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Cadiz woman contestant on Wheel of Fortune C e r tifie d By Cindy Camper wheel. Only six of the 30 were was an experience. I got to show. "But once I got there, I cities team Cadiz Record Editor chosen for the show. shake hands with Pat Sajack, could ignore the audience. Patterson and the five others but we weren't allowed to talk The cameras weren't just Wheel of Fortune fans from had to pick three months of the to anyone on the show." right in your face, so you in C adiz Trigg County may see a year that they would be avail­ Patterson said that even don't think about them." familiar face if they watch the able to fly to California for the though the experience was Patterson said the stage F rid ay show Thursday. show's taping. "I got a call in fun, "the wheel wasn't good to where the show is taped "is Leslie Patterson of Cadiz April and we taped on Derby me. I had several thousand By Cindy Camper small. It seems bigger on TV, Cadiz Record Editor will be a contestant, from a Day." A month's worth of dollars accumulated, but then but it's only the size of a liv­ show taped May 4, battling the shows are taped in four days, lost a turn. The man next to ing room." big wheel as she tries to win Patterson revealed. me solved the puzzle." Patterson was one of the Cadiz will be hosting cash and prizes on America's "It was a lot of fun," she Patterson said working in luckier contestants waiting members of the Kentucky favorite game show. says of her TV experience. "I front of a live audience was for their turn at the wheel. "I Certified Cities evaluation team Friday beginning with Patterson tried out as a con­ Leslie Patterson had never flown before, so that the hardest part of being on the Please see WHEEL/A-14 testant back in October when Patterson was one of the 30 breakfast at 8 a.m. at the the show came to Lexington. that completed more than half Johnson Control's Hoover There were 150 would-be of the phrases in the allotted plant. contestants in Lexington time. Cadiz has earned the Certi­ trying to solve 15 word phrase She then competed in a fied Cities status for the past puzzles in five minutes. "mock round" without the big two years. The community will be evaluated on economic and tourism development, cham­ ber organization, community Jones, Hopkins win planning, utilities, downtown revitalization, and commu­ Trigg, Oaken third nity appearance. Sponsored by the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, the in Treasurers race Certified Cities Program rec­ ognizes Kentucky communi­ the Democratic Nomination ties that meet strict require­ Brereton Jones and Larry for State Treasurer. ments in community and Hopkins were the winners in Oaken Carried Trigg economic development. The Trigg County, and across the County by a margin of 787 award denotes that certified state, in the Primaiy Election votes over Drex Davis but cities are among the best place held May 28. The two candi­ neither could surpass Francis in Kentucky to live and do dates will face off in Novem­ Jones Mills for the victory. business. ber in what should shape up as Trigg Countian’s heavily According to Bob Elliston, one of the most exciting races favored Democrats as ex­ vice president of Economic in State Election history. pected although Trigg Court \ and Community Development Jones carried only two coun­ Clerk Wanda Thomas was with the Kentucky Chamber, ties in western Kentucky surprised at the percentage of I*f the Certified Cities Program Trigg and Calloway as Floyd voters turning out for the is a systematic method for Poore won the 1st Congres­ Primary featuring some cities to prepare for the chal­ sional District by a margin of heavily contested races." I lenges of the future and re­ 3,200 votes over Jones. * was expecting around 50% but D r e a m D a y main progressive. The total for Trigg County only 41% came out to vote, Face painting and clowns were just two of the fun-filled "The Certified Cities Pro­ Wds Jones 1,055, Poore 776, that's the smallest total in the gram united local leaders in •Baesler 488 and Galbreath 51. activities available Saturday as the Cadiz Dream Factory last three primaries." held their annual Dream Day fundraiser at the park. a common effort to achieve Larry Hopkins won over Thomas said. According to economic growth, civic im­ Larry Forgy in the GOP Visitors could put their friends (or enemies) in jail for just a Thomas 50% of registered 50 cent donation. The jail birds could post a 50 cent bond to provement, and a better qual­ ^Nomination for Governor in voters voted four years ago ity of life," said Bob Elliston Trigg County 78-37. free themselves. There was also an auction with items and eight years ago 55% donated from local businesses. in describing the program, Mary Ray Oaken of Trigg turned out. Thomas also re- Cadiz Record photos by Cindy Camper Please see CADIZ/A-14 ;County fell short in her bid for Please see RACE/A-3 Cadiz featured in Courier- School Board raises meal prices for 91-92 Journal special Monday By Shannon Knight night June 3 with the top item In other Board activity: the Staff Reporter of agenda being the boards Board approved issuance of The Trigg County School approval of raising school checks for the past two weeks; T h e Courier-Journal series of Our Towns March to welcome the Desert Storm troops Board held a meeting Monday breakfast and lunch prices for approved the submission of a continues Monday, June 10, with a profile of home was covered by CNN. And resident 1991-92 year. BG-1 form for carpeting the Cadiz. Peggy Say, sister of hostage Terry Anderson, Prices will increase 15 elementary lower level and In the profile, staff writer Mark Schaver regularly gets Cadiz mentioned on the Marijuana plants cents making breakfast K-12- the high school and middle finds that things are somewhat scaled-down national news. found on Trigg .75 cents, adult $ 1.00. Lunch school library; approved the in Cadiz. The hospital is smallish. There’s a Other than Say and the parade, the town's special deputy's prices; K-5 - .90 cents, 6-12 - policy regarding KAR 3:040- Piggly-Wiggly, but no other claim to notoriety is $1.00, Adults-$1.40. Caldwell farm Please see BOARD/A-14 Wal-Mart. For music, the the October Country Ham closest thing to the Grand Festival at which a By Cindy Camper 01' Opry is Jim Ricks' Cadiz Record Editor Caledonia fire department 500-pound country Music Shoppe where up to about „ , , . ham and biscuit is baked. That's just about The Kentucky State Police earns Class 9 ISO rating 50 amateurs and an occasional pro from all the excitement the town can take. Cadiz in conjunction with the Nashville jam every Saturday afternoon. Governor's Marijuana Task According to Fire Chief just isn't built for more. By Cindy Camper The downtown, though not big, boasts a 100 The Our Towns series is a "saga of heart, Force were issued a mari­ Cadiz Record Editor Donald Hargis, the Caledonia percent occupancy, thanks to four new hearth and histo » The fileg of juana eradication search Fire Department received antique malls among the storefronts. But communities across Kentucky are being warrant last Tuesday for the The county's smallest and word recently of its new rat­ ing. "We got a letter a couple while the amenities may be minimal, the cost produced by the Courier-Journal bureau and residence of George Kyle of youngest volunteer fire of living is low and adjacent Lake Barkley staff reporters, east Caldwell County. The department has achieved a of weeks ago, saying that ef­ attracts many retirees from nearby Fort -w- U.S. Treasury Department's Class 9 ISO rating, putting it fective June 1, we would have Campbell. -Liook for the Cadiz profile on the front of Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco on the same level as other lo­ a Class 9 rating," Hargis said. They make up a third of the town's 2,128 the Kentucky sections and don't miss any of arid Firearms was also in- cal departments. residents and their presence helps make the Our Towns series appearing every Please see PLANTS/A-13 Please see RATING/A-13 patriotism very fashionable. A rally in Monday.

INSIDE Odyssey of the Mind 10th in world INDEX The Kentucky Bicentennial O p in io n ...... ,.A-2 Coins are now on Trigg GED recipients honored A-13 F u nerals...... A-10 sale at the Bank Society...... A-6 of Cadiz. E ducation...... ,.A-8 See page A-14. Women's health seminar set A-14 Sports...*...... B-l

k 2 O p i i © Just The Other Day Remembering old friends along the way By Billy Rawls

The latest technology is I decided to do a 'thing' for Trained us to feel that way used ~ robotics from Sweden, the graduates of 1991. In 19391 Memories are something The values he taught us young dies from France, tools from switched the tassel of my those of us who have lived a Voice Still do proud today. Japan -- to make the 22,000 mortar board hat to whichever spell have a lot of. For me, r f seat frames the plant produces side indicated that I had, Memorial Day is remember­ Now that the library board each day and which may go to semi-successfully, finished ing all those men and women Venable has more money, I hope they auto assembly plants as far high school and was pre­ who have helped me along the see fit to pay the library staff away as Mexico or Canada. sumed to be ready for greater way. Most of my good fortune By Keith S.. adequately. At the open house, I was things. My thoughts were came because someone cared,, Venable I now regret that I tried to greeted by a number of running more in the vein of someone opened doors for m e.. save the public money at the friends, Phillip Ingram and "No more school. No more Justin Lynn wanted a pic-'t expense of some of the work­ Jesse Sumner and others. Our books. No more teacher’s ture of the flowers Ralph Cal­ dedicated. ers I supervised. I don’t be­ tour guide, Deon Fox, almost dirty looks." But I soon found houn had placed for her on the Memories are about all I lost his voice talking above out that the learning was un- grave of her sister, Mabel have left of my childhood in lieve the public ever appreci­ the din of the hugh presses and ending. W Sexton, and husband, Jim, in the Stella community of Cal­ ated it. the crackle of the welders as My education began on the day that: Dr. Lacy Hopson, Sr, East End Cemetery. loway County. Our humble they shaped raw metal into cut the cord that tied me to my mother; spanked my rear; and Though it was Memorial homes have almost all crum­ Quality is paying off for seat frames. I uttered my first verbal communique, 'WAAAAH!' I soon Day and he had a house full of bled and been replaced. Re­ Johnson Controls. Whereas learned that my one word language called the attention of company, Kidell Bridges took cently, I saw that one of the many auto plants are closing, "I had to slap him three others to my needs, and that there was no telling what.yafir ; time to find the grave for me. last landmarks of my child­ the Cadiz plant on U.S. 68 East times," said the 85-year-old ety of responses it would suggest. Although I reveled ip the On the way, we passed the hood, the tumbled down is expanding. after a date with a 90-year- luxury of unexpected attention, the system of human ways of graves of a host of my friends. Stonewall Kemp house, had You don’t have to go to Japan old. solving problems began to take shape. Kidell knows where every been removed. to find quality. You can find "Why grandmother! Did he About eighteen years later, I stood, undaunted, uporv the grave is and each gets his love it right here in Trigg County. threshold of a new beginning with confidence that Khad ®- and care. We are blessed to Bonnie McConnell’s tribute You can see it at the plant. You get fresh with you?" "No, I just thought he was mastered the systems of life through trial and error and the have our friends and loved to her dad: can feel it when you talk to monotony of formal education. How wrong I was! ones under the care of one so He’d not owe debt to any one workers. dead." My first memory of trial and error occurred when my mother baked a batch of oatmeal and raisin cookies that she Jones and Hopkins race will be one of Kentucky's best ever placed out of my reach for future use. 'Me'an' Charlie Hooks waited until the coast was clear for us to snitch a few. I Primary possibly could be the candidates, simply just Baesler and Poore. Lexington Climbed the rungs of the kitchen stool and stood on .the By Shannon Knight contributed to voters being pulled the lever of any of the will be the tell-tale sign in the enamel board of the cabinet where Mama rolled out biscuit Cadiz Record Staff Reporter turned off by negative adver­ election. Lexington is Hop­ dough. The cookies were still above my head on the tall cab-® The Primary Elections are tising. Jones should be favored to kins' home turf , but in actu­ inet. As I waved my hand in the vicinity, I knocked over a over now some of us are happy Kentucky voters also were win over Hopkins because ality Jones received 400 more huge can of ground cayenne red pepper and showered its! some dis-appointed our can­ overwhelmed with a record Democrats outnumber Repub­ votes than Hopkins did in the contents into my eyes, nose, and mouth. didate won or loss. Trigg number of candidates. This licans 2.27 to 1. Hopkins lost Primary. Which candidate My Original one word vocabulary came back in a hurry. Countian's as always played single factor alone hurt the five of seven Congressional will get the 25,000 votes WAAAH! Mama: came on the run; cured the burning feel­ an important role in the elec­ Oaken for Treasurer cam­ districts to Larry Forgy in the Baesler and Forgy received ing; and asked "Why didn't you ask me for a cookie?" . tion as Floyd Poore and Br- paign. Oaken was placed in Primary, yet still got the in Fayette County will tell the Then there was the multiplication table that was a system­ ereton Jones both made im­ the second row among six nomination. outcome. atic way of counting in a hurry. I went through the drills of pressive showings in our people running for that office. Jones on the other hand Jones will probably win , but reciting them at my mother's knee while my thoughts- were county. I’m sure a lot of voters , who must work hard in central this election will go down to elsewhere. Then Mama would ask (out of a clear blue .sky) ® The lack of turnout in the were unfamiliar with any of Kentucky were he lost to the wire as one of the best "What is so-and-so times so-and-so?" I don't think I ever elections ever in Kentucky. memorized the cotton picking thing, but I eventually learned the system.

Just the other day, a talk show host queried if anyone ever L e t t e r s uses algebra anymore. An algebra teacher replied that he did not even use it I contest that answer on the grounds that we use equations every day to find the answers to our un­ Poore thanks supporters across Commonwealth knowns by comparing them to the knowns. Professor A. L. Townsend impressed Me’an Charlie!by ^ To the Editor: showing how to solve for "X" (the height of a flag pol§);by As I am reflecting on the Kentucky and worked long who opened their hearts to would be treated if they came measuring its shadow and comparing it to the shadow; erf a past 17 months of my life, I see and hard to make it a reality. myself, my wife, Margie, and to northern Kentucky. short post that could be easily measured. Me’an Charlie tried the faces of the Kentuckians I I have never worked in a All I ask now is that we stay it out. It works. X- had the pleasure to meet and campaign with finer people. my family. together and keep our hope. We solve problems endlessly and in all fields of life by'the work with during my All I can say now is thank I know that I could travel to means of comparing what we know to the numerous knotyn campaign for governor. you. As inadequate as that any corner of the state and be factors on the other side of the equation that is occupied-tvjth We all became a family, sounds, I am truly and eter­ treated with kindness — just With sincere thanks, an "X." *' shared a dream for a better nally grateful to the people as any of the "Poore family" Dr. Floyd G. Poore Education is as deep as we care to make it. We can memo­ rize items until we are blue in the face (this can make effi­ ciency), but it will not make you understand the system. ;Y;ou Bowen thanks all who helped Odyssey of the Mind can become lost in facts and figures. One of the regrets of my life is the missed opportunities to build a solid foundation for knowledge as I went afong. To the Editor: at UT. Every one oi the 45 stu­ administration who support Trigg Countians, I appreci­ Sometimes I gave an 'Uh Huh’ when I should have asjied dents on the OM team this us financially and with ar­ ate all you do for our kids, and 'Why?' Sometimes my wnys got no answers, because tlje^in- I wish to take this means to year is a winner. ranging facilities and especially for your support of formant did not know or was too smart to bother with an un ­ express to the community my I well realize this would not equipment; to the business our OM kids. derstandable answer. deep appreciating for the be possible without the community who has helped support given my Odyssey of tremendous support, this send so many kids to World Sincerely, There is a way to fill in the blank spaces that the mind jias the Mind students. community gives this pro­ through the years; to the people Martha Bowen missed. Go look it up among the unfathomable records of The Odyssey of the Mind gram. "Thank you" to: The who have came to the school G/T teacher time, and use an equation if necessary. Our system of Edu­ team this year consisted fo 45 coaches who gave so much of and told us about Pompeii, or Trigg County Schools cation depends upon what has been learned by others, and-the members. They represented their time and energy; to the how to build bridges; to the future depends upon us doing unto others as we would _Mve our school system and our families of the coaches and people on the street or in the them do unto us. community in a very fine student who make many sac­ post office or in the grocery Babbage We are not alone, even if we have a diploma. >! manner at every level of rifices; to the teachers who store who have inquired about competition — regional at juggle schedules and send us how OM was going...thank thanks Do you remember: Georgia Grigsby; Ben Gray; Emma ^ WKU, state at KSU, and world off with good wishes; to the you all! supporters Hooks; Mary Lou Boyd; and/or "Because I said so. That's w why."

