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VOL. 1 1 2 NO. 4 4 COPYRIGHT © 1 9 9 3 , THE CADIZ RECORD, CADIZ, KENTUCKY NOVEMBER 3, 1993 Jim Ricks elected mayor of Cadiz; Tyler defeats Carr in District 7 race

City councilman Jim Ricks The Caledonia precinct ran He owns two Cadiz businesses, serving under three different turnover since that 1989 elec­ was elected mayor of Cadiz in out of write-in paper, causing The Music Shoppe and Quality mayors. He spent 48 years in tion, when four new councilmen the Nov. 2 general election by delays in the tabulation of the Security, which sells fire and the automotive and tractor were elected. PVA vote. burglar alarms. He is a retired business. 21 votes. In the only contested race for Both Ricks and Burke at­ facilities engineer from Fort There were only six candi­ Ricks defeated fellow city magistrate, Donnie Tyler de­ councilman W.D. "Billy" Burke tended the Nov. 2 city council Campbell. dates vying for the six seats on feated incumbent Earl Carr in meeting and were unavailable He also is a fire alarm and the Cadiz City Council. Juanita by a vote of 289 to 268. Despite District 7 by a vote of 332 to 90. the result, Burke carried two of for comment at press time. sprinkler systems inspector Oates was elected to her fourth the three precincts. Ricks will be the 12th mayor through the state fire mar­ term, and Frankie Phillips and "I was quite surprised by the In the race for property of Cadiz and the first since shal's office. Bruce Perkins to a third term. margin," said Tyler, who was valuation administrator be­ 1985, when current Mayor Scott Ricks' wife, Lucretia, is a The three new city councilmen in his first race for public of­ tween four write-in candidates, Sivills took office. registered nurse at Trigg County are Frances T. DeName, Oil­ fice. "From the people I have ballots were still being tabu­ It was only the fourth con­ Hospital. Their daughter, man Anderson and Howard talked with, I feel the im­ lated at press time. The four tested mayor's race in the last Emily, is a student at Hop­ Stovall. provement of county roads is a candidates are Mike Bryan, Ed 28 years. kinsville Community College. The last uncontested council priority." McGill, Donna Bruchu Oliver Ricks has served one two- Burke has been a member of race was in 1989. The three new Carr was looking for his Jim Ricks and Mike Williamson. year term on the city council. the city council since 1961, members is the highest third term on the fiscal court. School board seat draws interest: scores examined The vacant seat on the Trigg tions had to be sent to Frankfort from each school's guidance County School Board has and postmarked no later than counselors where their school drawn the interest of two peo­ November 3. If no one had sub­ stands in terms of test results ple, who have indicated that mitted an application by that and what steps are being taken they would apply for the posi­ deadline, the process would be to improve the scores. tion that was vacated with the extended. School officials expressed resignation of Charles Terrell Persons appointed by the optimism with the students' in September. State Department of Education writing portfolio skills, espe­ Superintendent Jim Wallace would interview each candi­ cially at the elementary school told the board at their date and recommend a choice to level. November 1 meeting that two Commissioner Thomas Boysen. In other business, the school people had picked up applica­ Applicants must live in board a p p lie d th e superin­ tions at the board office and Division #3, which is the tendent's personnel actions to had expressed interest in the North Cadiz #1 and #2 employ Russell Stallons on a .6 seat. precincts. Wallace said the applica­ Meanwhile, the board heard RC&D ’VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR’ -- Juanita Oates was honored as "Volunteer of the Year" by the Pennyrile Resource Conservation and Development Council at its annual meeting. With Oates are Charles Cerulean of injuries Turner (left), RC&D coordinator; and Kelly P'Pool, RC&D Council chairman. A Cerulean youth who was 24. According to Sheriff Randy Trigg County. struck by a car while riding his Clark, Goodwin rode his bike Meanwhile, a Rockcastle bike died early November 1 at through a yard and into the man injured in a fall from a RC&D recognizes Oates £ Vanderbilt Medical in road. A car driven by Pamela television tower October 24 is Nashville. Oliver, 22, Princeton, sounded listed in fair condition in the HOPKINSVILLE - Juanita Oates of Cadiz City of Cadiz, businesses, churches, and resi­ According to Vanderbilt her horn and braked, but could orthopedic wing of Vanderbilt was honored as "Volunteer of the Year," the dents in the Perry Street area on a project to Medical Center Public Rela­ not avoid hitting Goodwin. Medical Center in Nashville. highest award given by the Pennyrile Resource improve the appearance of Cadiz Ditch. tions spokesman Doug Reports said Goodwin was Conservation and Development Council during Through her efforts, the city has removed tons Williams, Christopher Allen wearing a Walkman-type ra­ Jeff Oakley suffered back and the council's annual meeting on Oct. 28. of debris from about 1.5 miles of Cadiz Ditch Goodwin died at 2 a.m. Monday dio at the time of the accident. neck injuries during the inci­ Oates is a member of the Cadiz City Council and its tributaries. The debris consisted of car as a result of multiple trauma. The fatality is the fifth on dent, which reports say oc­ and is its representative on the RC&D Council. bodies, old appliances, logs, large rocks, and (See obituary on Page A-4) Trigg County highways this curred when Oakley fell 30 feet For the past 2 1/2 years, Oates has been Goodwin was riding his year. Last year, six people to the ground when the tower working with the Pennyrile RC&D Council, i £ bicycle near his home October died in traffic accidents in collapsed. Residents feel loss of Wyatt's Grocery Store MATT SANDERS Editor The closing of Wyatt's Grocery on Oct. 30 has left a big void in the community of Roaring Springs. Wyatt's was more than a place to buy gro­ ceries, auto parts, fishing equipment or gaso- line....it was a way of life for most of the 300 or so Roaring Springs residents. The "all-purpose" store also was widely- known in the community for its breakfast and lunch. Many of the "regulars" would stay there through the afternoon to play cards, shoot pool or just gossip. In fact, there was usually a line at the front door when the store opened at 7 a.m. CARD PLAYERS -- Several regulars at Wyatt's and several people still inside when it was Grocery would spend hours each day playing WYATT'S CLOSES ITS DOORS -- Wyatt's Grocery in Roaring Springs closed its doors on Oct. 30, cards. leaving a big void in the community. See Page A-16 W yatt's, Record photos by Matt Sanders

Two Sections • 32 Pages O pinion .... O bituaries Seeding project Recapitulation Local N e w s ...... A-5 at complex sheet S o c ie ty ...... A-10 - Page A-6 S p o r ts ...... B-1 Page A-8 Agriculture B-5 TV Listings, Entertainment...... B-7 - Cjassifipris ...... B-14, r A-2, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, November 3,1993 OPINION

Notebook cleaning, part 2 Just The Other Day By Billy Rawls Time to clean out my notebook again.... about $50, which would not have been so I returned to St. Louis last weekend for ML bad except I had a girl friend with very the first time since I moved to Cadiz last expensive taste. That does not explain "'Twas the night before December. I decided to look up a few Matt I * why we were together, only why we Christmas"—Oops! Wrong friends were I used to work. I was dressed Sanders weren't together long. holiday. in jeans, turtleneck and blue blazer and Horse racing was all we talked about It was, instead, October 29, the first person I saw asked me why I was for a week. In fact, we cut Friday classes 1993, and 'me'an' Walter "Jack" coming into the office on my day off. It's the next week to try our luck again. Bad Humphries talked briefly nice to be missed. I’m just not sure if I can move. I thought I was doing good by about what the weather appreciate the fact that some people leaving the track with $100 (we won't prognosticators claimed was in can't tell if I'm there or not. I developed a very expensive habit -- go­ talk about what I started with) until I store for our locale in the One other thing occurred to me. When I ing to the horse races. As a class field trip realized I still owed her dinner. That immediate future. left St. Louis, it was snowing. When I re­ at Murray State, several of us visited meant going to a restaurant where the turned, it was snowing. Who figured that Churchill Downs in Louisville. I was waitress does not ask if you want fries or Here it was two days before "All Saint's Evening" would happen on Halloween weekend. hooked instantly. Only one problem a hot apple pie with your order. My (Halloween). I had just mulched my leading and smallish crop of Several people have told me I should though - I'm not that good at picking the change was just that, change. fallen leaves—with the majority of them yet to fall. The avoid St. Louis, or take up snow skiing horses. The first horse I bet on went off at Over the years, I guess I've broken even, weather experts were predicting snow flurries for our area on the again. 10-to-l. He came back at 2:30 (old race thanks to about two or three races where I morrow. I searched my memory for a time when we had snow track joke). really cleaned up. Luckily, I only had me before most of the leaves were gone from the tree branches. Jack It was 16 years ago about this time that That first day at the track, I dropped to buy dinner for afterwards. said that was the case about 23 or 24 years ago. Sure enough, the weather 'foredictors' knew what they were talking about this time. Their "flurries" covered fallen leaves that became covered again with .snow, and the top of my car 20 years ago... accumulated a good inch-and-a-half of white stuff. As I recapitulated my thinking about early signs of winter's coming, many things flitted through my head: Corporal, Harry Smeltz, of my gun section, once braved the frost Four Trigg County Wildcat football of icy Netherlands mornings as he sauntered around in his shirt players were named to the All Western sleeves claiming that he intended to become accustomed to the Kentucky Conference Team and Trigg cold and remain so attired. Then, the first snow fell, and we all Head Coach Joe Kelly Jaggers was chosen laughed when Smeltz appeared in his complete winter wardrobe the Coach of the Year in the conference in that he wore until sun-tan time came back; Class A Play. Those chosen were I once wondered about farmers who killed hogs on warm quarterback Jimmy Mathis, split end Thanksgiving Days and claimed, to feel in their bones, that the Sonny Thomas, tackle Davis Sadler and time was right for the meat to absorb preserving salt prior to a defensive back Ricky Radford. favorable cold-snap; ' Me’an my wife, Charline, once caught a fine kettle of fish on a Mr. and Mrs. Randy Wade announced wonderfully warm Thanksgiving Day back in the early 1950's. the arrival of a daughter, Michelle We exposed fat and greedy pond perch to warm and lively Dawn on Tuesday, November 6. grasshoppers that happened to be as unaware of an approaching snow storm, that day, as we were; Charles Hunter was pictured with a 25 I wondered about the present great fields of ripe and point buck he killed in Trigg County, a unharvested soy beans that are now covered with snow; record in Kentucky at that time.r. I wondered about the trick-or-treaters. Would they come NtaylW around on Saturday or Sunday or make it a three-day week-end?; P it c h in g 11 fblitiCS How will the weather effect the completion of the new Cadiz Meaning'1 by-pass?; I remembered a little girl who was unhappy, because IT rained out her trick-or-treat outing. Crosswords for neophytes So, IT i t * Srfowdd* 1, bf ri^ftfsomethi/ig^et^' ‘ w *”* I think it was Will Rogers who once said "everybody talks about the weather, but nobody does anything about it." I would like to thank those who make located again, it might mean there'll be "HOW GREAT THOU ART!" such decisions at the newspaper I read more people taking up what I consider to P.S.—In my puzzle last week, I inadvertently left out; Piggei*, every day, for making it possible to find be an intellectually rewarding hobby. Big, Poppy, amd Shorty. the crossword puzzle again. So, a few pointers for beginners: Somebody had decided to hide the Lewis In order to be a successful crossword crossword puzzle from the readers. puzzle solver you have got to know a lot I don't know who that somebody is, but Grizzard about fowl. If the clue mentions a duck, This week in history he or she must have been thinking, and the word is made up of four letters, "Crossword puzzle workers like a chal­ try teal. ©, by Cowles Syndicate, Inc. lenge, so I'll give them another one. They The answer to the clue "quod - demon­ will have to find the puzzle before they strandum" is "erat." If the clue is a dash On November 3, 1783, George Washington ordered the army dis­ can attempt to solve it." followed by "facto," the answer is "ipso." banded and bade farewell to his officers at Fraunces Tavern in The crossword puzzle, for what seemed which is the bungee jumping section. You should have known that already. New York City ... November 7, 1811, William Henry Harrison, the longest time, had been located some­ I don’t know why that is. I majored in A French cleric is an "abbe;" hardens is governor of Indiana, defeated the Indians under the Prophet in where in classified. One day it was on journalism in college, but they never men­ "sets;" courage can be "sand" (as in "grit") the Battle of Tippecanoe ... November 4, 1825, the first boat to page P-8. The next on page K-12. Once the tioned anything about how one day and the clue "shortly" usually is "anon." travel the Erie Canal reached its destination in New York City newspaper didn't even have P and K sec­ newspaper sections might not always ap­ The way you learn all these answers is ... November 2-4, 1835, Texas proclaimed its right to secede from tions. They had an A section for the hard pear in alphabetical order. to keep the puzzle you did today and look Mexico, and Sam Houston was put in command of the Texas army news, a B for the soft news, like what's on So there we were spending more time at tomorrow's answers to fill in the spaces ... November 4, 1841, the first emigrant wagon train bound for television, C for the business news, and D trying to locate the puzzle than to solve you didn't know. California departed from Independence, Mo., with 47 people for the sports news. it. Soon, you'll come to know the clue aboard ... November 3, 1903, Panama declared its independence Now newspapers have sections out the But no more. "plot" is "cabal." from Colombia with the support of the U.S.... November 5, 1911; wazoo. There are food sections, and auto­ It was announced recently that the And you will also know a lot of names the first transcontinental airplane flight was completed by C.P. mobile sections, and home and garden crossword puzzle of my newspaper will of islands, Zola heroines, tenors, com­ Rodgers in Pasadena ... November 1, 1929, Albert B. Fall, former sections, and sections that don't have any appear each day on page 2 of the Living posers, Irish poets, state nicknames (New Secretary of the Interior, was convicted of accepting a bribe df names. They're just sections. Section, which, incidentally, often car­ Mexico's is "Land of Enchantment," or $100,000 in the leasing of the Elk Hills (Teapot Dome) naval oil To get to sections P or K to find the ries stories about what will kill you. "Sunshine"), ports, sailing terms, fish, reserve; he was sentenced to a $100,000 fine and a year in prison ... crossword puzzle meant an ultimate pa­ I began working crossword puzzles and the answer to baseball's Slaughter, is November 1, 1950, two members of a Puerto Rican nationalist per chase. You had to go through all the about three years ago. I would have "Enos." And don't forget "Ava," as in Ava movement tried to assassinate President Truman ... November 1/ previous sections, which meant littering started earlier, but that was before I be­ Gardner, who will live forever in 1952, the first hydrogen device explosion occurred at Eniwetok the den floor with enough paper to choke came an early riser and had plenty of puzzledom. Atoll in the Pacific ... November 2, 1962, President Kennedy an­ a large hog. time on my hands. That's about as far as I can go. Good nounced that the Soviet missile bases in Cuba were being disman­ And there’s something else I've noticed Before I was a night person and often luck and welcome to the crossword puzzle tled ... November 2, 1963, South Vietnam President Ngo Dinh about today's newspapers: Just because didn't arise until afternoon. Anybody club. You'll be as addicted as the rest of us Diem was assassinated ... November 7, 1967, Carl B. Stokes (D: there's a P section, it doesn't necessarily who works crossword puzzles after noon is very soon and none of us will ever face Cleveland) and Richard G. Hatcher (D. Gary, Ind.) were elected mean it will follow the 0 section. It could either a lounge lizard or a dope dealer. looking for a puzzle in a paperstack the first black mayors of major U.S. cities ... November 3, 1969, follow the F section or even the J section, Now that the crossword puzzle can be again. President Nixon set a Vietnamization policy . 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I i I I The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, November 3,1993, A-3 OPINION

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Our goal is to Contestant disappointed by Drinking age questioned keep Trigg County way pageant is conducted covered! If you To The Editor, age, it should be 18. If a person To The Editor, witness in the room then it I feel that there is a slight can die for their country, surely have sports news, Concerning the Miss Trigg looks to me like that person unjust in this country. The legal they can have a beer. County Beauty Pageant, I was a should also be "out-of-town." age to: vote, join the military, In my opinion, drinking is "pass" it on! Call participant in the pageant this There should especially be no watch dirty movies and become wrong. Although, if there is to The Cadiz Record year and I was very disap­ school personnel in the room. a legal adult has been 18. Then be one, it should be 18. pointed in the way it was con­ What is the purpose of them why not the drinking age? at 522-6605! ducted. I have always believed being in the room? As far as I I am not for or against drink­ Josh Hancock and thought that relatives of can see, there is not any. If the ing. I am just saying that if Trigg County High School the participants should not be judges are supposed to be out of there is going to be a drinking student in any way involved, but I guess town and so impartial, then this pageant was an exception. why put someone in the room I was also in the pageant my that knows the contestants sophomore year and never had personally. Y A R D S A LE any doubts about the way it Since I am a senior, I am not Fri. & Sat. was ran until this year. This getting any personal gain out of year's pageant was the most After writing this letter, but my own 8 a.m. til ? pitiful run thing I have ever personal satisfaction. Maybe if seen in my life. If I wasn't a se­ enough people wake up and see Corner — Kings nior and could be in it next year, what's going on things will Chapel Rd. and 1 wouldn't even waste my time change. Hours Deepwood Estates over it. After the top ten are This letter wasn't written to picked, from then on it turns offend anyone, for it is only my into a speech contest. What opinion. However, even though gets you into the top ten I'm not only one other person has spo­ sure. ken out I know that I am not the BEAUTICONTROL® R u m m a g e & Read The I don't think that anyone only person that feels this way. Basem ent COSMETICS should be in the tally room ex­ Thank you. I welcome all THE WORLD’S PREMIER IMAGE COMPANY™ B a k e S a le cept for the judges. No one else comments. •Free Color Analysis has any reason whatsoever to Sale •Skin Care and Cosmetics •Instant Image Makeover They Sell? be in there. If there happens to CADIZ CHRISTIAN Trina Bush Sat., Nov. 6 •Personal Image Profile© be a law that there has to be a Cadiz 8 a.m. •Club & Corporate Presentations CHURCH Teresa Gresham B a s e m e n t Oregon reader enjoys Record 1st house on 274 Image Consultant Nov. 5, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. Effie Hamilton’s 235-5511 Nov. 6, 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. To The Editor, Berea — she truly appreciates S a l e I just wanted to thank you for them. sending the Record to me. I look May your holidays be the Fri. & Sat. to getting it like a child looks best ever. God bless you and Little Folks B asem ent 8 til forward to Christmas. your staff. YARD SALE Mt. Pleasant I truly read it from one side to Thanks again for sending me Thurs., 4th only Daycare the other, afraid I'll miss your great paper. I appreciate Sale Parsonage something. You have really it and love it. 8 til? Has daytime open­ November 6 West of Cadiz improved the paper so much, so At camper across from ings. Christmas Watch for signs many interesting items. I send 256 Cerulean Rd. Mrs. Beulah (Chris) Uncles Wilson's Market shoppers need a lots of children's the recipes to a cousin of mine in Lebanon, Ore. Across from Weather permitting sitter? Call us. winter clothes — 522 5190 Jordan a hero on, off court boys & girls -

To The Editor, six-foot-five or five-foot-five, Heroes come and go in today's would have the same amount of Yard & Tent Final Yard Several society. Heroes come in all dif­ talent, unlike some players in G arage ferent shapes, sizes, and colors. the NBA like Shaquille Sale Sale - Old Family A hero defined is a person that O'Neal, who if he did not have can perform extraordinary acts his height, he would be just an Silhouettes S ale Yard Sale in extraordinary situations, arrogant little man with no 79 Hospital Building such as hitting a last-second talent. Friday, Nov. 5 Clothes, Furni­ shot in the 1991 NBA playoffs Me, probably like many oth­ N ovem ber 6 ture, Knick- Material $1.00 yd. 82 Rhett Blvd. off game against the Cleveland ers, were sad to see him go. I 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Buttons, patterns, Knacks, Sears Cavaliers. But, that was not felt like I will probably miss E. Noel Drive. lace, scissors, se­ Organ, Crafts, just a once in a lifetime shot. He something in the game of bas­ Dining room table did almost the same thing in ketball without him being Good winter clothes quins, aplliques, TV, Stereo & the NBA playoffs last year. It & 6 chairs, lam ps, there. When he played, I felt — all sizes; florist cloths, diches, cash Speakers & lots was the same situation. He like I played, when he scored, I items; antique bed register, lots of odds bedspreads, girls' shot, at almost the same spot on felt like I scored. Now that he more. and table; changing & ends. the floor, against the same has retired from the game, I & w om en's Nov. 5 & 6 t?am, with almost the same will feel like a part of me is table; toys; kitchen Friday, Nov. 5, 7-12 clothes, lots of amount of time left on the clock, missing. items; Nintendo In case of rain, 8 to 4 and, of course, he sank it. miscellaneous Myself, I feel like he should games; lots of miscel­ inside. Turn at This hero is Michael Jordan. not have retired. I think that Not responsible in items & some He not only showed great abil­ laneous. Hamtown & he probably could lead his case of accidents. toys. ity and composure on the court, team to a fourth and, maybe Follow Signs but off the court as well. even a fifth NBA title. When Michael Jordan was the kind of he retired, he said he had person who practiced what he nothing else to accomplish, • Tiller, 8 H.P. Troy preached. He was not one of which he is probably right. He Yard Sale Y a r d S a l e those kinds of people who had accomplished quite a bit in the Bilt Electric start the reputation of "do as I say NBA. But, we will be sad to see Fri. - 8 to 4 • 19" color TV with Sat., Nov. 6, 7 a.m. - ? and not as I do." him go. Whenever Michael Jordan The world will miss you 8c remote control Handv Andv Laundry stepped on the court, I felt like Michael. You were truly a hero Sat. - 8 to ? • 5" black and Boy-Girl Baby clothes to 3T; Boys 5-14 I was seeing something special, on and off the court. Slim; Men & Ladies, all sizes; Toys & Misc. like I was in the presence of Jon Perry Home of white portable tele­ greatness. Michael was one of Trigg County High School Charlene Martin vision with T o m m y C o i n , Lynn C orfner ; those players, who if he was student 279 West End Extension AM/FM radio Sonyo C o Id well, Misty R eddick • pedestal fan, TV show not to blame Lots of misc. items, three speeds. some furniture, clothes To The Editor, Call lowing them. Half the time, and lots of odds fi­ 4-Family Garage Sale . I'm a student at Trigg County "Bevis and Butthead" do 522-7598. High School. The issue I want something stupid, they end up ends. Rain or Shine to discuss is the TV show, getting hurt and that should be "Bevis and Butthead" and all an example to the children Fri. 8-4 Sat. 8-2 the problems that parents and why not to do it and it really critics are making up. isn't fun. Basement Sale Infant swing, 0-9 mo. & boys' reg. to Husky The first issue I would like to The second issue is it's not just 310 Second Street clothes, girls' 10-14 coats, Wilton cake pans, discuss is how the children a TV show for adults. If all burned down their houses and children, teenagers, and all the November 5 & 6 MRE's, books, toys, new & old Avon, man & why. The parents all blame the youth didn't watch the TV boy's speed bikes, lots misc. TV show "Bevis and Butthead" show it wouldn't be on the air 8 til ? for their children's actions. For today. We like letting loose 2 couches with chairs, 2 green swivel rock­ one, if the parents would have and watching something stupid Take Kings Chapel (off 68W) to 3rd road explained to their children on TV. ers, Bentwood rocker, wicker chairs/cush- about fire and told them how In closing, I think that "Bevis ions, exercise bike, 2 10-speed bikes, on right — Candy Dr. Go to end, turn ^dangerous the effects of fire and Butthead" should stay on smokeless grill, lamps, glassware, stone­ right on Christopher Dr. are, they might not have done TV, but limit the amount of what they did. If "Bevis and danger that is shown. ware dishes, children's clothing 3 mo. - 6x, Butthead" would have jumped Adam Howard adult's clothing, 2 vaccum cleaners. No Sales Before 8 a.m .! off a bridge into a whirlpool of Trigg County High School Lots of misc. water, you wouldn't see me fol­ student

