 19) This pleasure. Be a good observer for job success. D on’ t get should be a good week for career interests, but you may into one o f those moods. Keep your eyes open for value have a minor difference with a friend about a financial when shopping. matter. You feel you can conquer the world now and G E M IN I (May 21 to June 20) Keeping a hurt inside is therefore are inclined to gloss over little things. not the way to handle your feelings. Communicate and AQ U A R IU S (January 20 to February 18) Be careful not then you’ ll see that it was only a slight misunderstanding. to put your foot in your mouth by saying something Monetary gains can be made now. inappropriate. A financial plan takes shape to your benefit. C A N C E R June 21 to July 22) Fawning behavior will Y ou ’re the life o f the party now, but are inclined to be too turn o ff a higher-up. Remember to be sincere in your generous. dealings. A get-together with friends pleases you. Be PISCES (February 19 to March 20) Be aware o f exces­ especially aware of others’ feelings now. Throw away sive pride. A career success now tempts you to take risks suspicions, but do utilize intuition. that you shouldn’ t. Consolidate gains rather than expand. L E O (July 23 to August 22) If you’re tactful with others, In talks about ideological matters, be sure to stick to your you’ ll have a fine week socializing. Toward nightfall, principles. you’ ll want some time for yourself. The personal touch ©1991 by King Features Synd. doesn’t work for you career-wise now. V IR G O (August 23 to September 22) Be aware o f subtleties on the job. Higher-ups are easier to deal with than co-workers. Know when to be silent, when to speak up. News that you’ve been waiting for should com e now. Keep in touch with those at a distance. L IB R A (September 23 to October 22) Property matters , are financially beneficial, but still you should refrain from overspending now. Loved ones find the bond between them growing stronger. Stay clear o f long-shot gambles in business. Weekly Horoscope Sponsored By: S C O R P IO (October 23 to November 21) Though you’ ll enjoy some work successes now, be careful not to overlook Thrif-T Drug details. 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MARCH 6,1991 Due to the Persian Gulf conflict, regular programming may be altered or cancelled. MARCH 9,1991 Due to the Persian Gulf conflict, regular programming may be altered or cancelled.

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MARCH 7,1991 Due to the Persian Gulf conflict, regular programming may be altered or cancelled. Due to the Persian Gulf conflict, regular programming may be altered or cancelled.

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MARCH 8,1991 Due to the Persian Gulf conflict, regular programming may be altered or cancelled. Due to the Persian Gulf conflict, regular programming may be altered or cancelled.

FRIDAY EVENING SATURDAY EVENING

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C ro p Freeman’ P rod u ction S e r v i c e s G e © Message Search And Church Directory 5357 Hopkinsville Road 522-3931 . Hopkinsville, KY Sponsored By The Merchants On This Page. Cadiz, KY 42211 or 235-5338 BAPTIST Maple Grove Baptist CHRISTIAN Cadiz Unite THgg County M anor | IfordI ® i B M CHURCH Irvin Darnell, Pastor CHURCH M ethod ist 1— ------1 Jeep/Eagle Halqua (Hal) W ilson, "A Personal Care Home" Bible Baptist Maple Grove Road Pastor LITTLE RIVER FORD-TOYOTA We strive to make our Bill Meador, Pastor Cadiz Christian Montgomery Eliza­ Dr. Tom Martin, Pastor 214 Main Street personal care feel like home. Highway 68 East Jeep/Eagle beth Baptist 31 Main Street 522-6237 25 Shelby St. 522 3711 Bloomfield Mission­, Leon Townsend, Pastor 522-8402 ary Baptist Highway 68 East, Cerulean Methodist Compliments of E.A. Brown, Pastor Rocky Ridge Road Roaring Springs James Pow ell, Pastor Highway 139 North 235-5233 Christian Hopkinsville Road WE REPAIR KYLER BRIDGE Billy Joe Nichols, Pastor WRECKED 522-7095 CARS LONG’S BODY SHOP M t. Pleasant Baptist Roaring Springs Commu­ D yer’s Chapel United COMPANY, INC. Buffalo Lick Baptist Grandville Courtney, nity M eth od ist 522-3392 Staff and Employees Pastor James A. Shuck, Pastor Cadiz, Kentucky 