To the Editor:

My thanks to the people of Guidelines stated for Dream Factory Trigg County for their strong Voice Your Opinion support in the election. Write to: Editor, To the Editor: The ages set forth in our lines will have their dreams It is an honor to be the The Cadiz Record, charter allows us to grant the granted. I pray for the contin­ Democratic nominee for Box 311, Cadiz, KY 42211 As president of our local dreams of critically or ued support of our community chapter of the Dream Factory, secretary of state, just as it has chronically ill children from and understanding in times I am very proud of the been a privilege to serve as ages 3 to 13. when our hands are tied. progress we have made since state auditor. While we as a chapter do The low turnout confirms December 1989, as well as the have some flexibility, mission we are dedicated to depending on the circum­ Sincerely, perform. David Francis the need for new ideas to get (Rfc (Eafrtz 3Rccorh stances in the upper age voter registered and partici­ It has been brought to my bracket, the steadfast bottom President Jan Cave....General Manager/Advertising Director attention that some confusion Cadiz Dream Factory pating. Motor voter would al­ age is 3. low citizens to register to vote Cindy Camper...... E d ito r ^ may be present throughout our Because our mission is to when they get their driver's C ynthia A llen...... Circulation Manager^ community as to our guide­ give these children what they lines and goals. With this in licenses. want, not what they need, it is Legislative Directory I will work to form a non­ Published each Wednesday by Waterland Press ;.;. mind, I would like to publicly Ine. Second class postage paid in Cadiz, Trigg County, Ky. * ; necessary they be old enough Dist. 1 - Sen. Greg Higdon, state our cause. profit, nonpartisan founda­ USPS-082-520. Single copy: 50 cents. Subscription Rates: in ; - to make a decision on their Fancy Farm 502-623-6616 tion to fund voter education county, $14.31; out of county Post Office, $15.38; but of.;,; As any other non-profit or­ dream. ganization, we have certain increase voter turnout state, $18.00; subscriptions sold only by year. Address all ’.*. We are authorized, by statewide. Ideas from con­ mail to P.O. Box 311, Cadiz, Kentucky 42211. Phone (502) ■' guidelines we must follow Dist. 5 - Rep. Freed Curd, 5 2 2 -6 6 0 5 . charter, to spend as much as cerned citizens are needed. that are established by a na­ $5,000 per dream if necessary Murray 502-753-5841 Deadlines are as follows: Sports and Agriculture tional board of directors. articles Thursday at 2:00 p.m. News and Society articles ;• or until our funds are gone. Monday at Noon. Classified advertising Fridays at Noon. X These guidelines apply not D ist. 8 - Sincerely, It is our goal to see that every Rep. Ramsey Morris, Jr. Regular Display advertising Monday at 4:00 p.m. Advertising only to the Cadiz chapter, but Bob Babbage rates available upon request. child in Trigg and Caldwell Hopkinsville- 502-886-3718 State Auditor each chapter across the coun­ County who meet these guide­ Located on Nunn Blvd. Office open daily 8:00 a.m. try. to 4:30 p.m.; closed Saturday, Sunday and holidays. k i i The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, June 5, 1991, A-3 Totals for Trigg County Primary Election May 28,1991 •RACE Primary Election 1st Congressional District (1st Page) RECAPITULATION SHEET D ...... Begins on front page ported that Larry Forgy has asked for a state re-canvas of all precincts. Trigg County will re-canvas at 8 a.m. Thursday morning. I- Across the state Jones re- ceived 183,746 votes. Jones M margin of victory was 34,000 In.I a X vdtes over Lexington Mayor Scotty Baesler. /Vv'^~ ' ; in other races taking place :z £ this November: Paul Pat- u c TL. * ton(D) and Eugene Goss(R) t v -.,;,. for Lieutenant Governor; A-B. "Ben" Chandler(D) and Betty Holmes (R) for Auditor; I ;Rob Babbage (D) and Dexter - Wright (R) for Secretary of fc rr^K. r \ a State ; Ed Logsdon(D) and ^ Leonard Beasley (R) for Commissioner of Agricul- ‘ ture; Frances Jones Mills (D) and Don Bell (R) for Trea- ‘ surer; John Stephenson (D) ‘ and Donna Shedd (R) for Su- ; perintendent of Public In- ' struction. • D o-w op s e t fo r S atu rd ay An evening of 50s music is ' 'planned for Friday, June 7 in _ * the Big Tent in downtown W Aurora, beginning at 7 p.m. ' The dancing and do-wop- ' ‘ pin’ is sponsored by the local __ : T7 merchants and the Jonathan : Creek-Aurora Action Com- ....ChLAo, 'mittee. Concession will be ~J) I j,,, available and the dancing fee X i c J is only $1 per couple to be eli­ £ -A, gible for prizes. n... o. -.. ; The event will be held near H. 6*..t • D the Catholic church on the north side of U.S. 68-80. Prizes will be donated by local business for twisting, jitterbugging and the best 50s outfits. TOTAL

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4 t The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, June 5,1991, A-5 Homemakers break for summer

By Gay Ledford lives healthier. For the second tinuing and members are be­ Bicentennial Quilt Homemaker's Highlights year in a row, Trigg County ing encouraged to introduce has given 100 percent from non-members to the screen­ The Trigg County Home­ Trigg County Homemakers club membership to Ovarian ing if they are 50 years or makers are in the construc­ will pause after their club Cancer Research Fund. They, older, or if they have a family tion stage of a Bicentennial meetings in June for a along with 76 other Kentucky history of ovarian, breast or quilt under the direction of summer break. Everyone de­ counties, were recognized at colon cancer. Gloria Davis, chairman of the serves a break now and then the State Homemakers Meet­ Dr. Van Nagell says that, committee. and all of Trigg County's ing for their donations.' "It looks like we are moving This quilt will depict Homemakers have earned The overall state project for in the right direction." historical events and scenes theirs. All have had a busy Ovarian Cancer Research Kentucky Extension of Trigg County. The quilt is year and have accomplished participation is going well. Homemakers reported that to be completed by Jan. 15,1992 many special tasks. Homemakers have donated 7,702 have yearly checkups, and will be on public display. Each one of you rest while more than $32,000 for research 5,258 practice self-breast ex­ Other committee members you can in between canning, in 1990-91. ams regularly, 6,440 have who have worked out details of freezing, quilting, sewing, One of the research doctors yearly PAP exams and 3,580 the quilt are Charlotte Wil­ gardening, farming, and at the Ovarian Research had a mammogram last year. son, Cora Redd, and Lillie Thomas. volunteering, besides your Center at the University of Many examinations are not regular schedule of working, Kentucky, Dr. Van Nagell Artists who volunteered to reported, but these numbers draw scenes for quilt blocks cooking, cleaning, launder­ reports that close to 3,000 indicate that Homemakers ing, ironing and shuttle ser­ Homemakers have had the were: Billie Ebert, June are aware of the need to ac­ Traver, Ernestine Burton, vices you provide for family ovarian screening. tively participate in making and others. Those screenings are con­ their lives healthier. Please see BREAK/A-9 I'm tired already! But, I know each of you will be ready for a new and exciting year in Homemakers in September. I wish for all of Registering of names on securities you a very enjoyable summer and hope that each of you will may cause confusion for some return in September with someone new to add to our or­ When registering securi­ ganization. ties with multiple owners, two FOLK FESTIVAL -- The annual Four Rivers Folk Festival words that invariably cause Financial Focus will be held June 8-9 at LBL's Homeplace-1850. The festival Ovarian Cancer Research confusion are "and" and By Gary R. Harris is geared to authentic folk and hluegrass music, storytelling, Kentucky Extension To begin with, registration and genuine 19th century trade item s and foods. Pictured Homemakers are actively above is a clogging demonstration from last year's event. participating in making their of the owner’s name is al­ your state, a joint account can to the remaining account ways required on securities. be maintained by two or more holders. Although these; assets That name is recorded on the people. It is normally agreed escape probate, estate taxes books of the issuer or the is­ that upon the death of one of the may be due. suer's agent (registrar). registered owners, ownership • Tenancy in common. • Boating safety week Transfer of the security, once of the account's assets Please see NAMES/A-9 is sla te d registered, can be done only I -.The U.S. Army Corps of deaths involve alcohol. . •Limit the number of pas­ the endorsement of the regis­ | pjtgineers and the National Just think of how many sengers to the manufacturer's tered owner. ; Safe Boating Council urges lives could be saved if boaters recommended capacity. That's simple enough when Area boaters must wear life jackets ; all boaters to observe safe would wear their Personal • Carry visual distress de­ there is only one owner. But • boating practices during Na- Flotation Devices (PFDs), vices that are approved by the what if there's more than one The U.S. Army Corps of worn at all times while in this I tional Safe Boating Week and not consume alcohol Coast Guard. owner? The names of all Engineers remind all boaters area. I June 2-8, as well as throughout while on the water. • Use the "one-third rule" of owners are then registered, that the area from Barkley This regulation was I the boating season. If boaters followed these fuel management: one-third followed by a legal descrip­ Dam to the Right Bank enacted last year at all,U.S. : National Safe Boating safety rules, the fatality rates of fuel to go, one-third to get tion of the type of ownership: Launching Ram is a Life Army Corps of Engineers \ Week has been set aside each on our lakes and waterways back, and one-third for re­ joint tenants with rights of Jacket Required Area. lakes in the Nashville Dis­ J year to increase boating could be reduced by at least 75 serve. survivorship or tenancy in This means that not only trict. It's purpose is to protect ; safety in order to make our percent each year. • Tell someone where you common. are life jackets required to be boaters from the possibility of J lakes and waterways a safer The National Safety Coun­ are going, and when you will • Joint tenants with rights present for each person in a drowning in the turbulent j place to enjoy. cil recommends the following be back, of survivorship. If this type of boat, but the life jacket must be waters. Remember, you're • Most boating aeeidents and safety rules for recreation ownership is acceptable in safety is our concern. > fatalities occur when boaters boaters: • arfe careless and do not use • Don't drink and boat. '-good judgement. The sad fact • Wear a U.S. Coast Guard- ,* is-that nine out of 10 people approved personal flotation ! whb die each year in boating device. \ accidents are drowning vic- • Check the weather forecast ! tims and about half of those before venturing out. American Heart Association

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Margaret Christine Hillyard Wade - Noel is bride of Gregory Haslett Mr. and Mrs. James Randall Wade of Cadiz an­ Margaret Christine Hillyard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. nounce the engagement of Victor Hillyard, Jr., of Princeton and Mr. and Mrs. Donald their daughter, Michelle Tomes of Cadiz, became the bridge of Gregory Blane Haslett, Dawn, to Jeff Morgan Noel, on Saturday, March 30 at Hillcrest Baptist Church in son of Linda Bullocks of Hopkinsville. Cadiz and Junior Noel of The Rev. Keith Stillwell officiated at the double-ring cere­ 1 Hopkinsville. mony. Nuptial music was provided by pianists John The bride-elect is the Linebarger of Hopkinssville and Sharon Haslett, vocalist, of granddaughter of Mr. and Drakesboro. Selections included "The Wedding Song," Shu- Mrs. Robert Wade and the bert's "Ave Maria," "Wind Beneath My Wings," "Just You late Mr. and Mrs. Edgar An­ I," and "Till." derson of Cadiz. She is a 1991 The bridegroom is the son of William and Mona Haslett of graduate of Trigg County Greenville. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Roberts High School and is employed of Hopkinsville. Her grandmother is Katie Petty of Princeton. at the Rainbow Restaurant. Miss Emily Walker, cousin of the bride from Cadiz, kept the Her fiance is the grandson guest register. of Tommy Thomas and Nora The bride, escorted by her father, Vic Hillyard, wore a for­ Mae Thomas and the late Mr. mal gown of white satin featuring a sweetheart neckline with and Mrs. Richard C. Noel. A-line waist and pearl button back accented with Alencon He is a 1989 graduate of Trigg lace. The fitted princess bodice was covered with tiny seed County High School and is p.m. June 14 at Caldwell pearls and iridescent sequins. The leg-of-mutton sleeves employed by Kentucky Ma­ Blue Spring Baptist Church. which extended to delicate points over the hands, buttoned with chine. All friends and relatives are tiny pearls. The lightly gathered satin skirt extended to a The wedding is scheduled invited. chapel-length train with the hem accented with Alencon lace. The groom chose Larry Cavanah of Hopkinsville, as best- • She wore a satin hairpiece with white rose buds, sequins, man. Groomsmen were David Redman of St. Louis, Mo. and • pearls and baby's breath. Shane Haslett of Greenville, brother of the groom. Ushers were Cundiff She carried a colonial bouquet of white and mauve silk open Scott Southwood of Cadiz, cousin of the bride and Dana Haslett • * - Lemond roses, navy gypsophlia, tiny mauve silk buds, sprays of of Drakesboro, brother of the groom. Kentucky Wesleyan College pearls, white picot accented with mauve and white long satin The reception was hosted by the bride's parents at the church.'- '• where she received a bachelor and lace streamers tied with love knots. Assisting at the reception were Margarette Nebbia of NeW* • of science degree in computer The bride chose her sister, Vickie Dietderich of Hop­ burgh, Ind., Doris Hunt of Evansville, Ind., the bride's auntfe*: ' science. She is a computer kinsville, to be her matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Laura Sharene Hunt of Evansville, the bride's cousin and Rit'a'1: systems specialist with Hu­ Southwood, cousin of the bride, of Cadiz, and Garnetta Acree of Roberts of Hopkinsville, the groom’s aunt. mana, Inc. in Louisville. Atlanta, Ga. The bride's table was centered with a three-tier wedding •' Mr. Lemond is a 1985 grad­ Flowergirl was Ashley Dietderich, niece of the bride, cake, decorated with mauve, white and pink roses, tiny wed- ‘ uate of Pike Central High daughter of James and Vickie Dietderich of Hopkinsville. She ding bells and a bride and groom on top. Silver candelabra School in Petersburg, Ind. carried a white heart-shaped basket entwined with white rib­ and silver compliments completed the table setting. 1 and a 1989 graduate of Ken­ bons and bows of mauve and navy with mauve, white and Following a trip to Nashville, Tenn., the couple will reside-'■* tucky Wesleyan College navy petals. in Hopkinsville. T-'v where he received a bachelor The matron of honor, bridesmaids, and the flowergirl all The bride is a 1982 graduate of Hopkinsville High School? of arts degree in mass com­ wore tea-length dresses of navy blue chintz with pink and She is employed by Jennie Stuart Medical Center and attends-1' munications. He is a week­ mauve cabbage roses, featuring an A-line wa,ist and fitted Hopkinsville Community College. end sports anchor with bodice with sweetheart neckline and puffed sleeves. 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Northwest Baptist Church in Hopkinsville was the site of a double wedding on May 18 uniting Georgia Ann Allen and 0 Robert "Rob" Earl McIntosh, both of Cadiz and Joetta "Joy" Estelle Allen of Cadiz and Kenneth Daryl Stallons of Louisville. The Rev. Randolph Allen of Murray, grandfather of the brides, officiated the double-ring ceremonies. Parents of the couples are Dr. and Mrs. E.R. Allen of Cadiz and The Rev. and Mrs. Robert McIntosh of Cadiz and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stallons of Cadiz. Grandparents of the bride's are the Rev. Randolph Allen and Mrs. Etta Elliott and the late Joel Elliott. Mr. Stallon's % grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dunn and Mrs. Dell Stallons Birdsong and the late Carl Stallons. Music was provided by Brenda Branch of Hopkinsville, pianist, and Jan Cobb of Ft. Campbell, organist. Hugh Dunn and. Suzanne Henry performed "Only My Love," the Rev. Michael Branch performed "Wind Beneath My Wings." Spe­ cial; music for Georgia and Rob was the "Wedding Song.” Special music for Joy and Ken was "To Me." The church was decorated with two-way arches, five 15- branch candelabra, four spiral candelabra, two-seven branch w candelabra, eight hurricane lamps and two unity candelabra. A}1 had greenery and two white ribbons intertwined on either side. There were live flower arrangements consisting of spi­ der mums, gladiolus, purple stattus, and alsteroemeria. The brides were given in marriage by their father, Dr. E.R. Allen. Georgia's gown was an all-lace gown featuring a sweet­ heart neckline, beaded long torso and short, puffed sleeves. The full gathered skirt and semi-cathedral train was ac­ cented with sequins and pearls. 40 Joy wore a satin gown featuring a sweetheart neckline with an elaborately beaded Basque bodice and short puffed sleeves. The gown’s V-back was accented with a bustle bow at the waist. The full gathered skirt and cathedral train was deco­ rated with delicate lace motifs, accented with sequins and pearls. Georgia chose Gena Allen of Cadiz, sister-in-law, as ma­ After a wedding trip to Gatlinburg, Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. tron of honor. Casaundra Newsom, of Farmington was maid Lance Boucher, both of Cadiz. Ringbearer was Joshua Freder­ Stallons will reside in Louisville. of honor for Joy. ick of Cadiz, nephew of Rob. Bible bearers were Wesley New­ After a wedding trip of visiting family members, Mr. and P^idesmaids were Teresa Russell of Cadiz, Connie Van som of Farmington and Jordan McNichols of Cadiz. Mrs. McIntosh will return to Fort Bragg, N.C. They will re­ £ Bibber of Hopkinsville, Margaret Allen, sister of the brides, The grooms wore black tail tuxedoes with white cummer­ side in Fayetteville, N.C. Jamie Towler of Cadiz, Virginia Allen, sister of the brides, bunds. Groomsmen, ushers and ringbearers and the father of Georgia’s prenuptial events included a gift reception hosted and Ashley Jackson of Normal, 111, cousin of the brides. the bride wore black tuxes with pink cummerbunds. by Joy Stallons, Margaret Allen, Teresa Russell, Claudia AH attendants wore tea-length floral print gowns with pastel Assisting at the guest register was Amy McNichols of Cadiz. Bouneher, all of Cadiz, Sandy Toews, Marguette Jeffcoat, colors on a black background. They carried brandy sniffers A reception was held in the fellowship hall at the church, Beverly Hammons, and Northwest Baptist Church. with a single lit candle and black and pink streamers. catered by Suzanne Henry, Vonnie Thomas and Dorothy Joy's prenuptial events included a gift reception hosted by Flower girls were Jennifer Frederick of Cadiz, Shannan Jef- Allen. Serving were Crystal Skinner, Angie Hargrove, Pam Connie Van Bibbler, Gena Allen, Georgia McIntosh at the fcoat of Hopkinsville, Susan Toews of Hopkinsville and Freeman, Edye Fourshee, Carmen Stallons and Vonnie Bank of Cadiz; a gift tea reception hosted by Margaret Sum­ Maicha Hammons of Hopkinsville. They wore dresses iden­ Thomas, all of Cadiz. ner, Pam Freeman, Diantha Stallons, Gayla Starbird and tical to the bridesmaids except with off-white backgrounds. The wedding cakes were a three-tier cake with double satel­ Alice Guess at Cadiz Restaurant; a gift reception by Sandy 0 Rob choose Mark Thomas of Cadiz as best man. Andy Allen lites decorated with a fountain and live flowers. Rob's groom Towes, Marquette Jeffcoat, Beverly Hammons at Northwest of Cadiz, brother of the brides, was best man for Ken. cake was a chocolate cake decorated with musical notes; Baptist Church; and a bridal luncheon hosted by Janet Towler Groomsmen were Daren Grant of Cadiz, Jason Barnes of Ken's had a golf scene. and Teresa Russell at the Bank of Cadiz. Cadiz, Jonathon Allen, brother of the brides, Joshua Allen, Wedding coordinators were Janet Towler of Cadiz, Alice A rehearsal dinner was held at the Cadiz Restaurant hosted brother of the brides, David Henry of Cadiz, and Terry Amis Guess of Paducah and Sheila Husley of Madisonville, aunts of by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stallons and the Rev. and Mrs. Robert of Cadiz. the grooms. McIntosh. Ushers were Brian Jackson and Nathan Jackson, both of Norinal, 111., cousins of the brides, Chris Weatherspoon and