A A-4, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, November 3,1993 OBITUARIES D.A.R.E. lesson #4 Week #4 of D.A.R.E. on the Air began with its usual enthu­ siasm with many listeners Chris Goodwin James Edward Shemwell calling in requesting special Funeral services for Christopher "Chris" Allen Goodwin, 13, of James Edward Shemwell, 54, of Hopkinsville died on Oct. 27, music; asking if their D.A.R.E. Cerulean will be at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 3, 1993, at Good­ 1993, at St. Thomas Hospital in Nashville. instructors could get on the win Funeral Home. Mr. Shemwell was bom on Nov. 16, 1938, in Christian County, show, etc. The Rev. Henry Ramey will officiate the service. Burial is to son of the late John Douglas Shemwell and Ellen Bryant This week's guest was follow in the Cerulean Cemetery in Trigg County. Shemwell. D.A.R.E. instructor Chief Terry Mr. Goodwin died on Oct. 31 at Vanderbilt University Medical Mr. Shemwell was Disaster Emergency Service coordinator. He Anderson of the Benton Police Center in Nashville. He had been struck by a car while riding his retired in 1980 as chief of the Hopkinsville Fire Department. He Department. bicycle on Oct. 24. also was a member of the Salvation Army Church. In week #4 of the D.A.R.E. on Mr. Goodwin was born on Aug. 15,1980, in Madisonville, son of Survivors include his wife, Sara Shemwell of Hopkinsville; the Air program, the listeners Stewart and Lynda Reeves Goodwin. one son, James Edward Shemwell, Jr. of Hopkinsville; two learned the D.A.R.E. meaning show for a tour and pizza He was an eighth grade student at Trigg County Middle School daughters, Elizabeth Shemwell Woolf of Cadiz and Shelia S. of consequences which is either party. and a member of the Cerulean Baptist Church. He played middle Wood of Hopkinsville; four brothers, Harvey B. Shemwell, Bor- something you choose to do or •Scott Brown - 7th grade, school football and played baseball for the Goodwin Funeral ris E. Shemwell, and Sidney Shemwell, all of Hopkinsville, and not to do. In this lesson, Deputy North Marshall Middle Home baseball team. Doug Shemwell of Panhandle, Texas; two sisters, Earlene Dave explained the many bad School. His D.A.R.E. instructor Survivors include his parents, Stewart and Lynda Reeves Lawrence of Cadiz and Joyce S. Blane of Hopkinsville; and two consequences of drug use such as: was Chief Ray. He won a Goodwin; one brother, John Walter Goodwin, at home; one sister, grandchildren. failing in school; getting into D.A.R.E. cap. Katie Leigh Goodwin, at home; paternal grandparents, Walter trouble with the law; not being •Pam Trimble - 6th grade, and Junelle Goodwin of Cerulean; maternal grandmother, Ann able to apply oneself; health South Marshall Middle Reeves of Hopkinsville; and paternal great-grandfather, Sidney problems; and worst of all, School. Her D.A.R.E. instructor Bryant of Cerulean. death. was Deputy Dave. She won a T- He is preceded in death by his maternal grandfather, Larkin Robin R. Wallace There were four phone-in shirt. Reeves. contests this week and the D.A.R.E. on the Air will be Music was provided by Faye Stevens, organist, and Lela serves as page winners were: starting something new regard­ Cathrine Grigsby, soloist. judicial system." • Craig Carter - 8th grader ing the phone-in contests. To Memorial donations may be made to the Christopher Allen Robin Ray Wallace, son of The Page Program was intro­ North Marshall Middle give out-of-the-county callers a Goodwin Memorial Fund at any branch of First City Bank in Deborah Wallace of Cadiz, duced by Judge Cunningham as School. His D.A.R.E. instructor better chance to win, there will Hopkinsville. served as page of the Trigg Circuit Court under Circuit part of his efforts to make the was Chief Ray. He won a T- be one phone-in contest for out- Judge Bill Cunningham on Oct. community more familiar with shirt. of-the-county listeners only. ^ Garnett Wilson 14. the workings of the judicial •Sebrina Holley — 4th (Of course they can still ^ Funeral services for James Garnett Wilson, 74, of Cadiz were The pages assist the Circuit system. grade, Calvert City Elemen­ participate in the other phone-pr conducted on Oct. 28,1993, at Goodwin Funeral Home. Clerk, attorneys who have tary School. She won a in contest also). . ' V i The Rev. Tom Martin officiated the service. Burial followed in matters before the Court, and Pages are selected by their D.A.R.E. sipper. This is Set>- So come on Trigg Counties,,,; the Fort McCoy Cemetery in Fort McCoy, Fla. The Archway Fu­ Judge Cunningham; however, High School Guidance Coun­ rina's third win (you can only listen to D.A.R.E. on the Air, neral Home in Ocala, Fla., handled arrangements with graveside the primary purpose of the selor and serve for one day win three times, that way ev­ Sunday nights, WCBL raefioj* services at 11 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 30. Page Program is for the students terms on Rule Days which are eryone gets a chance to win), so 102.3 FM, 8 to 9 p.m. and join in Mr. Wilson died on Oct. 26 at Regional Medical Center in to observe the judicial system in held each month in each of the she will be invited to come to the fun. The phone number is 1- Madisonville, following a short illness. action. four counties which compose the radio station on the final 800-876-1114. Mr. Wilson was bom on June 13, 1919, son of the late Charles In speaking of the experience, Judge Cunningham's 56th Judi­ Monroe Wilson and Pearl Mae Hall Wilson. Wallace commented, "It is a cial Circuit. Those counties are He was retired from the U.S. Postal Service, a U.S. Air Force very good program for students; Caldwell, Livingston, Lyon and veteran of World War II, and a member of the Cadiz Christian it gives you a wider view on the Trigg- To keep up-to-date Church. Survivors include his wife, Mae Wilson of Cadiz; three sons, on T rigg C ounty sports, Jimmie Wilson, Robert Wilson and Ronnie Wilson, all of Ocala, Fla.; two daughters, Carolyn Wills and Betsy Carson, both of We would appreciate your Ocala, Fla.; two step-daughters, Rose Marie Jarriel of St. Augus­ f o l l o w T h e C a d i z tine, Fla., and Betty Jean Johnson of Radcliff; two brothers, Ray comments. Wilson of Trigg County and Edward Wilson of Owensboro; one 5 2 2 - 6 6 0 5 sister, Mrs. Woodrow (Mary Grace) Crisp of Cadiz; 11 grandchil­ Drop us a line, give us a call or stop dren; five step-grandchildren; and three step-great-grandchil­ dren. by with comments and suggestions. 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k i i k The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, November 3,1993, A-5 LOCA1/STATE

Funding cleared for dam projects

The U.S. House of Represen­ secretary Russ Walker, the "With flooding and drought tatives has given final ap­ money appropriated for plaguing the Mississippi River proval to 1994 spending Barkley Dam will basically be in the past five years, the Ten­ legislation for federal energy used for everyday expenses and nessee River has become a major and water programs, including operation. north-south transport," said several projects in Kentucky's "That is an annual appropri­ W alker. First Congressional District. ation that will be used to get The new lock would cost be­ new service parts, personnel tween $100-150 million to com­ According to Representative expenses, and to basically .keep plete, with the approval of Tom Barlow's Washington D.C. the lights on," said Walker. Congress needed to start the Office, funded projects include Barkley Dam was built in project. $2 million for a lock addition to 1965, with power first made Kentucky Dam and $6.5 million available in January 1966. Kentucky Dam was com­ '•it' for operation and maintenance Also appropriated was $2 pleted in 1945, with President at Barkley Dam and Lake million to begin pre-construc­ Harry S. Truman on hand to of­ Barkley. tion work on a new lock at Ken­ ficially dedicate the structure According to Barlow's press tucky Dam. near Gilbertsville.

THE MAKINGS OF A SNOWBALL - Tommy Woodall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Woodall of Cadiz, has fun building a giant snowball during the recent snowfall. According to local records, the October 30 snowfall was the first measurable October snowfall in Trigg County since 1957. Burglary is reported at Two are injured in separate Wallonia Restaurant One of Wallonia's last re­ theft, according to Clark. The juveniles, one of which weekend traffic accidents maining businesses was the Elsewhere, Robbi A. Wolfe, lives in the city and the other victim of a burglary that oc­ 2715 Rockcastle Road, reported in the county, were each Separate traffic accidents tal Sunday morning following a Clarksdale Drive. curred early November 1. to Officer Wayne Hart that charged with third degree Sunday left two people injured, one-vehicle accident on Ken­ Not knowing she had to turn According to Sheriff Randy someone scratched the left side criminal mischief, second de­ although one did not seek tucky 139, 15 miles south of right, Atwell went straight Clark, someone entered the of her car with a key or screw­ gree burglary, and theft over treatment. Cadiz. and slid into an oncoming truck Wallonia Restaurant, 16 Wal- driver. Although she did not $300 in connection with the Steven L. Kennedy, 28, Hop­ According to Trooper Randle operated by Thomas Harring­ lonia-Blue Springs Road, notice it until October 27, she burglary of the home of Sandra kinsville, complained of in­ Cruse's report, Wright was ton, 46, Benton. around 1:30 a.m. and took coins believed the incident occurred Dixon, 219 Glendale Drive. juries but was not seen at the northbound on 139, ran off the A one-car accident October 27 from the vending machines and while it was parked at Trigg The report said approxi­ hospital after skidding right side of the road and at 6:05 p.m. resulted when Ed­ cash from the register. County High School October 22. mately $1,100 in stolen prop­ A through the intersection of struck a tree. ward Babylon, 61, Chalmette, Cigarettes and food items were Elsewhere, two 15 year-old erty was recovered from five W Kentucky 128 and U.S. 68, 10 Wright had already left the LA, failed to negotiate the also reported taken by the sus­ juveniles were taken into cus­ residences in Trigg County. miles east of Cadiz around 1:03 scene for the hospital when right turn at the eastern bypass pects, who removed a window tody October 31 by Officer The juveniles were also ^-m, Cruse arrived. interchange. According to air conditioner to gain access to Ricky Pidcock and charged charged with cultivating six I; Kennedy's car went across Elsewhere, traffic accidents Officer Wayne Hart's report, the building. with the October 15 burglary of JU.S. 68 and hit an earth em­ at both ends of the new Cadiz See Wrecks, Page A-6 About $500 was taken in the a Glendale Drive residence. See Arrests, Page A-6 bankment. bypass resulted in no injuries. j! Meanwhile, Brian Walter Viola Atwell, 81; Mayfield, jlVright, 19, Burnp.us.Mills, TN„., was westbound on U.S. 68 Octo­ was treated for injuries at ber 29 around 3 p.m. approach­ ^Clarksville Memorial Hospi­ ing the intersection with

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k A-6, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, November 3,1993 Recreation complex seeding project done

By LONNIE STEWART, SCS The new convention center grounds and surrounding road- banks received hands on special treatment recently to beautify and control soil erosion. A combined effort of Southern States of Cadiz, Trigg County FFA, Trigg County Antique Tractor Pullers, Soil Conserva­ tion Service (SCS) and the Trigg County Road Department will add to the beauty of the new convention and Exhibition Center at the Trigg Recreation Complex. Specifications for seed and Daniel Hale, Vo-Ag teacher at Trigg County High School, instructs, fertilizer were developed by FFA members prior to spreading straw over new seeding at Trigg the local SCS for heavy use. Exhibition Building. ;( Seed, equipment were furnished by Southern States. Sam En- glert, Cadiz manager, stated that "we are very much a part of this community and we like to do everything we can to help with projects that benefits all our neighbors and customers." Approximately 3 acres of ground was seeded to fescue and wheat, fertilized and mulched with straw. Kenny Goodwin BEFORE THE SNOW - Before the weekend snow, the Cadiz Street Department was busy picking up furnished a tractor and disk, leaves. Here, Gerald Wharton, Mike Jones and Keith Calhoun gather leaves on Cunningham Avenue. the county road department graded the rough areas, Randy Freeman of Southern states Arrests- -from Page A-5 seeded the area and Daniel Hale’s Vo-Ag 8-11:30 classes marijuana plants, which were charged with disorderly con­ hand spread the straw for his lights. Daniel Hale's classes and FFA members spread straw to help provide confiscated. duct. cover. A passenger, Brian S. Tyler, quick and effective cover on the area at the Trigg Exhibition Building., Arrested were Leo E. Grubbs, 18, Cadiz, was arrested and Zelner Cossey, Trigg County Additionally, one of the ju­ 22, Springfield, TN; Jaamal D. charged with alcohol Judge-executive, expressed his veniles was charged with re­ Brown, 20, Hunter Army Air­ intoxication and possession of sincere appreciation to all convention center project. "We and enjoyed by all the citizens ceiving stolen property over field, GA; and Donald Ray alcohol by a minor. those who helped with this hope this center will be used in this area." Hrtv; $100 and possession of drug Wilson, 26, Cadiz. A further paraphernalia, while the check revealed that Grubbs and Elsewhere, Timothy B. Allen, 31, 252 Hilltop Street, other 15 year-old was charged Brown had outstanding failure -from Page ‘A-5 with second degree burglary to appear warrants in Chris­ was arrested October 30 by Wrecks- and theft under $100 in connec­ tian County. Deputy Kenneth Butts and Babylon left the road and Road, pulled into the path of a According to Sheriff Randy tion with the October 29 bur­ A Cadiz man was arrested charged with fourth degree as­ ended up in a ditch, but was not car driven by Donald L. Nelson, Clark's report, Brian W. Curl­ glary of Patricia Hammond's October 31 by Sheriff Randy sault after a dispute with his injured. 1823 Rockcastle Road, who ing, 17, 1404 Oak Grove Road, car. Clark and charged with D.U.I. wife. A two-vehicle accident stated that Lawrence did not stopped at the intersection find Taken from the car, parked - third offense and refusal to Nancie S. Buehler, 20, 67 at Barkley Manor Apartments, October 28 at the intersection of stop at the intersection. failed to see a truck driven,by take breath test. Monroe Street, was arrested were a C.B. radio, antenna, and Jefferson and Lafayette Streets A two-truck accident October Gregory C. Major, 80 Bethel T , Rick.^. .?3,,955 Glen- October 28 by Officer Lance left no one injured according to 25 at 3:15 p m. at the intersec­ Church Reed, whp ,\vas^east- a socket set. wood Mills, was arrested after Holeman and charged with Officer Hart's report. tion of Kentucky 272. and the bound on 272. Curling-Staged A fight at a Halloween Clark observed the vehicle turn D.U.I. after registering a .131 The report said William Old Dover Road resulted in no that he did not see Major apd party Saturday night on Hay­ into a driveway and turn out on the intoxilyzer. den Street resulted in the ar­ Lawrence, 46, 3692 Canton injuries. pulled into his path. rests of three people, who were The Trigg County Board of Education will re­ NOTICE FOR SEALED BIDS BLVD ceive bids on Modular Relocatable Classrooms on the for pre-school children. Bid openings will be OLD DRIVERS' EDUCATION CAR USED BY THE DISCOUNT held November 11,1993, 10 a.m. at the Central TRIGG COUNTY SCHOOLS Office. BUILDING SUPPLY CO. Sealed bids will be accepted at the Office of the Superintendent, Trigg County Schoo|s Specifications may be picked up at the Central until 10 a.m. on Monday, Nov. 15,1993. The car is a 1981 Oldsmobile, Delta 88. V-^ $2995 Office located at 202 Main Street or by calling 502- automatic w/A.C. This vehicle can be seen at the Trigg County Schools Bus Garag£. See Bob or David. All 19" deep 522-6075.______vanity tops 25", 31", 37" & 48" wide

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k i i i The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, November 3,1993, A-7 It’s On The Record

The following is action taken Scott A. Ellis; simple assault; Judge William McCaslin October 28 October 26 in Trigg County District prosecution deferred for 90 days in Trigg County District Court. Court by Judge Chappell Wilson. Michael R. Sieg Jr.; theft by de­ Addresses and court costs are not Addresses and court costs are not ception; guilty plea, 30 days in listed . listed . county jail Dale E. McCallon; no insurance; Leon Williamson; harassing Romie W. Kendall; second de­ dism issed communications, guilty plea, 15 gree cruelty to animals - two counts, Danny T. Wahl; speeding, guilty days in jail, $100 fine, conditional guilty verdict, $100 fine and $30 plea, $60 fine discharge for 12 months days in jail suspended, ordered to David Buehler; habitual vi­ John A. Means; simple assault; pay$l 23.35 vet bill and $250 olator, revoke driver's license for bench trial held, found guilty, $50 David A. Bush; disorderly con­ two years fine duct, guilty plea, $25; carrying a Hascal William Stinson; D.U.I. Billy Morris; simple assault, concealed deadly weapon, dis­ (.213 BA), guilty plea, $200 fine, bench trial, dismissed missed on motion of Common­ revoke license for 90 days; no Garrett Arnold; failure to trans­ w e a lth . operators license, guilty plea, $25 fer, required floatation equipment, Kay Carol Acord; attempting to fine; improper turning, guilty plea, no approved fire extinguisher; dis­ obtain controlled substance by $25 fine; no insurance, guilty plea, THREE INJURED IN ACCIDENT ■ Members of the Trigg County D.E.S. and Ambulance Service help treat Gable missed forgery; guilty plea, one year on jail $500 fine Teresa Jane Mitchell; theft by Colson, 17,279 Colson Hillview Drive, following a one-vehicle accident October 30 on the Old Dover Road. probated for 24 months. Anthony Pellegrino; speeding, deception; dismissed According to Sheriff Randy Clark’s report, Colson and another driver were racing when Colson left the road, Joe Earl Williams; third degree dism issed Lee A. Harper; operating on a went through a yard and came to rest about 190 yards later in the backyard of a residence. Colson was taken forgery; guilty plea, 60 days in license suspended for D.U.I.; dis­ to Trigg County Hospital and treated for chest injuries. A passenger, John P. Meadows, 15,104 Deepwood county jail, credit for time served The following is action taken bv missed Drive, was taken to Western Baptist Hospital in Paducah, where he was listed in stable condition. Another passenger, Scott Skinner, 14,2167 South Road, suffered slight injuries. Colson and the other driver were cited for wreckless driving. Trial commissioners

Task force hears testimony Question: What is a 'Trial basically a backup to the Dis­ Commissioner" and what does trict Judge and is required to he do? Bench perform certain judicial duties BECKY L. MEADOWS money from the United Way to health care costs. Answer: In rural Kentucky, when the judge is out of the KPA News Bureau Director help pay his medical bills. The task force drafted a pro­ the Trial Commissioner serves marks county and unavailable. FRANKFORT- One day That money ran out Friday, the posal for health care reform in a very vital role in our criminal Commissioners do not have James Johns was a happy col­ day after about 15 members of Kentucky, and took public tes­ justice system. the same authority as the lege graduate, a young profes­ the 25-member task force heard timony to hear what people Back in 1976 we passed the judge. They only have those sional who had really just be- his story. had to say about the proposal. Judicial Article Amendment to powers which may be necessary by Bill Cunningham gun to see what life had to of­ "That's it," Johns said. "I our State Constitution. This Gov. Brereton Jones is now Circuit Court Judge on a "real need" basis. These • fer. sold my car. I've lost every­ working with legislative drastically changed our court include the power to issue ar­ The next day life dealt him a thing." leaders to see when the best system. It removed judicial du­ rest warrants and search war­ harsh blow. He had to have a Johns isn't alone. Several time would be to call a special ties from our County Judge- The law states that in each rants, to hold a defendant kidney transplant, and he had people testified on their own session of the General Assembly executives, and left them with county in which no District charged with a crime to jail to have dialysis treatments behalfs during the public to enact health care reforms. purely administrative author­ Judge resides, the Chief Judge and set the bail, to accept while he waited for a donor. hearing, painting similar pic­ Officials with Humana ity over county government. of the district Shall appoint a guilty pleas in misdemeanor "I was basically wiped out," tures. Health Care Plans filed writ­ The County Courts were con­ Trial Commissioner. The law cases as long as only a fine is the Lexington resident told the They had no health insur­ ten testimony with the task verted into District Courts goes on to state that, "Each imposed and various other Task Force on Health Care Re- ance. A catastrophic illness force stating what provisions which required judges who are Trial Commissioner shall be a tightly constrained criminal form during its public hearing struck them. They cannot fi­ they liked and disliked about lawyers. Throughout most of resident of the county for which justice duties. W last Thursday. "I became unin- nance their medical bills. proposed health care reforms rural Kentucky, there are not he is appointed." The Trial The Trial Commissioner has surable. I’m lumped in with Some even go without treat­ the task force has been draft­ enough people in one county to Commissioner must be a lawyer certain civil powers as well, to someone who has AIDS." ment because they can't afford ing. support a judge. District Courts if one is available and willing include the authority to pro- He found a donor and got the it. Patricia Davis with Subur­ were then set up in the same to take the job. life-saving kidney transplant, But the number of people who ban Medical Center/Columbia geographical areas as the Cir­ A Trial Commissioner is See Bench marks, Page A-9 but there was no way to save testified on their own behalves Health Care testified, as did cuit Courts and covered more his job or his lifestyle. was in st^rk contrast, to the Hob Barnett, of Jh e r,K£nty$ky than one county. "My medicine right noW is loads of lobbyists from medical Pharmacists Association. While the District Judge - about $8,000 per month,1'1' He professional societies, hospi­ Other medical companies rep­ like the Circuit Judge -- holds ^ told task force members. tals and other medical-related resented included American court in each county on a regular H all!s Jew elers ™ "That's out of my pocket. businesses who went before the Medical Security, the Kentucky basis, not every county has a That's only prescription committee to basically say Society of Chiropractors, HMO District Judge residing there. medicine." they oppose price controls or That is where the Trial Com­ Last month, he got some other strict measures to control See Health care, Page A-9 missioners come in. 1 4 j % T ^ o J c / 1 ct. Diamond Will You Make These Tax Fall C elebratioi m And Money Mistakes This Fri. Nov. 5th - Candelight Strol / (5-9:00 p.m.) $ 2 9 9 Year? Door Prizes • Music • Food . Washington DC-A FREE Report reveals how to avoid the biggest mistakes that most people make Sat. 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i L i i A-8, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, November 3,1993 Chamber RECAPITULATION SHEET annual dinner • GENERAL ELECTION, NOVEMBER 2,1993, TRIGG COUNTY to be Nov. 11 The Cadiz-Trigg County Chamber of Commerce will have its Annual Meeting at Lake Barkley State Resort __ Park Convention Center on

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HALLOWEEN - Some of the Hal­ loween scenes from around town included (top left, clockwise) pump­ kins at Pinnacle Rehab, Mary Katherine Skillion as the Grim Reaper won first place at Trigg Manor; children dressed in cos­ tumes at Kreative Kampus; outline of a body at Pinnacle Reab; several pumpkin entries at a contest at Lakeland Chevrolet won by Taylor Smith, first place, Tyler Green- man, second, and Jennifer Bodine, third; and employees at Piggly Wig­ gly (I. to r., Beth Berkley, Debbie Boyd, Christy Turner).