2799 Wallonia Road 3666 Blue Springs Road W a l lo n i a Springs Highway 68 West Highway 68 East 235-5629 924-5335 Christian Glen Meyers, Pastor L i n t o n U n i t e d Bailey Lumber Co. Cadiz Baptist New Hope Baptist Highway 276 M ethod ist Harold Skaggs, Pastor Jimmy Gibbs, Pastor Joe H. James, Pastor arm CHRISTIAN F 82 Main Street Highway 525 Highway 164 522-6002 522-3393 FELLOWSHIP TORE, INC. (502) 522-6732 522-6222 Cerulean Rd. Mayes Chapel s Logos Christian Fel­ CADIZ, KENTUCKY Blue Springs Baptist New Jerusalem Bap­ John Frazier, Pastor low ship tist CADIZ } J C f A M f l J U K Y We're Home Owned and Daniel Swartz, Pastor Will Jackson Road ' t W H w I I l I Home Operated by Highway 276 2550 Old Cadiz-Maggie ^ Chris, and Daniel Washer Whitecrest Hill V Road THRIF-T DRUG Mt. Zion Unitei L e e Py e % Ap/mckti ^ourB^-ws Calvary Missionary OISCOUNT PRESCRIPTIONS Christian Fellowship M ethod ist B aptist Oak G rov e Baptist AMERICAN EXPRESS Church James H. Pow ell, Pastor FOOD STORES Marshall Fortner, Pastor Hal Shipley, Pastor Evon McWherter, Pastor Cerulean Road Highway 274 Oak Grove Road Downtown & East Cadiz 16 Court Street 5 2 2 -3 4 4 1 522-6521 Oakland Unitei Canton Baptist CHURCH OF M ethod ist Ronnie Sivills, Pastor Rock Front Baptist Joe H. James, Pastor Southern States' P.O. Drawer 859 CHRIST John Mitchell, Pastor Oakland Church Road 924-5227 JQHNSON CADIZ BRANCH Linton Road Cadiz Church Of Feed • Seed • Fertilizer • LP Gas Service C hrist Rockcastle United Cerulean Baptist Rocky Ridge Baptist CONTROLS’ Darrell Simon, Pastor M eth od ist Hwy. 68 E. ^arm anc* Home Supplies "522-6681 Henry Ramey, Pastor Terry Mitcheson, Pastor 1785 East Main James A . Shuck, Pastor P.O. Box 86 Highway 68 East 522-8503 Cumberland Drive Bank of Cadiz 522-6907 522-3108 Delmont Baptist Joiner's Chapel KENTUCKY MACHINE & & Trust Co. Billy Turner, Pastor Second Baptist Church of Christ S i l o a m U n ited ENGINEERING 288 Corinth Cem. Road C.L. Brown, Pastor K Richard Crutchfield, M eth od ist Together, We're Strong! W ill Jackson Road Minister James A. Shuck, Pastor Donaldson Creek 79 Main St. 522-6066 Highway 139 South Siloam Church Road Cadiz 522-6061 Baptist South Road Mission­ Nickey Knight, Pastor ary Baptist CHURCH QF Tobaccoport United Donaldson Creek Road Eugene McWherter, Pastor OOP Goodwin Funeral Home CLYDE HITE M ethod ist Highway 139 South Maranatha Church of Joe H. James, Pastor "We handle Pre-arrangements" Lubricants and Fasteners East Cadiz Baptist God Tobaccoport Community 7450 Hopkinsville Rd. Mark Johnson, Pastor South Union Baptist Serving Everyone in Trigg County Allan Stokes, Sr., Pastor Glendale Drive John M. Ahart, Pastor Hwy, 68 W. of G racey 347 Main Street 235-5477 522-7522 2300 Lock E Road PENTECOSTAL 138 E. Main 522-6676 CHURCH HAWK'S TIRE CHURCH OF Hilltop FreewillI Trigg County Baptist COD- IN CHRIST Cadiz Pentecostal AND ALIGNMENT Baptist Roy W. Field, Pastor BRAKE Richard Harley, Pastor tfjAPA) NAPA Don Draughn, Pastor Line Street The Church of God In REPAIR Highway 139 North ROAD ^ KING Old Tobaccoport Road C hrist OIL Clarence Siscney, Pastor A U T O PARTS TIRES Wallonia Baptist WHEEL ALIGNMENT CHANGE Highway 139 North New Pleasant Hill Quality Parts & Service Since 1959 Hurricane Baptist Don M ock, Pastor Pentecostal 1750 Main Street 522-6624 MAIN AND FRANKLIN - CADIZ, KY. (502) 522-6377 Gary Pate, Pastor Wallonia Community Highway 164, Linton Highway 276 METHODIST Hamtown Restaurant 522-8777 CATHOLIC CHURCH CHURCH Cadiz Restaurant Bethel United Liberty Point Baptist PRESBYTERIAN M eth od ist "Old Fashioned Country Ham & Steaks" St. Stephens "Cadiz Finest” Wayne Glass, Pastor Joe H. James, Pastor CHURCH C ath olic Catfish-Salad Bar-Seafood Old Dover Road Bethel Church Road Cadiz Presbyterian 5 2 2 -6 5 6 3 H w y . 6 8 Hwy. 68 W. 522-3158 522-3958 Father Richard Danhauer, Chapel Pastor Bethesda Methodist Dr. Tom Martin, Supply Locust Grove Baptist Highway 68 West Hamtown Texaco C-Mart James Pow ell, Pastor 522-3801 Highway 272 East Highway 139 North 31 Main Street Groceries-Fishing Tackle 522-8402 dafrtz BRpcorit Hunting & Fishing License-Ky. Lottery P.O. Box 311, Cadiz 522-6605 Hwy, 68 W. Cadiz 522-6105 If Your Church Is Not Listed, Call 522-6605.