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poetry doesn't have to rhyme Be all you can be is a joint how we feel and what we do. educational program between 2) Strengthening Self-Con- W Administrative Office of the Tips fidence: learn ways to develop The Poet's Comer - Courts of Kentucky, Court confidence in ourselves and Designated Worker Program By Elaine Clift others. I received a special letter Homer Parrent, Jr. and Extension 4-h Programs. UK College of 3) Harnessing the power of from Ms. Janice Boyd, Coor­ Cadiz, KY The initial series of lessons eC o. Thought: learn the tremen­ dinator, of the Trigg Co. Adult for teenagers who were on di­ | Extension Agent dous power of thought and Education Classes. She en­ version with the Court Desig­ practice techniques for chan­ closed a copy of an article that nated Worker in Trigg neling our thoughts> was written by one of the stu­ offenders can have the offense 4) Staying Centered: learn _ rainbow colors, and the bright Rain, Rain County has been completed. dismissed in exchange for dents, Ms. Judy Whitehead. It shining light of hope and new This program was written how to deal with physical, ™ heavenly bodies in the universe attending, participating and emotional, mental and spiri­ is not exactly a poem, but as Downpour of Aquarius, by Karen Hicks, State 4-H with many roads to be explored. completing these classes. Both tual disharmony through MS. Boyd put it, is certainly From the clouds in the sky. Specialist, Research & Edu­ poetic. : I appreciate Ms. Boyd The words of a summer poem the youngster and parents centering and stress man­ Raindrops are splashing, cation Center, Princeton and must agree to this require­ for taking time to send in the can fill your soul with enough fire To the earth that is diy. Family Life Specialists at the agement skills. article and I especially thank to lighten up even the darkest of ment. Classes are held at 5) Avoiding Health Pitfalls: souls, and that is what the beauty University of Kentucky. times other than during Ms. Whitehead for the fan­ Sodden but refreshing, increase awareness and of poetry does for me. So learn to Through funding from the tastic job she did. Seeing the Whether a drizzle or a storm, school hours. avoidance of self-defeating read and come alive with me. Kellog Foundation, lessons "Be All You Can Be" con­ difference Adult Education Nourishing dear Gaia, and video were prepared, traps of substance abuse, poor makes for so many people is For emerald turf to be bom. sists of a series of 10 lesson. A nutrition and lack of proper Judy Whitehead training sessions held for brief summary of the lessons: truly inspiring. persons conducting the series exercise. Cadiz, KY Fields drenched - almost swampy, 1) Growing in Self-Respon­ 6) Increasing Vitality:, dis­ Will nurture farmers crops. of classes Which are included sibility: each of us is directly in 4-H Health Projects. cover the nature of vitality My Impressions If raindrops keep falling, responsible for who we are, Please see K3DS/A-9 Of Poetry Strawberry Time The Earth-mother will pop. Juveniles who are first time

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F u n e r a l s Kenneth Ray Sumner Herman Taft Turner Thomas Garland Dixon Survivors include his wife, daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Funeral services for He was also a member of the Funeral services for Funeral services for the Cadiz Chapter of the AARP. Cindy Ann Steele Sumner of "Ann" Rutherford of Ashland Thomas "Tom" Garland Kenneth Ray Sumner, 37, of Rev. Herman Taft Turner, Survivors include his wife1,' Hopkinsville, who died at Hopkinsville; a daughter 83, of Route 4, Princeton, who City, Tenn.; a brother, Terry Dixon, 81, of Cadiz, who died Amanda Ann Sumner at at 10:25 a.m. Thursday, May Ophelia Birdsong White! 11:02 p.m. Thursday, May 30 died at 9:40 a.m. Tuesday, Turner of Trigg County; two Dixon of Cadiz; a son, Paul’ at Regional Medical Center home; and two brothers, Allen May 28 at Jennie Stuart grandchildren, Susan 30 at Jennie Stuart Medical L. Sumner of Trigg County Center in Hopkinsville, were Thomas Dixon of Cadiz; a in Madisonville, were con­ Medical Center, were con­ Turner Mull of Franklin, daughter, Frances Adene ducted at 2 p.m. Sunday, June and Gerald L. Sumner of ducted at 2 p.m. Thursday, Tenn. and Michael Ruther­ conducted at 2 p.m. Saturday, Vacherie, La. June 1, at Goodwin Funeral Johnson of Lawrenceville, 2 at Goodwin Funeral Home. May 30 at Goodwin Funeral ford of Pleasant View, Tenn.; Ga.; a step-son Don White of The Rev. Wade Kennedy Pallbearers were Darrell Home. three great-grandchildren, Home. Sumner, Carl Ray Sumner, The Rev. Marshall Fortner Hammond, Ind.; a step-’ officiated with burial in The Rev. Jerry Turner Turner Mull, Chad and An­ daughter, Janice Kay White; Bristo Lancaster Cemetery in Michael Pool, Mark Pool, officiated with burial in drew Rutherford. officiated with burial in Vern Richie, and Bobby Cumberland Cemetery. King of Kankee, 111.; -a; Trigg County. Lawrence Cemetery. He was preceded in death by brother, Lindsay Dixon of; A native of Akron, Ohio, he Skinner. An ordained Baptist min­ his first wife, Myrtie Rhea Bom June 25, 1909 in Trigg Honorary pallbearerB were County, he was the son of the Cadiz; five grandchildren, : was born June 3, 1953. His ister in 1951, his last church Turner and one grandson, Kimberly Johnson and Tim­ parents were the late Lacey Ricks Skinner, Jr., J.L. he pastored was Fairview Gerald Dan Turner, Jr. late Thomas Ira and Mary Sumner, Jr., David Pool, Pallbearers were Michael Calhoun Dixon. othy Johnson, both of\ Davenport and Marceline Missionary Baptist church in Lawrenceville, Ga.. James'; Dennis Thomas and Bucky Caldwell County. He retired Rutherford, Blake Mull, Dor­ He was a member of the Moore Sumner. Thomas Dixon, Winston’ A member of the Baptist Oliver. in 1988 though his church ris Turner, Ricky Turner, Calvary Baptist Church in Music was provided by membership remained at Frank Kyle and George W. Trigg County. Mr. Dixon was Matthew Dixon and Jessica faith, he was an employee of Nicole Dixon, all of Cadiz; Cadiz Drywall Contractors, Delmont Baptist Church choir Fairview. Kyle. a retired carpenter and mem­ Inc. as a drywall hanger. and Teresa Birdsong, pi­ Survivors include his wife, Organ music was provided ber of the Carpenters Union five step-grandchildren; anist. Jessie Lee Menser Turner of by Mae Purdue, organist. No. 272 in Chicago Heights, Mark White of Joliet, 111,, Princeton; a son Gerald Dan 111. Craig White of Hammond; Turner of Hopkinsville; a A member of the Canton Ind., Jeffrey White of U.S'.; Masonic Lodge No. 242, he Air Force, Panama, Deana Joe Edward Heard was serving as president at King Howard of St. Louis'- the time of his death. Mo., and John King oF Edward Boyd Chicago, 111.; two great­ and his step-father, Benny G. In 1987, he received the ap­ Funeral services for Joe E. Cadiz; a son, Edward Her­ pointment to serve as District grandchildren and three Heard, 62, of Evansville, Smith. Funeral services for Ed­ great-great-grandchildren; . He retired from the ward "Pee Wee" Boyd, 78, of man Boyd of Nashville, Deputy for District No. 7 from Ind., who died at the home of Tenn.; two daughters, Char­ the Masonic Grand Lodge of and several nieces ari$ his daughter on May 25, were Whirlpool Corp last year. He the Wallonia community, who died at 2 a.m. Wednes­ lotte Leneave of Hopkinsville Kentucky. That same year he nephews. conducted at 11 a.m. Tuesday, was a member of Oak Hill He was preceded in death by Church of Christ, Lessing day, May 29 at St. Thomas and Virginia Gardner of also received the honor of be­ May 28 at Alexander East Cadiz; two sisters, Edith ing named District Mason of his first wife, Vera Ramsey ; Funeral Chapel in Masonic Lodge No. 464, Hospital in Nashville, Tenn., were conducted at 2 p.m. Fri­ Whitney of Dunmor and his the Year of District No. 7 from Dixon in 1952. Evansville. Evansville Valley Scottish Pallbearers were Tito’ Rite and Hadi Shrine, and day, May 31 at Goodwin Fu­ twin sister, Edna Hannebohn the Masonic Grand Lodge of Bobby Wade officiated with of LaVerne, Calif.; one half- Kentucky. Johnson, Jeff Howard, John burial in Park Lawn Ceme­ was a Navy veteran of World neral Home. The Revs. Ronnie Sivells brother, William Boyd of He was a member of Linton King, Stacy Darnall, Freddie' tery. Masonic services were War II. Damall, and Jessie DarnaU.'; Survivors include two and Glen Myers officiated Cadiz; five grandsons, Greg Chapter Order of the Eastern held at 7 p.m. Monday, May Leneave of Benton, Eddie Star and an active member of Music was provided by 27. daughters, Leah Kappler and with burial in Wall Ceme­ tery. Boyd and Steve Boyd, both of the East Golden Pond Volun­ W.D. Boyd, Myrtlene Hooks, Rebecca Robison, both of Karen Fortner, Joan Herh.- Bom Nov. 13, 1928 in Trigg Evansville; two sisters, Izora Bom July 29,1912, in Cald­ Nashville, Tenn., Gant teer Fire Department and County, he was the son of the well County, he was the son of Gardner of Hopkinsville and served on their board of di­ don, and Martha Fortner, or­ Smith McKinney and Lurline ganist. late Daniel H. and Mariah Smith Brawner, both of Trigg the late James H. and Vir­ Stacy Gardner of Greensboro, rectors. Blackford Heard. He was County; one brother, Thomas ginia Perry Boyd. N.C.; and four great-grand­ preceded in death by his wife, Gene Heard of Evansville; He was a member of the children. the former Gretchen Graham and three grandchildren. Wallonia Christian Church Pallbearers were Greg Le­ and was retired from the neave, Eddie Boyd, Gant SCOTT Kentucky State Highway De­ Gardner, Steve Boyd, Stacy Oldsmobile-Nissan partment and had worked in Gardner and John Robertson. Boyd hosts several visitors their maintenance depart­ Music was provided by Bet- ment. tye Greene, pianist and the Mrs. Elizabeth Boyd of Her daughters Mrs. Gay Survivors include his wife, Rev. John Mitchell, soloist. Nunn Blvd., Cadiz, had her Merrick of Indiana and Mrs. Helen Robertson Boyd of grandson, Timothy Merrick Patrick Smith of Shiprock, Give the gift that lasts all year long, and two of his friends from New Mexico will be attending USI visiting with her this past the Medical Association Che Caftfc HUcorfr. week. Conference in San Franciso • • • this month. A Jftescage from % SCHEDULE on 1991 Oldsmobiles At Scott Darren E. Simon, Minister Sunday: Worship-9:30 a.m. SPRING SPECIAL Bible Study -10.00 a.m. Lord's Supper-11:00 a.m. Buy this double granite Evening Worship-6:00 p.m. WHERE IS THE POWER? monument for only *695 Wednesday Night - 7:30 p.m. The most universal question ever asked by man is, Save *155 "What must I do to be saved?" It has echoed through the centuries as man has considered the possibility of life after death, or eternal life. Christ, the Son of God, was sent by god to redeem man from his sins. A live, working faith is necessary for man to be saved (John 8:24). Christianity is the true 1991 Olds Cutlass Calais religion. Jesus said, "I am the way, the truth, and the life. No man cometh to the Father but by me" (John 14:6). We know that $75fl Christ saves. But how does Christ save? Where is the power to save from sin? Comparable Savings On Other Monuments The Bible tells us the power is in the gospel. 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A number of examples are recorded there, the first of which is found in the second chapter. Three thousand Jews were con­ verted to Christ on the first day of Pentecost after the death of Card of Dumks Christ. This was the first time the saving gospel of Christ could be preached in it's fullness. Christ had ascended into heaven only ten days prior to the events recorded in Acts two. The The family of Hubert G. Collins would like to thank apostles received power from the Holy Spirit and preached the our family, friends and neighbors forthe love and good news of Christ to the multitudes. According to verse thirty concern shown during the illness and death of our seven, it was the word the apostles preached that converted loved one. Forthe prayers, food and flowers. these Jews. After hearing the apostles' preaching, those pres­ ent said, "Men and brethren, what shall we do?" Peter's Starting at only *7,989°% response is recorded in verse 38: "Then Peter said unto them, Thanks to E.C. Green Cancer Center, Jennie Repent and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Stuart Hospital, Dr. Pavon, Dr. McGahan, Dr. Christ for the remission of sins, and ye shall receive the gift of Gajera, fifth floor nurses and all the staff at the the Holy Spirit" We must apply the power of the gospel to our NISSAN CARS cancer center for your special care. own souls if we would be saved. Obedience to the gospel is necessary if one would have Christ as his Savior (Hebrews 5:9). Address any correspondence to this article to: Cadiz Thanks to Rev. Halqua Wilson for officiating and Church of Christ P.O. Box 1007, Cadiz, KY 42211. Mae Perdue forthe beautiful organ music.

Thanks to the staff of Goodwin Funeral Home for your words of concern and comfort. $10,750°y May God bless each of you. (ftfffcfe (ffJturdfj of (ffltrfoi P.O. Boxix ‘1007 Cadiz, KY 42211 > 1 ,2 0 0 °° $2 ,0 0 0 ° ° Maebelle Collins (wife), Building Located at 1785 East Main Children & Grandchildren 2S07 Ft, cwnptwtt Btvd., Hopkinsville,ky. 886-668. The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, June 5,1991, A -ll Trigg County Middle School principal’s list • given for 90-91 school year

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B uilding Financing Available FURNITURE COMPANY Use Your 344 East Main Easy Terms Bank Card, Supply Cadiz, Kentucky 90 Days Same As Cash 33,000 Sq. Feet of Furniture Mastercard or Largest Store In Area Jefferson St. Or Up To 36 Visa Cadiz, Ky. Months To Pay^ .552-6772 or 522-860(7 Monday thru Sat. 20 minutes from Hopkinsville, 25 minutes from Ft. Campbell (Gate 4), Go 1-24, Exit 65 W. 4 miles. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. 522-0170 A-12, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, June 5, 1991 Child care Trigg students on dean's Three students from Trigg so on the dean's list from class helps County have earned Trigg:g County are Joetta recognition on the Murray Allen.n, Christina Burcham,. students State University's Dean's Robinin Carter, Kimberly1 List with a perfect scholastic r k, ' Dianna Dossett, San- know kids standing on the 1991 spring < Freeman, Christy Hale, semester. abeth Hanson, Molly Gertrude Humprhies' home t »s, Vicki Karrington, economic department offers a They are Shannon Bur- ] berly P'Pool, Wesley course in child care services. cham, Darrin Thomas and ] >ton, Amy Stagner and The purpose of the new class is Teresa Underhill. ] Thomas. to train students in the art of caring for children. Students become certified in infant and child CPR, Vacation Bible, skills in preparing nutritious liberty Point Baptist Church foods and snacks, health and safety, development of the Liberty Point Baptist Church All youth, ages 2 child, care giving techniques, will hold Vacation Bible invited to attend. It and planning education and School from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. ride, call 522-3958. creative activities for 10-14. children. These students supervised Canton Baptist Church the nursery school program Vacation Bible School will There 'will be classes for alf along with the existing be held June 10-14 at Canton ages. For transportation, call semester child development Baptist Church from 6 to 8:30 522-8405. class. p.m. Cerulean Baptist Church Cerulean Baptist Church ages 2 to 12. s e r v ic e m e n will hold Bible School from 9 For transportation The Military Affairs A fishing outing will also be to 11:30 a.m. June 10-14. Committee of Cadiz-Trigg held on Thursday at the Lake There County Chamber of Barkley Marina. Local Commerce and the Cadiz Golf golfers and fishermen will Plenty of speech competi­ County. Club will host a golf and act as hosts for the military tions, demonstration events, Tatum McNichols will be fishing outing for Desert servicement from Fort and even an egg preparation competing in the Junior Storm Veterans of 3d Bn, 101st Campbell. contest await Kentucky young Breads Demonstration event. Aviation Regiment, Fort people from all across the state Faye Sutley, 4-H leader, will Campbell, who recently The day’s activities will who will be attending the an­ also attend the event. returned from the Persian conclude with a picnic at the nual 4-H Communications McNichols will be in com­ Golf Course beginning at 6 Gulf. ages. For transportation call Day at the University of Ken­ petition with youngsters 9-13 The golf outing will be held p.m. Maple Grove Baptist Church will hold Vacation Bible 522-3960. tucky, said Dave Jeffiers, years of age. Thurday, June 6 (tomorrow) Anyone wishing • to Extension state 4-H specialist Jeffiers said each of 61 cate­ participate may call Harry School June 10-14 from 7 to 9 at the Boots Randolph Golf p.m. with UK's College of Agri­ gory winners will receive a Course, Lake Barkley State Todd at 522-6343 or Chappell culture. $25 savings bond and a Park. Wilson at 522-7979. There will be About 550 young people are plaque, and all participants excepted to attend the day, in­ will receive ribbons based cluding one from Trigg upon their ESTATE AUCTION

SAT. JUNE 22,1991 9:00AM RAIN OR SHINE FARM EQUIPMENT COUNTY STORE FIXTURES COLLECTIBLES TWO MILES SOUTH OF CADIZ, KY at JUNCTION OF KY 139S and KY 272 Partial List: Two Farmall "H" tractors; 60 Ford Truck, bed, hoist & 1000-gal water tank; LT 75 Ford yard tractor & deck; Front end loader; J.D. mower; Pull-type bush hog; Wheel rake; 2-wheel trailer; IH disk plow; Upright player piano by Whitney; Footed vise; #4 dinner bell w/yoke (old & good); Bara lan­ tern; Hoop cheese slicer; Wood-burning cook stove (useable & nice); Butcher blocks; Cast iron lard kettle; Meat saw; Platform scales; Assorted hand tools; W hat About Bob Picture frames; Wall hanger; Assorted pieces of furniture; Formica top tables; (PG) Some glass; Two Chevron electric gas-pumps; Garden tiller; English saddle; Starts 6-7-91 Meat display case (deli type); Globe meat slicer; Two meat scales; Coca Cola bottle drink box; Coca Cola can drink box (500); Commercial meat grinder; Ice Hudson Hawk donated an N- cream box; Air conditioner; Refrigerator; Electric range; Freezer; Counters & (R> Oximeter valued at $5,400 to the Madisonville :nunations School. The unit is used in the non­ display racks; Small lot assorted canned goods; Two cash registers; Adding pulse and the relative machine; Bedsteads; End tables; Numerous other items. O nly The Lonely TERMS: Cash day of Auction & KY Sales Tax where applicable (PG -13) FRANK JOINER ESTATE-MYRTLE JOINER, OWNER

Soap Dish &JlS. Dell Freeman JL1} (PG -13) Bargain Matinee * Auctioneer-Broker \ Saturday and Sunday T. Kent Korte - Auctioneer O nly 110 Hospital Street Cadiz, KY 42211 Phone: 502-522-3101 V______^ 12'x20' Metal Carport $799°° Includes Setting Up Kentucky Mobile Home Service AUCTION 90 Kingdom Hall Rd. • Madisonville (502) 821-9268 June 8,1991 10:00am LOCATION: From Cadiz, travel U.S.68 East 12 miles, turn left on 1349-Gracey-Buffalo Rd. Watch for signs.