Bench marks------from Page A-7 TVA hosts rural economic

bate wills and order immediate Commissioners because at least that the people of every mental examinations of people one District Judge resides in the county, regardless of size, will development conference under certain emergency county. Some jurisdictions are so have a judicial magistrate liv­ % circumstances. heavily populated that they ing in their midst. To those Innovative, practical and community development, and terest. The more populous counties of have more than one judge. people, and especially to the competitive approaches to ru­ rural tourism development. The Tennessee Department of the state which make up a The Trial Commissioner is law enforcement officers need­ ral development for the future Each interest area will Community and Economic De­ complete judicial district important to the criminal jus­ ing warrants in the middle of will be the topic of a three-day incorporate both workshops velopment, Walters State within their own respective tice system of Kentucky for a the night, that is no small con­ National Rural Development and field trips. Small Business Development boundaries do not have Trial very obvious reason. It assures sideration. Institute conference hosted by Center, and seven federal TVA at the Hyatt Regency in The conference will look at agencies will also have repre­ Knoxville Nov. 3 to 5. how the formula for successful job creation has progressed be­ sentatives at the conference for Health care- -from Page A-7 The conference is designed to discussions with participants. share successful approaches to yond industrial recruitment to include retaining and expand­ planning, evaluating and fi­ The conference is sponsored of Kentucky, AETNA Insurance, ing existing businesses and think that some of the sharp be so much higher in a regular nancing rural development pro­ by TVA, the Rural Electrifica­ the Kentucky Mental Health "growing your own" business minds in this room could come pharmacy as opposed to a hos­ jects with rural community tion Administration and the Coalition, the Kentucky Dental enterprises on a local level, up with something." pital pharmacy leaders and utility representa­ National Rural Electric Coop­ Association and HCA Kings said Child. There was little response "If it costs $1 at the hospital tives from around the Tennessee erative Association. The three Daughters Hospital. from lawmakers after Johns pharmacy and it costs $10 at Valley and the nation, accord­ The community development sponsors this year formed the Each person was limited to 10 told his story. But the testi­ the pharmacy right next door, ing to Betsy Child, TVA vice sessions will focus on how com­ new National Rural Develop­ minutes of testimony before the mony of Bob Barnett with the somebody's getting ripped off," president of Community Part­ munities can organize for suc­ ment Institute as a coordinated task force, but few stories Kentucky Pharmacists Long said. nerships. cessful rural development and approach to delivering train­ caught the breath of the audi­ Association caught the atten­ job creation, and the rural ing, advice, and technical as­ o s ence like James Johns'. tion of Rep. Marshall Long, D- Barnett said he would be Child said this first Institute tourism development sessions sistance to rural leaders who "If it can happen to me, it can Shelbyville. happy to work with the Gen­ conference will focus on three will emphasize how rural want to improve economic con­ happen to anybody in this Long asked Barnett why eral Assembly to try to correct interest areas — commercial communities can capitalize on ditions in their communities, room," Johns said. "I would prices for prescription drugs can this problem. and industrial development, their respective features of in­ according to Child.

k k i i A-10, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, November 3,1993 SOCIETY

Mary Foster attends recent national WPS conference Mary Foster of Cadiz attended the national conference of the Widowed Persons Service (WPS), a program of the American As­ sociation of Retired Persons (AARP). The theme of the conference, held recently in San Diego, was "Twenty Years Serving All Generations." Since 1973, WPS trained volunteers have helped recently bereaved women and men work through their grief and rebuild their lives. WPS has provided support and practical assistance through its dedicated volunteers to thousands of newly widowed each year, helping them through one of life's most difficult transitions. In 1992 alone, WPS volunteers provided assistance to over 90,000 newly bereaved men and women. "The death of a spouse is a devastating experience, more dev­ astating than you can imagine," said Foster. "As WPS volunteers, we've all been through that experience, so we can give the kind of emotional and practical support people who've just lost their partners need. It's wonderful to be able to help these people deal with their loss and reshape their lives in a satisfying way." Because there are many younger widowed with children, WPS is concerned with young children and grief. The effect on children who have had a parent to die was the topic of this year's keynote address by J. William Worden, Ph.D, Internationally- Teddy Underhill & Leida Smith known Clinical Psychologist, and also was discussed in several workshops. Mary Virginia Bagby Couple to marry on Nov. 6 The local WPS program offers one-on-one support and other ac­ Leida Smith and Teddy Underhill wish to announce their tivities in both Trigg and Christian Counties. There is no charge Couple to exchange vows wedding on Nov. 6, 1993, at 1 p.m. at the Pete and Charlene for WPS assistance. If you could benefit from WPS services, or if Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tyner Bagby of Hopkinsville announce Bowker home on Main Street, parents of the bride-elect. you know of someone who could, call 886-7178 or 522-8108. the engagement of their daughter, Mary Virginia (Ginnie) Her fiance's parents are Eugene and Lucille Underhill. The WPS national conference was designed for bereavement Bagby, to William Keith Sholar, son of Mr. and Mrs. William The reception will be at the Cadiz Baptist Church, in the workers to share support techniques and resources. Workshops Belmont Sholar of Hopkinsville. small fellowship hall following the ceremony. were offered to help the newly widowed through the difficult The bride-elect graduated from Christian County High School adjustment process. in 1983 and Murray State University in 1987, with a bachelor of Foster serves as coordinator for the state of Kentucky for these science degree in business. While at MSU, she was a member of programs and works under the direction of the national office in TCF chapter to meet Nov. 9 Gamma Beta Phi Honor Society and Alpha Kappa Psi Business Washington, D.C. The Hopkinsville Chapter of TCF, The Compassionate Fraternity. She is employed by NationsBank of Kentucky, N.A., Friends, will meet on Tuesday, Nov. 9, at 7 p.m. at the Penny­ in Hopkinsville as an accounting officer. royal Center's Community Services Building. Fire prevention program set Her grandparents are the late Roy and Pauline Hunter and the The topic of the evening will be "Coping With The Holidays.” South Road Fire Department is presenting a special program on late Thomas Tyner and Josephine Bagby. An informal panel will relate their personal experiences and tips fire prevention in the home to be held at the station at 7 p.m. on Her fiance also graduated from Christian County High School on how to deal with a difficult time of year. Thursday, Nov. 4. in 1983, and he attended Hopkinsville Community College. He is TCF is a support organization for bereaved parents. Meetings The volunteer fire department would rather prevent a fire than self-employed as a farmer. are free and open to the public. to fight one, so the community is urged to find out what can be His grandparents are Geneva Hancock of Hopkinsville and the For more information phone the Pennyroyal Center at 886-7178. done to make homes safer for the winter. late Edwin G. Hancock and Clifton Sholar of Cadiz and the late John Lancaster will present the program. He is a Hopkinsville Lonnie Sholar. His great-grandmother is Lois Pryor of Hop­ firefighter, a Kentucky Vocational Tech instructor and has deep kinsville. Don't Miss Out On Today’s News — roots and lots of relations in the South Road area of Trigg County. The wedding is scheduled for 2 p.m. on Nov. 20, 1993, at Flat There will be no charge for the program, and refreshments will Lick Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Hopkinsville. All Subscribe to THE CADIZ KECORDToday! be served. friends and relatives are invited to attend.

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i The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, November 3, 1993, A -ll Kovary, Sumner exchange vows on Aug. 7

Suzanne Rachel Kovary and veil fell from the satin chose a two piece peach blouson was displayed on the groom's Lewis Sumner were married headpiece. style Chiffon dress, with an table. on Saturday August 7, at 10:30 The bridal boquet, which she ivory lace collar and at the Before the couple left on a o'clock at Oak Grove Baptist created, was an arrangement of neckline was pinned with a wedding trip to the Smoky Church. silk roses, dogwood and ivy broach holding a picture of her Mountains, the bride’s boquet The bride is the daughter of with circles of delicate pearls late husband.Her corsage was was caught by Sandra Sumner John R. Kovary, Dallas,TX. and and ivory lace entertwined. white carnations tied with a of Birmingham, Ala, and the Virginia and Thomas Stanton Peach pearls and streamers fell peach ribbon and backed with garter was caught by the best of Satellite Beach, FL. She is from the boquet. peach net. man Thomas Sumner. the granddaughter of Stephen Her something old was a The reception was held on Lewis and Suzanne will be and Mary Pastva and the late fifty year old gold lachet the lawn at the rustic home of living in Cocoa, FI and wish to Joseph and Lillian Kovary, belonging to the groom's Chris and Danita Sumner. It express their thanks and Cleveland,Ohio. She is the mother, the something new was was an old fashioned picnic on appreciation to all Who helped mother of Ian Christopher and her veil, the borrowed item, the farm. The food was to make their day so very Noah Stephen Stites. was a six pence in her shoe, arraneged on a farm wagon special. The bridegroom is the elder borrowed from the groom’s decorated with magnolia "The wedding was co­ son of Frieda Sumner and the sister Janie Sumner Harper. It leaves and peach and grey ordinated by Janie Sumner late Eugene Lewis Sumner, and had been given to her by her ballons. Before the meal all Harper. The photography by is the grandson of the late late uncle John Alex Thomas for the guests joined hands in a Bill Dockery and the wedding Floyd and Lillie J. Sumner and her wedding in 1972, and the circle and a dedication prayer cakes were prepared by Myra tl?e late, Ira C. and FloB. something blue was her garter. and blessing was led by Rev. Barter. Candletabra's from Bridges. The Matron of Honor, Danny Mitcheson. Miranda's. s!|tfReV- Danny Mitcheson, friend Virginia Stanton, was attired The three tiered wedding pf the groom and pastor of the in a peach Chiffon two piece cake was an Italian cream cake A gift reception was held at .Full Gospel Meeting Place, suit trimmed with white lace with beautiful white frosting the East Golden Pond Fire • officiated at the double ring, and sequins. Her boquet as well roses for decoration topped, Department on Friday .candle light ceremony. The as the junior bridesmaid were with a musical tapper chosen afternoon August 6th. Hosted • alter was decorated with brass also created by and were by the bride and groom. It by Hattie and Pam Flood, Janie heart candlelabras. A single similar to the brides. featured two doves holding a Sumner Harper and Frieda one in the center and a double The Junior Bridesmaid Jodi banner in their beaks and Sumner. one on each side. They as well Noel Sumner and the played" Unchained Melody" Frieda Sumner mother of the as the unity candle, Flowergirl Kirstin Kovary The groom's cake was a German groom hosted a rehersal party tandlelabra were entertwined were dressed in identical floor chocolate square cake topped at the Sumner family form

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OFFICE OUTFITTERS V J GARDEN O lym pic Plaza CENTER /u_ ,n 7 3 1 0 Hwy. 62 West, Princeton, K Y42445 H w y . . Princeton Rd. at the Y - &U M u rra y , K Y 139 365-6070 i Phone 365-7988-Fax 365-0059 Open 7 days a week 8 ? 1-800-599-7988 hack A-12, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, November 3,1993 Johnson, Peters united in marriage on Aug. 21 Kara Lea Johnson of Mem­ designed by the bride and made Kara Vanessa Salyers, niece and Mr. and Mrs. Chappell f phis and Darrell Jay Peters of by her mother, was made of of the bride and daughter of Wilson. Seattle, Wash., were united in imported English illusion and Mr. and Mrs. David Salyers, The couple took a honeymoon - marriage in a candlelight cer­ attached to a band of silk roses, was flower girl. She was trip to London, England, and are - emony at 6 p.m., Aug. 21, 1993, pearl sprays, satin ribbon and dressed in an outfit identical to now at home in Redmond, at First Baptist Church in Dy­ sprays of crystals. Tucked in the junior bridesmaid, and she Wash. ersburg. her sleeve was an antique lace carried a basket of silk rose The bride is the daughter of handkerchief with a small petals. The basket was carried Pre-wedding Parties Mr. and Mrs. Don Webster of gold cross attached, a gift from by the bride when she was a friendship and Jim W. Johnson the bride's sister. flower girl at the age of 5. A lingerie shower honoring*' O f Dyersburg. She is the grand­ The bride carried an arm The bridegroom chose his Kara was given by Kelley daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray bouquet of white callalilies, brother, Doug Peters of Is- Goodlett, Alice Teague and Wilson of Cadiz and Mr. and red roses, stephanotis and fern saquah, Wash., as his best Tracey Hinson on Aug. 14 at the Mrs. Bennett Johnson of Union tied with white satin ribbon man. Groomsmen were Kevin Goodlett home in Dyersburg. £uty, Tenn. Her great-grand­ and illusion. Bell of Kent, Wash., and Dave The 11 guests were served parents are Marvin Swatzell She chose her sister, Robin Peters of Woodinville, brother cake, fresh vegetables and dip> and the late Mrs. Swatzell. Salyers of Huntingdon, as her of the groom. Ushers were Brad peanut butter treats and colas. vThe bridegroom is the son of matron of honor. Bridesmaids Webster of Dyersburg and Bart Special guest was the bride’s Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Peters of Is­ were Kelly Thompson of Mem­ Webster of Friendship, step­ mother, Julia Webster of saquah, Wash. phis and Kelley Goodlett of brothers of the bride. Friendship. The double-ring ceremony Dyersburg. The bride's mother wore a On Aug. 16, a miscellaneous was officiated by Wally Jef­ They each wore a black silk celery green, chiffon tea-length shower honoring Kara was fers. Nuptial music was pro­ suit. The hip-length jacket dress with a floral brocade given at the home of Dennis vided by pianist Suzanne Har­ featured pearl buttons and a jacket. She wore matching ac­ and Ann Hubbard of Friend­ rington and violinist Lisa Bai­ wide white collar trimmed in cessories. ship. Several friends served as ley, both of Dyersburg. Soloist white antique lace. They car­ The mother of the groom was hostesses. Doug Peters, brother of the ried arm bouquets identical to dressed in an ivory and pastel Approximately 75 guests at-' groom, wrote and sang a song for the bride's. suit with ivory lace lapels and tended. Refreshments of petit the bride and groom. He was Junior bridesmaid Ashley pearl buttons. Both wore cor­ fours, nuts, mints and punch accompanied on the guitar by Nicole Salyers, niece of the sages of alstromeria lilies. were served. Dave Peters, brother of the bride, is the daughter of Mr. Following the ceremony, the Special guests were the- groom. and Mrs. David Salyers of bride's parents were hosts for a bride's mother and grand­ Beth Webster of Friendship, Huntingdon. She wore a reception in the fellowship mother. cousin of the bride, kept the ballarina-Iength dress of alen­ hall of the church. The groom's parents, Mr. and guest register. A hurricane con lace with a ruffle of illusion Assisting in serving were the Mrs. Elmer Peters of Issaquah, lamp holding a lighted candle at the bottom. A large square bride's cousin, Beth Webster of Wash., were hosts for a reT- accented with ivy, was the fo­ collar of re-embroidered lace Friendship, Tracey Hinson of hearsal dinner at the Terrace cal point of the table. Mr. & Mrs. Darrell Jay Peters trimmed, in tuffed satin ribbon Dyersburg, Peggy Zachary of R estaurant in Dyersburg. The bride, escorted by her completed the outfit. The Beattyville, and Delta Willis Twenty-six guests attended. step-father, Don Webster, and line. lower sleeves edged in lace. headpiece was lace and satin of Memphis. A lawn party and reception father, Jim Johnson, wore a de­ The bodice was encrusted The full skirt and cathedral ribbons with sprays of pearls, The bride's parents were also was given for the new couple in signer original gown of white with pearls, crystals and iri­ train were embellished with crystals and ribbons in the back. hosts for a second reception at Issaquah,Wash., following bridal satin. The fitted bodice descent sequins. The top closure seed pearls, crystals and Ashley's outfit was designed their home for the wedding their wedding. Hosts for the- was overlaid in imported of the deep V-back was crystals iridescent sequins and featured by the bride and made by her party, out-of-town guests, fam­ occasion were the groom's par­ French re-embroidered alencon and pearls in a dangling ap­ tuffed panels and sheer win­ mother and sister. Her arm ily and close friends. ents. lace and featured a sheer panel plique. The sleeves were tuffed dows. bouquet was a smaller version Those attending from Cadiz Approximately 250 guests ■ and lace applique at the neck­ at the shoulders with sheer The cathedral-length veil, of the bride's. were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wilson attended.

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803 Poplar Street • Murray, Kentucky 42071 • (502) 762-1100 HOSPITAL The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, Noveir.be. 3,1993, A-13

Nov. 4 There will be a meeting at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 4, in the new community building located at the Trigg County Recreation Complex for anyone interested in a fire department to be located at the recreation complex.

Nov. 4 The Trigg County Elementary School Needs Assessment Com­ mittee will meet at 3 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 4 in Room #2. Anyone interested is invited to attend.

Nov. 4 The Singles Organizational Society will meet at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 4, in the Millbrooke Christian Church. The group will have dining and dancing on Friday, Nov. 5, at Libbey's in Daysville.

Nov. 5 The Site-based Budget Committee for Trigg County Elementary School will meet at 3 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 5, in Room #3.

Nov. 6 CLASS OF 1943 - Members of the Trigg County High School Class Dorothy Dew, Lavenia Roberts, Magdeline Gray, Sam Ford Thomas Bluegrass and gospel music will be featured on Saturday, Nov. of 1943 recently met at the Hamtown Restaurant for their 50th re- Carr, Murel Oliver, Durwood Cameron, (third row) Jimmie Dew, Ray 6> at the Bumpus Mills Fire Hall. The program will last from 7 to union. Those present were (from left, first row) Lillian N. Conner, Ann Venture, Sam Shoemaker, Lucian Burgess, William Swift, and Gaylon Gray, Ethelene Wallis, Cornelia Sparrow, Merle Downs, Nell Lawrence, Hargroves. 10 p.m. Edith Fourshee, (second row) Margaret Russell, Mary Littlejohn, Admission is $5 for adults and $2 for children. Proceeds will benefit the Bumpus Mills Volunteer Fire Department, Inc. Concessions will be available.

Nov. 10 Homemakers attend Area Meeting Beginning Nov. 10, The Needs Committee of the High School Site-Based Council will meet every Wednesday at 4 p.m. at the AREA HOMEMAKERS Family Resource and Youth Services Center, 219 Main St. MEETING Call 522-2212 to see if the meeting is cancelled. The public is Forty Trigg County Home­ November Schedule invited to attend. makers attended the Area H om em ak er Meeting at the Convention h ig h lig h ts November 8 Nov. 13 Center in Hopkinsville. Maxine 7:00 p.m. - Happy - Undetermined The Trigg County Historical and Preservation Society will Madison of Cadiz, area presi­ by Gay Ledford 7:00 p.m. - Roaring Springs - Grace Lane Dawson's Home dent for the Homemakers Or­ meet at 11:30 a.m. on Saturday, Nov. 13, at the Hamtown November 9 Restaurant. ganization, presided over the PADUCAH TRIP - 10:00 a.m. - New Hope - Judy Freeman's Home Officers for the 1994 year will be elected. Elaine Clift, exten­ meeting. Fifty-year members A GREAT SUCCESS sion agent for home economics, will present the program. were honored in the area. 10:00 a.m. - Rockcastle - Victoria's Comer Of the 40 homemakers that All members are urged to attend. Visitors are invited. Those from Trigg County were: 12:30 p.m. - Lake Barkley - Lisa Lawrence's Home traveled to Paducah to tour the Katherine Venable attending, 6:00 p.m. - Ebony Twilight - Margaret Crump's Home Anna Feltner, Sophia Gordon, Quilters Museum and attend Nov. 17 the theater presentation of November 11 The Trigg/Lyon Newcomers will meet at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, Lillian Dawson, and Francis Nunsense, no one came back 10:00 a.m. - Linton - Linton Methodist Church Ndv. 17, at the Cadiz Restaurant. l U v / W Cunningham. disappointed. 10:00 a.m. - Montgomery - Hardees The program will be "Coping with Stress," presented by Car­ A very interesting program The quilts at the museum 11:00 a.m. - Cumberland Shores - Lake Barkley Lodge olyn Self. was given by Bettie Markley on were, beyond description. The For reservations, call Kay Murphy at 522-0320. "First & Lasting Impressions." Mrs. Markley used hats to con­ talent and skills that went into November 16 vey her talk and in conjunction each one were unmeasurable. 10:00 a.m. - Wallonia - Hamtown Nov. 17 hat displays were set up by all Everyone went away wanted to 10:00 a.m. - United - Kentucky Smokehouse The Cadiz Home School Support Group will meet from 1 to 3 area counties. A special thanks have at least one of each of the 7:00 p.m. - Town & Country - Charlotte Brown's Home p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 17, at East Cadiz Baptist Church. quilts. For further information, call 522-1611. goes to Trigg County November 17 Homemakers that shared their OVARIAN CANCER hats with us. They are: SCREENING TRIP 9:30 a.m. - Cadiz Day - Reva's Place Weekly meetings Katherine Venable, Marie Homemakers from the Pen- TOPS KY. 280 meets each Monday in the basement of Cadiz Bap­ Morris, Nancy Adwell, Louise nyrile Area went to the Cancer Trigg County attended with tist Church from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Weigh-in is from 5 to 5:30 p.m. not be the same. Again we offer Boyd, Elizabeth Boyd, Elaine Research Center at the this group. For more information, contact Betty Stewart at 522-3710 or Car­ you our thanks. Sanders, Louise Fuller, Faye University of Kentucky this olyn Cobbs at 522-8105. All were impressed with the I also want to thank Jean Fe­ Oakley, and Nancy Davenport. past month for cancer screening. facilities and what was offered lix for her display of dolls that A v ery e n te rta in in g Homemakers all over the state to them. she shared with us at the TOPS KY. 400: The daytime chapter meets each Thursday at presentation on the Life & Mu­ donate to this research facility THANKS County Annual Day. In previous Cadiz Baptist Church for weigh-ins from 9 to 9:20 a.m. The sic of Scott Joplin was given by each year to help in the search Thank you to all Homemaker mention of this event, I had in­ meeting will begin at 9:30 a.m. For more information call Aileen Betty Adams and Neil Mar­ for cancer treatment and pre­ Clubs that devoted their valu­ advertently forgot to mention; at 522-3047 and Marci at 522-7838. shall. vention. For the donations that able time to the Arts & Crafts, Jean. She has several porcelain Door prizes were won by: are made, homemakers can The new daytime TOPS chapter will have weigh-ins at 9 a.m. on Canning, Bake-Off contests and dolls that look real enough Vada Thomas, Velma Turner, have free screening from the Mondays with the meeting beginning at 9:30 a.m. at the Cadiz Quilt Show. Without these that they should speak. Thank and Helen Hadley. Baptist Church. For more information, call Darlene Sherbit at research center. Three from events the Ham Festival would you Jean. 522-6027 or Judy Freeman at 522-6438.