J I 1 B-12, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, March 6, 1991 je (goltren LPfUge Consider options when choosing new retirement residence By Leonard J. Hansen "I believe that mature adults of living may cause seniors to and living — such as: crime front of you. volunteering is welcome and can and should make remain in their homes rather rate and safety, cost of living, personally rewarding to There are ways to make changes for the better in their than venturing out and meet­ cost of housing, health care, • "When considering a you." money, save money, and find lives. If crime is a problem in ing other people for socializ­ proximity of health facilities move, visit the areas of your Questions for the professor a better lifestyle in retire­ a home area, you can move to ing and activities, for outdoor and program, population or highest interest, for several to may be addressed to: Dr. ment, and Dr. Mark Fagan of an area where the crime rate exercise such as walking, or crowded conditions, distance many days at a time. Chat Mark Fagan, Jacksonville, Jacksonville State Univer­ is far lower and reduce your developing new interests such you must travel to what you with people; visit stores; go to State University, Jack­ sity, Jacksonville, Ala., is worry about personal safety. as education, volunteering or want to do actively, tax costs, a church service of your sonville, AL 36265. traveling the nation teaching "If the cost of living is esca­ part-time work. air quality and more. choosing. Explore how you Columnist Leonard J. people "how" and "why" to lating where you live, con­ "Social isolation leads to "This is your own list of feel about an area and, how Hansen is the author of 'Life make a change. sider an area where the costs low self-esteem and emo­ concerns and desires. From you think they react to you as a Begins at Fifty: A Handbook Fagan, who received his are lower. tional depression, leading to this work-sheet you can start potential new resident. for Creative Retirement doctorate in social work from "If your area is crowded earlier and more frequent your research and base your "If you want to socialize Planning," (Barron's) the University of Alabama, is and you want more breathing illness, and a higher pre­ decisions for change." more, find a place where peo­ Inquiries may be sent to consultant to the university’s and living room, you can find dictability for institutional­ • "If you own your home ple are socializing actively. If Mainly for Seniors, Copley Center for Economic Devel­ that, too. We know from re­ ization. In mature years we and decide to move, you may you want to volunteer regu­ News S ervice, P.O. B ox 190, opment and Business Re­ search that worry and frus­ should continue our activity be able to net a significant larly, find a place where your San Diego, CA 92112-0190. search, specializing in re­ tration take a toll on personal and exercise both to provide a amount of cash by selling tirement lifestyle and long­ health, and that a financial healthful and more fulfilling your existing home and buy­ What’s Cookin’ at the Kitchen? term care. bind may cause senior citi­ life and to avoid or defer ing in an area where quality "My research and teaching zens to scrimp on food, medi­ nursing home care for at­ homes price far lower.Using are unique," states the profes­ cation or other necessities for tended or assisted living." your $125,000 capital gains The following is the menu Square. sor in an interview, "because the lives they could be liv­ From his writing and lec­ exclusion under federal tax provided by the Senior Citi­ T hursday, M arch 14 -- Hot I do not assume that mature in g ." tures Fagan recommends a laws, you may have a good zens Kitchen for the coming Dog with Cheese, Juice, Baked adults will need long-term "I am concerned that people number of steps or considera­ size nest egg to invest, to pro­ week. Reservations must be Beans, French Fries, Peanut care. Instead, I look to present in the larger, crowded cities tions for mature adults re­ duce added interest income." made one day in advance for Brownie. ways retirees may both better fall victim to social isola­ garding their homes and city • "As you think about and each meal. Please phone 522- Friday, March 15 - Turkey their lifestyle and avoid or tion," says Fagan. "The fear of residence: research other areas of the 8341 by 2 p.m. for reserva­ and Dressing, Sweet Potatoes, deter any institutionaliza­ of crime, the extremes of • "Do your own list of con­ country, keep your list of tions. Green Beans, Roll, Cranberry tion. weather and increasing costs cerns for your own best of life things you want to change in M o n d a y , M a rch 11 -- Sauce. Vegetable beef soup with Special Note: A hot lunch Gentlemen soldiers are 'ready, sandwich, cantaloupe and meal is provided to the elderly honeydew, oatmeal cake. 60 years of age and above at Tuesday, March 12- Roast Senior Citizens Centers Mon­ willing and able' states Miss Lillian Pork and Gravy, Broccoli, day through Friday from 11 Potato Casserole, Roll, a.m. to noon. Please make It’s great to see how Ameri­ found a mirror some tourist And, with a heart that's bro­ Pudding. your reservation the day be­ cans are joining together to had lost. "Well, well, if it ken W ed n esda y, M a rch 13 -- fore between the hours of 8 show support for our troops in ain't my old pappy!” he said and eyes brimful of tears, Spaghetti and Meat Sauce, a.m. and 2 p.m. Only a do­ the Middle East. For a time, it as he looked in the mirror. "I We falter in our weariness Tossed Salad, Tropical Fruit nation is suggested to defray hurt a lot to think back about never knowed he had a pitcher and sink beside the way. Salad, French Bread, Lemon the cost of a meal. our troops who were in Viet­ took." But God leans down and By Lillian Dawson nam. I realize that we cared He took the mirror home whispers, just as much, but did not show and hid it in the attic, but his "Child there’ll be another it as we have for this war. suspicious wife found it. day” ~ friends. Our sympathy to his There are a Million World War II was terrible, "Ah ha!" she said as she And the road