GJ2. Freezer, Hot Point Refrigerator, Maytag Washer, Maytag FiNAL DAYS OF Dryer, GJS. Table TV, Goldstar Microwave Oven, Cordless Telephone, Kitchen Safe-old, Wooden Cabinet-old, 2 Wooden Rockers, Chifferobe-old, Sofa, Recliner, Roll-a-way Bed, 2 "GOMNG O U T O F Bedroom Suites, Electric Sewing Machine w/Cabinet, Ashley Wood-burning Stove, Dinette Table, Dishes, Murray 8 H.P. Riding Mower, 5 R P. Garden Tiller, Misc., Fishing Equip­ ment, Dollies, Tablecloth, Afghans, Cotton Carder and many BUSINESS” item s. FARM EQUIPMENT ITEMS Allis Chalmers I90XT Diesel Tractor w/Duals, 4-16" Bottom Mounted Plow, I2’6" JD Wheel Disk, Super A Tractor, 1-row 7 5 % Tobacco Setter, 8-Row Trailer Sprayer, 8ft. Oliver Wheel Disc, 2 Wagons, Sidewinder Rotary Cutter, V-hull Fishing Boat-trailer-20 H.P. Johnson Motor, Boat Trailer, 3 Bottom off everything Plow s and M iscellaneous Tools and Equipment. SPECIAL •1988 Ford Escort-23,400 miles 1986 Buick Century-77,000 miles (except Men's shlrts-$Uf°) 1971 Ford Van OWNERS-Norman E. Thomas Estate TERMS: Cash or Check w ith proper LD. The Strap Is Back! Any announcement at day of sale takes precedence oyer There's s till Because you wanted strap w ritten m aterial. m furniture, we've put it back Not responsible for accidents | HI ler mei-ehandlse leftl in our line priced for the realtor* kind of quality and endur­ No charges-No lay-a-ways ance you expect from A rling­ J2ake rBarkley ^Realty & ^faction No exchanges-All sales final! ton House. We've been meet­ Cash sales only-Mastcrcard,VISA ing your needs for 25 years. The Orleans coil-spring strap group is designed to Gilbert Flood Next to Druthers Bre n d a H arp e r Hoffman's outlast the elements and Auctioneer B ro k e r Sisk's Ready To Wear outwear ordinary pool and Cadiz, Kentucky patio pieces. The entire col­ 365-3361 lection has the comfort, style Martha Lewis 522-3363 Jo an n Cox and craftsmanship your 235-5436 2 miles from Courthouse on Dawson Rd., Princeton, Ky. family wants. 365-2317

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take to a federal grand jury, probably in Louisville, within O M n the next few weeks." • PLANTS Pitney said the plants were 10th in in a "greenhouse operation. Begins on front page That's where they are raising transplants, usually in peat world volved in the search warrant pots before transplanting A group of Trigg County procedure. them to the fields." Elementary School students Kyle, who operated New There were more than 35Q competed at the University of Fangled Flying Machines, marijuana plants growing at Tennessee in the Odyssey of Inc. in Christian County, is a the Kyle residence. No arrests the Mind World Finals May special deputy of the Trigg have yet been made in the , 22-25. County Sheriffs Department case, Pitney said. For the 1990-91 school year, under his son-in-law Sheriff This is the second confisca­ there were 9,115 school mem­ Randy Clark. tion the Madisonville post has berships. Each membership Odyssey of the Mind recently participated in the world championships after winning the state. Bryan Pitney, public affairs eradicated this year. "The, ,may enter five teams, mean­ Trigg County OM finished tenth out of 47 teams. Team members pictured 1-r. Marhta Bowen officer for the Kentucky State other was also a greenhouse; in g more than 40,000 local (teacher), Sarah Adams, Amanda Hernadon, Clare Martin, Josh Garland, Patrick Johnson, Kyle Hensley, Police Madisonville Post, operation," Pitney said. school district teams started Theresa Garland (cbach) said the KSP seized approxi­ out on the quest for the eventu­ Johnson. program is part of the will be rated under by the new mately $400,000 in plants and "We wouldn't be able to do a l 648-team slots that made They competed against 47 gifted/taltented program un- education reform act. equipment from the Kyle res­ this if it weren't for citizen's ; world finals in this creative other teams, including one der the direction of Martha This is the ninth year that idence. tips," he stressed. problem solving competition. from China and placed 10th in Bowen. Bowen stated she was Trigg County Schools have A1965 Jeep pickup truck and Pitney did not say whether The local team is coached by the world. excited about the superior way been involved in the Odyssey a pistol were confiscated. or not a citizen's tip led to the Theresa Garland. Team This is an excellent show­ that our students represented of the Mind program and also "The investigation is con­ search warrant being exe­ members were: Sarah ing in competition of this cal­ the state of Kentucky. the ninth year that Trigg tinuing," Pitney said. "We'll cuted at the Kyle residence. Adams, Josh Garland, Kyle iber. Every team there was a She also said that this is the County has represented the Hensley, Amanda Herndon, state champion. very kind of performance state of Kentucky at World Clare Martin, and Patrick The local school district based assessment that schools Finals. Man injured in 1-24 wreck A semi-truck accident on from the emergency strip ing, the fire department un­ excited about the residents when they renew their polices back onto the highway. derwent inspection by ISO of­ May 30 sent a Florida man to getting an insurance reduc­ and let them know of our new a Nashville hospital for The Reeves truck struck the •RATING ficials. "We had to meet a tion. rating." treatment of injuries. West truck from behind. certain criteria," Hargis ”1 mean that's what all this There are approximately 70 Reeves was taken to Trigg said. "They inspect the sta­ According to the Kentucky Begins on front page training is about," he said. paying members of the Cale­ State Police, Carlon C. County Hospital and was later tion, our records, and our "The people should contact That rating means lower donia Fire Department, Har­ Reeves, 51, of Pace, Fla. was transferred to St. Thomas equipment and evaluate us." their insurance companies gis said. Hospital in Nashville for insurance rates for persons Hargis is proud of his 19 traveling west on 1-24, six living within a five mile ra­ miles north of Cadiz, when he treatment of facial volunteer firefighters for lacerations, two broken ribs dius of the station. making the rating possible. attempted to pass another In order the achieve the rat­ semi. and a knee injury. But more importantly, he is Traffic on 1-24 was blocked After pulling back into the for nearly two hours as crews lane, he did not see a semi worked to clear the accident. driven by Douglas West, Jr., The case was investigated Pool is open today; 25, of Tupelo, Miss, pulling by Trooper Albert Stinson. swim lessons offered •; (The American Legion issued. Swimming pool opened today The pool is also offering Community Calendar *.; for the first time this season. swimming lessons begin­ DREAM FACTORY: The Dream Factory will meet Mon. at >: Beginning at 11 a.m., ning June 17 for ages 5 and 7pm at the Bank of Cadiz Community Room. swimmers will be allowed to older. The two-week lessons cool off from the heat at the run from 8:30 to 9:30 and from HOSPITAL AUXILLARY: The Ladies of the Hospital pool. 9:30 to 10:30. Another class X The pool hours will be from begins on July 8. Auxiliary meet the 2nd Monday of every month, 2:00 at the 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday The pool can also be rented dining room of Trigg County Hospital. through Saturday and from 1 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. for pri­ to 5 p.m. on Sundays. ... vate pool parties. Rates are NEW OFFICERS: The Cadiz chapter of TOPS #400 recently HOMECOMING: Homecoming at Dyers Chapel United X* Cost of swimming is $2 per based on attendance. installed officers for 1991. They are (left to right) Audrey Methodist Church, Sunday, June 9th. Members, former day for preschoolers; $3 for There have been many im­ Calhoun, weight recorder; Darlene Sherbit, co-leader; Aileen members and the public cordially invited to attend. students and $4 for adults. provements to the pool this Worsham, leader; Donna Bachhuber, secretary; and Renee • Season passes are $45 for year, so let’s get out and Wynn, treasurer. Four of these ladies recently went to State REVIEW GROUP: The Book Review Group will net meet preschoolers; $55 for students swim. Recognition Day in Louisville. A total of 34,883.5 pounds Monday, June 10. The group has disbanded for the summer and $65 for adults. A $135 For more information call were lost in Kentucky dining 1990. The Cadiz group meets at months. family pass is also being 522-9966. 10 aun. Thursdays at Cadiz Baptist Church. GED recipients are honored Jill Ezell, Jennifer Freels, G e t County Board of Education by gram were also honored. Andrew Garland, Jonathan The Trigg County Board of •LIST Gray, Jamie Harris, . Education honored it’s 1991 Justin Minnehan, Superin­ Those honored: Karen R e s u l t s '"GED recipients for work in tendent of Trigg County Adams, Gloria Cansler, Begins on A-ll Nicholas Harris, Julie continuing their education Schools and Jimmy Carr, Jeanie Cossey, Elonora Craig, Andrea Litchefield, Mary Hudelson; after not receiving it in high Chairman Trigg County Edna Hargrove, Tishie In­ Shiloh Mathis, Angel Miller, Mathew James, Seth Kil- w i t h a %school. Board of Education. Certifi­ gram, Regina Jackonski, Bailey Oliver, Carla Oliver, coyne, Jarrod Ledford, Leslee %*. The proud group was ad­ cates were presented to David Molly Jones, Shirley King, Danna Quarles, Jessica Ray, Miller, Andrea Merrick, (Eaittz 3Rscnrit d re s s e d by Mrs. Debbie Mitchell, Norma Neal, Tonia Betty Lancaster, Richard Rachel Richardson, Brian April Parry, Ami Rascoe, Ja­ ^Weatherspoon a GED recipi­ Crenshaw, Jaye Jaye Rascoe, Pauze, Lorna Pavon, Carolyn Simmons, Stacy Turner and son Thomas, Emily Walker, C lassified!! e n t in 1973 who,after dropping Chris Detweiler, William Rogers, Virginia Thomas, Moriah Williams. Brian White, Stephen Who- -.out of high school, got her GED Taylor, Nancy Watson, Diana Wales Lori West, He­ Fourth Nine Weeks Princi­ brey and Mandy Yates. and went on to become a Linda Holder, Kelly Long, len Hadley, Nell Leneave, pal's List Eighth grade nurse. Weatherspoon Barry Gipson, Edward D. Penny Wallace Ruth Sixth grade Alex Baker, Latora Boyd, presently is an Anesthetist at Harsey, III, Anthony G. Woodruff, Harold Williams, Amy Burgess, Ahsley Kristen Burnam, Latrisha Avoid capital P'Poole. Caldwell County Hospital. Barbara Hedges, Margaret Burgess, Amy Fourshee, Cavanaugh, Leah Coleman, ga in s tax. Volunteers in the Adult Rudd, Mahala Smith, Kathy , , GED Certificates were pre­ Justin Harper, Angela Ter­ Kimberly Davis, Christina Support the sented on behalf of Trigg Continuing Education Pro­ Proffitt. rell, Christy Tyler, Heather Ezell, Kellie Futrell, Shea Underhill. Godwin, Jonathon Good, American Heart Seventh grade Michelle Goodwin, Shawn Association. Christy Edwards, Elisha Grigson, Rita Christy Guinn, Hopson, Jeremy Lipham, An­ Joey Hampton, Sarah Helton, ally pushes Dow 6.47 highei Historical Society meets drea Merrick, Jonathan Athena Johnson, Wesley Oliver. Jones, Laura King, Latiya as treasurer of the West Trigg She is a member of the Eighth grade Kirby; . The Cadiz/Trigg County County Economic Develop­ Wallonia Homemakers and Alex Baker, Neil Gibbs, Bradley Ledford, Mary Historical Society will hold ment Committee, as president the Presbyterian Chapel. Shea Godwin, Leigh Redd, of the Cadiz Garden Club and Shiloh Mathis, Bailey Oliver, its final meeting before the All members are urged to Denver Travis. Shannon Perry, Danna on the Board of the Garden -'summer break at the attend the meeting and invite Final Year Grades Club of Kentucky, Inc. as Quarles, Jessica Ray, Henry ® 1 : • Hamtown Restaurant this someone to come with them. Honor Roll Reynolds, Rachel Richard­ Audubon District Director. ' - Saturday, June 8 at noon. Sixth grade son, Dena Rogness, Brian Meetings will be resumed Disarae Acree, Kenneth Simmons, Tammie Skinner, ‘ in September with a wide Alexander, Levar Alexander, Steven Tyler, Jennifer Wal­ range of interesting speakers Homecoming set June 9 Rebecca Biggs, Johnston lace, and Moriah Williams. By supporting the planned for the fall pro­ Boyd, Latonya Boyd, Miche- Final Year Grades American Heart Association grams. lene Brough, Landee Bryant, Principal's List you may: at Dyers Chapel Church • avoid capital gains tax on Mrs. Ray Wilson an­ Malissa Brough, Dena Cal­ Sixth grade appreciated securities or nounced that the speaker for There will be a worship services. houn, Cheryle Casey, Ryan other property the June meeting will be Mrs. homecoming at the Dyers Lunch will be spread on the Champion, Mindy Cunning­ Patrick Brady, Amy • reduce current and future income taxes ■ Jacob Way of Cadiz. Chapel United Methodist church grounds at noon. Ev­ ham, Jesse Ezell, William Burgess, Ashely Burgess, Church, Sunday June 9. • provide a lifetime income ; "Milly has spent a number eryone is asked to bring a Ginn, Lori Gray; Amy Gourshee, Amanda for yourself or beneficiaries 3f years in China," she said, Services will begin at 11 basket lunch, chairs and card Rebecca Hampton, Misty Garrett, Justin Harper, Ken­ • avoid probate and publicity "and should bring to us some a.m. The James Thomas tables. Plates, knives, forks, Hardin, Jessica Hawkins, neth Oakley, Angela Terrell, • maximize estate tax savings . interesting insights into the Chapter Kentucky Society spoons, napkins, and drinks Lorraine Hopson, Lori Keller, Heather Underhill, and An­ Daughters of the American It may pay you to inquire state of that country, particu­ will be furnished. Jessica Marshall, Genee drea Fowler. about the American Heart ‘ larly in view of the present Revolution will assist with the Members of the Dyers Moore, Tabitha Profitt, Tara Seventh grade Association's Planned Giv­ debates on China fostered by service. Chapel Church and the pastor Russell, Sheila Shepherd, Paxton Baker, Wallace ing Program by contacting your local American Heart President Bush’s remarks at Mrs. Edward Rogers, re­ cordially invite all former Thomas Skinner, James Davis, Christy Edwards, gent of the chapter, will give Association. the Yale graduation cere­ members, DAR members, Smith, Christy Tyler, and Se- Pauletta Estes, Elisha Hop- Sometimes, it can be bet­ monies last week." the welcome. Martha M. and friends of the church to lenia Underhill. son, Anna Knight, Jeremy ter to give than to receive. Way has been a resident of Smith, flag chairman, will attend the homecoming. Seventh grade Lipham, Moriah Mathis, and give a short talk on the flag. Trigg County for the past eight Dyers Chapel United Robin Amsden, Rhayghen Jonathan Oliver. American Heart years and has made numer­ The Rev. James Shuch, Methodist Church is located Ashby, Brenda Boddy, Dawn Eighth grade pastor of the church, will Association ous contributions to her on U.S. 68, four miles west of Bridges, James Buchman, Neil Gibbs, Leigh Redd, and w adopted home, having served bring the message during Cadiz. Gloria Cole, Leanne Deck, Denver Travis. This space provided as a public service. - A-14, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, June 5, 1991 Bicentennial coins available locally only at Bank of Cadiz employees (at the chamber) Harry Todd and Cathy Kees, Kentucky's official Bicen­ • CADIZ who are carrying the ball for tennial Medallion has been tourism. released and shipped to Begins on front page "And today our downtown is participating banks through­ Standards for achieving the filled. One industrial park is out Kentucky. certification are rigid and filled. Our schools have won Available to the public now, each year they become even impressive awards. Our the design features an adap­ tougher, according to Trigg Main Street on Stage has been tion of the Seal of the Com­ County Chamber of Com­ implemented. Trigg County monwealth on one side and a merce President Donnie Hol­ is has been luring industry to rendition of the Celebration land. the area,” he said. logo on the other. The evaluation committee, "We've done a lot of things An antiqued bronze medal­ in making its decision, looks that will give us a shot at lion will be sold for $5; a .999 at small businesses, current passing," he said. silver medallion at $35; and a industry and how it is aided What does it mean for Cadiz 24 K gold plated medallion at by the chamber of commerce to earn the certification? Hol­ $40. Limited Edition sets of and the city, medical re­ land said because the stan­ three will be sold for $80 each. sources, schools and educa­ dards are tougher each year, The medallions will be sold tion, cleanliness of the city, "it shows our town is worthy of at bank locations statewide. and "arts," said Holland. growth and attracting indus­ The Bank of Cadiz is the "Our Ham Festival and our try, Only a minority of the offical bank for Trigg County Main Street on Stage will be cities achieve this certifica­ selling the medallions. really important for the arts tion for three years. It shows portion," he said. that our town is progressive. It Approximately five years shows the world that our town •BOARD ago, Cadiz was attempting to is on the right path." Begins on front page gain its third year recogni­ The Certified Cities Pro­ factors to be considered by lo­ i p tion but failed. "We had to gram has received national cal boards in issuance ot checks; approved the partici­ start all over again," Holland awards as the only program of tup said. its type implemented by the pation in federal programs He expects the city to have a private sector. for 1991-92 school year; ap­ COLLECTOR'S ITEM: Kentucky's official Bicentennial coins are now on sale at the Bailk of better chance at earning its Evaluation team members proved the overnight travel for Cadiz. Cost of the coins are $5 for bronze; $35 for silver; and $40 for gold plated. The first coins in £ three-year certification this scheduled to assess Cadiz on five students 1 advisor to State Cadiz were presented to Judge/Executive Zelner Cossey and Virginia Alexander, on behalf of the year. "I think we've got a Friday include: Debbie Gib­ FFA Convention; approved Trigg County Museum. Alexander is a charter member. The bank also has only 10 of the l,992 good shot at it," Holland said. son, James Everett, Jane Sul­ the extension for insurance coin sets available for $80. "But it's not a shoe-in." livan, Bill Coleman, Pat with State Farm for vehicle ^ ^ 8 in — j i u Holland said the city has Walters, Meg Hammer, insurance and Trigg County made many improvements Sandy Parks, John Hall and Insurance for prop­ during the past three years Anne Adams. erty .treasurer and employee that should compliment the This year's Certified Cities bond; approved the selection of Women's health seminar set evaluation standards. will be announced in October Peggy Hendricks as trea­ "We have a better chance at an awards luncheon in surer of the board for 1991-92 tomorrow in Cadiz; event free* this time because we have two Louisville. The Trigg County High terol in the diet, adult onset the seminar should be maife;:-, California for the TV shows. Patterson said until she sees School Home Economics diabetes, stress and fitness, by noon today by callingThe;. "I thought I would be on the herself on TV tomorrow, the Department will sponsor their cancer and mammography, school at 522-6071. i v l v l v •WHEEL daytime show, but they in­ reality won't sink in. "It's second annual Women's self-esteem as related to fam- Groups contributing to The; X stead, put me on the night ver­ not real to me yet," she said. Health and Wellness Semi- ily violence and use of leisure program are Trigg Cciuhty ! sion," she said. She would like to thank nar tomorrow, June 6, begin- time. Health Department, PelT- Begins on front page Even though she did not win Steven and Lea Anne ning with registration at 8 A low-fat lunch will be nyrile District Health; i ;De;- a car or a vacation, Patterson Lawrence, Ralph Thomas, a.m. in the high school home served as well as low-fat nu- partment, Trigg County; Hos;- . only had to wait six months did receive the complimen­ and Teresa Gresham for their economics department. tritious snacks. pital, Lake Barkley F itn e ss* from the time I tried out. Some tary parting gifts. "I got a sil­ help in preparing for the Registration runs through The seminar will conclude Center, American Cancer So- of the contestants had been ver tea service, hair care show. 8:30 a.m. at 3 p.m. Women may attend ciety, Sanctuary House SpodSe: waiting for more than a products, and oh, yeah, the Patterson is the daughter of During the day-long semi- all or any part of the seminar. Abuse Center, Trigg Countjy; year." Rice-A-Roni. I got a whole Billy and Grace Turner of nar, participants will hear There is no charge. Extension Service, Penriyrile; Only 5 percent of those who case of that and I don't even Cerulean. She is married to speakers on vital current is- Limited reservations will Home Medical, Save (On try out as a contestant make to like it," she said laughing. Tom Patterson. sues such as fat and choles- be accepted. Reservations for Drugs and H & H Crafts.