Weight Watchers of Cadiz will meet every Thursday from 5 to 6 N um bers don't add up Poll identifies issues facing p.m. at the bank of Cadiz Community Center. on new food labels Kentucky's youth, families When is three times nine not 27? When you calculate the calo­ When a random sample of Kentucky adults was asked to indi-; ries from fat on one of the new food product labels. cate the importance of nine specified issues in their communities,; Local Lake Barkley public "Although the labels are new, the practice of rounding off the issue "having sex at an early age” was ranked as being very numbers isn't," said Janet Kurzynske, Extension food and nutrition important, by 79 percent of Kentuckians. information workshop set specialist at the University of Kentucky. "Numbers have been Other issues included in the survey and the percentage of Ken­ rounded off - up or down -- since food manufacturers began listing tuckians who think the various issues are very important include: NASHVILLE, Term. — The Lake Barkley Resource Management drug and alcohol abuse, 77 percent; economic problems, 72 percent; Staff has scheduled three public information workshops, one in nutritional information on product labels. This is done to make it easier for consumers to compare similar products." inadequate health care, 63 percent; low levels of education, 69: Cadiz, for the month of November. percent; limited parenting skills, 63 percent; balancing work and • These workshops are held each year to update area residents The new product labels are scheduled to take effect in spring, 1994. However, some manufacturers have already started using family, 56 percent; family violence, 53 percent; and inadequate ■ and other interested parties on policies and/or events concerning food and nutrition skills, 48 percent. the Corps' management program. them. Kurzynske gave an example of calculating calories from fat. The poll, conducted by the University of Kentucky Survey Re- • The Resource Management staff will present a program and search Center, last spring surveyed 646 adult Kentuckians. T he: will be available to answer questions or discuss current issues. "A product with three grams of total fat has 27 calories from survey has a margin of error of slightly less than four percentage ■ The Trigg County workshop will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. on fat because each gram of fat has nine calories," she said. "But points. Thursday, Nov. 18, in the Trigg County Courthouse. since the number is rounded off, the label would state the product has 30 calories from fat." Clearly, these results show that Kentuckians see a wide array '• All members of the public are encouraged to attend. Individuals of factors aligned against the state's youth and families and they; or groups unable to attend may submit a written statement, com­ Kurzynske said general regulations govern whether numbers are concerned about them," said Gary Hansen, an Extension fam-i ment, or recommendation within 30 days to the Resource Manager, are rounded up or down. The practice applies to all nutritional ily life specialist with the University of Kentucky College of! P.O. Box 218, Grand Rivers, Ky., 42045. For more information on data on new product labels, including calories, cholesterol, total Agriculture. the workshops, call the Resource Manager's office at (502) 362- fat, sodium, total carbohydrate, protein, vitamins and minerals. 4236. "This practice has no impact on consumers' diets," she said. "To He noted that a high level of agreement exists about these is­ The other workshops will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. on Monday, figure 1.2 versus .8 versus 1 gram of fat, carbohydrate or protein sues across demographic, geographic and political lines. Differ-; Nov. 15, at the Stewart County Courthouse in Dover, Term., and makes minimal difference in your overall diet. It's just too small ences between males and females, Republicans and Democrats,: an amount to matter. from 7 to 9 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 16 in the Lyon County Court­ liberals and conservatives, and rural and urban residents are* house in Eddyville. "The nutritional content is an average of that type of small. food, Kurzynske added. "Any two oranges of the same size won't The challenge now is to move beyond simply agreeing on what- contain the same amount of carbohydrate, vitamin C, or even the the problems developing agreement on what can be done to solve,! Official to meet with vets same number of calories. It is a 'ballpark' figure for that type of or at least alleviate, them," he said. food. While that will be difficult, Hansen said, there are a number: William Haworth, a state service officer for the Department "Expanding the nutritional facts on food product labels pro­ of actions concerned Kentuckians can take. First, they can become of Kentucky Disabled American Veterans, will be in Cadiz at the vides additional information that interests consumers and that a voice for youth and families. Trigg County Courthouse from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. they need to know," she said. "This is why calories from fat is Kentuckians also can build coalitions among employers, civic; included. Consumers are more interested in the fat and fiber con­ and charitable organizations and churches. The goal should be to ; Haworth will assist veterans and their dependents with tent and cholesterol because these are related to degenerative claims due as a result of military service. begin a dialogue about the problems and potential solutions,1 diseases, such as cardiovascular disease." Hansen said.

I A-14, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, November 3,1993 HOME COOKIN' M frills#* Experience best teacher in cooking for Parker Betty Freeman Parker is a their houseboat and riding former native of Cadiz. She their jet skiis. Squash Croquettes now resides in Hendersonville , Betty has a collection of Tn. She is the daughter of about 2000 cookbooks. She 2cups yellow squash 1 cup onion, finely chopped ( Frank and Blanche Freeman of would rather read a 1 egg, beaten 1 teaspoon salt Cadiz. Betty has one daughter cookbook,instead of reading a 1 teaspoon pepper 1 /2 cup plus 1 Tbsp flour X Robin Crenshaw of Christian good novel. Combine all ingredients, EXCEPT flour and oil, and mix well. Co. and one grandson Benji " I love to entertain ,and cook Stir in flour and drop a tablespoonful into 1/2-inch of F10T Burks. for large crowds or just cooking OILCook until browned, turning once. Drain and serve. Servei>'6.. for one", says Betty. I also love holidays. Other than cooking, some of Sweet & Sour Chicken Wings Betty's hobbies are spending Betty thinks experince is the time with her husband Ernie on best teacher in cooking. 2lbs. chicken wings (disjointed) Salt chicken with garlic salt and let set 1 hour. Coat with;' Potato Casserole beaten eggs, then roll in cornstarch. Deep fry until brown. 21bs. frozen hashbrown potatoes 1/2 cup melted butter S a u c e 1 teaspoon salt 1/4 teaspoon pepper 1 /4 cup, chopped fine 1 can cream of chicken soup lcup sugar 1/4 cup Ketchup 2cups sour cream 1 cup buttered bread crumbs 1/4 cup vinegar 1 Tbsp. soy sauce Accent Defrost potatoes, combine with all remaining ingredients. Pour into buttered 3-quart casserole dish. Bake covered at 350 Place chicken wings that have been deep fried in baking pan. degrees for 1 hour.. Pour sauce over chicken wings.Bake at 350 degrees for 35 NOTE: You may freeze this until needed minutes. Serve at room temperature.

Breakfast Souffle Baked Pheasant, Quail or Dove 11/2 pounds bulk pork sausage 9 eggs, beaten 1 can cream of chicken soup 1 /2 cup apple cider 3 cups milk 11/2 tablespoon salt ltablespoon Worcestershire sauce 3/4 teaspoon salt 3 slices bread, cut into 1/2" cubes 11/2 cups shredded Cheddar 1/3 cup onions, finely chopped 1 minced garlic clove cheese 1 can mushrooms Paprika Cook sausage over medium heat until done, stirring to crumble; Roll fowl in flour and brown lightly in a little butter or drain well. Combine sausage and remaining ingredients. Mix margarine. Put in casserole dish depending on how many birds. well. Pour into a well greased 13x9 inch baking pan. Cover and Blend ingredients and pour over the birds. Bake 2 hours in a 350 REFRIGERATE OVERNIGHT. Bake at 350 degrees for 1 hour. degree oven. Baste with sauce occasionally. Whistle Stop Weiners White Trash 1 6-oz. jar prepared mustard 1 10-oz. jar Red Current jelly 1 large box Honey Comb cereal 1 sack of Pretzels Betty Freeman Parker 1 lb. weiners, cut in 1 inch pieces 1 can mixed nuts 1 package almond bark Black Russian Cake Mix together mustard and jelly in a 2-quart pan. Cook over Melt almond bark in double boiler. Mix well. Spread on wax 1 pkg. Duncan Hines yellow cake 1 pkg.(41/2 ounces) Jello low heat, stirring until meat is heated. Transfer to a chafing paper to cool. Keeps well in airtight container. mix Instant Chocolate dish. Serve with tooth picks. Texas Brag Cake 1 cup oil Pudding Spiced Pecans 1 can cherry pie filling 1 can crushed pineapple 4 eggs 1 /4 cup Vodka 1 teaspoon cold water 1 egg white 1 box yellow cake mix 2 sticks margarine, melted 1/4 cup Kahlua 3/4 cup water 1 pound large pecan halves 1 cup sugar 2/3 cup coconut 1 /2 cup chopped nuts Beat all ingredients with mixes very well. Pour into a greased lteaspoon ground cinnamon 1 teaspoon salt Spread pie filling in bottom of pan (greased). Spoon pineapple bundt pan and bake at 350 degrees for 50 to 60 minutes. Cool 1/2 Beat water and egg white until frothy. Mix well with pecans. -; over pie filling. Sprinkle cake mix over pineapple and lightly hour in pan. Sift powered sugar over top or glaze with 1/2 cup Spread on a cookie sheet. Bake at 225 degrees for 1 hour, stirring : pat down. Spread coconut and nuts evenly over cake mix. Spoon sifted powered sugar and additional Kahlua to a glaze occasionally. Makes 2 cups. , ; margiarine over top. Bake at 350 degrees for 35 to 40 minutes. consistency.

i i I The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, November 3,1993, A-15 EDUCATION

The Trigg County High state competition," said Band tion with a score of 92.95. School Marching Band recorded D ire cto r A lan B a k e r. Hazard was second and Camp- their highest ever finish at the "Considering the weather, I bellsville third, state marching band champi­ thought we did an exceptional The final round was can- onship October 30 in Bowling job." celled due to the weather, Green. Although it did not snow which meant the preliminary Despite poor weather condi­ during their presentation, the round scores determined the fi- tions, the Trigg County band band had to fight a wet field nal placement, earned a superior rating of of and windy conditions that 84.60 in the preliminaries, caused problems with the color The state marching band ranking 13th out of 22 schools. guard's flag routine. championships is sponsored by "That is our highest total Louisville Pleasure Ridge the Kentucky Music Educators that we have ever gotten at the Park won the Class A competi- Association.

IN THE CLASSROOM -- Cadiz Police Chief Ray White recently spoke to criminal justice students at Murray State University. White met with students in Dr. Concetta Culliver's class to discuss trends in criminal justice and answer questions MSU photo by Joe Hedges

BAND HARDWARE - Trigg County Band Director Alan Baker (right) and Assistant Band Director Ronne Cornelius stand next to the trophies and awards that the Trigg County High School Marching Band has won during the 1993 season. The band ended the 1993 season with a 13th place finish at state.

HAPPY CAMPERS - Members of Vicki Darnall’s Primary Class celebrate after learning that they had gotten Planning ahead can relieve the their Halloween candy back. Apparently, a witch had stolen their candy, but through the help of a Murray State University professor, they were able to get their treats back. of holiday shopping!!!

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1 t A-16, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, November 3,1993 Fishermen depend on crankbaits to find fish Crankbaits are a great fish locating bait. They can be worked fast, slow, or in be­ tween. The same goes for depth. But the best thing is that you can cover a lot of water effi­ ciently and quickly. Crankbaits can be fished in thick cover such as stump fields, tree tops, and over vegetation. by Scott Patton You'll first want to determine the depth at which you believe important to me and is some- or near aquatic vegetation, the the fish will be located. thing that I'll work and pay With this bait/ a fisherman This is done by seasonal pat­ close attention to. I also want to can cover ,arge areas of grass terns. After choosing this, the know what the fish are condi- whether it is in the back.o f lake clarity and depth at tioned to. If they are looking major creeks or out on the main A PLACE WHERE FRIENDS MEET -- Wyatt's Grocery was a place where friends would meet, including which you'll be fishing will for shad than you better be iake. The bait is worked over (from left) Beverly Wyatt, Susan Cooley, Dick Ledford, James Cooley, and Homer Guthrie. determine the crankbait that fishing a shad colored bait. grassbeds at a fast pace creat- you'll use. I like to keep a crankbait jng a |ot Qf nojse which is pro-' You'll also want to determine bumping against something all duced by the hollow chamber what type of forage the fish the time it's in the water. A filled with steal pellets built are feeding on. This will help crankbait triggers a reflex into the bait. This will attract you choose the right color of strike so I will try to picture in fish from a long distance out of time to close at 5 p.m. wasn't filled from front to back with signatures. bait to fish. This is very my mind where this fish will curiosity and then the fast vi­ Dick Ledford, one of those regulars, said a If someone was in the hospital, everyone's be and target on presenting my brating action will produce; a grocery store in Roaring Springs existed well change from the cash register went into a pot to bait to trigger this reflex reflex strike, before he was born 82 years ago and always buy a get well present. School strike. You can determine what You’ll always need to knbw served as the center of the community. "I'm going to miss all the people, and the from Page A-l position the fish will be in by the baits you're fishing, the Everyone agrees that if you> were looking for store," said Beverly. its surroundings. A fish always depth that they run on, differ- Homer Guthrie, just come to the store. If, by Wyatt's served Roaring Springs for almost 17 basis with the middle school reacts to its environment and ent size line to use with them, chance, he was not there, pull up a chair and years. After a fire destroyed the community's alternative program; extend this is made up of wind and and the action they produce. A wait 15 minutes. He'd show up. grocery store nearly 20 years ago, Robert and the employment for George current, light or cloud cover, clear water lake is a great "If two days went by without us seeing certain Beverly, along with Robert's uncle, Burnett Radford for one hour per day as high rising water, or a lake place to learn, people, somebody went looking for them," said Wyatt, rebuilt the store nearly two years after ESS advisor; extend the em­ that has falling water. Keep a positive attitude, Beverly Wyatt, who with her husband Robert, it burned. ployment of Pebbles Lancaster When a lake has rising wa- Keep casting, and Keep FISH- and Pam Glover, own the grocery. Beverly has and Diane Leneave to five days ter, fish will rise with it and ING!!! "retired" while Robert and Pam are per week; extend the employ­ concentrating on other jobs. They are looking for ment of Bob Ouimette to 24 a buyer. hours per week; employ J. Rod- 'Coats for Kids' underway In the last two years, James Cooley could man Redd as elementary aca­ The Trigg County Ministerial Association will be sponsoring count the days he missed at Wyatt's on two downed trees. demic coach; employ John "Coats for Kids" again this year. hands. "Cadiz Ditch which was once a very un­ Puckett as middle school para- Anyone having coats to donate should bring them to the Cadiz "We're really going to miss it. A lot of the sightly waterway within the city has been professional basketball coach; United Methodist Church between 8 a.m. on noon daily. farmers would eat lunch here. Most of their improved," said Kelly P'Pool of Trigg County, nd employ Peggy Marlowe as wives work in town and it was easier for them chairman of the RC&D Council. part-time data entry clerk. Bringing you its second century of hometown news; to come here." Oates worked with the RC&D office and the The board also accepted the Beverly said the big sellers were bologna and City of Cadiz in developing a grant application offer by the Kentucky Depart­ ham sandwiches, along with other hot sand­ that acquired a $55,590 state grant from the ment of Education for technical wiches. Kentucky Transportation Cabinet. The grant assistance in the amount of If someone in Roaring Springs was sick, a get will be used to purchase rip-rap and seeding $4,143, which has been well card was left by the cash register for ev­ materials to stabilize the eroding banks along matched by the board of .since 1881 eryone to sign. Rarely was a card mailed that Cadiz Ditch and the Walking Trail. education.

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1 I 4 Section B THE CADIZ RECORD November 3, 1993 SPORTS Trigg “bushwacks” Lone Oak 23-6

things to come when Alan SCOTT BROWN For the second straight week, Sports Editor sophomore running back Tim Harwick's PAT doinked off the Steady rain, then sleet, then Bush topped the 100-yard mark right upright, and fell straight snow, and finally a mixture of rushing, finishing with 131 down to the ground. Lone Oak 6 Trigg County Football Statistics yards on 24 carries. Trigg County 0. both. Whatever fell October (2-8 overall, 1-3 district) "He has had two good weeks. In one of the biggest surprises 29, it did not hamper Trigg R u sh in g County's running game as the We wish we could have had since Julia Roberts married Lyle him healthy all year," Jones Lovett, Lone Oak booted an on- Rushes Yardsi m L o n g Avg. Carry Avg. Game Cats ended their 1993 season Tim Bush (8 gms) 96 441 i 24 4.6 55.1 said. Bush missed two games See Tundra, Page B-4 with a 23-6 thumping of the Titus Phillips 44 310 3 29 7.0 31.0 early in the year due to an an­ Purple Flash in Paducah. Danny Pellegrino 50 219 1 32 4.4 21.9 kle injury. TRIGG CO. 0 14 0 9 2 3 Had John Madden seen the Lone Oak 6 0 0 0 6 Carlos Acree (8gms) 24 90 0 15 3.8 11.2 video of this game, he would Trigg County took the opening Chris Oliver 19 39 0 18 2.0 3.9 TC LO still be ranting and raving "how kickoff and pieced together a Steven Tyler 63 5 4 20 0.1 0.5 F ir s t D ow n s 13 10 that's how the game should be solid drive behind the running Derrick Russell 1 15 0 15 15.0 ■' 15.0 Rushes/yards 38/242 3 6 / 1 2 0 of Bush, Titus Phillips, and P a t Brady 1 7 0 7 7.0 7.0 played. Hard, smash-mouth Passing yards 5 4 5 5 Carlos Acree. Seath Butts 1 0 0 0 0.0 ' 0.0 football." And Pat Summerall Comp/att/int 2 -8 -1 4 - 1 1 -3 After an incomplete pass on Willie Grubbs 2 (-3) 0 2 (-0.6) (-0.8) would probably be giving him T o tal Y a rd s 2 9 6 1 7 5 M ike Ja m e s 1 (-24) 0 (-24) (-24.0) (-3.0) valium about now. first down at the Lone Oak 27, Plays 4 6 4 7 TOTALS 3 0 2 1 0 9 9 9 3 2 3 .6 1 0 9 .9 After nine games of trying, Trigg County was forced to bum Avg. galn/ p lay 6 .4 3 .7 R eceiving Trigg County was finally able a timeout in order to get a dry Avg. s ta r t ow n 41 ow n 3 4 No. Yards L o n g Avg. Catch Avg. Game to turn their Jekyll-Hyde for­ football on the field. 3rd down conv. 5 / 9 4 / 1 2 i m Chris Oliver 21 155 0 17 7.4 4 th down conv. 1/1 0/1 15.5 tunes into a monster that ran up After that, Trigg was penal­ Mike James (9 gms) 21 217 Pu nts/ avg. 2 / 2 6 3 / 2 0 2 22 10.3 -Vi 24.1 a season high 296 yards of of- ized for having 12 men on the Twymane Hatcher 11 194 2 52 17.6 19.4 Fumbles/lost 3 / 2 2/ 1 Q fense, including 242 yards on field, and fumbled the ball Danny Pellegrino 7 64 0 22 9.1 Penalties/yards 5/30 6 / 5 7 6.4 the "frozen tundra" of Flash away on the next play. Titus Phillips 5 35 0 7.0 R e tu rn y a rd s 7 0 6 9 16 3.5 Field, also a season high. Carlos Acree (8gms) 2 The Purple Flash took ad­ Time of Poss. 1 9 :5 1 2 8 :0 9 16 0 11 8.0 2.0 "Our offensive line did an vantage, driving 51 yards on ten FIRST QUARTER Tim Bush (8 gms) 2 19 0 19 9.5 2.3 excellent job of blocking and our plays and scoring on a 1-yard LO - Sheron Minter 1-yard run Brian Richardson 2 21 0 12 10.5 2.3 running backs ran hard all plunge by quarterback Sheron (kick failed), 2 :2 8 Drive - 10 plays, Bengi Reynolds 1 20 0 20 20.0 6.6 51 yards, 6 :0 6 . Key play - Lone Willie Grubbs 1 7 0 7 7.0 1.8 night long," said coach Dixie Minter. Oak converts twicte on third down TOTALS 7 3 7 4 8 4 5 2 1 0 .2 7 4 .8 Jones. It was probably a sign of SECOND QUARTER TC - Twymane Hatcher 52-yard P a ssin g pass from Steven Tyler (Bengi Att. Comn. Pet. Yards TD IN T Yds/Comp Yds/game Reynolds kick). 10:29 Drive - 7 Steven Tyler 179 73 40.7% 748 4 9 10.2 74.8 plays, 9 7 yards, 2:01. Key p lay - Titus Phillips interception gave Trigg the ball Scoring by Quarters TC - Phillips 14-yard run 1 2 3 4 Total A vg. (Reynolds kick). :28 Drive-7 TRIGG 20 46 6 43 plays, 6 3 yards, 2:32. Key p lay - 115 11.5 Bush 10-yard run on tliird-and- Opponents 69 61 49 57 236 23.6 seven Team S tats Individual Scoring FOURTH QUARTER TRIGG OPPONENTS Tyler (4 TD runs) 2 4 p ts TC - Reynolds 20-yard field goal, First Downs 99 120 5:01 Drive - 13 plays, 59 yards. Phillips (2 TD run, catch) 2 0 p ts 5:01. Key play - Bush carries 11 Rushes 302 39 7 Reynolds (9 PAT, 2 FG) 15 pts straight tim es On drive Yards 1099 1981 James (2TD catches) 14 pts TC - Danny Pellegrino 3 2 -yard Yards per game 109.9 198.1 Hatcher (2 TD catches) 12 pts run (kick failed), : 18 Drive - 1 Yards per carry 3.6 4.9 Skinner (Fum rec.) 6 pts play, 32 yards. : 12. Key play - Passing attempts 179 112 Oliver (Fum. rec.) 6 pts Carlos Acree sack on fourth down ; Completions 73 51 Bacon (Int. return) 6 pts gave Trigg the ball Yards 748 852 Bush (TD run) 6pts INDIVIDUAL STATS Touchdow ns 4 5 Pellegrino (TD run) 6 pts RUSHING - TRIGG - B u s h Interceptions 24-131, Phillips 7-69, Pelle­ 9 11 Point after Kicks y ard s p er catch grino 1-32, Acree 3-16, Tyler 1- 10.2 16-7 Reynolds 9 of 13 (69.2%) Yards per game 74.8 (-6) LONE O A K -M inter 16- 85.2 Opponents 19 of 28 (68%) 30, Booker 3-29, Harwick 5- TOTAL YARDS 1 8 4 7 2 8 3 3 TWQ.BQ.int C onversions 24, Peeler 7-23, Slankard 3-11, Yards per game 184.7 283.3 Opponents 1-8 (12%) Sanderson 1-2, Bowling 1-1 Plays 481 509 Trigg 0-1 0% RECEIVING - TRIGG - Yards per play 3.8 5.6 F ield Cfc>ai§ Hatcher 1-52, Jam es 1-2 FHints 44 33 O pponents 1 of 1 (made 21 yds) LONE OAK - Lampey 3-44, Average

SCOTT BROWN broke out as the leader of the better races of the year despite Webster County, qualify for Brian White and Patrick did not finish, although it Sports Editor girls' race. the weather to finish 37th in Saturday's state meet. Johnson both ran good races to would not have mattered much There is a program on ESPN However, seventh grader 22:46. Leetoria Grubbs battled Just two years after winning finish 12th and 14th respec­ as Trigg County finished sev­ Q entitled "Amazing Games." Aubrey Durbin and two of her the snow and an injured ankle to the state championship, Trigg tively to qualify as individuals enth with 134 points. On any particular show, you St. Mary teammates tracked, finish 45th, while Angie Ter­ will send only Byron to Lexing­ for the state meet. Webster County, ranked may see sumo fishing, jousting, Byron down and passed her en rell was 49th. ton for a second straight year. White was 1:35 behind win­ fourth in Class A by coaches or men in skirts throwing tele­ route to their first girls cross Trigg County's 124 point total Three members of the 1991 team ner Bo Alexander of Hickman from around the state, won the phone poles. country regional title. was well behind St. Mary's are in school, but did not go out County. meet with 41 points, followed You can add a sport to that. Byron was fourth in a time of winning score of 35. Hickman for the team in the fall. Eli Hopson ran his best race by Hickman County with 77 Let an inch of snow fall on the 18:41 over the 2.4 mile course, County, who ran in tank tops On the boys' side, Trigg of the year to finish 29th, points and Butler County with ground, strip down to a tank top eleven seconds behind Durbin. and shorts, was second with 38 County fell victim to the while Rodney Byron was 39th. 78 points. Those three teams and shorts, and then run three Sixth grader Sandy Grubbs points, while defending region weather, sickness, and a sur­ Levar Alexander rounded out advance to the state meet. miles through ditches, around finished 21st for Trigg County champ and favorite Webster prising effort from Hickman the scoring with a 51st place In sending White and Johnson ^ trees, and down steep hills. in 21:31, while Lisa Hayes was County struggled to finish third County to keep them from finish. to Lexington, it marks the first A clever name such as nine seconds behind Grubbs in with 93 points. sending a complete team to the Jacob Howe, who had been in time since 1987 that Trigg is "Eskimo Marathon" or "Polar 26th place. The top three teams, St. state meet for a sixth straight the top five for Trigg County, Running" would be appropriate. Mary Woodall ran one of her Mary, Hickman County, and vear. However, for runners in the Class A, Region I meet October 30, the sport was cross country. The same sport that was run in 90 degree heat when the season began. £ Never before had snow been on the ground for a regional cross country meet in western Kentucky. In fact, it had not snowed before a cross country meet since the state meet of 1967. That's according to Su­ perintendent and former cross country coach Jim Wallace, who has seen his share of » weird cross country events. " While the snow may have kept both Trigg County teams from qualifying for a trip to Saturday's state meet in Lex­ ington, three runners will represent the school at the meet. Belinda Byron, who was making a bid to repeat as re- PLOTTING THE STRATEDGY - Cross country running turned into cross country skiing lead in the race. Byron qualified for her fourth straight state meet with a fourth place finish in | gional champ and earn a fourth October 30 at the Class A, Region I meet at Lake Barkley State Park. (Left) Coach Mike the region. Brian White and Patrick Johnson also qualified for the state meet, to be run straight trip to Lexington, Wright talks with the girls’ team before the race. (Right) Belinda Byron gets out to the early Saturday at Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington.