will grow much fa m ily. but the years between that and looked into the glass. "So smoother Vietnam may have made a ***** that's the old hag he's been And much easier to face. Reasons to Give difference. But I think the Our recipe this week is an­ ch a sin ’ ." So do not be disheartened ~ America’s young military and their families cruelty and terrible loss of other of Nell Wallace's fa­ ***** this is just a "resting place." desperately need our support—and yours\ For 130 years the Armed Services Y has men in 'Nam made us, or the vorites. Sometimes the road of life Helen Steiner Rice served those who serve America, but the most of us, really begin to Crock Pot Breakfast Prunes seems long Thanks to Abbie for our need has never been greater than now. ■ comprehend what war is all 2 cups orange juice As we travel through the years thought of the week. Mail your donation today to: The Armed 1/4 cup orange marmalade Services YMCA, #215, 6225 Brandon Avenue, about. ^ Springfield, Virginia 22150-2510. _ _ _ We are proud of our soldiers 1 t. ground cinnamon If you’d like to do more, call Dick T O # in many ways. They are 1/4 t. ground cloves Hearing Tests Set For Cadiz Stotz, National Executive Director, at ^ 703-866-1260.______P- ready, willing, and able." To 1/4 t. ground nutmeg Thrif-T Drug Hearing tests will be given FREE at Thrif-T add to their other qualifica­ 1 12 oz. pkg. pitted dried Drug, Cadiz, on Friday, March 8, from 9 a.m. tions, they are gentlemen. prunes Hearing Tests to noon by Bel tone. Hearing Aid Specialists When they are shown caring 2 thin lemon slices Friday, March 8 will perform the test. 9 a.m. - noon. for a wounded enemy, and to In crockery cooker combine Those who HEAR but have trouble UNDERSTANDING In home testing conversation are urged to have this modem electronic hear them say, "They are orange juice, marmalade, if you cannot test to find out if their loss is one o f many that can be A JHcasage front ifje human, too, and in pitiful cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg, attend! * - helped. Everyone not hearing clearly should have a SCHEDULE condition." You thank God and 1 cup water. Stir in hearing test. Even people who wear aids, or those who Darrell E. Simon, Minister Sunday: For your FREE believe nothing can be done for them, should be Worship-9:30 a.m. for men like that. You are prunes and lemon slices. hearing test 522-8503 tested. Today, most hearing problems can be helped. Bible Study - 10:00 a.m. proud they are Americans. Cover and cook on low for 8-10 caU 522-1000 No hearing problem should ever be ignored. ***** hours. Serve warm. Serves 6. Lord's Supper-11:00 a.m. Evening Worship-6:00 p.m. I was shocked to learn of the ***** Sponsored By: Wednesday Night - 7:30 p.m. death of Harry Lee Whipple. Did you hear about the old / f a m e ' Lee was always friendly, with codger who lived away back ■ llcurihgThrough Professional Care THE BIBLE - JUST ANOTHER BOOK, or GOD'S WORD? a personality that drew many in the hills, and one day 116 E. 14th St. Hopkinsville, Ky. Bring this ad with you. Ask people what they believe about the Bible and various answers will be heard. Some believe that it is just another book among books. Some believe that it contains myths and fables and it should not be taken seriously. Some New safer cataract surgery like to read it for its stories and lessons about living. Others comment that it is an interesting book but no one will ever be able to understand it. But, what about the claims the Bible promises faster recovery makes for itself? Is it just another book or is it the Word of God? If the Bible is just another book, then no one can take seriously the claims of its writers that it is the Word of God. A revolutionary new form of cataract surgery is But, Bible writers declare plainly that they are speaking forth now available to residents of this area, according to the Word of God! The prophets of old state time and again that Dr. Robin Rice, an ophthalmologist with the their message came from God!"Hear, O heavens, and give ear, Rice Eye Clinic in Clarksville and Springfield. 0 earth: for the Lord hath spoken..." (Isaiah 1:2). :The words of Jeremiah...To whom the word of the Lord came" (Jer.l:l-2). The new procedure, called “Small Incision”, "The word of the Lord came expressly unto Ezekiel the priest" offers cataract surgery patients a quicker return to (Ezek. 1:3). And every prophet who spoke acknowledged that their normal lifestyle and less likelihood of compli­ he was transferring the Word of God. To this the New Testa­ Traditional Cataract Small Incision Cataract cations, says Dr. Robin Rice. ment agrees, when it says, "For the prophecy came not in old Surgery Surgery There are an estimated five million Americans time by the will of man: but holy men of God spake as they were moved by the Holy Ghost" (2 Peter 1:21). And again, "God, who suffering from cataracts. A cataract, which is the at sundry times and in divers manners spake in time past unto clouding of the eye’s natural lens, generally occurs Cataract surgery is one of the most frequently the fathers by the prophets, Hath in these last days spoken with aging. There is no preventative treatment. performed surgeries for people over the age of 65. unto us by his Son..." (Hebrews 1:1-2). From these verses we The only recourse is surgery where the cataract is Medicare covers the surgery and the Rice Eye learn that the Bible is more than just a book among books. It removed and an artificial lens is implanted. Clinic accepts Medicare assignment. H owever, is the Word of God! It is the Book of books and continues to be taken seriously by God-fearing people. Dr. Robin Rice notes that with the recent in­ “The real advantage to this new procedure,” says The Bible reveals the mind and will of God and it Dr. Robin Rice, who performs the small incision creases in Medicare premiums and deductibles, should be diligently studied and obeyed. It contains man's fall operation, “is that it means much less recuperation many senior adults are feeling an extra financial by sin and God's plan for redeeming man. It will one day by the time for the patient and less chance