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Cardinals winning early, but will it last ? WKU to host three June boy's basketball camps his legs. solid left-handed starter. The a good reception. KMOX also A few NBA'ers have ex­ BOWLING GREEN, KY - SPORTIN’ rookies also may tail off as has a great after the game pressed interest in playing for will be provided in the Down­ the season progresses, but call-in show. Western Kentucky Univer­ ing University Center AROUND the USA. Barkley, Malone, there is a bright future in St. Did you know the Cardinals Ewing, Robinson and others sity will host three basketball Cafeteria across from E.A. by Shannon Louis. are the most listened to base­ including two college play­ camps for boys in June. Diddle Arena. ' ************************ ball team in America? "Ralph Willard's Hilltop- The cost of the individual Knight ers. I think the U.S.A. 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Some local For some reason the western The Designated hitter is Wonder what the Yugosla­ For more detailed informa­ residents are also Braves part of Trigg County lies in hear to stay . Even if baseball direct the camp. Various col­ tion and application for.njs;, ^ vians would think when lege and high school coaches fans and Reds fans and with between two stations radio decides to abolish the rule the Team U.S.A. showed up with the Braves off to good start this D.H. will still be around. will be the instructors. signal and neither station pro players and the school- contact the Hilltopper Basket­ baseball season should be an comes in that well. WCBL The Major League Players There will be a variety of yard king? entertainment and activities ball Office, 141 E.A. Diddle enjoyable one. 102.3 FM carries Cardinal Union will not allow 12- 20 KET did an excellent job The Cardinals were report­ jobs to be cut as a result of the provided, including films on Arena, Western Kentucky games but the signal is covering the State Primary University, Bowling Green, edly ready to deal veterans inconsistent and sometimes rule. Can you imagine get­ basketball fundamentals and Election. Why in the world motivation. Also, there will be KY 42101 (phone: 502-745- Ozzie Smith and Pedro Guer­ is annoying. On the other ting laid-off from a million- won't KET cover the Sweet rero but both are having good guest lectures at each camp. 213D. • hand WHOP 1230 AM is dollar job because your job Sixteen? KET presently shows years and providing needed strong enough to reach most of was discontinued. Campers will be housed in ************************ the replay of the State Football leadership for a very, very Trigg County ,but fades badly Championships, but unless one of the WKU residence young team. Smith has been as you leave Cadiz to the weist. Micheal Jordan continues to you can go to the Sweet Sixteen halls, and each camper will hitting in the .300's and Ole' On good clear nights Try admit he is not interested in you have to settle for receive a free teacher. Meals Pedro is hitting around the the Cardinals flagship station playing for the USA Olympic highlights on the news and the .295 mark. KMOX 1120 AM. KMOX is a Team. Jordan cites the radio broadcast to see the Sports Trivia The Cards may not hold up strong 50,000 Watts station needed time off, after the Greatest Basketball Show on all year because of a lack of a and reaches Cadiz providing rugged NBA season, to rest Earth 1. Who won the last Triple Crown in Major League Baseball? 2. Only 2 teams from the 2nd Region have ever won the Sweet Sixteen. Name them? Ellis Park opens for Thoroughbred racing season July 2 3. Where did new Hall of Fame inductee Nate "Tiny” £ cial weekends and holidays, Ellis Park is the perfect Archibald play college basketball at ? i Mike Frierdich the new will he able to visit and talk President of Ellis Park states, simulcast of a major stakes place to combine social func­ 4. When Joe B. Hall was named Head Coach at UK in 1972 he event. tions, corporate meetings, or with jockeys, trainers, other had already accepted a Head Coaching position at another: "on July 2nd, the Thorough­ racing celebrities who will bred tradition returns to Ellis The season promises a catered events with the thrill school. Name the school ? strong competitive racing and excitement of Thorough­ answer questions about the 5. THE SUPER STUMPER. From 1976-78 UK had a combined Park!" 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. >. Maybe I'm getting long in tlie "I saw A1 the other day over at Making hay? With SEC let's put that idea to rest. Unfortu­ Q. What about the offensive • tooth, but for those who have seen Nutter Center and you know expansion and division play com­ nately, in the back of everybody's line? 'em arrive at the University of what he said to me?" Curry said Sports in ing in 1992, "a bowl game would mind is the black-white issue. But CURRY: We've got a chance Kentucky with brass bands and last week. be dynamite for us," Curry added. that's all baloney. to be really good there with Greg bowl game promises — Blanton "He wanted to know, 'is there Kentucky "What matters is it's almost Lahr and Chuck Bradley coming A U K vs. U ofL S e rie s ? back. Collier ...Charlie Bradshaw ... anything I can do to help out, We go to a automatic monster impossible to find a guy who's "We should be much improved ■ John Ray ... Fran Curci ... and coach?' schedule starting in '92 eight SEC smart as a whip, the strongest with Shane King, Mark Askin, ■ Jerry Claiborne, only to leave "Can you believe that? I told teams, plus Indiana, plus, down player on the freshman team, is town with a hole in the muffler — him, no Al, you've already done a the road at somepoint, you-know- one of the fastest players on the Wesley Jackson, Eugene this latest guy is a treat. whole bunch. who. entire team; and who has charis­ McClellan and Chip Garner. All Bill Curry is the brand of "That kind of attitude ... gives upcoming season is critical to sta­ You know who ? those guys look very good, but me goose bumps." matic leadership ability. human one could expect to find dium expansion anytime soon. "Somebody else in this state "When you find people with they've got to come out there and sitting in Mortimer Adler's chair So... that's pretty good,' Curry replied. prove themselves when it's 105° In an exclusive interview with those five things, they have to be opposite Bill Moyers, discussing "If we could go 7-4, get a bowl "Heck, sooner or later we want to QBs. You don't play that guy and go through a Bill Curry two-; ' filings like morality, "I Have A Sports In Kentucky last week, bid, it would make a tremendous play those guys. The point is were a-day. Suck it up and go hard Curry discussed his team, present somewhere else. The QB is the Dream..." and The Destiny of difference to that timetable," a going to have eight SEC games, man." That's when you find out about; Mankind. and future. UK official said last week. plus a bitter rival to our north and people. Next week, in the first of two Team prospects for 1991 Some of us like to believe UK's "Thing is, with an indoor track a bitter rival in our own state." Individuals... football coach is a sign of a new installments, Curry Views. Q. How does a coach keep five Q. Is the pass rush going to be facility five years from now we Q. Isn’t Zaire Bechn too good era in college sports. A skip-the- Meantime, these sidelights. quarterbacks happy? better this year? won't be sitting here talking about to stack behind Dean Wells (at hype, clear-eyed straight talker Q. With expansion and re­ lack of speed on our football CURRY: "Never had that CURRY: It will be because who's personal agenda includes alignment going into effect in problem before. People say to me Zane Beehn's a year older; strike linebacker)? team. We'll have smoke. CURRY: Yes he is. But we tilings like humility, being kind to 1992 is it realistic to think an "I don't think there's any doubt, 'it must be tough having five good Derrick Thomas has played out ‘ others and educating young men. SEC team can ever win a national QBs' and I say no, it would be there another year and is coming have a policy 'you have to earn a for instance, that Leon Smith starling position and, while Zane I arrived for a visit with Curry championship? tough having none. into his own. Dean Wells is going would not be coming here if this has done some good things, and in his office recently armed with a CURRY: "Yes, it's just going to (indoor facility) wasn't in the "There's no easy answer, but I to be outstanding. list of questions supplied by the be infinitely more difficult. But want somebody who will come on "If Jerry Bell plays like I know he made at least one good play in works. I know Clyde Rudolph every game last year, he made most typical UK football fan I somebody will do it and it might definitely would not be here. See, the practice field every day and he's going to, defenses won't be could find in Kentucky. Kent as well be us." be dynamite. Nobody's done that. able to double up on Joey Coach. freshman mistakes too. When lie all these guys want to run track. eliminates those he will be a Reed of Princeton, in Caldwell Q. With the drive for an You've got to have an indoor Right now Freddie (Maggard) is And there's not a center in the starter. 1 predict that will happen County is a pharmacist at his indoor practice facility well under facility." the starter. Of course, Brad world who can block Joey by drugstore on the square. If Bo way, what's happening with plans (Smith) is not real happy with me himself in pass protection." this year. Knows You-Name-It, then Kent to expand Commonwealth Stadi­ The upccoming season right now because he was 15 of Q. Can wc expect more pass Q. Is Jerry Bell (finally) going Reed Knows-UK-football. um? Q. The 1991 schedule looks as 16 in the spring game. But every­ interceptions this year? Better to be healthy this year? CURRY: (Pointing to a paint­ favorable as it's ever been to earn CURRY: Jerry's isn't like the "A1 Baker?" body will get a fair chance at it. secondary play? ing which shows the stadium a bowl bid. Reaction? Two oft discussed items CURRY: 1 predict our Al Baker scenario. He's made a Bill Curry smiled. enclosed into a horseshoe config­ very important decision in "Absolutely the best tenth CURRY: "Our schedule this among fans: secondary will be the single-most uration) "C.M. (Newton) says year is precisely as favorable as l.Quarterback Pookie Jones. improved aspect of the team. We January, dedicated to pushing found draft choice in the history himself to be in great shape, to be ' Of the NFL." we'll enclose it when we can put it's ever going to be. So, we need Curry squelched speculation have fine athletes returning, some to make some hay. outstanding red-shirts and. unselfish and to run to the UK's coach has good reason to blue fannies in those seats. Not that, because of a log jam at people wearing orange britches, "Who we play at home and quarterback, red-shirt freshman according to the so-called experts, football. Jerry's going to be a smile. Whatever heights his foot­ great plaver for his this year. ball team ascends to in the years but blue ones." • when we play certain teams, Jones will be moved to another we signed the best two corners in •ahead, Curry owns the satisfac­ A horse-shoed stadium would makes this a good (opportunity) America in Antonio O'Ferral and Please See -Watkins schedule." Tony Miller. tion of knowing his formula for swell Commonwealth's capacity "Pookie's not going to move so C ont on B-4 the A1 Baker Reconstruction pro­ from 57,000 to 74,000. ject worked. With ground breaking on the JAMES P. 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Watkins Begins onB-3 Q. Incoming freshmen. Have makes it to the Big Apple for the all of them qualified under Prop Big Apple semis? Q. With Brian Evans hurt, 4 8 ? Field for the preseason NIT: isn't the team awfully thin at wide CURRY: I'm not allowed to Texas, Ga. Tech, Okla. St., Pitt, receiver? Can O'Ferral and Clyde talk about grades and test scores. What's it like to fish with the President ? Rudolph help there? Sports In Kentucky learned Purdue, Fla. St., James Madison, CURRY: It is thin. We have 10 however, that four more incoming West Va., Ball St., Boise St., Colo. and eight are walk-ons and the freshmen have qualified this St., Evansville, Manhattan, Mon­ mouth and Washington. biggest one weighs 145 pounds spring. Dan Hicks of Lexington " I was in awe of it all." and we don't have great speed. Tates Creek; Jeremy Niece of That’s how top professional Kurt Johnson had a great spring Estill Co.; Jabbar Pipkin of RECRUITING SCUTTLE Kentucky is one of a host of bass angler Larry Nixon de­ and this could be a great year for Tompkinsville and James Tucker B a s s i r i him. (We tried Clyde at WR last of Arlington, Tex. schools recruiting 6-11 Othello scribed fishing in a bass Earl Bentz Steve Price year and he's not a natural. If we One of those still on the bubble Harrington from Mississippi. tournament with President w it h th e p r o s started the season now Clyde is Emerson Wells of Paducah. Among the big names: George Bush, and specifi­ would start at tailback. NEXT WEEK: How Bill Curry Georgetown, Arkansas, LSU, cally, spending five hours in ''O'Ferral could definitely play feels about Rick Pitino. Louisville and Kentucky. the same boat with Gen. Brent Speculation earlier this year Scowcroft in the techniques of was great to see such an im­ out there and Carlos Collins and Scowcroft, the Presidents Na­ portant man in world affairs Tony Miller could too." UK HOOPS SCHEDULE that Harrington is not interested tional Security Advisor. fishing a plastic lizard. Q. Damon Hood. Tailback or If you have seen Kentucky's in UK are not true, a source in " The General is not an ex­ enjoy our sport of fishing." 1991-92 basketball schedule, Jackson said last week. Nixon and 19 other bass an­ Minutes before the tourna­ fullback? glers competed, along with the perienced bass fisherman," CURRY: Damon's one of released last week, you know it's Another Mississippian on Ken­ said Nixon, " but he did a ment began, Nixon and Mar­ time for UK basketball coach tucky's current recruiting list is 6- President and Gen. tin briefed the General on those rare people who can line up Scowcroft, in a charity bass great job. He caught eight or at tailback, fullback, linebacker, Rick Pitino to take another bow. 4 point guard Marlin Dorsey. their fishing strategy for the With an eye on re-entry to the tournament held on a private 10 bass during the tourna­ day, but when Nixon handed outside linebacker, even strong ment, including a seven- safety. Of course he still has to NCAA Tournament, crafty Rick SIGN OF THE TIMES? lake owned by Ray Scott, "him one of his own baitcast­ prove it, but he can become a star has stacked UK's schedule very One of the new high school founder of the Bass Anglers pound, four-ounce giant and ing rods, he could tell General at any of those positions. nicely. head basketball coaches coming Sportsman Society. another of about five pounds, Scowcroft had only limited "He's going to line up at Nicely? in next season is Dave Aberli at Several members of the Ev- both of which we used in our You bet — Maximize (UK's) experience using one. tailback at first and carry the Louisville Trinity. inrude Outboards Pro Staff total catch." " We showed him the me­ football because that's where he chances of winning 20 and never Aberli has hit the ground run­ competed. In addition to mind the Sagarin ratings in a year ning. " Thanks to those two bass, chanics of casting it, and once can make the quickest Nixon they included Guy he learned that he started contribution." when the NCAA will (quietly) "I want to be to Trinity what Eaker, Ken Cook , and Denny we finished in third place. He celebrate the return of the tour­ Rick Pitino is to the University of was really excited and so working on his accuracy, and Q. One of the most discussed Brauer. Jack Chancellor, a by the end of the day he was red-shirt freshmen has been free ney's most frequent flyer. Kentucky," Aberli said last week. were we," laughed the Evin- Gone from UK's dance card "A person who has the determina­ member of the Johnson Out­ doing an excellent job," said safety Melvin Johnson. boards Pro Staff, also Partici­ rude pro. " He was interested Considering UK's secondary play are Kansas and North Carolina tion to succeed and the ability to in fishing and that's what we Nixon. along with Cincinnati, Eastern create excitement about what he pated. last season why didn't Johnson " I believe what impressed talked about. We didn't dis­ He never stopped to eat, Ky. and Tenn-Chattanooga. is doing. cuss business or politics at piayr Replacements: Massachusetts "We're going to be a little UK. me most was how both the and when it started raining CURRY: "Yes, he could have (with five incoming freshmen), We're going to run and press, be President and Gen. Scowcroft all." he didn't even bother to put on easily played for us last year, but SW Texas St., Morehead St., Ari­ more wide open. We're going to acted, " continued Nixon. Nixon admits he kept an eye a jacket. He just kept fish­ when we signed him he and his zona St. (eight rookies), Georgia put people in the stands." "They were anxious to go on the Genera throughout the ing." dad told us Melvin wanted to go Tech (without Kenny Anderson), Comment: In Louisville? Aber- fishing, just like we were. We day and saw Scowcroft's line to med-school so we promised Ohio U. and Duquesne (four li's enthusiasm is admirable, isn't were able to shake hands and twitch when the Five-pounder him we'd red-shirt him his first rookies). it? Stay tuned. greet the President, but then hit. "I said, General, I believe Get Results year. So, we stood there all last Notably, four of the new six And so it goes. we went right down to the something just hit your season with a great defensive travel to Rupp where UK has not Have a point of view you lake." lizard, " Nixon laughed, " back on the sidelines. That's the lost a game since George Bush's would like to share? Write to Bob and then I just told him to set with a bad news. The good news is we've Nixon was paired in the wimp days. 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Century-old farms being recognized up a confined spill; contami­ The local committee Results show that cows graz­ Handle, Transport Pesticides If rain is predicted, have a £ working to recognize the his­ ing on fescue/clover pasture -^Agriculture Carefully tarpaulin to cover the load. Do nated material can be shov­ toric farms in Trigg County or alfalfa-grass mixtures had Notes Being in the midst of the not carry feed, seed or other eled into the trash bags. continues to make progress. a conception rate of 92 percent. cropping season, we should be materials in the truck bed If the label states that a res­ B y J c h n pirator should be worn while Several farms owned by the Those cows grazing on fes­ \ Fotaqurean cautious to handle and load with the pesticides and never handling and mixing any . same family for 100 years, 150 cue grass with nitrogen being v Extension pesticide containers carefully transport pesticides in the years and 200 years or more added for growth stimulation to reduce accidents while truck cab. pesticide in the load, a respi­ I* Agent for rator should be available dur­ have turned in the necessary had only 71 percent concep­ Agriculture transporting pesticides from In case of a leak or accident, ing transportation to the forms and documents to have tion. the dealership to the farm. you should have items, such • their farms recognized. Net return showed $379 per "Before loading, inspect as rubber gloves, a shovel, farm. •.If your farm qualifies to cow on the grass-legume pas­ These workshops have been pesticide containers for tears bags of absorbent material Work quickly to contain any pesticide accident or ^ participate in any of these ture as compared to $274 on the attended by several area or weak spots and be sure and large plastic trash bags categories or a special cate­ grass plus nitrogen fertilizer farmers and have received there are no sharp objects in on the truck. spill, and immediately report any spilt to Disaster and gory for farm of now continu- pasture. Which had you outstanding evaluations by the truck bed that could punc­ The shovel will help dike a • otis family ownership but rather have? those attending in previous ture containers," says Lee spill; absorbent material, Emergency Services. having buildings 100 years years. Townsend, an Extension spe­ such as cat litter, helos soak older or more call or stop by Trigg County has never had Top Farmer Workshop cialist with the UK College of the County Extension office The Cooperative Extension anyone attending in previous 1 for the official forms to enter. years. Let's make 1991 the Agriculture. Service of the University of Put light or fragile items on New weed problem : The committee members Kentucky College of Agri­ start of a new era in agricul­ . are: Mable Martin, T. Lacy ture for Trigg County. Call or the top of heavy, sturdy ones culture will conduct another and tie the load securely to 0 Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Top Farmer Workshop, July stop by the Extension Office focus of MSU study Wilson, Keith Venable, Vir­ for more information. prevent it from shifting. 21-24 at the Radisson Hotel in A casual attitude toward the In addition to reducing the ginia Alexander, Bill Fuller Lexington. yield of wheat, ryegrass re­ • and Jimmy Carr. purchase of planting seed may be responsible for a new seeds and has become a prob­ weed problem for area lem for farmers growing no­ Ham Festival till corn. The ryegrass is dif­ Committee Work ATV safety, helmets str e sse d farmers, according to Dr. Durwood Beatty, Murray State ficult to kill because it germi­ The Trigg County Ham nates in the fall in wheat Festival Committee is ag­ University agronomist. p ro g ra m stubble and has a head start by gressively moving forward as part of UK's pilot "Over the last several years corn planting time. 0 with plans for the 1991 event. portant piece of protective gear ryegrass has been appearing There's no denying that it's popularity. "The plants are simply too The fair section of the festi­ To help focus attention on you can wear," he said. "A in wheat fields. It probably lots of fun to ride those neat, was introduced in 'bin run' large for good control with val tabloid is nearing com­ off-the-road all terrain ATV safety, the University of good one can help prevent se­ seed. It first appeared as strips many of the new grass herbi­ pletion and will be sent to the vehicles (ATV). There's also Kentucky College of Agri­ rious head injuries, and it does not reduce essential vi­ in the field; likely these fields cides," Beatty said. "Also, the punters in June. no denying that it's down­ culture has developed a pilot shiny slick-leaved ryegrass If you are aware of any program in nine counties and sion or hearing." were broadcast seeded and the right dangerous. ryegrass, being lighter than is difficult to wet with herbi­ changes or additions that That's why it's doubly im­ will expand the program Statistics bear him out. In the wheat, sorted into nar­ cide solution." need to be made to the official portant to reinforce proper statewide next year. Kentucky, 47 people have died rower strips behind the Proper application of qualifying classes, call or safety concepts in any young "The first consideration is since 1984 in accidents in­ Please see WEED/B-6 stop by the County Extension people - or older ones for that a helmet," said Larry Piercy, volving ATVs. seeder," Beatty said. £ ■ ;£$ice before June 12. matter - who are just being UK Extension safety special­ But listen to this statistic. introduced to this relatively ist and director of the pilot In 43 of those fatalities, the Improved Pasture new form of recreational rid­ program. rider was not wearing a & Conception ing that's growing in "It's the single most im- Please see ATV/B-6 f EAGLE 1 If your cow herd's concep­ ENTERPRISES tion rate is less than prof­ INCORPORATED itable, maybe you should Route 2, Box 53, Windle Road (615)823-7332 iknow about.a trial conducted Tabor's Livingston, TN 38570 FAX 615-823-7410 Iby Purdue University Exten­ Bill Cunningham sion. 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Food costs would rise,yields reduce without pesticides Pesticides credited with helping American farmers with foods we enjoy Whether our food prefer­ food supply of any country in with pesticides. In fact, pesti­ food safety is hyped. Former pesticide residue within the would increase by more than- ences are Lean Cuisine or the the world. cides can be credited with Surgeon General C. Everett legal guidelines. Less than 1 40 percent. 60 Minute Gourmet, we all The word safeA should be helping American farmers Koop? quoted in USA Today, percent contained illegal • For basic crops such as rely on the American farmer emphasized because there has produce the wide variety of alerted consumers that not residues beyond permissible corn and wheat, yields would to continue to produce the most been concern that foods on our healthy foods we enjoy. every warning issued is levels. be cut by about 40 percent while reliable, abundant and safe grocery shelves are laden Much of what we hear about valid. Naturally occurring toxins, the cost to produce these crops "No one has yet been made such as cyanide in peaches, would increase by 30 percent. sick or killed by any pesticide arsenic in lima beans and tannin in tea and coffee, can Pesticides Ensure » Farm machinery sales increase expected that’s been found on food," he Safe, Abundant Food said. cause severe problems if in­ The amount of residue from, , due to strengthening ag economy, credit We aren't sacrificing our gested in large doses. But we pesticides found in fresh health for the sake of a shiny don't get sick from eating produce determines whether' or not a chemical is a health • Farm machinery sales are acreages available for prices more robust interest in ma­ red apple, an unblemished these foods because our diges­ hazard. Recent tests on expected to increase this year support, higher risk associ­ chinery. peach or hardy grains. To­ tive systems can break down produce show: after several years of decline, ated with a increasingly "Farm machinery dealers, day, most foods are free of potentially dangerous sub­ according to an agricultural market driven farm economy too, may help pump up sales by chemical residue when they stances. economist with the University and a continuation of caution providing increased seller reach the grocery store. It is Critics say that any amount of Kentucky College of Agri­ about more debt, Stegelin and equity financing. Some the amount of the residue and of pesticide residues, no culture. said. machinery equipment deal­ its toxicity, not its mere pres­ matter how minute, it too "The strengthening ag Stegelin noted that farm ers are providing credit. The ence, that determine whether much. However, if farm economy, coupled with a lower lenders, especially commer­ net result is likely to be an or not a chemical is a health chemicals were banned, few cost and greater availability cial banks, are showing signs increased availability of risk. people would be happy with the of credit and a higher return of a greater willingness to credit for sound operators," he Recent tests by the Califor­ results. A recent study by the on farm assets, is expected to provide credit-worthy farm­ said. nia Department of Food and American Farm Bureau Fed­ help bolster agricultural ma­ ers with investment capital. Agriculture showed that 78 eration shows what would chinery sales," said Exten­ In addition, he said, real es­ percent of the fresh produce in happen: Less than 1% 21% sion agricultural economist tate investment firms and life the marketplace has no de­ • Supplies of fruit and veg­ residues Pesticide insurance companies are be­ Finally, he said, spurring tectable pesticide residue. etables would be cut by nearly beyond residue Forrest Stegelin. permissible within legal Enthusiasm for increased coming more active in farm on sales, will be aging equip­ More than 21 percent of the one-half. ment that many have as a re­ source- levels guidelines purchases of farm equipment, real estate investment mar­ remaining produce contained • Fruit and vegetable prices California Dept, of Food and Agriculture however, may be tempered kets, , which may signal sult of caution in replacing it somewhat by reduced higher farmland prices and a during the 1980s.