1 t I 8-2, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, November 3,1993 Qualify -from Page B-l

Maroons down Cats, take title sending more than one boys run­ tucky Horse Park, just north of the first for Johnson. ner to the state meet. Lexington. White was 72nd in the 199) Byron, making her fourth Byron finished 35th in 1990, state meet. It was the first time Trigg "We wanted to back up on and that's why they're ranked state meet appearance, will run 7th in 1991, and 19th last year. County had played Madis- defense and try and hold the ninth in the state," said Wanke in the Class A meet Saturday White is making his second The boys' Class A meet will ^ onville, and it won't be the score down. Then we would afterward. at 11:30 a.m. EST at the Ken­ appearance, while the trip is run at 1:15 p.m. EST. last. send someone out on the pass," Chris Englert stopped 8 of 14 shots in the second half in goal The Maroons claimed round said coach Bruce Perkins. "It Girls Race (2.4 miles) one of the series, using an im­ worked some." for the Wildcats, after John pressive display of offense to The Wildcats suffered a big Cundiff made five saves in the Aubrey Durbin St. Mary Lyndsey Storms Dawson Springs. first half. Adrienne Lima St. Mary 18:38 April Deaton Webster Co. 21:46 • beat Trigg County 14-0 in the blow with 12:50 left in the first Laura Bohannon St. Mary 18:39 Christina Bone Hickman Co. 21:59 first round of the District 3 half when leading scorer Bri- The Wildcats wrapped up Belinda Byron* Trigg Co. 18:41 Kayla Brockwell Fulton 22:05 ' Rachel Hamrick Hickman Co. 18:50 Stacy Nally Butler Co. 22:13 .' Soccer Tournament October 25 at anna Heffington went down their second year of soccer with Shana Wheeler* Crittenden Co. 1905 Christina Gamblin Dawson Springs. 22:17. , Perdue Field. with an ankle injury and did a 4-11-1 record after a winless Kelli Rodgers Hickman Co. 19:19 Christy Wheeler Butler Co. 22:21 Helena Weatherspoon Hickman Co. Erin McAnnar SI. Maty 22:26 ' The Maroons, ranked ninth in not return in the second half. innaugural year. Trigg County Sheri O'Leary Webster Co. 19:33 Mary Woodall Trigg Co. 22:46 the latest Associated Press soc­ The injury woes continued in the could return 21 of their 24 0. Lakeshina Crider Hickman Co. 19:37 Karah Long West Hopkins 22:49t 1. Kempie O'Leary Webster Co. 19:48 Keri Wilson West Hopkins 23:03 cer poll, scored early and often, second half when defender Tim players next year, which could 2. Amy Courtney Hickman Co. 19:57 Kristen Long West Hopkins 23:2(7 mounting a 2-0 lead within the Wanke injured his hip. The result in an even better year. 3. Jenny Appleby* Dawson Springs. Laura Bratcher Butler Co 23:33.- . 4. Leah Chapman* Providence Kizzy Woolfolk Webster Co. 23.41- - first three minutes of the game Wildcats were already playing "Anytime you play better and 5. Brooke Fry* Fulton Michelle Sheffield Crittenden Co. 23:44 on goals by Matt and Tim without defenders Erin Eagle- don't give up, you get better as a S. Jackie Kortz St. Mary 20:30 Kristen Butler Dawson Springs 23:50 ■ ’ • 7. Jessica McAnnar St. Mary 20:31 Leetoria Grubbs Trigg Co. 24:01 ‘ Erickson. son and Milburn Humphries, team," said Perkins. B. Tara Ping Hickman Co. 20:35 Bridged Young Providence 24:09 Tim Erickson, Madisonville's who received red cards in the TRIGG CO. 0 0-0 9. Kristen Smiley* Dawson Springs. 20:4* Jessica McCoy Fulton 24:25$ 0. Christina Harris West Hopkins 20:57 Anna Ivy Fulton 24:35 all-time leading scorer, added season finale against Caldwell Madisonville 8 6-14 1. Sandy Grubbs Trigg Co. 21:31 Angie Terrell Trigg County 24:48 another goal at 12:19 and 21:23 County. Shots on Goal - TRIGG 2. Casey Mills Dawson Springs. 21:13 Joy Perry Dawson Springs 24:49 , 3. Ashley Branson Webster Co. 2124 Stephanie Franklin Webster Co. 25:04' * for the hat trick in the first "Considering who we were (4) - Fisher, Brown, Wease, 4. Alicia Lohaus Fulton 2126 52. Misty Phipps Fulton 25:14 1 half. playing, I thought we did fine. Cundiff MADISONVILLE 5. Lindsey Robinson 21:34 53 Jenny Basham West Hopkins 25:38. : 6. Lisa Hayes Trigg Co. 21:40 Natalie Stokes Fulton 26:15 The Maroons built a 7-0 lead We played well at first, but it (43) - M. Erickson 4, T. Erick­ 7. Angie Dockery Butler Co. 21:43 Stacy Graham Butler Co . 27:16 with 17 minutes left in the first just got to the point where we son 7, Segebarth, Wolfe, Bar­ B. Stacy Puckett Webster Co. 21:43 Jana Vagentora Butler Co. v 27:43' ’ - Denotes qualified for the state meet as an individual half before giving way to the could not compete," said nett 7, Keown 7, Fell 3, Curtis 3, Team Scores second team who could only Perkins. Mefford 3, Thomas 2, Durban 2, Milligan, Bean 2 Paducah St. Mary 35** 5. Trigg County manage one goal the remainder The Wildcats had several Hickman County 38** 6. Fulton Goals - MADISONVILLE - Webster County 93" 7. West Hopkins of the half. tries at scoring in the second T. Erickson 4, M. Erickson, Fell Dawson Springs 108 8. Butler County As good as Madisonville's - Qualified for state meet as a team half but shots by Mike Brown, 3, Barnett 2, Mefford, Keown 2, offense was, their defense may John Cundiff, Kyle Wease, and Curtis B o ys Race (3.1 m ile s) have been better, allowing no Ronnie Fisher were stopped by Saves - TRIGG - Cundiff 5 shots on goal in the first half Maroon goalie Brad Coyle. Bo Alexander Hickman Co. 22:01 of 13, Englert 8 of 14 Adam Wiley Webster Co. 22:03 r and just four for the game. 22:04' "They were hard to defend, See Soccer, Page B-4 David Hill* West Hopkins Will Rotter ing St. Mary Brandon Higdon Webster Co. 19:41 Stephen Summers Butler Co. 22:04' ' Jason Anderson* St. Mary 19:47 Chris Sisco Crittenden Co 22:07 . . Eric Ingram Butler Co. 19:51 Carl Zapparannick Dawson Springs. 22:14 Sieve Alvey Webster Co. 19:56 Tim Ping Hickman Co. 22:36' Jason Bone Hickman Co.' 20:05 David Willett St. Mary 22:46 • Chad Burgard Webster Co. 20:06 Korie Naranjo Hickman Co. 22:55 ,• Dustin Cunningham* Dawson Springs 20:15 Devin Pittman Hickman Co. 23:11 Jamie Southerland Butler Co. 20:24 Rodney Byron Trigg Co. 23:22 . Brian White* Trigg Co. 20:27 Billy Wilson Crittenden Co. 23:26- - Dylan Pittman Hickman Co. 20:37 Brandon Hillerich Dawson Springs. 23:44 Patrick Johnson* Trigg Co. 20:46 Jeremy Wheeler Crittenden Co. 23:54 . Brent Willett* St. Mary 20:50 Michael Willett St. Mary 24:01 James Renlrow Butler Co. 20:53 Pat Adams West Hopkins 26:47 Mike Sunderland Crittenden Co. 20:55 Michael Skinner 24:57 • Rafael Hildago Dawson Springs 21:15 Terry Starks West Hopkins 25:14. Harold Sanders Fulton County 21:21 Jason Elliott Fulton 25:33 Jessie Franklin Dawson Springs 21:21 Clay Beadles Fulton 25:37' Brian Remus Webster Co. 21:25 Jessie Scheer Providence 26:37 Jason Combs Butler Co. 21:27 Matthew Worley Fulton 26:54 Quinton Stone Webster Co. 21:36 Levar Alexander Trigg Co. 27:30 Colin Gooch Webster Co. 21:39 Nathan Rottering St. Mary 27:37 John Pyron Hickman Co. 21:42 David Pate Fulton 27:54 Chad Greenlee West Hopkins 21:48 Scott Summarell St. Mary 28:04 Tracy Burden Butler Co. 21:56 John Pate Fulton 32:15 1 ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM - Members of the District 3 All-Tournament Soccer Team are (front row from left) Irv Wright West Hopkins 21:58 Benny Harris Providence 40:25 \ - Denotes qualified for state meet as an individual Matt Fiacco (CCHS), Mark Giltner (HHS), Billy Lennon (CCHS), Brianna Heffington (Trigg), Steve Clark T e a m S (FCHS), Binx Newton (FCHS), Joel Fell (MNHHS), Nathan Barnett (MNHHS), Matt Erickson (MNHHS) (Back Webster County 41** Paducah St. Mary row from left) Heath Stamps (CCHS), Jeff Hougland (HHS), Billy Houpt (HHS), Chris Englert (Trigg), Steve Hickman County 77** West Hopkins Butler County 78" Trigg County Meinke (FCHS), Rob Dees (FCHS), Paul Gass (FCHS), Jim Moore (MNHHS), Tim Erickson (MNHHS), and Brad Dawson Springs 113 Fulton Coyle (MNHHS). Not pictured are Jason Howlett (HHS), Michael Rufli (Trigg), and Joseph Williamson (CCHS). * - Teams that qualified for state meet

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Rick Pitino. Was Kentucky's who believe, say, Eastern Ky. home-and-home series with 5. Teevee a boon to recruiting. (ESPN): Boston College-Chami- coach putting on a con, or Robert Morris and Tennessee Western, in part, some observers "We had a top 25 prospect visit nade at 2 p.m., Ohio St.-Tenn, whistling past a graveyard, or Tech, will play Kentucky straight believe, because Olsen and other our campus just last week and Tech at 4 p.m., Kentucky-Texas telling the truth last week when Sports In up, please raise your hands. UofL officials are irritated by the that was a result of TV exposure," at 10:30 (joined in progress), and Arizona St.-Notre Dame at mid­ he said he expects UK to be better Kentucky Willard-Pitino linkage, and are Willard said. "Television means than '92-93? UK POINT GUARD concerned with Western's grow­ so much to recruiting today." night. Could be, all the above. Even as 6-9 prospects Cory ing popularity in a contest in 6. Sun Belt Conference. The Maui semi-finals Dec. 22 Con. Count on one hand the Louis and Maceo Baston said 'no' which Louisville is has has been Willard sees a four -team race. will air at 9:30 p.m. and midnight; with the championship game on number of pied-pipers in this to UK (yes to Fla. State and No. 2 to UK for years. New Orleans. South Alabama, Thursday, Dec. 23 at 9:30 p.m. sport as skilled as Pitino at mak­ Michigan), Pitino's comrade 3. On playing North Carolina SW Louisiana and Western. ing players believe his word is by Bob Watkins *123 Ralph Willard believes UK has at Chapel Hill Nov. 17 (ESPN 7. Having lost its leading scor­ inspired, (start with Pat Riley, done well getting a verbal com­ 7:30 tipoff). er Darnell Mee and playmaker PARTING SHOT Mike Krzyzewski and include said. mitment from 6-5 Allen Edwards. "We're going down there Mark Bell, Western will rebuild, Upside to Kentucky's football Disciple Ralph Willard). That could lead to holding the Edwards is not a complete expecting to win the game. I right? loss at Georgia Oct. 23? Whistling. Pitino is hoping ball, forcing a defending team to point guard in a playmaker sense, know you think the coach is crazy Willard admits his team could Recruiter Tommy Limbaugh be 3-4 after seven games (includ­ can get on the telephone with Arkansas isn't as good as Nolan trap or find other ways to force "but he's a great catch for Ken­ saying that and they're going to be ing dates against Carolina, and Richardson's Hogs look on paper; presenting their players their Johnny High School (6-6, 295). tempo. tucky because he can do a lot of possibles with Indiana and Something like..., LSD will be paper tiger come NCAA championship rings that Tempo is at the heart of this things, see a lot of things," Willard UNLV), but "I believe we will be "Okay Johnny we got a spot Feb. 15; and, UK's coach is night. But whatever happens we'll game's appeal. So, why do rules- said. "Right now they don't have a good team by February and by for you. Right now, son! You put (secretly) tickled that Eddie be better people and a better team makers keep tinkering with it? anybody to backup (follow) the end of the season we could be on this blue shirt and next fall it's Fogler won't be coaching Vander­ Stands to reason that lesser tal­ Travis (Ford)." coming out of that game." better than last year's team." sic'um. You can chase down some bilt. ented teams will try and parlay Anthony Epps? 4. Western's media renais­ Willard is certain Western will of the best quarterbacks in Amer­ Otherwise, the East Division is the shot clock and no-five-second "No, not as a point guard," sance. "be a Top 25 team again. And ica. Come see us.” without Allan Houston, Stacy count into an equalizer against Willard said, pointing out that "Twenty-three of our games we'll be in the NCAA (Tourna­ And so it goes. Poole and Kevin Anglin. And the strong teams like Kentucky and Epps was interested in Western are on TV this year. Eleven road ment) again." SEC still has Hugh Durham and NEXT WEEK: Readers (right) North Carolina. last spring and projected as a games will be telecast live back to Dale Brown. write. Willard foresees a team stalling shooting guard. "He's a more WBKO (Bowling Green). That Truth. UK has eight returning Have a point of view you would 25-30 seconds off the shot clock offensive-minded player, not a means Western basketball is MAUI CLASSIC like to share? Write to Bob Watkins, starters. That's right, eight. At one before taking one shot. That point guard." going into 1.3 million homes 23 Opening round pairings for the Sports In Ky., P.O. Box 124, Glen­ time or another last season Travis remind anyone else of Jimmy Maui Classic, Tuesday, Dec. 21 dale, Ky. 42740. Ford, Rodney Dent and Jared England and Rodney Woods and Prickett got big noise support or Tennessee during Ray Mears era? RALPH WILLARD ON ... were replaced by Jeff Brassow, Says here the change from 45 1. Will Kentucky and Western Tony Delk, Gimel Martinez, to 35 second shot clock does three ever play at Diddle Arena? Andre Riddick and/or Rodrick things, two of them bad. "That's a question for C.M. THE CADIZ RECORD Rhodes. 1. Thirty-five seconds to get a (Newton)," he said blithely. "It Add Walter McCarty and Jeff shot is one more move toward would be a fan's game, but no, I Sheppard (watch this kid) and it's NBA muscle-ball. don't think UK will ever play at would like to have your no con job or whistle past the Pro Hoops, an environ that our place." graveyard. became even less recognizable as There is serious discussion Postscript: Ask yourself, how basketball six weeks ago when being given to a 3-year Kentucky- many college teams could lose a Michael Jordan retired. Western series'at Freedom Hall pictures of deer harvested 32 million dollar man and be bet­ 2. Astonishing, rules-makers' from which the two schools would ter? lack of vision. The 45-second split profits 50-50. Answer? Wait till March. clock was the perfect median for 2. Western's game at Louisville during gun season. offense-defense. More important, this year is the last on the current 35-SECOND CLOCK it was a perfect balance in enter­ contract and may be the last in "I like the 35-second clock tainment value. Popular with fans the (fan) popular WKU-UofL because it rewards a team for because it was not an obstruction series. Just drop the picture off at playing good defense which is to game flow. "We're not going to play any­ what we try to do," Western Ken­ 3. Change to 35-seconds does more two for ones," Willard said, THE CADIZ RECORD office at tucky U.'s coach told Sports In reward a team that employs referring to the contract that has Ky. last week. aggressive defense, which favors UofL visiting Diddle Arena once "What a lot of people haven't teams with a deep bench. for two games at Freedom Hall. 50 Nunn Rlvd., or just ask for Scott. noticed or discussed yet is elimi­ Afterthought: With elimination Louisville director of athletics nation of the 5-second count," he of the 5-second count, all those Bill Olsen is not interested in a

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Brady ford scored second half goals to Barnett, Jacob Keown, apd season with a 20-0 shutout of carried six times for 34 yards end Hopkinsville's most suc­ crowd favorite Tim Erickson, Calloway County October 28 at while Skinner carried three cessful season at 11-6. whose goal was his 36th in 19 Perdue Field. times for 18. After the game, both teams games. The Wildcat defense held Through the air, Skinner hit exchanged words as they were Fort Campbell (9-9) got a late the Lakers to 17 total yards of on just one of nine for 25 yards boarding the buses after the goal from Paul Gass. offense, including just five in and a TD. emotional contest, but nothing Both Madisonville (16-2-2) the first half. Trigg ends their season at 5-3, came of the brouhaha. and Fort Campbell advanced to Trigg scored first with 22 which pleased coach Rick Lar­ In the other semifinal game, the Region I Tournament at w* seconds left in the first half on son. Fort Campbell scored five sec­ Murray. a 25-yard pass play from Scott ond half goals to pull away Teams can't complain of bad > Skinner to Brad Oakley, who "We had some people come to from Christian County 7-0. draws for next year's district , leaped high to snare the pass. the forefront during the season, Rob Dees scored a hat trick tournament. A seeding process., Skinner scored from two such as Scott Skinner, Pat while Paul Gass added two, will be used to determine the.' yards out with 3:45 left in the Brady, and several others," goals for the Falcons. district tournament brackets, third quarter for Trigg's second said Larson, who added that Christian County's season which means Trigg will have, score. Gable Colson added the several sophomores did not ended at 2-14-1. to play Madisonville, Chris-, PAT for a 13-0 advantage. play on the J.V. team because tian County, Hopkinsville, and, Trigg ended the scoring with they start for the varsity I’LL TAKE THAT - Trigg County split end Brad Oakley (#16) jumps Fort Campbell twice next year, 7:09 left in the game on a 12- squad. leaps a little higher than the Calloway County defender to score a Last year, Fort Campbell lost during the regular season. Trigg yard scamper by Pat Brady. "We should be pretty good touchdown during the J.V. team’s 20-0 shutout of the Lakers. Trigg’s 2-0 the Madisonville in the fi­ County was 1-3-1 against those Trigg's leading ground gainer for the years to come." defense held Calloway County to 17 total yards of offense. nals. This year, the final was teams this year. Tundra------from Page B-l side kick that was recovered 13 broke through the Flash line however, and threw his next field goal with the wind at his there to stop the senior, who "We've just about got every­ yards later by the Flash's and blocked a David Douglas pass to Hatcher, giving Trigg back gave Trigg a 17-6 lead raced 32 yards for his first one back on offense and defense, - Brandon Shuemaker. punt to the Lone Oak 37-yard the ball at the Flash 49-yard with 5:01 left in the game. touchdown of the year in what and a game like this makes it Lone Oak drove 20 yards, but line. line. Lone Oak tried to move the was a perfect way to end what easier to hit the weight room," Phillips picked off a Minter Seven plays later, Phillips Trigg was forced to punt on ball and set up a late score, and has been a difficult year for the said a philosophical Jones. • pass at the Flash 3-yard line broke up the middle for a 14- their next two possessions, giv­ possibly attempt another on- players and coaches. Trigg County's season ends at ' with 30 seconds left in the yard score and a 14-6 lead with ing the Flash good field posi­ side kick. "The season just didn't unfold 2-8, their second straight two-' quarter. 28 seconds left before intermis­ tion, but little else. On first-and-ten from the the way the coaches would win season. It also marks the ' Bush picked up 27 yards on sion. On their first possession of Trigg 45, Carlos Acree sacked have liked," said Jones. "We second time in three years th,at . three carries and Phillips Instead of opting to have the the fourth quarter, Trigg Minter for an 8-yard loss. After lost some games we should the Cats have not made the added a 17-yard run before 20 mile-per-hour wind at their County decided to kill some an incomplete pass, Acree re­ have won, but the players en­ four-team playoff format. Rus­ Steven Tyler hit Twymane back for the fourth quarter, clock. sponded with two more sacks on joyed playing each night, and sellville's 40-0 shellacking of Hatcher with a 52-yard bomb Lone Oak chose instead to re­ Trigg lined up Bush, Acree, third and fourth down as the that's what high school foot­ South Hopkins ended Trigg down the left sideline to tie the ceive the kickoff to start the and lineman Daniel Grapes in clock ran under a minute. ball is all about." County's microscopic chances of game. The play was the second half, which would come the backfield and prompted to "Carlos played good defense Lone Oak (1-9) finished with entering the playoffs as a fouth longest of the year for Trigg back to haunt them later in the drive their "meatwagon of­ in the second half, especially 175 yards for the night. Only seed. 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MESSING WITH ture, you can improve it by using need to keep up to date and ap­ up in 1994. We have a suggested expiration date of the your MOTHER NATURE this compost. Did you know ply those that affect our farm­ form vou can use if you like. previous card. that 100 pounds of air dried ing operations. Look for a ses­ There is also a Workers Pro­ TIRED OF THE MUD ^ I don't know about you but it's Agriculture solid with 2 percent organic sion on Tax Management and tection Standard for Ag pesti­ IN YOUR ANIMAL AREAS? past time (according to the sun) n otes matter will absorb 45 pounds of Tax Law Changes with Rush cides coming up in 1994 that you We just received information for the change on the daylight water (1.5 inches of rain) as Midkiff prior to the first of the need to become familiar with. from UK's College of Agricul­ savings time switch. Seems compared to a soil with 4.5 year. Rush is fieldman for the This will be part of all upcom­ ture Engineering Department on that could run a little off . f 1 percent organic matter will ab­ UK Farm Business Analysis ing Pesticide Certification a new product tested that re­ schedule around this time of by Jo h n F o u rq u re a n sorb 180 pounds of water (5.5 Program. Also, don't forget Training sessions we will pro­ duces the cost of typical con­ year. I guess it's just hard to County Extension Agent about the Kentucky Farm inches of rain). The unfortunate vide for local farmers this sea­ change a country boy used to for Agriculture Record Books (brown book) that crete pads costing about $1.50 thing is that we have some son. Look for the first session to . getting up according to the sun you can obtain from the Exten­ per square foot (4" thick) to a soils with less than 1 percent be before the first of the year. Q and going to bed according to sion Office. This book used to be rock/filter fabric material that organic matter. Those of you with a certifica­ can be installed for less than • how tired you are from working compost pile. Rather than rak­ sponsored as a service to farm­ tion card expiring in 1993 may $.50 per square foot. The filter all day. ing up and burning or removing Fortunately, today’s farmer ers but was dropped last year. fabric material itself cost in with the lawn mower bagger continues to build organic mat­ However, tine good news is that want to attend a session before the range of 5-10 cents per LEAF RAKING TIME and throwing away, start a ter in our soils as he practices they only cost $3.00, so they the end of the year. However, square foot. It uses a conven­ compost. It’s a real good way to minimum till and no-till farm­ won't break the bank even the Pesticide Safety Division tional rock in the process. For It looks like we have a good get some cheap organic matter ing. Isn't it time you got on the though you have to pay for in Frankfort will not send out a more information, call or stop crop of tree leaves this year, to build up that soil structure band wagon and save the them now. This is our cost - we new card until your old one has by the Extension Office. especially since they are that gives you such a hard time residue you have by composting provide this as a service to you. expired. They now have a com­ beginning to fall off the trees. I in the growing season. (at home) or by no-tilling (on puter system that keeps up Educational programs of the Q didn't notice them being so the farm)? NEW YEAR RULE with those expirations dates Kentucky Cooperative Exten­ thick back last summer when it During the growing season AND REGULATIONS and if you have attended a re­ sion Service serve all people was so hot and you looked for when moisture is limited and TAX LAWS AND Don't forget about the re­ certification training before the regardless of race, color, age, some shade. Since we have so the ground gets hard and dry TAX MANAGEMENT quirement to keep record of expiration date you will not sex, religion, disability, or na­ many, we can start a real good because of the poor soil struc­ There are changes and we pesticides used on fields coming receive a new card until your tional origin.