of complica­ squeeze. “That’s why, as a com m unity service, final standard of judgement for all men that have ever lived or ever shall live (John 12:48; Revelation 20:12-13). Now, what is tions or infections. Not only can patients read and our clinic is offering free screenings to detect your attitude toward the Bible? If it is just another book, then drive the very next day, but they can also bend or cataracts and glaucoma. We’ll do this for we cannot take seriously its words that it is the Word of God, do strenuous activity such as lifting. That is un­ church, civic, or social groups. All they have and his standard of judgement. But, ifitisthe Word of God, and thinkable with the traditional cataract surgery.” to do is give us a call. We’ll come to their com­ 1 believe that it is, we must study and obey it and submit our The faster recovery is because the incision in the munity,” says Dr. Robin Rice. wills unto God's will! Write for a free Bible Correspondence Course or Bible eye is less than half the size compared to the inci­ For more information or to Study and address all correspondence to: Cadiz Church of sion used with traditional cataract surgery. It schedule a free screening, call Christ. P. O. Box 1007, Cadiz, KY 42211. usually takes only one stitch to close this incision, compared to the eight to ten stitches with tradi­ 552-0100 in Clarksville or toll free tional cataract surgery. 1-800-722-RICE (7423). (Eabtz of Christ “This is all done on an outpatient basis. There is P.O. Box 1007 Cadiz, KY 42211 no need to be put to sleep or spend the night in the hospital," he says. Building Located at 1785 East Main

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District Court court costs as assessed by the ham, Cadiz, Ky., theft by de­ Joseph McCellon Calhoun, C/W; guilty plea, 30 days in may past $117.50 cast bond Recorded Feb. 12,1991 state. ception under $100, 2 counts, Cadiz, Ky., criminal posses­ county jail; (failure to appear) Willie E. Johnson, Cadiz, continued to 3-5-91. sion of forged instrument in Harold G. Wallace, failure Holly D. Shelton, Cadiz, Norris Keith Mitchell, Ky., speeding,45/25, bond of Jeff J. Christmas, Elkton, 2nd degree, 2 counts, contin­ to pay fine and costs, two Ky., Expired registration Cadiz, Ky.,. Criminal mis­ $62.50, forfeit bond. Ky., criminal mischief in 3rd ued to 3-26-91 to set for ex trial. charges, issue show cause or­ plates, dismissed, had proof chief in 3rd degree, Dis­ Vivin C. Curtis, Cadiz, Ky., degree, continued to employ Roy Lee Bridges, Cadiz, der for 3-12-91. supplied. missed on motion of C/W. improper registration plates, attorney and return on 3-12- Ky., flagrant non-support, James R. Hopper, failure to Kevin Ray Terrell, Cadiz, has valid registration, dis­ 91. waived exam trial until 3-26- pay fine and costs, forfeit Tony Buren Adams, Cadiz, Ky., Criminal mischief in missed. 91. $242.00 bond, to pay fine and Larry Wayne Overby, Ky., assault in 4th degree, 3rd degree, Dismissed on Jerry W. Pearce, Al­ Benjamin C. Robinson, costs. Princeton, Ky., theft by de­ continued to 3-19-91 for jury motion of C/W. pharetta, GA, speeding, 78/65, Springfield, OH, speeding, ception under $100, continued Brian Heath Futrell, Cadiz, continued to February 28, 79/65, no operators license, trial. to 3-5-91. Gordon Keith Mitchell, Ky., Criminal m ischief in 1991. notice. District Court Greg A. Buford, Smithland, Cadiz, Ky., assault in 4th de­ 3rd degree, Arraigned, Con­ Duran M. Martin, Jr., Stacey Dean Wood, disre­ Recorded Feb. 15,1991 Ky., illegal possession of gree, issue criminal sum­ tinue to set for trial. Cadiz, Ky., failure to yield garding stop sign, arraigned, George H. Alexander, fugi­ mussels, guilty plea, fine $100 mons for 2-28-91. John Knott Olipahnt, Cadiz, right of way to emergency ve­ continued for disposition of tive from another state, and costs. Ky., Criminal m ischief in hicle, complete 20 hours work felony case. waived extradition to Indi­ Robert R. Sanders, Smith- Edward Frankie Joiner, 3rd degree, Dismissed on program. Stacey Wood, improper ana, no bond. land, Ky., taking mussel Lafayette, Ky., criminal motion of C/W. Timothy L. Cannon, Cadiz, passing, speeding, 75/25, dis­ shells illegally, illegal pos­ mischief in 3rd degree, ar- Denny Sewell, Princeton, Ky., improper registration regarding stop sign, wanton session of mussels, guilty rainged, plea of not guilty, Ky., Harassment, Arraigned, plates, guilty plea, fine $25 endangerment in 1st degree District Court plea, fine $100 and costs. continued generally to be Continue for Court Trial. and costs. (Police Officer), arraigned, Recorded Feb. 14,1991 Spencer Kent Kennedy, Pa­ placed back on docket on day # Joseph McCellon Calhoun, John A. Hall, Cadiz, Ky., continued for ex trial on all James A. Greenwade, ducah, Ky., illegal possession certain on motion of county Cadiz, Ky., Criminal posses­ speeding, 76/55, DUI, 1st, charges. Cadiz, Ky., no insurance, of mussels, guilty plea, fine attorney. sion of forged instrument in guilty plan, fine $50 and no Larry D. Wilson, Cadiz, Previously arraigned, plea of 2nd degree - 3 counts, Waive costs; guilty plea, fine $200 $100 and costs. Ky., DUI, 1st, Carrying a guilty, fine of $500, condition, Wiliam D. Steel, Hop­ 10 day rule, Continue to 2-19- and costs, revoke license for Benjamen R. Freitac, concealed weapon, no insur­ suspended to pay restitution 5- kinsville, Ky., bench warrant 91. six months, and attend Madisonville, Ky., taking mussels by illegal means, ance, guilty plea, fine $200 30-91, or pay fine, pay costs of served, $92.50 bond, continued Roy Lee Bridges, Jr., Cadiz, drivers' school. and costs, revoke license for $57.50. Ky., Flagrant Non-support, Elmore Beecher, Sharon arraigned, continued to 3-5-91 to 2-21-91 to see if money is six months, attend driver's Theresa J. Mitchell, Cadiz, paid. Arraigned, Referred to public Grove, Ky., Reckless opera­ for court trial. Brian Heath Futrell, Cadiz, school; guilty plea, fine $25 Ky., operating on suspended defendent. tion of boat, issue B.W., Bond and no costs, confiscate or revoked operators license, * Brenda D. Marquess, Bum- $82.50. Ky., criminal mischief in 3rd Thomas D. Washer, disre­ degree, continued to 3-12-91, to weapon; has insurance, dis­ continued to 2-28-91, send no­ garding stop sign, dismissed, pus Mills, Tn., One head­ Timothy A. Gonterman, m issed. tice to defendent. light, Dismissed. Cadiz, Ky., assault in 4th de­ get proof of damages. mitigating circumstances. Joseph McCellon Calhoun, Darren McGregorl, Cadiz, Jeffrey D. Futrell, Cadiz, Joseph Calhoun, criminal Sharon M. Harper, Cadiz, gree, formal sentencing. Ky., assault in 4th degree, ar­ DUI, 1st, continued to 2-28-91, Ky., A.I.