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Soap Update by Seli Groves THE SPATS by JEFF PICKERING

' ALL MY CHILDREN: TVevor was shocked to see the wanted both of them dead. Frisco and Felicia fought over striking resemblance between Janet and her sister, Natalie. her application to the police academy. Anna and Sean tried He was moved by Janet’s story of being left impoverished to find Robert. Bill was shaken by the discovery of a brutal by her husband. Natalie then extended an open invitation murder, and the realization that the victim had been an evil to Janet. Livia agreed to join Jack’s law practice and man from his past. Bobbie demanded that Tony talk to her planned to move into Derek’s apartment with her teenage about their lack of communication. Wait To See: Bill son, Terry. After George tried to intimidate her, Ceara’s decides to make a potentially dangerous move. nightmares became even more vivid. Hayley visited Ar­ GUIDING LIGHT: Mo’s niece, Bridget arrived. It was lene and jail and pretended that everything was fine at a close call for Mallet and Francesca until Mindy helped ; .home. Adam got word to Arlene that Hayley was failing them. Later, Mindy turned down Billy’s request to come •' id-school. Jeremy and David reconciled and after receiving back to Lewis Oil. Harley and Samantha snooped around -Palmer’s blessing, Lainie and David were married at Daniel’s apartment. Frank was upset to learn Eleni had a Cortlandt Manor. Wait To See: Janet has a surprise for date with Dylan. Despite being stonewalled by Battles on Natalie. the Jessup case, Ross was still able to put some pieces ANOTHER WORLD: AsKathleen dared Cass to leave together. Alan-Michael found the missing piece in the with her, Frankie learned something that would change her Foundation leak. Bridget decided to make Dylan her spe­ life. After telling Loma to get close to Kathleen and D&M cial summer project. Wait To See: Samantha’s probe of Productions, Carl learned Lucas would no longer work for Daniel’s past yields a shocking fact. him. Jake resolved not to give up on Marley, although she LOVING: Monty’s landlady discovered his dead body was marrying Jamie. Just when she thought she and John in his apartment. Trisha and Trucker suspected each other no longer had problems with Taylor, Sharlene learned John of the murder, while Rocky suspected Rio, and Rio was to be investigated regarding the amusement park suspected Rooty of having committed the crime. Kate and events. Michael warned Donna not to interfere with him Louie were delighted that he was now working in the pie . and Stacey. Paulina was stunned when Grant found her and shop. Plans went ahead for the wedding of Ava and Paul. proposed. Wait To See: Jake sees a way to get Marley CarJy and Ava had a touching sister-to-sister talk, which away from Jamie. only made Ava feel more guilty about the secret she - AS THE WORLD TURNS: Lyla told Susan she didn’t carried. Wait To See: Thicker’s arrest for Monty’s murder •want to get involved with Cal. Julie told Andy she still makes someone very uncomfortable and potentially loved Caleb. The Snyders joined Lucinda in toasting Kirk dangerous. and Ellie’s upcoming marriage. Seth, Josh and Meg ar­ ONE LIFE TO LIVE: While covering a news story rived for the wedding. Dana admitted stealing Carolyn’s about a storm outside Llanview, Cassie was trapped by the ladybug charm. Kirk told Evan and Connor to work on raging weather. Bo went after her and the two wound up Holden while he (Kirk) was on his honeymoon. Angel stuck in a lighthouse during the storm. Tina got hold of stood up to her brother, Jay, during a family therapy Andy’s locket containing hair samples from Andy’s HOME HINTS session. Duncan and Margo discussed his growing feelings mother and Max. Megan was unsure whether Jake should for Jessica. Wait To See: Julie’s accident touches several take a private investigator’s job that would require his JvVes. traveling around the world. Herb comforted a concerned SPAGHETTI TWIST — I use spiral macaroni ins !;BOLD & THE BEAUTIFUL: Macy told Thome her Dorian after hearing of Cassie’s dangerous situation. Tina of long spaghetti for my toddlers. It has the same flavor, mother, Sally, was pregnant. Sally was stunned when and Renee met with DNA specialists to find out if the hair but it’s easier for them to handle and much less messy. Clarke told her he didn’t want her to have the baby. He samples could provide the truth about Max’s paternity. Eileen P., Tulsa, Okla. I Already had a son (with Margo) and he’s a lousy father. Wait To Sec: Dorian gets some disturbing news about Jake told Felicia he hated to hurt her, but he had to explore Cassie. ; fiis feelings for other women. Stephanie pretended to be SANTA BARBARA: C.C. blamed Sophia for Eden’s ICED COFFEE — Instant coffee dissolves in cold surprised when Brooke told her she used to live in the death. Dash told Flame he hoped to prove to Julia he’s not water as well as it does in hot water, and it’s much faster Forrester home with Ridge. Later, Stephanie was intrigued a rapist. Quinn begged Kelly for a chance to let her see him to make iced coffee using cool water than to heat it, then when Ruthanne said she saw Brooke and Ridge talking as he really is, not as she imagines. Julia told Denise she cool it off with ice cubes. Jim R., Houston, Texas £ together at the pool. Bill told Stephanie he had been her weakened the night before and let herself comfort Mason lover. Still pretending to have amnesia — but knowing Bill when he came to her out of grief for Eden. Denise learned “Look, Ellie! My old uniform was lying — Stephanie said she found that hard to believe. Dash’s real identity and threw him out when he came to PENCIL ERASER — When the eraser on that new Wait To See: Brooke realizes she’s playing right into see her. Lakeri refused Amado’s plea that she stop racing. still fits!” wooden pencil only leaves a black slick smudge instead of i Stephanie’s hands, and decides to start a game of her own. Wait To See: Gina is in for a surprise. a clean erasure, I rub the eraser with a few strokes of an DAYS OF OUR LIVES: Roman and Isabelle rekindled YOUNG & THE RESTLESS: Jill hoped her testimony emery board or a fingernail file. It works great on any type their old feelings for each other. Emmy was upset that she will help her gain custody of her grandson. Nina asked of rubber eraser. Jill V., Lakeland, Fla. couldn’t calm Bo’s rage over Carly’s marriage to Victor. Cricket and Danny to take custody of little Phillip. Kay Frankie’s feelings for Eve troubled him as he tried to reprimanded Jill for what she said on the stand. Victoria |. manipulate her into giving Jack a divorce. Lawrence went set up a dinner for Victor and Nikki. Jack was stunned BEE STING — If you are stung by a bee or wasp, cut ] ' oh- television to claim he, not Jennifer, was the victim of when Victor turned up at the ranch to tell him he would be an onion in half and place it directly on the sting as soon he'r rape story. Neil realized that no one will testify on his his right-hand man at Jabot. Nikki worried that Ashley as possible. The pain will be gone in a few minutes, and behalf regarding the faked pictures of himself with Sarah. might get too close to Victoria. Nathan came down with there will be no swelling. It sure beats ice, and a small Sarah insisted she’ll tell the hospital board her story until appendicitis, delaying his wedding to Olivia. Lauren onion is easy to carry on hiking and camping trips. Maggie revealed that Neil is her real father. Bo began called Scott to come to Los Angeles to see her. Sheila, suffering the symptoms of the syndrome. Kimberly stole worried that she might tell him about her baby, tried to stop \ ! the letter from Jack and Jennifer and gave it to Lawrence. hint from going. Wait To See: Nina faces some frightening RECORDED MOVIE — When I record a show on my J. Wait To Sec: Lawrence’s reaction to the letter surprises facts about her future. VCR, I just cut the article from the television directory !Kimberly. G}W/pM with the name and description and tape it on the cassette ; GENERAL HOSPITAL: Robert and Mac decided to itself. Hairy W., Kenner, La. V form a temporary alliance when they realized someone “Because there was no mall. 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Whales depend on their sense of hearing more than their sight. Sound travels faster through water than ACROSS 38. Counterpart ?. Vane through air and whales have good hearing. 1. English ofques. direction 39. Defeat, 9. Vetch , 5. Arid informally 10. Nautical Your Horoscope Your Horoscope 9." Sailor 42. Cape, term for one 11. Comedian Foxx by Charles King Cooper by Charles King Cooper 12. “I cannot 44. Black tell —” 20. Wild pansy 48. Lyricist 22. Lengthwise 13. Paradise Gershwin ARIES (March 21 to April 19) This week looks quite SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to December 21) Too 14. Pub order 24. Word with days promising regarding business and monetary interests. Still, much secrecy can make a family members feel cut off. 49. Discharge 25. Sass 15. Baking — 50. English river loved ones could quarrel about money after dark. You’re Remember to communicate! Work gains come now. 16; Grade 26. — bind 51. Neither’s(trapped) popular and sought after. The party life appeals to you Profits are likely. Others will take advantage in financial . ’.17. Scarlet now. A rumor may irk you, but stay clear of arguments. . 18. Prophet partner 27. Siamese dealings if you let them. Loved Ones buoy your spirits. ’■ 19. Marie’s 52. Heredity coin Vision Teaser TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Social life brings some CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 19) Once an .)»*»’ boyfriend factor 29. Small one gains, but privacy is what you need to finalize your career argument gets started, you’ll never hear the end of it. Don’t Listen 53. Editor’s word 31. Actress Arden plans. Home developments are to your liking. Make a point make waves. Consult with bankers about property im­ 1 54. Tight—, 1 ! V2V. Seance 31. — Moines of saving money. Those little expenses could get out of provements. Outside celebrations are favored over home , . sound in football 35. Yoked 55. Czech river hand. Enjoy sports and recreational pursuits. activities. You may be getting into a rut. Make a point to ‘ 23. Caviar 36. To chaff GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) Seek raises and new do something different. ' 25". Prone 56. Slippery ones 39. Queue 1 28. On cloud 9 DOWN 40. Type of will sources of income. A co-worker may be jealous over your AQUARIUS (January 20 to February 18) Jealousy rears ’ 32. Emcee's 1. Choir member 41. Comb wool good fortune, but shrug off others’ negativity. If you’re not its head in romance. Concentrate on career where success jopener 2. Lily relative 43.Numberof self-insistent, others will be more cooperative. An invita­ is assured. Complete assignments. Continued luck is with 33’. Group of 3. Neap, for one muses tion for a short trip delights you. you in the work place, but a co-worker seems under­ animals 4. Crushing 45. Chomp CANCER (June 21 to July 22) Be responsible about handed. This person could well be up to something! 34. Type of sorrow 46. Soviet city obligations. Financial gain is likely and home life is a plus. PISCES (February 19 to March 20) Don’t reveal your leather 5. Mexican 47. Tennis needs Be less critical of friends and loved ones. Serious discus­ hand in monetary dealings. Others don’t want to com­ 36. Miss Davis blanket 49. Id’s comp- sions bear fruit. Don’t argue over petty things. Good times promise. Don’t raise controversial issues now. Agree­ ,& namesakes 6. Dutch cheese ' 37-. Ripen are in store for you. Make plans for the future. ments are hard to reach about money. Intuition proves to 7. Go to bed LEO (July 23 to August 22) An important breakthrough be your best adviser. Distant affairs are happily accented. occurs careerwise. You’ll receive recognition or lucky new assignments. Keep peace at home base. A friend seems superficial, but a partner shows the way to exciting times. Accent togetherness. Financial judgment is good. VIRGO (August 23 to September 22) Financial oppor­ tunities are within your grasp. Watch friction on the job. Close ties give you valuable advice. Don’t skim the sur­ face. Seek long-term career gains. Luck is with you in travel and romance, but a family member is argumentative. LIBRA (September 23 to October 22) The way is clear now for career.successes. Schedule interviews and go after what you want. A friend is unusually taciturn. Social life is promising, but a family member may feel left out. Someone met through business is attracted to you. SCORPIO (October 23 to November 21) Don’t let a Weekly Baroscope Sponsored By: friend undermine your relationship with a child or roman-; tic interest. A busybody makes his influence felt. The unusual in entertainment suits you fine now. Romance has Thrif-T Drug a touch of glamour. A co-worker seems hard to fathom. Hospital Street Cadiz, KY 522-3441