Christian County Livestock Market Hopkinsville Black shank good teaching tool Oct. 27, 1993 Cattle and Calves; 874 Compared to last week, Slaughter Cows 1.00-3.00 lower, Slaughter Bull steady - 1.00 lower, Feeder Steers and Heifers 1.00-3.00 lower with The recent explosion of black last. Always sanitize clothing other producers who are grow­ Maksymowicz gave these rec­ quality not as attractive as last week, shank is a valuable teaching and equipment with a high ing some of the newer vari­ ommendations for optimum SLAUGHTER COWS: Breaking Utility and Commercial 2-4 35.00-42.00, eties." productivity with resistant Cutter and Boning Utility 1-3 37.00-45.50, Cutter 1-2 30.00-35.00, tool for next year's tobacco crop. pressure wash, followed by a 10 SLAUGHTER BULLS: Yield grade 1-2 1,750-2,040 lb. indicating 77-79 "It's not too soon for growers percent chlorine bleach solution Black shank has hit the dark types: Carcass boning percent mostly 52.00-58.00, Yield grade 1,000-1,900 lb. to use this experience as they soak. Burn stalks or return to dark tobaccos particularly indicating 74-76 bercent 40.00-48.00 hard, according to Maksymow- FEEDERS: STEERS: Medium and Large No. 1 200-300 lb. 100.00- begin to prepare for the '94 to­ infested fields at stripping •Let the tobacco ripen as 116.00, 300-400 lb. 90.00-111.00, 400-500 lb. 92.00-101.00, Red White bacco crop," said Bill Maksy- time; scattering black-shank- icz. fully as possible before cutting. Face 80.00-85.00, 500-600 lb. 80.00-90.00, Red White Face 75.00- mowicz, Extension tobacco spe­ infected stalks on the farm will "If a grower is not able to ro­ 82.00, 600-700 lb. 80.00-82.00, 700-750 lb. 74.50-75.00, 940 lb. 70.00, tate and is unwilling to switch Small No. 1 200-300 lb. 60.00-84.00, 300-500 lb. 74.00-85.00, 500-600 cialist at the University of spread the disease. •Do not mix varieties in the lb: 69.00-75.00, 600-700 lb. 70.00-75.00, Kentucky's Research and Edu­ "The clock has run out for L8 to black shank resistant vari­ bam or shed. Medium No. 2 300-500 lb. 70.00-79.00, 500-600 lb. 70.00-77.00, cation Center in Princeton. hybrids used in fields where eties, it might be worthwhile Large No. 2 360-465 lb., 61.00-69.00, 670 lb. 64.00, •It might be necessary to al­ FEEDERS: HEIFERS: Medium and Large 1 200-300 lb. 92.00-97.00, "Keep the disease as isolated Race I black shank is present; to rent land to raise the crop," Red White Face 80.00-81.00, 300-400 lb. 84.00-90.00, Red White Face as possible and use varieties these hybrids just don't work," he said. "Another prospect is most "sweat" the tobacco to bring the color through; so 76-00-80.00, 400-500 lb. 80.00-85.00, few to 89.00, 500-600 lb. 80.00- with resistance to the specific he said. "Other varieties have to explore the possibility of 81.00, Red White Face 75.00-77.00 growers will have to work the black shank race present in your resistance to both races and buying land out of set aside. As Small No. 1 400-500 lb. 69.00-77.00, 500-600 lb. 73.00-75.00 bam more closely. Medium No. 2 300.-500 lb. 68.00-82.00, 500-600 lb. 72.00-76.00, per fields." have as good if not better yield disease activity increases in an head To isolate the disease, spray, and quality potential than area, growers need to learn how Medium and Large No. 1 STOCK COWS 4-10 yr old and with 100-200 lb. ♦When the color comes Calves at side 600.00-750.00 per pair, Small No. 1 Stock Cows 3-13 yr cultivate, chop, and harvest older varieties. Check variety to handle resistant cultivars so through, a harder fire is re­ old and 200 lb. Calves at side 420.00-640.00 fields with known black shank trials in your area and visit future productivity is not hurt." quired to bring stems down. Medium No. 1 Stock Cows 1.5-6 yr old and 4-6 mo. bred 540.00-640.00 each

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______Pure Peanut Cooking Oil, 8-64 oz. Family Size Bottles..$37.15 ______transmissions. A turbo-charged model offers increased pulling power. A narrow new version works harder in close quarters. _____ Peanut Butter - Smooth, 15 lbs. (six 2-1/2 lb. ja rs )...... $25.55 ______Although a Kubota is built to take on work, _____ Peanut Butter - Krunchy, 15 lbs. (six 2-1/2 lb. ja rs )...... $25.55 ______it doesn’t come with the big fuel bill _____ Case *HiDensity Frozen Orange Juice, 24-12 oz. cans..$29.15 ------I or other operating expenses of many

_____ Case *HiDensity Frozen Grapefruit Juice, 12-12 oz. cans .$18.20 ------larger tractors. Before you plow, cultivate, _____ Case “ Lemonade Concentrate, 24-12 oz. c a n s ...... $14.90 ------spray, load, mow, or bale, _____ Bluebird Grapfruit Juice, Ready to Drink, 48-6 oz. cans. $13.40 ------take one look at the Kubota _____ Dirt Squad Hand Cleaner, 16 oz. c a n ...... $ 1.50 ______M-Series. It handles any _____ Dry Roasted Peanuts; no salt - no oil - no preservatives work that crops up.

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courtesy is a must Do not, repeat, do not be con­ Lady beetles like to spend and begin to teed on aphids and crushed, they give off a distinct: cerned about the large number the winter as adults in pro­ other pests." lemon odor." As hunters take to the fields •Always point the muzzle in of lady beetles that may be tected places. That includes the Anyone who is really con­ These swarmers, which nest' this season, they should con­ a safe direction. congregating on the sides of sides of buildings or houses. cerned about the large numbers in rotting wood and the soil, are' sider more than just bagging the •And be sure of your target buildings or those large yellow "They congregate in large of lady beetles should be en­ numerous in the air in late af-.| lim it. and beyond. ants swarming these days. numbers and may crawl through couraged to just sweep them ternoon at this time of year. They should think about "Also a hunter should al­ Those are "good" bugs that cracks and crevices to get inside away and turn them loose away safety first -- and common cour­ ways maintain a good are beneficial to agriculture the structures," Townsend said. He added, "These ants only ; from the house. tesy a close second. relationship with the and the environment, said Lee Don’t worry about them, he feed on honey dew produced by; Townsend, Extension entomolo­ said. They will do no harm. "Hunters have an obligation landowner where he is hunt­ The same is true for yellow to behave responsibly," said ing," said Piercy. gist with the University of "These are beneficial insects aphids and scales. They haybl ants, which actually look red­ never been reported to feed :on Larry Piercy, Extension safety "Obtain permission and then Kentucky College of Agricul­ and should not be killed," dish-brown, he said. human food. Like the lady; specialist with the University treat the property with re­ ture. Townsend said. "They will set­ of Kentucky College of spect," he said. "Do not break There is no cause for alarm, tle down and remain inactive "They are called citronella beetles, there is no cause for' alarm ." Agriculture. "Hunter education down fences, leave gates open, he said. until spring. They will leave ants," Townsend said. "If courses are good for new hunters trample crops, or injure live­ and refresher courses can bene­ stock." fit for experienced shooters." Inconsiderate hunters can Hunter safety courses are not prompt landowners to post no Central bull test sale is replaced just good for young hunters. hunting signs, said Piercy. They're required. If a request to hunt is denied, For years, beef cattle opera­ herd sires than we did when The new program will in­ be raised on-farm and will be Kentucky state law requires always respect the decision of tors have depended on the the Central Bull Test Sale clude information about Ex­ consigned with EPD informa­ everyone born after Jan. 1, 1975 that landowner. University of Kentucky's Cen­ started years ago. We have re­ pected Progeny Difference, or tion for potential buyers to re­ to take a hunter safety course, "Hunters should dress tral Bull Test Sale to help vamped the sale program to EPDs, which is an index of not view. Piercy said. appropriately," said Piercy. them select the best sire for allow buyers to take advantage only post-weaning growth rate, Those who want more infor­ Three basic rules can help their herd. But that venerable of those tools," said Darrh but also birth weight, weaning mation about the new program "Blaze or hunter orange is the institution is changing for the avoid most firearm tragedies, Bullock, Extension beef cattle weight due to genetics, and can contact Bullock at (606)257- best color. Avoid white cloth­ better. he said. specialist with the University milking ability of a bull's 7514 or Brenda Fish at the ing because it may be mistaken •Treat every gun like it is "We have so many more tools of Kentucky College of daughters, Bullock said. Kentucky Cattlemen's Associa­ for a deer." loaded. by which to evaluate potential Agriculture. All bulls in the new sale will tion at (606) 233-3722.

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ACROSS 1. Alive starring Ethan Hawke 1. Twelve Oaks (Touchstone — Rated: R) Last neighbor W eek: No. 3 5. Surpass 8. Simpleton 2. Aladdin (Walt Disney — G) 12. TV comedy New Entry 13. — Carney 3. Groundhog Day B ill Murray 14. Affirm (Columbia TriStar — PG) No. 1 15. University 4. Chaplin Robert Downey, Jr. in N.Y. (Live Home Video — PG-13) No. 5 17. Nevada 5. Falling Down Michael Douglas resort (Warner — R) No. 4 18. Make an 6. Point Of No Return Bridget effort Fonda (Warner — R) No. 2 19. Iran export 20. Wander off 7. Sommersby Jodie Foster 21. Tin — Alley (Warner — PG-13) No. 7 22. Pirate’s 8. The Bodyguard Kevin Costner OUT ON A LIMB by GARY KOPERVAS drink (Warner — R) No. 8 23. Make eyes at 9. Unforgiven Clint Eastwood 26. Math propo- (Warner — R ) No. 9 W <9 H JEfcZ... IT UX7K5 MAUONEV'3 • sition 10. Scent O f A W om an A1 Pacino OUT fop-TUt SEASON .W STCftO \T 30. Hindu queen (MCA/Universal — R) No. 6 31 Riode — 11. A Few Good M en Tom Cruise 32. African river 52. Joe — Baker ditch trill or bill (Columbia TriStar — R) No. 10 33. Poisonous 53. Spartan queen 20. “Peggy — Got 35. Navigate mushroom 12. The Crush Cary Elwes DOWN Married” 37. Varnish 35. Beer mug (Warner — R) No. 16 1. Diplomat’s 21. University ingredient 36. Camp couch 13. CB4 Chris Rock need in N.J. 38. Miss Turner 37. Cheerleader’s 2. God of love 22. Greek letter 39. Privy to (MCA/Universal — R) No. 17 cry 23. Monk’s title 40. Lotto’s cousin 14. Homeward Bound: The In­ 38. Compare 3. Depend 24. Headlong 41. Comedian Jay credible Journey Michael J. Fox 41. Mainlander’s 4. Babylonian god flight 42. Australian (Walt Disney — G) No. 20 souvenir 5. in the Sky” 25. “Never - salt lake 42. High note 6. Seed coat 15. Home Alone 2 Macaulay Million Years” 43. Set, as bricks 45. Dill weed 7. School org. Culkin (FoxVideo — PG) No. 12 26. Refrain 44. Handle 46. University 16. Benny & Joon Johnny Depp 8. College in 46. Roll of bills in Conn. N.H. (MGM/UA — PG) No. 11 BUTCH AND DOUGIE by ALEX HOWELL 48. Forbidden 9. the Rainbow” 17. Th e C ryin g G am e Stephen thing 10. Actress Olin Rea (Live Home Video — R) No. 14 49. Cuckoo 11. City on the 29. Chess pieces 18. M ad Dog And G lory Robert 50. Ares’ sister Hudson 31. Baseball great De Niro (MCA/Universal — R) No. 51. Soon, once 16. Protective 34. Ending for 15 19. Untamed Heart Christian Slater (MGM/UA — PG -13) No. 18 20. Boiling Point Wesley Snipes Natasha’s Stars (Warner — R) No. 13

A R IE S (March 21 to April 19) Do- SCORPIO (October 23 to it-yourself projects are favored now. November 21) The signals others Top C&W Singles There is information this week give out this week are likely to be £ regarding a career concern. Guard confusing. You will have to read be­ 1. Brother Phelps “Let Go” against domestic friction in the latter tween the lines. Travelers may re­ (Asylum) Last Week: No. 2 part of the week. Meet partners quire extra time to reach their 2. George Strait “Easy Come, halfway. The weekend favors Soap Updates destinations. Your personality now Easy G o” (MCA) No. 3 romantic and pleasure interests. is an asset in career dealings. 3. Reba McEntire With Linda ALL MY CHILDREN: Despite for him. After learning Scott was truth about Peter’s paternity, but was the bleak odds, Trevor vowed to help hospitalized, Sheila secretly flew to put off by Billy’s actions and TA U R U S (April 20 to May 20) SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to Davis “Does He Love You” (MCA) Jack and Laurel and ordered a Genoa City to be with him. Ridge Vanessa’s startling statement. Tan- Others may keep you waiting now. December 21) You will make No. 5 toxicology report on Denny. Al­ persuaded Brooke to work with him gie arrived in town to make a date You could become upset about a progress now with a career concern. 4. Suzy Bogguss “Just Like The though Hayley told Kendall that at the Forrester pool. When she chas­ with Josh, and inadvertently inter­ business concern early in the week. B e wary o f those who would take Weather” (Liberty) No. 8 Richard Fields tried to molest her, tised him for not having produced fered with N ick’s proposal to Mindy. Couples are in sync. You are more advantage in financial dealings. 5. Alabama “Reckless” (RCA) Kendall insisted on going to Califor­ more designs, he playfully tossed her W ait To See: George has her work communicative and self-expressive Happy news comes from a distance. No. 9 nia with Hayley and Dimitri to meet into the pool, where she hit her head cut out for her. IP than usual. The weekend accents A friend seems a bit depressed now. 6. Confederate Railroad” (Altan- her father. Gloria ran o ff when Adam and fell unconscious. Anthony LOVING: Leo was impressed family interests. tic) No. 11 Judgment may be o ff when shopping called her a slut when he saw her 7. M ark Chesnutt “Almost Good­ brought a passed-out M acy into her with C asey’s pitch for an advertising this weekend. GEM INI (May 21 to June 20) You bye” (MCA) No. 10 talking to Dimitri. Once again, she bedroom where Thome found him campaign for Burrell’s using Steffi found comfort with A lec, who kissed kissing her. Later, Thome suspected as the model. Realizing Casey was will need some care in financial deal­ CAPRICORN (December 22 to 8. Brooks & Dunn “She Used To her passionately and got her to admit — although Macy denied it — that getting on with his life, Ally vowed ings this week. Scrutinize business January 19) You may be intent now B e M ine” (Arista) No. 12 she desired him. Repenting his angry Sheila somehow was responsible for to do the same for herself. Disgusted propositions carefully, and avoid on doing your own thing, but success 9. Steve W arin er “If I Didn’t Love outburst, Adam asked Hayley to find Macy’s lapse. Wait To See: While with the machinations and manipula­ wasteful spending. Talks with family will come this week through You” (Arista) No. 6 Gloria, and she did: in Alec’s Sally tries to get Jack to impregnate tions of his corruptive family, members are productive. A familiar cooperative efforts. Don’t force is­ 10. Diamond Rio “This Romeo embrace. Assured of Hayley’s her, Stephanie has other ideas for Cooper left the mansion. Clay didn’t haunt suits you best this weekend. sues in business. Rapport between Ain’t Got Julie Yet” (Arista) No. 7 silence, Gloria returned and tearfully Sally’s future. partners is greatly enhanced now. tell Gwyn o f the plot A lex uncovered _ CANCER (June 21 to July 22) reconciled with a contrite Adam. DAYS OF OUR LIVES: Tony’s to kidnap him. The Rescotts shared Accent togetherness this weekend. W Give close ties enough freedom this W ait T o See: Alec doesn’t let senti­ "romantic” sail with Kristen made an awkward family dinner with both week to do their own thing. You ment get in his way. AQUARIUS (January 20 to her remember her romantic times Alex and Jeremy at the same table. express yourself well now. A family 1. Xscape “Just Kickin’ It” (So So February 18) Despite interruptions, A N O T H E R W O R L D : Lom a told with John, and she decided she Leo and Shana were engaged. Wait Def/Columbia) Last Week: No. 2 matter could upset you in the latter you will bring a project to a success­ Felicia something had happened to couldn’t marry Tony. But Stefano’s To See: Alex makes another disturb­ 2. Zhane “Hey Mr. D .J.” (Flavor part o f the week. An eye for beauty ful conclusion this week. There will her that should never happen to (drug-induced) seizure changed her ing discovery. is your guide when shopping. Unit/Epic) No. 3 / be moments that will try your anyone. Returning to her apartment, mind and she agreed to accept ONE LIFE TO LIVE: Angela 3. D ef Leppard “Two Steps B e ­ patience. Later in the week, you will Loma was furious when she realized Tony’s engagement ring. To meet and Cord rescued Tina and Cain. LEO (July 23 to August 22) Inter­ hind” (Columbia) No. 4 be catching up on some work left her claim was in doubt. Unaware that Curtis’ blackmail demands, Kate After saying he wanted to reform, ruptions are likely to limit your 4. M eat L o a f “I ’d Do Anything over from the office last week. Morgan fit Lorna’s description, decided to sell the necklace Victor Todd asked an unsuspecting Rebec­ progress at work. A romantic flirta­ For Love (But I Won’t Do That)” Felicia asked him to help with the gave her and replace it with a ca to deliver a threatening letter to tion may be no more than that. You (M CA) No. 1 PISCES (February 19 to March party for C ass’ birthday. Meanwhile, forgery. Curtis broke into Billie’s Nora. Marty was sure someone was will get many things done if left 5. Ace Of Base “All That She 20) Financial risk taking is not Cass reluctantly agreed to let Mor­ apartment looking for drug money. behind Emily’s decision to press 9 alone. Money talks are private and W ants” (Arista) No. 7 favored this week. A friend may do gan stay with them for Frankie’s At the hospital, Vivian looked for a sexual harassment charges against productive. This weekend, you will 6. Inner Circle “Sweat (A La La something to disappoint you. sake. V icky didn’t tell Donna about connection between Kate Roberts Sloan. Luna, dismayed to learn do something to spruce up your ap­ La La Long)” (Big Beat/Atlantic) Couples make important decisions the sonogram results, but later shared Kiriakis and Laura Horton. Lexie Andrew had tricked her into thinking pearance. No. 5 together about a child’s best inter­ with Ryan the tmth about her baby’s and Jonah were concerned that Abe he was speaking for Bobby in grant­ 7. Rod Stewart “Reason To ests. Social life has business paternity. Jake saw through found a palm print at the scene o f the ing her permission to marry Max, VIRGO (August 23 to September Believe” (Warner) No. 6 Amanda’s attempts to “wile" her last Pacifier incident. W ait T o See: canceled the wedding. Dorian tried 22) You could easily misinterpret ramifications this week. ©1993 by King Features Synd. 8. Rick Astley “Hopelessly” way into getting the documents. Matt The past is about to crash down on to get back into Cassie’s good another’s intentions where romance (RCA) No. 10 was worried about Donna continuing Kate. is concerned. Keep your feet on the graces. Bo was shocked to learn Asa 9. Tony! Toni! Tone! “Anniver­ her investigative series on hookers. GENERAL HOSPITAL: Jagger ground. You will have a stimulating was Alex’ business partner. Later, sary” (Wing/Mercury) No. 8 Lom a was stunned to find Morgan at made the crucial decision to leave Bo found Nora unconscious and exchange o f ideas with a friend. Over 10. D r. D re “Let M e Ride” (Death John and Kelsey’s party. Wait To town with Karen. At the mountain rushed her to a hospital. Alex chal­ a the weekend, you will want to spend Row/Interscope) No. 15 See: Carl may prove to be too much cabin, Karen told him o f the sexual ^ some time along with a loved one. lenged Asa to a drinking rematch DEMOLITION MAN of a “friend” for Rachel. abuse she had experienced. Stone after learning he’d cheated on the LIBRA (September 23 to October Fresh from his success in “Clif- AS THE WORLD TURNS: learned that Sonny had tried to use last one. W ait T o See: Emily feels 22) Although you are enthusiastic, it fhanger”, Sylvester Stallone offers Larry was delighted to learn Susan Karen to threaten Jagger. Lucy asked trapped in her own web of lies. us his latest work. B y way o f ex­ is still best not to bring things to a 1. Bell Biv Devoe “Something In was pregnant. Damian became con­ a lawyer what legal rights she had to YOUNG AND THE REST­ planation, let me say that Sly piously cerned when he couldn’t reach head where business interests are Your Eyes” (MCA) Last Week: No. the baby she was carrying for Scott. LESS: While Lauren told Paul she concerned. W ork quietly from be­ intoned recently that since the public 2 Eduardo in Rom e. Holden told Lily Ned threatened Julia with a damag­ hoped Scott would fall in love again, couldn’t accept him in anything about his memory flashback which hind the scenes. You will have 2. Intro “Come Inside” (Atlantic) ing lawsuit if $he didn’t see him her Scott woke to find Sheila alive and other than action roles, that’s what he private talks related to that business No. 3 she happily confirmed for him. ELQ shares. Luke and his son, eager to be with him and nurse him was going to give them. Thus, after Janice told Damian, Holden’s matter. A friend is not much fun at 3. Tevin Campbell “Can We Lucky, played a Halloween prank on back to health. Olivia reassured all now. a smash hit this summer, he follows memory involved Lily. Cal advised Talk” (Qwest/Wamer) No. 8 Laura. W ait T o See: Jagger’s future Nathan, she wouldn’t allow Lillie to with this bomb (no pun intended). M ary to tell Hutch, she’s his mother. 4. Tony! Toni! Tone! “Anniver­ is in doubt. interfere in her marriage. M iles and Sly portrays L.A.P.D. Sgt. John Kirk asked Craig why Sierra wasn’t GUIDING LIGHT: Bess told ® ! Answers to sary” (Wing/Mercury) No. 1 Margaret asked Paul and Chris Spartan, a man who has been with him. Caleb realized Iva was in King Crossword 5. Earth, Wind & Fire “Sunday Eleni, she didn’t know Alexandra, (Cricket) to be Best Man and Matron cryogenically preserved in 1996, Morning” (Reprise) No. 7 love with Jason, although she in­ Ross, Henry, Alan-Michael, or o f Honor at their wedding. Danny only to be revived in 2032. Along sisted she would work things out 6. Salt-N-Pepa “Shoop” (Next Roger, and asked for Eleni’s help. told Chris, he decided she shouldn’t with him, bad guy Simon Phoenix with John. Royce and Emily shared However, Alexandra, Alan-Michael, Plateau/London/PLG) No. 10 sacrifice her career and he would go (Wesley Snipes) has also been a romantic reunion followed by his 7. Teddy Pendergrass “Voodoo” Gilly and Roger had their own plans to New York alone. Flo told Nina, frozen and then thawed out. These proposal. Holden and Lily together (Elektra) No. 5 for Bess. Blake was surprised to she couldn't follow Nina’s father, two, rivals in 1996, were thus recalled their past. A mysterious, 8. Xscape “Just Kickin’ It” (So So learn, Lillian had spent a night with R ick, to his new jo b because she was preserved as a punishment for their handsome man arrived in Oakdale. Ed while he was married to Maureen. Def/Columbia) No. 6 forced back into prostitution by a destruction o f various buildings and Wait To See: Iva and John face a 9. Dr. Dre “Let Me Ride” (Death Alan-Michael worried about E len i’s former “employer”. To Jack’s people as they relentlessly pursued crucial point of decision. Row/Interscope/Atlantic) No. 9 safety when he learned of her invol­ surprise, Victor fired him. Wait To each other. BOLD AND THE BEAUTI­ 10. Maze Featuring Frankie vement with Bess. Roger planted See: Victoria and Cole make another FU L: James talked to Taylor about trouble for Dylan in retaliation for Beverly “Laid Back Girl” (Warner) crucial decision. No. 4 his father’s strictness and how his buying Hart’s farm. Bridget was ©1993 hy King Features Synd. mother provided a comforting haven about to tell Billy and Vanessa the