-lst, $25. Quinn P. Cunningham , Cadiz, Ky., Criminal Posses­ possession of forged instru­ raigned, continued to 3-5-91. send notice to defendent. ment in 2nd degree, ar­ District Court Cadiz, Ky., theft by deception sion of forged instrument in 2nd degree, 3 counts, each James Larry Wharton, Jewell Leon Thompson, raigned, public defender ap­ Recorded Feb. 19,1991 under $100, continued to 3-5- criminal trespass, resisting Hodgenville, Ky., Over­ The following fines do not continued to 3-26-91 to set for plied to represent, continued to 91. arrest, dismissed on motion height, issue bench warrent, 12-19-91. include the $49.50 or $47.50 Angela Quinn Cunning­ ex trial. * Seniors should report changes in supplemental security income

By Gene Smith, commonly cause overpay­ S.S. Representative ments when not reported are listed below. If you get SSI, be HOPKINSVILLE, KY - If sure to tell Social Security you get Supplemental Security about any of the following Income (SSI) checks, you changes: This machine should tell Social Security * an increase in resources - whenever there's a change in - the things you own, such as your resources, income or cash, checking or savings living arrangements. accounts, stocks, bonds and That way, we can be sure certificate of deposit; you get the right amount in makes light work * an increase in income — your check each month, and both earned and unearned; you can avoid the hardship * help with your living ex­ caused by paying back over­ penses; payments. * you enter a hospital or Too often, people getting SSI other institution; of kidney stones. forget to tell us about a change * you leave the United that should be reported so they States; end up being overpaid. Since * you move or someone the law requires the Social moves into or out of your Security Administration to home; recover the overpayment, the * someone who lives with money is usually withheld you dies; from future checks, resulting * you or someone who lives in a tremendous hardship for with you has a baby or gets many people. married, widowed, divorced You can avoid overpay­ or separated; ments and their recovery by * your health improves promptly telling Social Secu­ while you're getting checks rity about any change. When because of disability or blind­ you started getting SSI, you ness. received a booklet called, To report a change, call So­ "What You Have to Know cial Security at 1-800-234- About SSI." 5772. Changes should be re­ That booklet details all the ported within 10 days after the things that must be reported. If month it happens. The sooner you've lost your copy, you can the change is reported, the call Social Security and get a sooner Social Security can new one free of charge. correct your check. Examples of changes that Prompt reports are key to avoiding overpayments

Most Social Security and SSI recipients must report Supplemental Security In­ any change in their income come (SSI) overpayments re­ and resources, as well as any sult from beneficiaries not change in living arrange­ promptly reporting changes ments. As other income in­ It’s called a Candela™ Lasertripter. Center, treatments that you would otherwise that affect the amount of, or creases, the SSI check must It uses pulses o f laser light to “ shatter” be forced to drive many miles to a larger city entitlement to, their checks. decrease. There is a resource painful kidney stones into small particles that to receive. Failure to make a timely re­ limit each year that must be port can result in a penalty as carefully observed. A living the body easily washes away. Ask your physician about the specialized well. arrangement change can also With little pain. Without major surgery. treatment resources available to you and your The single biggest cause of cause the SSI check to in­ O f course, Regional Medical Center in loved ones at Regional Medical Center. Social Security overpayments crease or decrease. Madisonville is proud to bring this break­ Because when it comes to providing high is beneficiaries not reporting, Other events that must be through in medical technology to patients and quality medical care to this area, we don’t or under reporting yearly reported by all beneficiaries physicians in this area. But it is only one exam­ take our work lightly. earnings. Some benefits must are death or marriage of be withheld if 1991 earnings beneficiary; change of ad­ ple among many of the advanced medical For more information, or if you need a will exceed $9,720 for those dress; and a beneficiary who treatments available at Regional Medical physician, call 1-800-733-2312. who are 65-69 years old, $7,080 is no longer in custody of his for those under 65. This report or her representative payee. must be made directly to So­ We send a booklet about cial Security by any benefi­ events that must be reported ciary under age 70 whose along with every benefit earnings will go over these award letter. It is the benefi­ REGIONAL MEPUCAL CENTER lim its. ciary's responsibility to make MADISONVILLE There are special rules that these reports promptly in or­ apply to disability beneficia­ der to avoid overpayments The land o f care you trust... close to home. ries (including disabled wid­ and possible penalties. ows and disabled adult chil­ You can make a report by dren) who work. For these calling our toll-free telephone people any work must be re­ number 1-800-234-5772. The ported, regardless of the best time to call is between 7 amount of earnings. We need a.m. and 9 a.m. although you to know about any medical can speak to a representative 7 improvement as well. a.m. to 7 p.m. weekdays.