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SPORTS WEDNESDAY EVENING JUNE 5,1991 6:00 SB SportsCenter JUNE 8,1991 6:30 o Major League Baseball Chicago White MORNING Sox at Cleveland Indians. From Cleveland MORNING Stadium. (Uve) 5:00 CD SportsCenter SB College Baseball NCAA World Series. 5:00 CD Fishing With Orlando Wilson CD WLAF Football World Bowl. (Uve) 7:30 CD SportsCenter From Omaha, Neb. (Uve) SB Glory Days 12:30 o ©3 a © PGA Golf Buick Classic. Final CuV spun* ■ umyiii * » 6:00 CD Tennis French Open. Early rounds from 6:35 CB Major League Baseball Philadelphia 5:30 SB Secrets of Speed round from the Westchester Country Club in 11:00 0 Trucks and Tractor Power Featured: Roland Garros Stadium in Paris. (Live) Phillies at Atlanta Braves. From Atlanta-Fulton 6:00 S © Fishing Rye, N.Y. (Uve) mud-racing competition at Bayou ^George County Stadium. (Live) O © Sportsman’s Friend O OB This Week in Baseball Community Park in Panama City, Fla.Irj Stereo AFTERNOON 7:30 (T) Tennessee Outdoorsmen SB SportsCenter SI Hank Parker’s Outdoor Magazine Fea­ 0 Baseball Tonight 9:00 SB Bud Outdoors tured: General Chuck Yeager fishes for bass in 11:30 09 Inside Winston Cup Racingln fitefeo 1:00 O Lead-off Man 9:30 SB Baseball Tonight southern Georgia.ln Stereo 12:00 0 NHRA Todayln Stereo SB America’s Cup '92 10:30 SB SportsCenter 1:00 Q Lead-off Man CD Bowling 1:20 o Major League Baseball San Diego 7:30 SB Sportsman’s Challenge SI Bill Dance Outdoorsln Stereo 12:30 O © George Michael’s Sports Mgdiineln Padres at Chicago Cubs. From Wrigley Field. 8:00 SB Jimmy Houston Outdoors SB Auto Racing Stereo (Live) S 3 Sports Tonight 8:05 CD WCW Power Hour Wrestling CD Winners Featured: Steve Kinser.ln^tgreo 11:30 SB Auto Racing 1:05 IB Major League Baseball Montreal Expos 2:00 CD College World Series Highlights 8:30 SB Outdoor Writers at Atlanta Braves. From Atlanta-Fulton County 1:00 CD Championship Rodeo From Mesquite, 12:30 SB Monster Truck Challenge 9:00 CD ©D CWA Wrestling Texas.ln Stereo ■’* . > 2:30 CD Just for Kicks 1:00 SB NBA Today Stadium. (Live) 3:00 CD Legends of Professional Wrestling SB Fly Fishing the World 1:20 Q Major League Baseball Los Angeles S I SportsCenter 1:30 SB SportsCenter 9:30 Fishin’ Hole 1:30 CD Sports Latenight 4:00 S B NBA Today 0 Sports Latenight SB Dodgers at Chicago Cubs. From Wrigley Field. 4:30 CD NCAA Today 10:00 CB WCW Pro Wrestling (Live) 2:30 SB Saturday Night Thunder X 5:00 CD Inside the PGA Tour 2:00 SB Up Close CD dD WCW Wrestling 2:30 SB Women’s College Softball 1:30 SI In-Fisherman Angling Adventureln 5:30 QB Up Close S I Great American Outdoorsln Stereo Stereo FRIDAY SB Outdoors 2:00 O © O © NBA Showtime EVENING 10:30 SB SportsCenter JUNE 7,1991 0 Baseball ’91 6:00 Q SportsCenter Banquet Frozen Foods 300. From Sears Point 6:30 SB Major League Baseball Teams to Be 11:00 0 College Tennis MORNING ® WWF Wrestling International Raceway in Sonoma, Calif. (Live) Announced. (Live) 2:05 SI American Sports Cavalcade Featured: 8:00CB(DOS) NBA Basketball Championship 11:30 o © CB © NBA Inside Stuff 5:00 SB SportsCenter 0@D This Week in Baseball modified sprint car racing at the D.I.R.T. Miller Final - Chicago Bulls or Detroit Pistons vs. Los 7:30 SportsCenter 300 in Syracuse, N.Y.In Stereo Angeles Lakers or Portland Trailblazers. Game SB 7:30 CD SportsCenter 8:00 SB Baseball Tonight AFTERNOON 2:30 CB © CD Senior PGA Golf Senior Players 8:30 SB Baseball Tonight 1•(Live) 8:30 SB Thoroughbred Digest Championship. Final round from the Tourna­ 9:30 SB Baseball Tonight 9:30 S B Glory Days *X; 9:00 fB © Q © Tennis French Open - Men’s 12:00 O CUD College Baseball NCAA World Ser­ ment Players Club in Dearborn, Mich. (Uve) 10:00 SB SportsCenter Semifinal. 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k i B-12, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, June 5, 1991 The Golden (P)age Willard Scott helps locate insured When Willard Scott talks his earlier days as TV’s Bozo mended to use them as role tween 1879 and 1964 by the trunks or in boxes of personal moved away from their origi­ about 100-year-old Ameri­ the Clown in Washington, models, to learn from them, Metropolitan Life Insurance papers in the attic. We want nal hometowns it is difficult cans, he does so with enthusi­ D.C. and gain the continuity of af­ Company. His own father people to know that the policies to send them a direct-ipail asm, pride and ready humor. After the show he sits on the fection that can live from sold those "industrial" poli­ are still valid and valuable." letter. W He is center stage at the edge of the stage to visit per­ older to younger." cies to working-class Ameri­ Executives at MetLife saw a "We must rely on publicity SunDome theater, addressing sonally with hundreds of Scott edges forward in his cans for more than 30 years. downturn in claims against and word of mouth as one se­ some 6,000 mature adults who mature adults, and to sign chair to emphasize his next Today, Scott is a spokesper­ the policies three years ago, nior talks to another." came to celebrate their mature autographs on printed pro­ thoughts: son for MetLife, in its efforts and launched a major cam­ People who hold these’ poli­ years, dance for three hours to grams, business cards and "If the younger people are to locate policyholders who paign to identify, communi­ cies or believe they may be the the Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra people's hats. deprived of something as hu­ still have not collected on the cate with and pay -off the poli­ owners or beneficiaries |of and meet the colorful weath- In the performer's dressing man and natural as the love, insurance. cyholders if the named in­ them should contact: MetLife ercaster from the NBC room backstage though, Scott respect and learning from the More than 155 million in­ sured has died. Family Reunion, One Madi­ "Today" show. gets serious. older, obviously they will dustrial policies, ranging in More than 300,000 policies son Ave., New York, N.’Y "I've never learned so "I've met thousands of cen­ have a void in their lives value from $250 to $1,000 were have been identified and their 10010. much from anyone or any tenarians and I am in awe of which will be filled with sold by the company, launch­ increased value paid due to Persons should include group in my life," Scott says, them. I learn from them. I something else, something ing the personal life insur­ the campaign over the past two their name and the natn’elof and then tells how he came to cherish their stories and their more shallow - the 'things' of ance business in America years. the insured (if different), the honoring centenarians in his place in .the nation's history the yuppies, the lazing around and vaulting MetLife to be the "But we've got a long way to policy number (if p os^l^), daily weather reports. over the past 100 years. to do nothing by the younger. largest insurance company go," states Spalter. "Because the insured's date ofbirtj* afd "I never thought about being "I had the same awe for my "Today there are about in the world; many , older adults have Social Security number.; ; 100, but eight years ago I re­ grandparents and what they 40,000 people age 100 or older According to Michael Spal- ceived a card from one such knew and taught me, and in the United States, and we ter, director of personal in­ person and I said 'Happy particularly how they shared expect that number to increase surance special projects for Birthday' to her on the air. laughter and love." to 100,000 by the year 2000. But MetLife, some 5 million, poli­ "That day and for the next The role of older adults in I'm not talking about needing cies are still outstanding. weeks, phone lines to my of­ society is important to Scott. to respect and learn from only "We'd like to find these fice were jammed and letters "I think that in this rush to­ centenarians but from all policyholders or their benefi­ with photographs came in 60 to ward younger people we are mature adults." ciaries. Most policies are now 80, and even by the hundreds not only rejecting the wisdom Scott also talks about insur­ worth far more than their each day. of the older but we are losing a ance, the five and 10 cent original face value, and may "So I made the 100th year continuity of affection premium policies sold be­ be stashed away in steamer Bunions congratulations part of my through the generations. weather reports each morn­ "The lack of a continuity of A bunion is an outgrowth of bone that ing, recognizing about 8,000 affection may be the reason Weekly Health Tip protrudes from the area surrounding the big centenarians over the years." we have the selfish, drug and From Rick Clement On stage Scott, 57, tells jokes alcohol and violence-ridden "We care about your health" toe. Normally, the joint of the great toe is and stories of his days as a culture in America today. 522-3211 disc jockey on radio and his "Because our society does deviated and misaligned. As a result, the big toe travels throughout the nation not revere the older adult, is forced into the second toe causing the for the "Today" show, often striking a pose reminiscent of younger people are not com- surrounding bursa to become painful and SURPRISE SUNBURN inflammed. What's Cookin' at the Kitchen? Bunions require PROMPT attention from a The following is the menu Thursday, June 13 - dried Podiatrist to prevent serious deformity. Dr. •st sunburns have provided by the Senior Citi­ beans and ham, mixed days, because you Michael B. Schussler and Associates can treat zens Kitchen for the coming greens, Harvard beets, as m uch as 80% of week. Reservations must be cornbread, fruit cobbler. raming) light pen- your bunions and will accept most major Also, water, sand made one day in advance for Friday, June 14 - tuna noo­ UV from the sky, insurance plans. each meal. Please phone 522- dle casserole, green peas, rd of: sunburn and 8341 by 2 p.m. for reserva­ mashed potatoes, biscuit, ba­ udy days. Be fore- Remember, Dr. Schussler 8c Associates really nana pudding. basses and apply a tions. ly days also. know your feet! Monday, June 10 - hot dog, Special Note: A hot lunch tomato soup, french fries, meal is provided to the elderly baked beans, brownie 60 years of age and above at 1762 Memorial Drive 615-552-3338 Tuesday, June 11 — beef Senior Citizens-Centers Mon­ Save-On Drugs Clarksville, TN 37043 Toll Free 1-800-467-3338 stew with sandwich, cole day through Friday from 11 Located beside the hospital slaw, pineapple upside down a.m. to noon. Please make Monday - Friday 8:30-6 p.m cake. your reservation the day be­ Saturday 8:30-4:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 12 -- fore between the hours of 8 ome in and check our. turkey and dressing, sweet a.m. and 2 p.m. Only a do­ potatoes, roll, green beans, nation is suggested to defray prescription low-price guarantee! cranberry crunch. the cost of a meal. SSI checks can go to In ‘Delicate Matters... the payees People who are already helping elderly parents who can't manage their own financial affairs should be aware that they can receive their parent's benefit checks directly if they become a rep­ resentative payee, said Gene Smith, Social Security Repre­ sentative in Hopkinsville. When a person becomes a representative payee, he or she agrees to manage a benefi­ ciary's Social Security or Supplemental Security In­ come (SSI) checks in the beneficiary's best interest. Social Security sends the benefit checks directly to the representative payee and re­ MAMMOGRAPHY quires the payee to account for the funds received and that the funds are spend on behalf of Accredited the beneficiary. While most older people can In delicate matters Trover Clinic’s knowledgeable staff cares about your manage their own money mammography concerns. We will guide you through the entire very well, Smith said, some can't., so they need someone exam procedure, answering your questions along the way. to serve as a representative OUr comprehensive mammography program, including state-of-the-art payee. A close relative, such as an diagnostic equipment, is accredited by the American College of Radiology. adult child or a spouse, is For more information call today. usually the best person to take on this fesponsibility. A rep­ In delicate matters, Trover Clinic professionals are here for you. resentative payee won't be ap­ pointed unless medical or other evidence shows that it's necessary. In addition to paying the TROVER CLINIC beneficiary's bills, a repre­ sentative payee also assumes Hopkinsville (502)887-5425 • Madisonville (502)825-7371 responsibility for reporting changes that might affect eli­ gibility for benefits. The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, June 5, 1991, B-13

Roberts Roost Mini-Storage FERRELL’S °Pen and Car Wash TRIGG COUNTY'S RESTAURANTS 24 Hrs- "Put your treasures in our nest!" Hamburgers • Chili • Special Breakfast | U jjA U t] Dealer - Elaine Roberts CHURCH DIRECTORY PAGE 522-3418 886-1445 821-7515 Hwy. 68 E. 522-3820 ___Cadiz_____ Hopkinsville Madisonville K entucky piggly wiggly Farm Bureau Nobody's gonna treat you better! "bale Henderson - Agent/Manager Open: 7 days a week 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Norman Cotton, Jr. - Agent Hwy. 68 E. Cadiz 522-3767 <31 BlS E 'V ^ r 522-8132______Cadiz c/Viiz DVtoWs tSZniufue dMall Patriotic T-Shirt e Copyright 1987 Rogers Sales « P.O. Box 505 « Joeiion. T Classes Open: Monday - Saturday A k " Call For Dates! 9 a.m.-5 p.m. . , : : M A B R E T H R E N Sunday 12 p.m.-5 p.m. f - H& H Sales 4 7 M ain 5 2 2 -3 3 1 6 B O T U O H T 1 W R Hwy. 68 E. Craft Supplies, etc. 522-7061 G A T A L K E D D E KNIGHT & HALE WIN N B H H U P S B F V WIN 1 E S P E A K A O E WAL-MART Uphold the principles of Jesus Christ first; family second; R O Open: Monday - Saturday 9 a.m.-9 p.m. and nature third. All three principles are gifts from our A R H N O D R D C A Sunday 12-6 p.m. Living God; gifts w hich, if taken too lightly, can easily slip 1 O P A N N N O T S ’away. Hopkinsville 886-6388 BIBLE S L T B A E A G H 0 BIBLE Compliments of D O H O D M A N H t SAVE-ON DRUGS E PENNYRILE RURAL E S w Discount Prescriptions D 1 S C 1 P L ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE 12 Wo r d s c o n c e r n in g th e Tru e K in d r e d of Ch r i s t . "flrauMy ^eriring Wqt ^erutyrtle" 522-3211 Ma t t . 12:46-50 KJV E. M ain 5 2 2 -6 6 7 8 ^ YHIDDEN m e s s a g e ______iti/C lic Jtlusic Mjoppe Trigg Supply 13 Marion St., Cadiz 1. Words are spelled forward, backward, horizontally, vertically, General Hardware*Plumbing & Electrical Supply 522-8994 and diagonally, as well as up and down. Lawn & Garden-Mower & Chain Saw All words are in a straight line, although the same letters may be used in more than one word. 330 E. Main 522-8551 3. When all words are found, there will be a HIDDEN MESSAGE spelled out by the remaining letters. Liberty Point Baptist Church RULES: Complete the above word search puzzle and mail it to: Wayne Glass, Pastor tO}E (Hahiz BRccorb Old Dover Road, Cadiz All correct entries will be placed in one box. A winner will be drawn 522-32is