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4 i 4 4 B-10, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, November 3,1993 Entertainment Extra by Evelyn Ludvigson

Q. I was wondering if there’s Bertinelli and her husband are m illion people have visited cpFIj i l LLD 1 RINDFRi I t U l i V anything new about my favorite having marital problems. Is this Graceland since its doors first actor, Ron Perlman. I loved him in correct? Joy B. opened to the public in 1982 and in SCORE 10 points for using all the “Beauty and the Beast”, and I’ve A. Not at all. In fact, V alerie’s hus­ 1991, Graceland was placed in the been trying to follow his career band, rocker Eddie Van Halen, will National Register o f Historic Places. two complete words ever since. Marilyn W. make a cameo appearance on Elvis purchased the home and ARTIFICE A. Perlman has been keeping busy. Valerie’s show, “Cafe Americain”, grounds for $ 100,000 in the spring o f He recently had a major guest star­ this Saturday, November 6th on 1957. He was 22 years old. THEN score 2 points each for a>l ring role on Paramount's “The Un­ NBC. The peak season for visitors is found among the letters touchables” series as a mean guy Memorial Day through Labor Day. named Snake who is motivated by Q. Whatever happened to Tony Attendance ranges from a few Try to score at least 50 points murder-for-hire. Danza who starred in “Who’s the hundred visitors on a weekday in jiej 'avo suiosova cmo-ssch i______Ron is also starring in the just- Boss”? Heather O. winter to 2,000-3,500 visitors per wrapped TNT flick, “The Cisco A. After eight seasons on ABC’s day in spring and early summer to Kid”, as Lieutenant Delacroix for “Who’s the Boss”, Tony is now be­ 4 ,0 00-5,000 in July at the height of award-winning director, Luis V al­ hind the scenes serving as executive the travel season. Graceland visitors A SK E V E L Y N dez. He has a cameo in the upcoming producer of "George”, starring bring in over $150 million per year ratings, but it backfired. A lot of Gramercy Pictures film, “Romeo is George Foreman. to the city of Memphis. It also people saw it as an unfair assault and Bleeding”. Other recent credits in­ employs nearly 250 people both full rushed to Leno’s defense. Some of clude Disney’s “The Adventures of Q. I recently read that actress and part-time. During the height of them, admittedly, used some harsh Huck Finn”, “The Cronos Device” Audrey Meadows is going to be the summer season, that number in­ language against Arsenio, but there (which won nine Mexican Academy writing a book about her days on THE WOOD SHED creases to 500. was no plot, per se, to “get him.” Awards), “Two Rivers”, and Pit Bar-B-Q & Restaurant “The Honeymooners”. Is this true, If you’re interested about more fas­ “Double Exposure”. and if so, when will the book be cinating facts on Graceland, then I Q. I would love to know if Vic­ Dally•aruaujy Breakfast U l v u ru u o t —---- $2.77 « I CholcoCholco of bacon, sausannsausage nror hamham, 0 2 annaeggs, published? Vicki F. toria Tennant will ever do the Q. I have just read that horrible suggest you purchase a new book out gravy, hashbrown, biscuit or toast, coffee story about Ted Danson doing a titled “Graceland: The Living television series I read about last summer. Besides having become a CATFISH WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY NIGHTS 4 :0 0 -8 :3 0 p.M. blackface act at Whoopi Legacy of Elvis Presley” (Collins fan of hers in “The Winds of W ar” 25 Goldberg’s expense, and I can’t Publishers), text by Chet Flippo, Fish D in n e r...... $4 photographs by Gil Michael. This and “Remembrance of W ar”, I believe she’s taking responsibility 95 for it. What’s the inside story? great book is the only book ever pub­ have a personal reason for my in­ 21 Pc. Shrim p Dinner with siaw & Fries $4 ! D arcy B . lished on Graceland. terest. She comes from the same area in D erbysh ire in E ngland th at PRIME RIB SPECIAL - SATURDAY NIGHT 4-8:30 A. The event was one of those Q. Why are people suddenly my family lived in for generations. 8 0 2 . , Served wlth:_ 1 0 O Z . famous (or infamous) “roasts” of going after Arsenio Hall? I think * baked potatoes or French Elissa T . 5 Y 9 5 fries, salad, coffee or tea 95 celebrities by “The Friars”, an or­ there’s something strange that all ganization of people in show busi­ A. Victoria had a recurring role in these attacks on him are taking “Snowy River: The McGregor ness. Reportedly, Whoopi thought it % Lb. COUNTRY HAM BREAKFAST place when you have so many new Saga”, which airs as an original would be fun to have Ted don the BABY BACK RIBS talk show hosts trying to build a series on the Family Channel. I as­ EVERY SATURDAY makeup and use racial language Salad & Cholco of Potato following. Are they trying to knock sume this is the television program to usually not heard in polite society. Arsenio out? Darlene C. which you refer in your letter. Sat 4 8:30 $299 Some members were offended, in­ A. Apparently, Arsenio drew all cluding Montel Williams. Whoopi this fire on himself when out of left -C A T E R IN G — (Permit *’14284) A. Audrey has penned a book to set Have a question? Send it to Evelyn Reg. Hours! 5 a.m.-8:30 p.m. Monday-Snturday - 885-8144 said they protest too much, pointing field, he suddenly started attacking the record straight about her wonder­ Ludvigson, King Features Weekly 1821 West 7th St. (U.S. 68-W) - Across from Ebonite out that she suggested the act and Jay Leno. Insiders say it may have Service, 235 East 45th Street. New ful days on “The Honeymooners”, as contributed most o f the jokes. been an attempt to revive his sagging York, N.Y. 10017. As for the couple’s status, the well as her wonderful working ©1993 by King Features Sivmi closest Danson came to admitting relationship with the late, great they’re a romance is when he said Jackie Gleason. Titled “Love, there’s too much love between them A lice”, the book is due to be publish­ for prejudice to exist. ed next fall by Crown Books.

Q. When is the “Return to Q. Could you please give me Lonesom e D ove” sequel m iniseries some facts on G racelan d , the hom e set to air? Cameron D. of Elvis Presley? Rhonda B. A. The m iniseries is set to debut on A. Graceland sits on 13.8 acres in Sunday, November 14 and continu­ Memphis and it’s the most famous ing on November 17-18 on CBS. private home in Am erica, next to the White House. Over 650,000 people Q. I heard that actress Valerie visit Graceland annually. Over 6.5

Tuning In by Sally Stone You’ve Got* BETTY W HITE is always a wel­ guest shots. They said the part of ★ Kids Quiz ^ Take this quick quiz * ★ come sight in person or on television. Sylvia was too important for guest ★ ★ A- and see what you know To Be Joking When “Golden Palace” closed its shots. Then, they came back and agreed to let me do six-appearances w about mammals! doors on CBS last season, we all Why was there so much noise in the barn? » ^ — with six, you’re not exclusive; knew Betty would be back on the * * •• didmammq|| firs^pfjpar? The buils hackhorns.. tube — but when, and where, and with seveh you are. Aiicf 1 must say, I love the part. I ’m having so much What’s a cow’s best subject in school? ^ how? And, now we know. Betty has 2 . Are mammals warm -or cold-blooded animals? joined the cast of “Bob”, Bob fun with it. Sylvia is neither a Rose M(oo)usic psT Newhart’s series, and will make six (‘Golden Girls/Golden Palace’) nor 3 . What do mammal babies eat when they are u What did the horse say to his friend in the next stall? a Sue Ann (‘The Mary Tyler Moore appearances on the show. ■ Hello, Neigh-bor. Show’). She’s just very much her first born? “When they first asked me to do own wonderful, fun person. And, in­ it,” Betty said, “I felt I didn’t want to cidentally, I know they’re wooing 4 . What is the biological name of mammals? be committed to a series at this time. me because they wrote in a dog for What is a duck’s favorite snack? I have some projects I’m developing, Sylvia called Gypsy Rose Dog. 5 . What does a carnivore eat? Quackers. and I told them that as much as I Well, Bob has his wonderful kitty, * would love to work with Bob, I had Otto, on the show, so I ’m just thrilled to bow out. My agent suggested to have this darling poodle.” Connect The Dots Ask Your Doctor by Dr. E. R. Allen

ANXIETY Anxiety is an insidious, health-destroying negative emo­ tion. Anxiety, like worry, has no solid target to fight; and rarely is there a clear-cut end to the problem situation. Anxiety can develop on the job through personality con­ flicts, perceptions of unrealistic expectations by supervisors, fear of making mistakes or being fired, boredom, frustra­ tion, or a raft of other emotional responses. In time, unre­ solved anixety leads to pain. Of course, physical stress can also lead to pain. Production and assembly work, construction, agricultural transporta­ tion or other physically demanding strenuous jobs can heap strained muscles, tendons and ligaments, or irritated joints on top of anxiety. Office workers suffer pain of physical stress too; sitting at a keyboard all day, bending over a drafting or layout table, or even spending long hours at a desk can tire muscles, impede circulation, and generally stress the body. You may begin each work day already stressed. You wake up just as tired as you were when you went to sleep. You go to work hating your job and the prospect of the day's activi­ ties. Under these conditions, before long, both your health and job performance will suffer. Anxiety or physically taxing job conditions'keep you in continuous defense physiology forcing your body to adapt the way it works. After these adaptations have gone on for a while, your body becomes exhausted. When this happens, your resistance deserts you and you are a candidate for illness or disease. You don’t just feel tired; the cells, tissues, organs and systems that run your body are exhausted. Exhaustion brings on pain, and the combination of fatigue and pain invites mistakes and accidents. Most job related injuries are the result of exhaustion from on-going defense physiology.

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i I k i B-12, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, November 3,1993 SENIORS Trees play important role in our lives

What good is a tree? This containing chlorophyll and prising facts. In the early 1980s from their leaves. An acre of many benefits they confer on us. time of the year, we sometimes other materials creates chemi­ it was discovered that trees large, healthy maple trees puts It often takes the loss of trees to • cal reactions and oxygen is re­ send unseen signals to each 20,000 gallons of water into the think they're not much good, This remind us just how much we de- • except to create lots of hard leased. An acre of trees pro­ other. When willows are at­ air each day. Without trees our pend on them. A leafy canopy I n' work when their leaves fall duces enough oxygen to sustain tacked by web worms and tent entire world would be a much shades about 30 percent of the T hat and you have to rake them. three humans. caterpillars, they give off a drier place. average American city. Unfor­ Trees are so common and quiet Trees have always been green chemical that alerts nearby Scientists have found that tunately, in many cities only that we pay them little mind. machines, producing substances willows. The neighboring trees trees may cause rain in more one tree is replaced for every I Whether providing this page by Martha Malone Smith that humans have learned to respond by pumping more tannin peculiar ways. Many species four that die. you're reading, or the air you're use. The ancient Greeks treated into their leaves, making them are inhabited by the bacterium As settlers came to Los Ange­ breathing, trees enrich our lives pain with a tea made by boil­ more difficult for the insects to PSEUDOMONAS SYRINGAE. les, they found it hot and dry. in surprising ways. gallons of sap from a sugar- ing willow leaves and bark. digest. Researchers' have found When wafted into the air, the Water was brought in and Trees sustain our lives and our maple tree. The morning news­ Modern scientists now know similar responses in sugar microscopic bugs are believed to groves of orange trees wert? planet. This morning at break­ paper was printed on the pro­ this tea contains salicin, a pre­ maples, birches and other trees. act as ice nuclei, thus increasing planted across the L.A. Basin. fast -- in your wooden-framed cessed wood pulp we call paper. cursor of acetylsalicylic acid -- They found that trees respond the likelihood of rain or snow. This cooled the climate by sev­ house, on your wooden kitchen Do you like chocolate, almonds, aspirin. For centuries the Chi­ differently to different attack­ Trees take in the carbon eral degrees. In recent decadesJ table -- you might have enjoyed cola beverages? Cocoa beans, nese have derived medicines ers. They will not react if dioxide people and their ma­ the orange groves have been | orange juice or a grapefruit. almonds and kola nuts are tree from the ginkgo tree. More re­ leaves are nipped with steril­ chines make and turn it into cleared for buildings and | Both come to us from trees. Over products, also. cently, researchers have iso­ ized scissors, but will release needed oxygen. We plant and your French toast you may have Trees do more than make life lated and synthesized the tannin if the attacker is an in­ care for trees in return for the See This n'That, Page B-6 sprinkled cinnamon and nutmeg, pleasant; they make life chemical ginkgolide from the sect. the powdered bark and nuts of possible. They get water tree for use in treating asthma, Trees enhance rainfall by tropical trees. That quart of through their roots and draw toxic shock and other ills. cooling the land, slowing wind maple syrup on your table was carbon dioxide from the air. As scientists unlock the se­ evaporation and erosion, and boiled down from roughly ten The action of sunlight on cells crets of trees, they uncover sur­ transpiring water into the sky Senior Menu

The following is the menu provided by the Senior Citizens Can you work and get benefits? Kitchen for the coming week. Reservations must be made one day in advance for each meal. Please phone 522-8341 by 2 p.m. for reservations. JIM MUSTIAN the rules provide for continued After nine months, not neces­ (SSI) disability benefits, but Monday, Nov. 8 Social Security Manager cash benefits, continued health sarily consecutive, we review the "substantial" earnings BBQ turkey sandwich, cole slaw, potato sticks, fudge brownie, % Hopkinsville care coverage and consideration the work to see if it averages limit varies depending on the milk, coffee, tea One of the most frequent of additional work expenses. SSI payments in your state. Tuesday, Nov. 9 $500 or more a month. Before questions I get from Social In addition, Social Security Talk to a Social Security pepper steak, broccoli, rice, mixed vegetables, roll, banana we count earnings to see if they Security beneficiaries who are will help you obtain vocational representative for more infor­ pudding, milk, coffee, tea add up to $500, we deduct the receiving disability benefits is, rehabilitation and employment mation. Wednesday, Nov. 10 cost of certain items or services "what happens if I try to services by referring you to the dried beans and ham, spinach, beets, cornbread, peach cobbler, which are necessary the For many individuals the work?" The question generally state vocational rehabilitation milk, coffee, tea beneficiary's work. For exam­ reflects a desire to regain some agency. most rewarding aspect of work­ Thursday, Nov. 11 ple, if a person needs a spe­ ing is not just the income, it's independence; in other cases, Under Social Security an in­ beef or chicken liver, green beans, mashed potatoes and gravy, cially equipped car to get to having a job and returning to they may simply need the dividual is considered disabled biscuit, rice krisky treat, milk, coffee, tea work, or uses a wheelchair, or the mainstream. For more in­ money to help make ends meet. only if he or she cannot do Friday, Nov. 12 pays someone to drive him/her formation, contact your local "substantial work." Currently, spaghetti and meat sauce, garden salad, corn, French bread, to work, the cost of that product Social Security office or call an individual can earn up to lemon bar, milk, coffee, tea Under present Social Security or service would be deducted Social Security's toll-free num­ $500 before his/her work would law, you can work and still re­ from his or her earnings. ber, 1-800-772-1213, and ask for be considered substantial (for ceive some benefits. There are a There also are work incen­ the leaflet, "Working While If you exercise, are a nonsmoker, eathealthily, and persons who are blind the fig­ Can you number of rules specifically de­ tives for people who-receive Disabled' - How* Social Secu­ watch your cty?lesterol intake, chances are you'll ure is $880 in 1993). Most bene­ live longer. 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Paul told the church at Ephesus to give no $4.00 off on $15.00 place or foothold to the devil (Eph. 4:27). In chapter six of Ehpesians NEW PROPANE GAS TANKS they are told that the devil can be defeated with "the whole armor of or more God" (Eph. 6:10-11). The devil will not be whipped by weak-kneed, Expires 11-17-93 uncommitted and fearful Christians. He will only be defeated by those who take up the whole armor of god and stand (Eph. 6:13)1 Where are Present Coupon with Order the people of this nation and world who will take a stand against the WHY DO YOU OWN A HOME AND CARS evil of this age? While the devil deceives the masses toward the killing of unborn babies, the perversions of homosexuality, pornography, BUT LEASE OR RENT YOUR GAS TANK? MIJMIRY and the hatred and violence of man toward man, where is the voice of DOESN'T THAT SOUND FUELISH! God's people? That old devil is wise and crafty, but with God’s power he can be defeated! The wake up call has sounded. 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i 1 l l The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, November 3,1993, B-13 LAKE VIEW BOATS Cloning the super-race Sales and Service The Best Place To Buy & Trade Human embryos have been of the world and enslave the q—. {ZMMFimNER successfully cloned! This scien­ rest of us. So we have to say 9 2 4 -5 6 4 8 o u t b o a r d s n m n n « * d j ;BmcrlnTheLorfiRur\ tific bomb-shell was exploded God's way of making babies is 9170 Canton Rd. last week by scientists at surely superior. The story of the f George Washington University. birds and bees is not outdated Cloning is a process by which after all. life is replicated from other If we were to search history Com plim ents life. In the movie, "Jurassic by Harold Rose for the perfect person, he lived H ard eor Park," dinosaurs were cloned by Pastor in Palestine nearly 2,000 years HOME TOWN Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner using DNA from pre-historic East Cadiz Baptist Church ago. He had more wisdom than mosquitos. The insects had been Solomon, Israel's wisest king. DECORATING Banquet Facilities Available pies desiring to raise perfect Hwy. 68 E @ 1-24 522-0538 trapped in amber after sucking (Matt. 12:42) His character was children could subscribe to the dinosaur blood. "Jurassic Park" above reproach. His judge, 2608 Ft. Campbell Blvd. 885-4361 DNA service and have babies is Hollywood fancy but this when ordering his execution, bom exactly like the super-guy latest pronouncement is said to confessed to finding no fault in or wonder-girl. Great musicians be true. University scientists him. If we were cloning, there could be cloned and the beat go say they extracted DNA from would better possibility than human cells and made several on instead of being limited to Jesus of Nazareth. one lifetime. An Albert Einstein human embryos. These were Here's another bomb­ discarded after a few weeks, no could be cloned into hundreds of shell. You can be like him. The Open: Monday - Saturday 9 a.m.-9 p.m. babies were actually born but copies. These could pool their offer is in Phil. 2:5 "Let this Sunday 12-6 p.m. the cloning job was supposedly immense mental resources for mind be in you which was also successful. the good (or bad) of mankind. It in Christ Jesus..." The very 701 North Main S t • Hopkinsville, Ky. • {502)886-8131 Hopkinsville 886-6388 If human cloning is possible, took only one Einstein to think mind of God can be in your head a super-race could be created. A of E=MC2, the formula that when Jesus is in your heart! We world-wide search might be became the atomic bomb. become a spiritual clone by re­ made for the most nearly per­ No longer would super­ ceiving Him as Savior and Goodwin Funeral Home fect person; an individual with intelligence be limited by time Lord. God is cloning the only and space. It could become a gi­ ‘We handle Pre-arrangements' super-intelligence and strong, super-race this world will ever Sponsor the reliable body parts. DNA could gantic boon or a colossal horror. see. Christians are re-created Serving Everyone in Trigg County be extracted from a blood sam­ A small group of incredibly in the image of God and the Church Page 138 M ain 522-6676 ple and stored in a bank. Cou- bright people could take control beat goes on.