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TRAILERS For Rent- 2 Bed­ Phone: (502)-885-8349. and Walnut, Mayfield. Days wet basements dry. All work Walnut. Planing available. rooms, $150.00 month, de­ FOR RENT: 2 & 3 Bedroom 247-4704, nights 247-6663. carries written guarantee. Pick from large inventory. FOR SALE: 1990 Chevy Step- side, red, short bed pick-up. posit required. 4 1/2 miles MobileHomes. Also lots avail­ EARN MONEY at home with Morgan and Sons Construc­ Call (502)525-6330. Ask for BACKHOE AND DOZER Must sell! $10,900.00 or best North of Cadiz on Highway able. Call between 4:30- your personal computer! tion, Inc., 2870 Morgan Lane, William. WORK, concrete forming. We offer. Phone: (502)-886-3272. 139. Call 522-8765. Lynn 9:00p.m. weekdays or any­ Amazing FREE 24 hours LAKE BARKLEY CON­ Paducah, Ky. 42001. 442- pour concrete basements. Waller Realtor® time weekends. 522-0702. recorded message! Get TINUOUS GUTTERING. 7026. LITTLE GIRLS SPRING started NOW! Call 606-362- House building and construc­ FOR SALE: 1989 Chevrolet Aluminumorvinyl siding and DRESSES just arrived! 10K 4060 NOW!! tion. Call 885-9918, before cornice. 34 Cunningham YARD SERVICE-Will do GoldHorseshoe rings-$l 0.99. Silverado Pick-up. Black w/ HOUSE FOR RENT WITH 9:00p.m. (ll. Real Estate) Avenue, Cadiz, KY 522-6788. mowing, trim trees and 10K Gold Panda Rings- red pin stripping. Red inte­ OPTION TO BUY. 1800 sq. EARN THOUSANDS stuff­ shrubs or any type yard work $29.99. RAGAMUFFIN rior. LOADED. Call after ft. Too many extra’s to list! 6:00p.m. (615)232-8979 or ing envelopes. Rush $1.00 and MASTER BUILDERS- Re­ FASHIONS, 522-6595. LOT FOR RENT OR SALE- $450.00 a month. Call 522- ROBERT VANDIVER SEP­ (615)232-7404. SASE: PB Inc. 1562 Ceru­ modeling, room additions, in Blue Springs Estates near 6607 or (615)552-0001. TIC TANK CLEANING lean Road, Cadiz, KY 42211. siding, etc. Call us for your Stock Clearance Sale: John Lake Barkley. $100.00 per SERVICE. Prompt, efficient, FOR SALE: 1988 Chevy S-l 0 and reliable service. Reason­ building needs. Phone: (5021- Deere Lawn Mowers-Model month. Set-up for mobile MOBILE HOME FOR RENT. FULL-TIME and Part-time Blazer (red). Air condition­ able rates, no extra charge W oods 185, 17 H.P. 46" cut, Hyd. home. Phone: (904)-282-9287 Call522-7841. Uzzle’s Trailer jobs available. Apply at Pro- ing, PS/PB, 2-wheel drive. forSundaysorHolidays. Call drive $3,195.00. STX38,121/ after 6:00 p.m. Court. Tek Security. 205 East 14th 2 H.P. 38" cut $1,937.50. Call 885-0895 days, 235-5068 Collect. Phone(502)886-4114. Street, Hopkinsville. HEALTH INSURANCE D rug ROBINSON IMPLEMENT nights. PROFESSIONALS CO., Princeton, KY. Phone: REPOSSESSED VA & Take time to visit us for all your Store, Inc. NEEDED TO MARKET (502) 365-2053. HUD HOMES uniform needs. We have rugs, B a se b a ll Mon.-Sat. 9-5 8. Boats aprons, and hospital gowns. OUTSTANDING NEW available from government from B a sk e tb a ll S u n . 1-5 Trusses Fitted c I $1 without credit check. You re­ Also, pick up a nick-nack for MAJOR MEDICAL pair. Also S & L bailout properties. yourself, a friend, or loved one. FOR SALE: 1988 Glasstream Fo o tb all PRODUCT Spring Elastic (sT Boat. 18 ft. 175 Mercruiser Princeton Uniform Plus 808 S. Main D 127 W Main Street, Princeton, Ky. JOHN'S motor, trailer. $8,000.00 We offer: Hopkinsville, KY Phone: (502)-887-2337. BASEBALL CARDS +Top commissions. FOR SALE: 1989 Firebird, +Six months commission 885-5341 blue. 21XXX miles. Excellent FOR SALE: 16.8 ft. Hydra advance on submitted APP condition. Extended war­ Sport. 150 Mercury motor. All business. ranty. Serious inquiries only! accessories. (502)-885-2250 Located inside: Cadiz, Ky. +Leads available. Phone: (502)-753-4286. Q e r h s t s +No association dues or days, (502)-886-6106 nights. 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J i B-16, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, March 6, 1991 Cub Scouts hold Pinewood Derby On Sunday, Feb. 3, presented to racers in the dou­ Cadiz/Trigg County Cub Scout ble elimination division P^ck 257 held its annual races with all participants re­ Pinewood Derby races in the ceiving at least two ribbons. community room of the John Leighton Wynn was Kindergarten: 1st Grade: 2nd Grade: 3rd Grade: L. Street Library. awarded a trophy^ for best de­ Michael Mosley, Ashley Akemon Stephnaugh Street, Ashley Meredith Brian Johnson, Kara Hawker Richard Rascoe, Jacquetta Wilson A total of 44 scouts partici­ sign. Pinewood Derby is an pated in four different divi­ event which the scout along sions. The Tiger Cub division with the assistance of an adult Valentine’s Day King and Queens was won by Dustin Under­ partner fashions a race car wood. Nathan Butler won the from a block of wood. The to­ Wolf division. Zach Lunte tal weight of the finished car was the top finisher in the cannot exceed five ounces. Bear division and Lucas Chestnut won the Webelos di­ Pack 257 commends all the vision. race participants for the ef­ In a final race for overall forts in