BAPTIST CHURCH Locust drove CHRISTIAN CHURCH Cadiz United IM B a p t is t M e th o d ist Bible Baptist KENTUCKY Randy Davenport, Cadiz Christian Rev. Harry G. Lewis Bill Meador, Pastor Pastor 214 Main Street Highway 68 East Dr. Tom Martin, MACHINE Highway 272 East Pastor 522-6237 C O K E I S I T 31 Main Street AND ENGINEERING, INC. Bloom field Maple drove Cerulean Methodist M is s io n a ry Cadiz 522-6061 B a p t is t Rev. Joseph Newton, Pastor B a p ti s t Irvin Darnell, Pastor R o a rin g Hopkinsville Road E. A. Brown, Pastor Maple Grove Road Highway 139 North 522-7095 D yer 's Chapel M o n tg o m ery Compliments of Roaring Springs United Methodist B u JJo lo Lick- Elizabeth. Baptist Jam es A. Shuck, Pastor Leon Townsend, Pastor Community PENNYRILE RURAL B a p t is t Highway 68 West Sponsor the Highway 68 East, James Black, Pastor ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE W a llo n ia 2799 Wallonia Road Rocky Ridge Road Linton United Christian Church M e th o d is t Church Page "Proudly Serving The Pennyrile" John Daniels, Pastor Keith Ferguson, Pastor Cadiz Baptist Mt. Pleasant Highway 276 Highway 164 E. Main 522-6678 Rev. Phillip Salmon, Pastor B a p t is t 82 Main Street Grandville Courtney, CHRISTIAN Pastor Mayes Chapel 3666 Blue Springs Road John Frazier, Pastor Blue Springs Logos Will Jackson Road B a p ti s t C h ris tia n New Hope Baptist Daniel Swartz, Pastor Darell Eldridge, Pastor Mt. Zion United p A R M Rt. 3 Box 231 Todd Gray, Pastor Whiteqrest.Hill M ethodist m Princeton, KY 42445 Highway 525 . Bailey Lumber Co* Rev. Joseph Newton, Pastor INTERDENOMINATIONAL Cerulean Road 5 2 2 - 6 2 2 2 Cerulean Rd. S to r e , in c . C alv ary Missionary Baptist New Jerusalem Christian Life (502) 522-6732 B a p t is t C en ter O akland. CADIZ, KENTUCKY Gary Heath, Pastor Johnny Hawkins, 16 Court Street United Methodist Highway 274 Pastor 5224)911 Keith Ferguson, pastor Oakland Church Road Canton Baptist CHUBQH-QF-QHRLST Royce Dukes, Pastor ECONOMY Oah drove Baptist P.O. Drawer 859 Hal Shipley, Pastor ( N A P A ) NAPA 924-5227 Oak Grove Road C ad iz Church OJ C eeB ee AUTO PARTS C h rist Cerulean Baptist Darrell Simon, FOOD STORES Henry Ramey, Pastor 9023 Rockcastle Road Quality Parts & Service Since 1959 Pleasant Hill Evangelist P.O. Box 86 Baptist Church 1785 East Main 'T t/c . Ifiu m ‘SwM tu&x We're Home Owned and Jerry Bacon, Pastor 522-8503 1750 Main Street 522-6624 4808 South Road Sltoam United Downtown & East Cadiz Chris and Daniel Washer Joiner's Chapel M e th o d ist Delmont Baptist Church OJ C hrist Shoney Oliver, Pastor Jam es A. Shuck, Pastor Rodney Cheatham 288 Corinth Cem. Road Siloam Church Road Minister Highway 139 South D o n ald so n Creek, Linton Road B a p t is t Tobaccoport ^Southern State Rocky Ridge CHURCH OF GOD JOHNSON A. Todd Jones, Pastor United Methodist Keith Ferguson, pastor Donaldson Creek Rd. B a p t is t Maranatha Church CADIZ BRANCH Frank Kirby, Pastor OJ Ood Tobaccoport CONTROLS Highway 68 East Allan Stokes, Sr., Community Feed • Seed • Fertilizer • LP Gas Service D ry Creeh Pastor Hwy. 68 E. Farm and Home Supplies 522-6681 Primitive Baptist 347 Main Street Robert H. Hale, Pastor 8econd Baptist PENTECOSTAL Linton Road C. L. Brown, Pastor CHURCH OF GOD Will Jackson Road IN CHRIST East Cadiz Baptist United Pentecostal Harold Rose, Richard Hatley, Pastor S ou th R o o d Pastor The Church OJ Highway 68 West Bank of Cadiz M is s io n a ry Cadiz Restaurant Glendale Drive Ood In Christ Jerry Railey, Pastor Clarence Siscney, & Trust Co. Highway 139 South Pastor Cadiz Pentecostal "Cadiz Finest" Highway 139 North Curtis Kern, Pastor South Union Highway 139 North Hilltop Freewill Member Foie Together, We're Strong B a p ti s t B u p tls t LUTHERAN John M. Ahart, Pastor 522 6563 I l w y . 6 8 Don Draughn, Pastor New Pleasant Old Tobaccoport Road 2300 Lock E Road 5 2 2 -6 0 6 6 79 M a in St Faith Lutheran Mill Pentecostal Tony Ramirez, Pastor C hurch Hurricane Baptist Trigg County Highway 164, Linton Jam es C. Redman, Bro. Norman Ellis, Pastor B u p tls t Road Pastor 4177 Hurricane Road Roy W. Field, Pastor Line Street 405 Sheila Dr., 522-8777 Hopkinsville, Ky. Trigg County Manor Sponsor the PRESBYTERIAN Jutlen Baptist "A Personal Care Home” FULLGOSPELCHURCH CHURCH C hurch Wallonia Community We strive to make our Church Page Elton Wilson, Pastor Crossroads 272 & 117 The M eeting P lace C a d iz personal care feel like home. Julien, KY Danny Mitcheson, Pastor Presbyterian Hwy 68W Dr. Tom Martin, 25 Shelby 522 3711 924-5201 Supply Pastor Liberty Point 31 Main Street B a p t is t CATHOLIC CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH J e f f Hendricks, Pastor Old Dover Road Bethel United Hamtown Texaco C-Mart M e th o d ist OTHER CLYDE HITE St. Stephens Keith Ferguson, Pastor Groceries«Fishing Tackle Bethel Church Road Kingdom HaU Little River C ath o lic Lubricant* and Fasteners B a p t is t Father Richard oJ Jehovah's Hunting & Fishing License*Ky. Lottery John T. Bacon, Pastor Danhauer, Pastor Bethesda Methodist W itn ess 7450 Hopkinsville Rd. Hwy. 68 W. Cadiz 522-6105 Highway 272 Highway 68 West Rev. Joseph Newton, Pastor Attn. John Hull Hwy. 68 W. of Gracey Highway 139 North Highway 274 2 3 5 -5 4 7 7

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A A 4 B-14, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, November 3,1993 CLASSIFIEDS To Place An Ad Call Adjustments Deadline Advertisers are requested to check the first insertion of their ads for any error. The' Cadiz Record will be responsible for only one incorrect insertion. Any error should All Classified Advertising...... Friday at Noon 522-6605 be reported immediately so corrections can be made. Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Directory Reader Ad Rates 13.... $3.00 - 20 Words or Less 1...... Wanted Place you r 2...... For Sale 114....4...... Help Wanted 2 Weeks 3 Weeks 4 Weeks 5 Weeks 3...... 15...... Opportunities Classified 4...... 16.... Ad 5...... Automobiles 17...... Miscellaneous 6...... 18...... Livestock18.... w here it 7...... Motorcycles 19.... w ill 20.... b e seen 8...... Free 3lWords 32 Words 9...... 21.... .Lost 33 Words 10...... Mobile Homes 22.... 11...... Real Estate 23.... "personals th o u san d s 12...... For Rent 24.... o f read ers

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1/4 Carat engagement and IH 615 COMBINE with 13 1990 Mercury Cougar LS, 1993 Lowe’s 20' fish and fun We’re celebrating our 47th New-3 fiat-lst-fioor (2-2 Now accepting applications Now taking applications at wedding ring. $500 or best foot grain head and 2 row silver, black interior, A/C, pontoon. 40HP Ju st had Anniversary through No­ bedroom units) 750 square for 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom Hardees, Hwy. 68, Cadiz. No offer. 753-7489. com head on 38 inch cen­ power everything. 47,000 20hr check. Depth finder, vember 14,1993. All homes feet each. 2nd floor (1-2 and 3 bedroom apartments. phonecallsplea.se. ters, gas engine, variable . miles. $9,500. Call 522-0195 ladder, ore, 4 lifejackets and are specially priced for this bedroom unit) 1,000 square Section 8 assisted. Equal Opportunity. Barkley 1983 Travel trailer 30 ft. speed. Kept inside. Excel­ after 6 p.m. event. Dinkins Moble feet on one acre lot. 3 min­ Personal aide, room an d , Manor Apartments. 522- with all extras. 436-2799. lent condition. Ready to use. snap down cover all in­ Homes, Inc. Hwy. 79E., utes from public boat dock. board, $200 a week clear.! cluded. Has stero and all­ Paris TN 1-800-642-4891. $10,140.00 per year income, (502) 235-5216. 1992 Buick Park Avenue Transportation not neces'-l gauges. Moving $8,200.522- $79,995.00 call 522-3038. 1986 Veyager mini-van U ltra, white, 62,500 miles. sary. Phone 388-2641. 1337 or weekends 615-826- Champion’s #2 Single Lot $3900, 1978 Camper 27 ft. 1-owner. $16,500.753-8891. MOBILE HOME FOR Quality Carports, Build­ 0528. Dealership in North Amer­ $4200., 25 ft. Pontoon Boat RENT. Call 522-7841. ings, and Greenhouses. All ica! 12. For Rent' POSTAL JOBS. Start $4500. Call 436-5099 after Uzzle’s Trailer Court. on sale, ju st in time for bad 81 Honda Civic station $11.41/hr. + benefits. For 5p.m. weather. Days 365-7495. wagon, 90,000 miles. Good application & info, call 1- Nights 365-7369. condition. $1,300. 886-5604 11. Real Estate 3 Bedroom furnished trailer, (216) 324-5418 7am to (0 , 4400 John Deere Combine, after 5 p.m. gas furnace, underpinned. pm 7 days. AKC Shih-Tzu puppies. Call 13. Wanted $2,500. 4520 John Deere Reference and deposit. Quiet (502) 265-2660. Tractor, $7,500. Interna­ 86 Chevy Cavalier. Runs 10 Acres waterview near place to live. No pets. Call tional Super-M, LP-PS-3 5. Automobiles great, good car. 886-3513 Canton Heights II, hilly, 235-5325. HAVE SOMETHING TO PH, $1,100. John Deere 10- 15. Opportunities after 3:30 p.m. Brittanys - two male, liver $11,500. Twin Lakes Real SELL? Want to buy some­ foot Wheat Drill. 545-3229. and white. One 3-year old Estates & Builders. 502-753- 3,000 square foot house for thing reasonable? Then 1978 HONDA 4-door Sta­ AKC registered, $175; one Applications now being FOR SALE B Y OWNER; 0563.______rent. 3 or 4 bedrooms, 2 mile s place a classified ad in The 84 Red Vette, 350 crossfire, tion Wagon. Priced at $900. 4-year old, $125. Both hunt taken for fall classes at 1983 T-Bird V6 Automatic, from Cadiz, non-smoker, no Cadiz Record. It’s easy. Ju st all power and air. Hatch Call 235-5046 and leave well. 395-4288 after 4 p.m. Head’s West Kentucky ; power steering, air. Low 4-5BedroomHouse,2baths, animals, deposit required. call 522-6605. back, removable glass top. message if no answer. Beauty College. Financial' mileage, asking $1,500. Call fireplace with insert. Finished garage and work­ Sears model fireplace insert FR E E KITTENS; 13 weeks, Aid is available. For more Martha Edwards at 522- Lakeview. Near Linton shop. Call 796-9351 and with blower. Call after 5pm. 1 Solid Black Male, 1 Fe­ information call 825-3019. 1979 Volks wagon van, make 8046 or 522-4699. Beach. $45,000. 924-9179. leave message. Wanted 25 or 30 acres on 522-4637. male mixed. Very pretty and Located at Briarwood Shop-. an offer. 502-889-9853. blacktop road with electric­ playful. Desperately need ping Center in Madisonville. FOR SALE— 10 wooded Eastgate Apartments. Now ity. Prefer 139 South Road ALL RECENT (1993) back home. Call 522-6939. 1984 Mercury Cougar V-8, acres on 272. Blacktop road available One and Two bed­ or Linton, must be reason­ copies of the Cadiz Record 6. Trucks auto, fully loaded. Power 2 sides, county water— only room apartments. Energy able, 615-358-5858. are .50y + 6% tax each (.530) HOPKINSVILLE KEN­ MAKE SOME EXTRA- windows, locks, seats. Looks $15,000. Will divide. Call efficient, laundry facilities, Copies datingback 1992 and 1987 Chevrolet S-10, white, NELS- Boarding, grooming MONEY by selling those good, runs-great. Calf'885- 522-3038.______on-site maintenance. $100 before are $1.00 + 6% tax andpetsupplies. Dog obedi­ 14. Help W aited items (clothes, etc.) you do ' extented cab, air, automatic, security deposit. Call 522- ($1.06) each. The Cadiz not use anymore. Turn them i p/b, p/s, 60, OOOmiles, $5,500. ence and counseling. Sky­ FOR SALE - 4-WAY MAR­ 8388 M-Thur. 8 am.-4:30 Record. 753-7353 after 5 p.m. line Drive. 886-5621. into cash. Advertise in The 1986C adillac Sedan Deville, K ET & B-B-Q. 2,000 sq. ft. p.m. Equal Housing Oppor­ AVON wants individuals Cadiz Record classifieds! I building, blacktop parking tunity, handicapped acces­ medium size, 4-door. Char­ interested in earning $6— Call 522-6605. Couch, cream w/small rust 1989 S10, 70,000 m iles, 4.3 Yellow Nape Amazon, 1 lot, equipment & fixtures, sible. TDD Phone Number coal gray,extra nice. $4,500. $ 10 an hour. No door-to-door & blue flowers. $100 Good year, tame, good talker, $650 approximately 1-1/2 acre lot. 1-800-545-1833 Ext. 287. Call (502)886-9369. liter engine, towing pack­ sales. 1-800-643-7029. condition. 924-9951. age, 8 ft. bed with camper w/cage. Call 753-7370. High traffic area. Located 16. Services at the junction of High ways 1987 Grand AM $3,200.1968 top,excellent condition. $ FOR RENT- Retail or office 272 & 139. Price $69,900. EMPLOYMENT OPPOR­ Fireplace insert $250.; out­ 6,750. Call 924-1764. space downtown Cadiz. Very Volkswagon $1,000. 436- Call 522-3038. TUNITY. Body Shop Tech­ side TV antenna, $75.; John 5375. 10. Mobile Homes reasonable. Call The Olde ATTENTION: If you need nician wanted. Must have Deere leafcatcher, $25.522- 1990 Jeep Commanche pick­ Book Shoppe at 522-6484. to have something faxed or tools. Benefits available. If 8475. up v-6, 5 speed overdrive, For Sale: Wyatts Grocery, need to receive a fax we can 1988 Chevy Corsica LT, interestedcall, 365-5132 for power steering, A/C, AM/ 1993 14X70 Destiny 3 bed­ Roaring Springs, Kentucky help! Ju s t call TH E CADIZ 45.XXX miles, one owner, House for rent, 2 bedroom more information. FOR SALE-1977 Ford Pick­ FM/ tape. Sliding rear win­ room, 2 bath, shingle roof, includes lot, stock, and two RECORD for details. It’s new tires, loaded. Call 759- full basement, central heat, up, Shortwheel base, step- dow 58,000 miles bed liner. vinyl siding. A steal at 2-bedroom apartments. Call easy! 522-6605. 1525 after 5 p.m. in town. Phone 522-7622, side, 400 V-8, P.S., P.B. 522-7638. $16,500. Gateway Mobile 271-9726 or 271-2501. POSTAL JO B S $ 12.08/hr. to Homes. 527-1427. between 6pm and 8pm. needs work, $500. Also 1971 start, plus benefits. Postal Greenfield Construction, ■ 1989 Olds Cutlass Calais, Starcraft pop-up camper, FOR SALE 1992 HD 3500 House for sale: FHA Ap­ Two bedroom, central heat carriers, sorters, clerks, roofing, decks, porches, Quad 4, 5 speed, 50,000 sleeps 6, great for deer himt- Chevy truck, 6.5 turbo die­ Mark III 12X50, 2 bedroom proved. Call Lights Plumb­ and air, washer and dryer. maintenance. For applica­ remodeling and out build­ miles. 435-4154. ers, $900. Phone 388-5768. sel, loaded, 19,000 miles. with with central air, only ing for information. 522- $225 plus deposit. Available tion and exam information, ings, barn repair, vinyl sid­ Call 522-3299 or 522-6091 6,995. Gateway Mobile after 1st of November. 522- call 1-219-736-4715, ext. P- ing and trim. Free estimates. Homes. 527-1427. nights. 8191 or 522-8650. 3416. Sam to 8 pm, 7days. Call Glenn, 522-7974. Read The Classifieds- Stripping & Refinishing Buy One Piece or House Full O e r b y s CUSTOM KITCHEN CABINETS CUSTOM WOODWORKING All Types Of: 12'x20 Custom Woodworking Metal Carport $799°° & Includes Setting Up Kitchen & Bath Cabinets Kentucky Mobile Home Service •Drop by A see our showroom 409 SUNM*Y-MUtMY (M hinI Bormy Brt*) New House 1-1/2 acres near Canton Conduct Estate & Tag Sales 90 Kingdom Hall Rd. • Madisonville 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, vinyl siding. $59,500. Super Kenneth & Jean Croft (502) 821-9268 * 1-800-582-0137 Insulated. Twin Lakes Real Estates & Builders. Princeton, KY 4 2 4 4 5 502-753-0563. Phone (502) 365-9099 COLDWELL BANKER PROPERTY SHOWCASE POST FRAME BUILDINGS HOME IMPROVEMENTS affordably priced for your every need. 5 2 2 -7 6 3 6

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way 68 and plat of which is time prior to the expiration state, county, city or school erty in the same manner and C & B WindowTinting-Resi- LBL Taxidermy Archery, accrued interest in the term s and conditions of filed in the office of Trigg of sixty (60) days from the ad valorem taxes which may with the same effort as they dential/Commercia]. Re­ 2nd and Glendale. PSE & amount of $2,153.99, as of credit: Fifteen (15%) percent County CourfClerk in Plat date of sale by payment of be due and payable or as­ attached to the property duces heat/glare. Reduces X I bows, accessories. Qual­ August 31,1993, plus addi­ of the purchase price shall Cabinet A, Slide 103. This the balance of the purchase sessed against said property prior to the sale. Wilma L. fading of furnishings, cuts ity taxidermy at reasonable tional interest which ac­ be paid in cash on the day of conveyance is made subject at the time of sale, and shall King for WILLIAM D. ZE- cost of heat and air. 3M prices. Official Kentucky crued at the daily rate of sale, with the purchaser to price plus all interest ac­ be sold free and clear of any RILLO UNITED STATES Products, 5-year warranty. deer check station. 522- to the restrictions dated the $10.5800 from August 31, execute a bond with ap­ crued at the rate of 3.40 right or equity of redemp­ MARSHAL Western District (502)388-2274. 21st day of May, 1977, and 1993, until September 24, proved surety payable to the pereent per annum from tion. The rights of all parties ol'Kentucky 114 U.S. Court­ filed in same office in Misc. 1993 and interest thereaf­ United States Marshal for date of sale to the date of shall attach to the proceeds house Building Louisville, Book 7, page 398, and ter on said judgement at the the Western District of payment in full. The deed 17. M iscellaneous amended restrictions dated rate of 3.40 percent per will be delivered when the of the sale of the real prop- KY 40202. C A SE Y ’S PA IN TIN G Kentucky for the balance of July 27,1981, and recorded annum, until paid, includ­ sale has been con finned by SERVICE: Painting in and the purchase price, together in same office in Misc. Book ing a subsidy amount of the Court, the deedhashecn out. Paperhanging, woodfin­ with interest thereon at the ATTENTION: If you need 9, page 563. BEIN G the $16,415.00 from the sale of approved by the Court, and ishing, drywall repair, small rate of 3.40 percent per something faxed or need to same property conveyed to the property in the event the purchase price and any carpentry work. Expert annum, said bond being due receive a fax we can help! Linda S. Skinner, a single the property sells for more workmanship. 25. years andpayable in full, together accrued interest have been Ju st call THE CADIZ REC­ woman, by deed dated Sep­ than the above balance set experience. Reasonable with all accrued interest, ORD for details. It’s easy! tember 19,1985 fromWanda out herein, plus costs, dis­ rates. Every customer satis­ within sixty (60) days from 522-6605. J . Fuller (now Parrish) et bursements and expenses. fied. 388-2274. date of sale. The purchaser any and all liens, and en­ vir, which is recorded in TERM S OF SALE The real may prepay the bond at any cumbrances, except for any For Sale: Branch chipper/ Deed Book 128, page 524, estate will be sold to the For complete moving and leaf shredder w/ leaf vac Trigg County Court Clerk’s highest and best bidder at set-up of your mobile home. accessories used season Office. The above described the place and time above Kentucky Lake Call Heaton Mobile Home call. 522-0430. real estate is being sold to mentioned for cash, or upon | SOLD WATERFRONT BARGAIN! Movers. Days 365-6900, satisfy a judgement in the a credit of sixty (60) days $19,900 nights 365-9637. amount of $36,345.25 plus subject to the following 18. Livestock Near Paris Landing GLENN WEST-Roofing. 1.6 acres on beautifully wooded, Work guaranteed. Free esti­ ABSOLUTE LAKE FRONT AUCTION secluded cove. Low taxes, low FOR SALE— Purebred mates. Reasonable. Metal Saturday, November 13,10 a.m. Service 1st Realty crime, mild yr round climate! Roofs included. Call 269- Yorkshire and Hampshire Prestigious new lakefront devel­ Boars and Gilts. Also Duroc ON PREMISES 522-4699 9341. opment-perfect for vacation/re- Boars. Ready for service. tirement home. Exc financing. Guaranteed breeders. We BAILEY LAKE SHORE ESTATES )ect Must see, call now 800-858-1323 Handyman Home Services. deliver. Call FRANK IN Calloway County, Kentucky Woodland Acres. Painting, roofing, dry­ TURNER & SON. 785-4802 thebest". walling, major and minor or 785-4590. from Murray take Hwy 121 East to Mt. Carmel Baptist home repairs. Free esti­ Church, turn left on Kline Road, go 3 miles to Sulpher mates. Work guaranteed. WE CAN FINANCE Phone (502) 886-5871. For Sale: 2 registered Li­ Buffalo Rd., turn Right go 1 mile to Bailey Cemetery Road r Alcoholics Anonymous EVERYONE!! mousin Bulls. Phone 489- to Launch Ramp, follow auction arrows. • Just North of WE HAVE A LARGE 2272. Have Wallpaper? Will Paris Landing State Park - from Hwy 79 take Hwy 119 to meets every Tuesday night at 8 pm SELECTION OF USED CARS Hang! Ju st call Miranda Hwy 121.* * Just West of Land Between the Lakes — the at the Bank of Cadiz Community Room. | IN-STOCK FOR DELIVERY! Three 3-year old cows with Ricks for an in-home esti­ Greatest Hunting Area Available • Short Distance from This is an open meeting. Answer Yes To These Questions And mate today. 522-3744. calves. Reasonable. Call You Can Take Delivery Of A Vehicle Today! 924-9179. Paris, Tenn., and Ft. Campbell, Ky. (Clarksville, Tn.) Anyone having alcohol problems or knows someone that has alcohol LAKE BARKLEY CON­ 10 LOTS ABSOLUTELY SELLING TO HIGHEST & BEST TINUOUS GUTTERING. BIDDER REGARDLESS OF PRICE • UP TO 41 LOTS problems is encouraged to attend. 1. Do you hava a Ky. drivers license I y e s I NO I Aluminum or vinyl siding AVAILABLE including Lake Front Lots & Lake View Lots, & Social Security card? 1------1 1------1 2. Do you have proof of Ky. I y e s I I NO I and cornice. 34 Cunning­ All Lots are approved for Building 16 on beautiful Kentucky ham Avenue, Cadiz, KY. residence? Ex. phono, gas hill ------L ...... FR E E Wooden Pallets— Lake- Balance are High Lots with Beautiful Views *also 25 Several uses around the S. Do you bring homo $150 net per | y e s I I NO I ACRES Undeveloped Waterfront Property with great farm or good firewood. May week with pay stubs? ------pick up at Stone Plastics, development potential adjoining Bailey Lake Shore Es­ 4. Do you have or can you get auto |y e s j NO j The- Cadiz Record offers Industrial Park #1, Cadiz. tates. these professional services: ^ C L A R K ' S B. Do you live & work In Ky.? 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24. Notices NEED A LAND SUR­ VEYOR OR ENGINEER? Registered professional sur­ NOTICE OF UNITED < ? u r veyor, highway engineer, S T A T E S M A RSH A L’S lots, acreage, subdivisions, SALE- By virtue of Judge­ construction staking. For all ment and Order of Sale en­ your surveying needs con­ tered September 24, 1993, tact James T. Boren, 522- directed to me and issued 7955. from the Office of the Clerk oftheUnited States District Court for the Western Dis­ ROBERT VANDIVER SEP­ trict of Kentucky, at Padu­ TIC TANK CLEANING cah, in the action of United Thanksgiving Day is drawing near SERVICE. Prompt, efficient, States of America, Plaintiff, and reliable service. Rea­ V. Linda S. Skinner, Defen­ sonable rates. Call Collect. dant, Civil Action No. C93- and some aren't as fortunate as you Phone (502)886-4114. 0183-P(J), on November 30, 1993, at the hour of 11:00 or me or the people in this picture. Septic Cleaning Service. a.m., at the Trigg County Septic tanks, grease traps, Courthouse door, Cadiz, efficient, reliable, reason­ Kentucky, I will sell to the They don't have a big meal... able rates. No extra charge highest and best bidder the for Sundays and Holidays. followingreal estate: LotNo. HUBERT LONG, 140 23 of Valley View Acres, a or even a meal at all. Simpson, Hopkinsville, KY subdivision east of the City 885-8076 or 886-9960. of Cadiz, south ofU .S. High­ FIND A NEW: HANDYPERSON The Cadiz Record is now taking donations of food for a needy family in Trigg County. In exchange for six cans of food, you will receive a FREE classified ad of 20 words of less that will run for one week. Paper products, baby products and other items will be graciously accepted. Per­ ishables will also be taken only if PREWRAPPED and dated.

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