constructing and rac­ winner, the order of finish ing their cars. We also thank w&s Nathan Butler, first; Lu­ all the adults who assisted the 4th Grade: cas Chestnut, 2nd; Zach scouts as well as those who 5th Grade: Jason Choate, Beth Oliver Lunte, 3rd; and Dustin Un­ helped in setting up the track Wesley Perry, Kesha Allen derwood, 4th. Trophies were and conducting the races. Trigg County Elementary tributing valentines. The presented to participants in Also thanks go to the Lions School students recently entire school participated in the race for Pack champion. Club members who acted as participated in many activ­ Red and White day on Blue and Red ribbons were judges for our races. ities with the Student Coun­ Thursday, Feb. 14. Each cil selling candy during classroom elected ab boy recess all week. and girl to represent them Scouting museum's On Tuesday, Feb. 12, they in this contest. Grade win­ visited Trigg Manor where ners were chosen and a Wesley Perry and Kesha Allen were named King and Queen for a they enjoyed reading poems King and Queen was se­ day. The elementary school looked terrific with Valentine decorations season underway to the residents and dis- lected from each group. and all the students looked nice in their red and white outfits. MURRAY, KY - The Na­ son. The museum's board of tional Scouting Museum at trustees voted last fall to ex­ Murray State University be­ pand the season, closing only gan its first nine-month-long three months of the year — Elizabethtown museum's Coca-Cola season Friday, March 1. December, January and The facility, which offers a February. exhibit shows history of 'the real thing' blend of high tech participa­ Admission rates to the mu­ tory exhibits, multi-media seum are $4.50 for persons 13 theater-in-the-round and and older, $4 for senior citi­ It's as All-Am erican as toaster that imprints bread and minus the wine - became Visitors can also tour the the formula for Coca-Cola. more than 50,000 Scouting ar­ zens 65 and older, $3.50 for baseball and apple pie. It's the with the Coca-Cola logo and bottling plant - and enjoy tifacts, including a collection youth ages 6 through 12 and most recognized brand name the only complete collection of Pemberton's bookkeeper, some ice-cold Coca-Cola af­ Frank M. Robinson, came up terwards. of original Scout paintings by free for children under age 6. on Earth. It's "the real all known Coca-Cola trays. Norman Rockwell, will be Scouts, MSU faculty, staff and thing." It's Coca-Cola and it’s The museum cover 7,500 with the name for the drink, Plant tours are free, while open to the public from 9 a.m. students, or groups of six or on exhibit at a museum in square feet on the second floor honoring its main ingredi­ museum admission is $2 for to 4:30 p.m., Tuesday through more are admitted for $3 each. Elizabethtown. In fact, a of the Coca-Cola Bottling ents, the coca leaf and the cola adults, $1.50 for senior citi­ Saturday and 12:30 p.m. to The National Scouting Mu­ Schmidt’s Coca-Cola Mu­ Company in Elizabethtown. nut. zens and tour members and 50 4;30 p.m. Sunday. The mu­ seum is located on the corner seum, it's the only thing on Exhibits are arranged cents for students. Pre­ Since that time, it's gone seum is closed on Mondays. of 16th Street and Calloway exhibit. chronologically beginning schoolers are admitted free. from "brain tonic" to the soft Gateway Park, an outdoor ob­ Avenue in Murray. To make Housed there are eight to 10 with a mirror advertising Museum hours are 9 a.m. to 4 stacle course will open April group reservations or for million pieces of Coca-Cola John Styth Pemberton’s drink that's "the real thing." p.m. Mondays through Fri­ 1. more information on the mu­ memorabilia, including a "French Wine of Coca." The first year it was sold, total days. For more information, Since opening on the Mur­ seum call (502) 762-3383 or three-foot-high bottle designed Pemberton's recipe, plus sales equaled a meager 25 call (502) 737-4000. ray State campus in May, write the National Scouting by Tiffany, a marble soda some sugar, some fluid ex­ gallons of syrup. Today, the To find out more about other 1986, the museum has operated Museum, Murray State Uni­ fountain made for the Chicago tract of the kola nut and a spe­ average American drinks 40 attractions in Kentucky call with a June to Labor Day sea­ versity, Murray, KY 42071. World's Fair in 1893, a cial mystery ingredient - gallons of Coke a year. 1-800-225-TRIP.

Cunningham Good G o o d makes dean's k i Neighbor -7 Neighbor list at Indiana J v ^ C h c v y ^ C h e v y university Stars Stars Dru Ann Cunningham of 60 hospital Street, Cadiz, was recently named to the Indiana University-Bloomington campus' dean's list for Semester 1,1990-91. Dean's List students must earn at least a 3.5 grade point average from a possible 4.0 in a minimum of 12 hours of course work. The students will be honored April 14,1991, at this year's traditional Founders day ceremony.

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