522-3958 each month. t - c ^ . . . P.O. Box'312 Trigg County Hospitol Cadiz. Kentucky Crop Production Place Your Ad Here!! Services Message Search And Church Directory 5357 Hopkinsville Road 522-3931 Sponsored By The Merchants On This Page. Cadiz, KY 42211 or 235-5338 b a p t i s t Maple Grove Baptist CHRISTIAN Cadiz United Trigg County Manor 1 | F O R D 1 HIMSM CHURCH Irvin Darnell, Pastor CHURCH Methodist Jeep/Eagle "A Personal Care Home" Bible Baptist Maple Grove Road Halqua (Hal) Wilson, LITTLE RIVER FORD-TOYOTA We strive to make our Bill Meador, Pastor Cadiz Christian Pastor Highway 68 East Montgomery Eliza Dr. Tom Martin, Pastor 214 Main Street Jeep/Eagle personal care feel like home. 522-6237 beth Baptist 31 Main Street 701 N. Main St. 25 Shelby St. 522 3711 Bloomfield Mission­. Leon Townsend, Pastor 522-8402 Hopkinsville 886-8131 ary Baptist Highway 68 East, Cerulean Methodist Compliments of E.A. Brown, Pastor Rocky Ridge Road Roaring Springs James Powell, Pastor Highway 139 North 235-5233 Christian Hopkinsville Road WE REPAIR . _ , , _ - _ - . . _ ____ KYLER BRIDGE 522-7095 Billy Joe Nichols, Pastor Mt. Pleasant Baptist Roaring Springs Commu­ Dyer's Chapel United LONGS BODY SHOP COMPANY, INC. Buffalo Lick Baptist Grandville Courtney, nity Methodist 522-3392 Staff and Employees Pastor James A. Shuck, Pastor 2799 Wallonia Road 3666 Blue Springs Road Wallonia Springs Highway 68 West Highway 68 East Cadiz, Kentucky 235-5629 924-5335 Christian Glen Meyers, Pastor L in to n United L Bailey Lumber Co. Cadiz Baptist New Hope Baptist Highway 276 Methodist Harold Skaggs, Pastor Jimmy Gibbs, Pastor Joe H. James, Pastor F arm 82 Main Street Highway 525 CHRISTIAN Highway 164 522-3393 f e l l o w s h i p 522-6002 TORE, INC. (502) 522-6732 522-6222 Cerulean Rd. Mayes Chapel rs Blue Springs Baptist New Jerusalem Baptist Logos Christian Fel- CADIZ, KENTUCKY Johnny Hawkins, Pastor 10ws h i p John Frazier, Pastor Rt. 3 - Box 231 ) E f * A i I f ) J U | Y ' We’re Home Owned and 2550 Old Cadiz-Maggie Daniel Swartz, Pastor Will Jackson Road CADIZ I l i W I l V i n I Home Operated by Princeton, Ky. 42445 r P fc ^ Chris, and Daniel Washer Roa^ Whitecrest Hill THRIF-T DRUG "k/t'Affrukti tyiarBzSHtts Mt. Zion United Calvary Missionary Oak Grove Baptist Methodist DISCOUNT PRESCRIPTIONS Baptist Hal Shipley, Pastor Christian Fellowship FOOD STORES Church James H. Powell, Pastor AMERICAN EXPRESS Marshall Fortner, Pastor Oak Grove Road Cerulean Road Highway 274 522-6521 Evon McWherter, Pastor Downtown & East Cadiz 16 Court Street 522-3441 Pleasant Hill Baptist Oakland United Canton Baptist C h u r c h Methodist Ronnie Sivills, Pastor CHURCH. OF Southern States Jerry Bacon, Pastor CHRIST Joe H. James, Pastor P.O. Drawer 859 4808 South Road 924-5227 Oakland Church Road JQHNSON CADIZ BRANCH 522-7939 Cadiz Church Of Christ Feed • Seed • Fertilizer • LP Gas Service Cerulean Baptist Rock Front Baptist Rockcastle United Darrell Simon, Evangelist Methodist CONTROLS* wy. 68 E. ^arm anc* Home Supplies 522-6681 Henry Ramey, Pastor John Mitchell, Pastor 1785 East Main P.O. Box 86 Linton Road James A. Shuck, Pastor 522-8503 Cumberland Drive \Bank of Cadiz Rocky Ridge Baptist Delmont Baptist 522-3108 Highway 68 East Joiner's Chapel KENTUCKY MACHINE & & Trust Co. Billy Turner, Pastor 522-6907 Church of Christ ENGINEERING 288 Corinth Cem. Road Siloam Unite Richard Crutchfield, Together, We're Strong! Methodist Minister Donaldson Cree Second Baptist James A. Shuck, Pastor 79 Main St. 522-6066 Highway 139 South Siloam Church Road Cadiz 522-6061 Baptist C.L. Brown, Pastor Nickey Knight, Pastor Will Jackson Road CllIiR£H-Q.F Tobaccoport United Donaldson Creek Road GOD Goodwin Funeral Home CLYDE HITE South Road Mission­ Methodist ary Baptist "We handle Pre-arrangements" Lubricants and Fasteners East Cadiz Baptist Maranatha Church of Joe H. James, Pastor Eugene McWherter, Pastor God Tobaccoport Community 7450 Hopkinsville Rd. Mark Johnson, Pastor Serving Everyone in Trigg County Highway 139 South Allan Stokes, Sr., Pastor Hwy. 68 W. of Grocey Glendale Drive 347 Main Street 235-5477 522-7522 South Union Baptist EENTECOSTAL 138 E. Main 522-6676 HAWK'S TIRE John M. Ahart, Pastor CHURCH OF CHURCH Hilltop Freewil 2300 Lock E Road CLOP IN CHRIST Cadiz Pentecostal AND ALIGNMENT Baptist Richard Harley, Pastor Don Draughn, Pastor Trigg County Baptist Church of God In INAPAl N A P A ROAD ^ KING repair Highway 139 North Old Tobaccoport Road Roy W. Field, Pastor £.h n s t AUTO PARTS TIRES oil Line Street ^ n e y , Pastor WHEEL ALIGNMENT CHANGE New Pleasant Hill Quality Parts & Service Since 1959 Hurricane Baptist Highway 139 North Pentecostal -MAIN AND FRANKLIN - CADIZ, KY. (502) 522-6377 Gary Pate, Pastor Wallonia Baptist 1750 Main Street 522-6624 Highway 276 METHODIST. Highway 164, Linton Don Mock, Pastor Road Hamtown Restaurant 522-8777 Wallonia Community CiiJLlE-C.ll Cadiz Restaurant Bethel United Liberty Point Baptist CATII.OLLC EB.ESPYTERIAN "Old Fashioned Country Ham & Steaks" Methodist "Cadiz Finest" Wayne Glass, Pastor CHURCH Joe H. James, Pastor CHURCH Catfish-Salad Bar-Seafood Old Dover Road S t. Stephens Bethel Church Road Cadiz Presbyterian 522 6563 Hwy. 68 ; ;Hwy. 68 W. 522-3158 522-3958 Catholic Chapel Father Richard Danhauer, Bethesda Methodist Dr. Tom Martin, Supply Locust Grove Baptist Hamtown Texaco C-Mart Pastor James Powell, Pastor Pastor Highway 272 East Highway 68 West Highway 139 North 31 Main Street Groceries-Fishing Tackle 522-3801 522-8402 (Kahtz Hecorb [Hunting & Fishing License*Ky. Lottery P.O. Box 311, Cadiz 522-6605 Hwy. 68 W. Cadiz 522-6105 If Your Church Is Not Listed, Call 522-6605.

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ALL RECENT (1991) back Repos, consignments, etc. PROFESSIONAL DOG FOR SALE-23 Acre Farm. All MOBILE HOME FOR RENT. MAILBOX PROFITS- Get CASEYS PAINTING SERV­ MARY KAY COSMETICS fold copies of the Cadiz Record Handling repos, fleet, forclo- GROOMING by TINA (all fenced and crossfenced, pond, Call 522-7841. Uzzle’s Trailer rich selling inform ation by ICE: Painting in and out. are .50? + 6% tax each (.53?) sures, B and R vehicles. Big breeds). Ask for: Tina Davis. complimentary facial or inter­ cutting lot, county water, 5 Court. mail-FREE DETAILS-Write Paperhanging, woodfinish­ view, call Connie Coleman at Copies dating back 1990 and savings! Discounted prices on Westuck Veterinary Hospi­ m iles from Cadiz. Phone 522- Robert Gilkey, Box 53(CR), ing, drywall repair, small before are $1.00 + 6% tax all cash payoffs. Example: ’84 924-5220. - tal. Days 885-0895; Nights 7943 - $30,000. Ky., 40357 or call 606-362- carpentry work. Expert work­ ($1.06) each. The Cadiz Rec­ Buick Estate Wagon-9 pas­ 235-5068. Pick-up available. 4060. manship. 25 years experi­ ord. senger. Book value-$4400. RENTERS WANTED-For a NEED A LAND.SURVEYOR ence. Reasonable rates. Ev­ Payoff-$l 500. Several others: FOR SALE-3 acre lot. Owner 2 Bedroom, 1 and 1/2 bath OR ENGINEER? Registered Real fluffy, small Cock-A-Poo, will c a n y the mortgage. Call MAKE SOME EXTRA ery customer satisfied. 388- Dark fired tobacco bam on Celebrities, Escorts, Tempos, mobile home in Shawnee professional surveyor, high­ Peek-A-Poo puppies, $65-$85. 522-6641 foar more informa­ MONEY by selling those 2274. .65 acre land located on Riley Cutlass’, Topaz, Toyotas, T- Hills. Central Heat and Air, way engineer, lots, peerage, AKC Tiny Toy Poodle pup­ tion. items (clothes, etc.) you do Hollow Road. Holds approxi­ Birds. Several economy sta­ Satellite. Call 522-8765, Lynn subdivisions, construction pies, $125-$150. Small de­ not use anymore. Turn them mately 2 acres tobacco. Call tion wagons. All vehicles can Waller, Realtor®. Custom Bushhogging. Call staking. For all your survey­ posit will hold. Crofton. 1- into cash. Advertise in The 522-8392. be test driven. Call 885-0079. LAKE FRONTAGE-3 min­ 522-8908. ing needs contact James T. Cars by Premier Rentals utes from Boots Randolph Cadiz Record classifieds. Call Boren, 522-7955. ^ Hwy. 68 W, Dawson Springs Golf Course & Barkley Lodge. ( l3 . Wanted ESTATE JEWELRY. Booth For all your excavating needs Road. M UST SELL! City Water, 4. Miz Malva’s Antique Mall, call CADIZ EXCAVATING, PRIVATE Investigator approved for septic. Phone: POSTAL JOBS-$11.41 to Cadiz. HAVE SOMETHING TO 522-3317,1-800-225-2403 or D.B.A. Confidential Investi­ (615)-876-1291. $14.90 hr. For exam and SELL? Want to buy some­ 522-6940. Terry Braboy, gations, Southside Shopping (& Automobiles^) application information call 1991 - 16x30, 3 Bedroom, thing reasonable? Then place M anager. Center, Suite #102, Murray, FOR SALE: Matching Couch, 1-800-552-3995, ext. KYI 55. $15,900; Doublewide, LOT FOR SALE- Lakefront a classified ad in The Cadiz 753-2641. Love Seat, and Chair, N atu­ 8am-8pm, 7 days. CARS-1963 Chevrolet Nova $16,900. 14x70 3 Bedroom, lot on Barkley Lake, Rock­ Record. It’s easy. Just call ral Colors (Brown/Beige) 5 GLENN WEST-Roofing. 4 door. 6 cylinder, A -l Condi­ $11,900. See across from castle Shores area. $4,500.00. 522-6605. years old and in excellent Work guaranteed. Free esti­ ROBERT VANDIVER )SEP- tion. Under 44,000 miles. 522- Little River Ford or call (502) Call 1-904-483-3660. condition. $250.00 Call 522- 16. Services TIC TANK CLEANING 885-8511. mates. Reasonable. Metal 7837. V 3 Roofs included. Call 886- SERVICE. Prompt, efficient, 6378. and reliable service.'Rjsason- For Sale-MARLETTE ( ^ 2 For Rent ' ; C14 ”e»WMItea ) Air Conditioner, Appliance FOR SALE OR TRADE— Is it true...Jeeps for $44 able rates, no extra charg^ TRAILER 12x65 with tip out and Electrical repair. Call Close Out Prices on Western through the U.S. Govern­ for Su nday s or Holidays. C a fl bedroom and expandable liv­ Cadiz Y alls Shell Food Mart Phil for an estimate. 522- LAKE BARKLEY CON­ Saddles, Dusters, Bridles, ment? Call far facts! 504-649- Collect. Phone(502)886-4114. ing room. Central heat/air, CADIZ/ALL AREAS-Rent, is now accepting applications 3170. TINUOUS GUTTERING. Halters, Saddle Pads, Used 5745 ext. S-7480. washer/dryer hookup. $6500. Rent To Buy. Houses, Farms, for third shift. Above mini­ Aluminumor vinyl siding and Saddle. Crisp Furniture. 522- mum wage salaries are avail­ cornice. 34 Cunningham Call 522-7975. Etc. 2, 3, 4 Bedrooms. Prices ATTENTION: Ifyouneedto ROOFING -For commercial Avenue, Cadiz, KY 522-6788. 8. Boats to fit budget. Secured Rent­ able to people who are hon­ have something faxed or need buildings. An E.P.D.M. Ce- est, reliable, and able to deal FOR SALE:1977 Country als. (502) 581-1121. to receive a fax we can help! lotex Corp. rubber . system FOR SALE-12x70 Trailer, c with the public in a friendly Square 23’ Mobile Home. Just call THE CADIZ REC­ with a 12 year quaranteje. loaded. Call anytime 522- courteous manner. Apply at LAWNMOWER-repair. Over FOR SALE-28’ Sylvan Pon­ $5500.00. Stove, Refrigera­ FOR RENT-One bedroom ORD for details. It’s easy! 522- Price comparable to any type Cadiz Y a lls Shell FoodM art, toon Boat and Trailer. 1988 tor, A/C. Phone 522-0604, furnished apartment in roof. Free estim ate. .Call Jim H ighway 68 & 1-24 between (502) 235-5989. 60H.P. Johnson Outboard anytim e. Cadiz. $175.00 per month Brown Roofing 235-5740. 10:00 am and 4 pm. Monday FOR SALE-Blue Springs VRO. Cumberland Drive, plus deposit. Ask for Bill, 522- B & M SLAUGHTER­ Let us Boat Slip in Boat Dock #1. Blue Springs E states, Cadiz. through Friday. HOUSE- Custom processing. clean your house! Free MOVING? Local and out of 0324. Locher Realty. Septic Cleaning Service^! Call Bill 522-8191. Beef, Pork, Sheep, Goats and estim ates. Cadiz & Trigg Call (81,2)-425-1782. state moving. Complete set­ Septic tanks, grease traps^ FULL-TIME and Part-time Deer. Bill and Margaret County . Call 522-7889, after up andblocking. Licensed and efficient, reliable, reasonable jobs available. Apply at Pro- Meador. 522-7623 or 522- 4:00 p.im. FOR SALE-Ford Red Belly FOR SALE: Like new, less insured. 885-8511. For Rent:2 Bedroom Mobile rates. No extra charge for 7870. Cadiz, KY. Tractor-8N- $1500.00 Call than 25 actual hours. 1987- Home. W ater furnished. Ref­ Tek Security. 205 East 14th Sundays and Holidays. Lynn Waller Realtor®, 522- 18ft. Celebrity Ski boat with Street, Hopkinsville. What name did Dolly HUBERT LONG, 140 TRAILERS For Rent- 2 Bed­ erence and Deposit. No in­ 8765. 175 i/o motor. For more infor­ BATTERIES $29.95-Andup, Parton give her pet Spitz Simpson, Hopkinsville, KY rooms, $150.00 month, de­ side pets. Call before 7:00 a.m. mation Call 522-7837. exchange. Pit Stop Automo­ dog? 885-8076 or 886-9960. posit required. 4 1/2 miles or after 8:00 p.m. 522-8032. JOBS IN ALASKA- Hiring. tive, 1468 East 9th Street, FOR SALE: Snapper mow­ North of Cadiz on Highway $600+ weekly. Construction, Hopkinsville. Call (502) 885- ers, tillers, trimmers. Large HOUSEBOATS -1987 50 foot 139. Call 522-8765. Lynn oil fields, fishing, canneries. selection of tractors, front 3355. Gibson, loaded, $87,500; 58 Waller Realtor® HOUSE FOR RENT—26 Skilled/unskilled. Call now! engine and rear engine rid­ Foot Hilbum, aluminum, 1-206-736-7000 ext. 5077B2. Line Street. Call 522-6315 or ers self-propelled and push BEST TIRE DEALS in the $$ APPROVED $55,000; 1978 43 foot 522-6705. mowers, rear tine tillers. We Carlscraft, $37,500; 1983 44 Needed Immediately-Experi­ Area! Ask about the Dick have the best warranty on foot Gibson, $59,000; 74 53' enced Sewing Operators- Bryant Special at Clearview CREDIT $$ the market, 2 years total Stardust. Call (502)886-8928 Now accepting applications Apply in person: 7 a.m.-5p.m. Service, Inc. 1079 N. Main, protection -no questions or 474-2005. COMMERCIAL BUILDING for 1 bedroom and 3 bedroom (M-F), 7a.m.-llp.m. (Sat.). Hopkinsville, KY. 885-5686. asked!!! - on select models. SPACE for lease. Prime loca­ apartments. Section 8 as­ Elk Brand Mfg. Co., Inc. Personal loans, debt We dare to comapre. We also 9. Pets tion. Will build to suit. Call sisted. Equal Opportunity Lafayette St. Cadiz. EOE M/ Call (502)885-5212 for Blow offer easy m onthly paym ents Preferred Realty, Allen Perk­ Housing. Barkley Manor F/H. insulation, spray on insula­ consolidation up to on all equipment, plus a ins,Broker. Phone:522-3015. Apartments. 522-3969. tion, siding and soffit, replace­ complete parts and service AKC Brittany Pups. 1-502- ment windows. Free esti­ $50,000.00. Call today department. Stop by today 362-4018. FOR SALE by owner -2 Story NOW TAKING APPLICA­ POSTAL JOBS-Start $11.41 mates. All work guaranteed. and take a look. We also take Home. 2,500 square feet, fin­ TIONS for new 2-bedroom per hour. Carriers, sorters, Call collect. trade-ins with guaranteed ished basem ent, 4 bedrooms, 9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. AKC Minature Schnauzer apartment. Very energy-effi­ clerks. Excellent pay and trade-in values regardless of 2 kitchens, 2 living rooms, pups, wormed and shots. Salt/ cient. Quiet neighborhood benefits. For examination Can’t find anyone to fix those condition of your equipment. covered deck, 23 acres fenced, Pepper, $150. Black, $200. near school. $250.00 & up and application information little things that need fixing? Rapid Approval. Snapper -simply the best. 2 ponds. 4.5 miles from Cadiz. month. 522-7650. Johnny call 1-206-736-7000 ext. Call for FREE estimates. 522- Princeton Lawn & Garden Male and Female. (502)885- $75,000. Phone 522-7943. Oliver. 5077T2 6am-10pm/7 days. 8427. 1- 800- 336-9568 Supply, 201 West Green, 365- 9360. AKC Pekingese puppies, CAREER OPPORTUNITY GETTINGMARRIED? Short white; Toy Poodles; female NO GIMMICKS - of cash? FOR SALE - White Chihuahua; 3 pound, Nurse’s aides positions open for a EXTRA INCOME NOW! X wedding gown and veil. Worn wormed. Cadiz. 522-7631. premier facility, Hilltop Nursing once, cleaned and ready-to- ENVELOPE STUFFING - $600 - $800 every week- wear. Size 8. Excellent condi­ FOR SALE-Chinchilla, 1 year Home in Kuttawa, Ky. Our staff RN Free Details: SASEto tion. Priced to sell. Call 924- old male. Some accessories Educator will begin a class soon to 5349. and cage included. $30.00. Brooks Internationa!, Inc. Call 886-3485, after5:00.p.m. train you for a new career. Space is P.0. Box 680605 - Orlando, FL 32868 Lot on Kentucky Lake, 1 m ile limited. Call for confidential appoint­ South of Kenlake State Park HOPKINSVILLE KEN­ ment today. Ask for Brenda Satter­ in Anderson Shores. Easy NELS- Boarding, grooming terms. Call 1-800-621-3894 and pet supplies. Dog obedi­ field, LPN, ADON, 388-2291. or (502)474-8826 for appoint­ ence and counseling. Skyline m ent. Drive. 886-5621. WANTED GM Automotive Technician NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS Due to increased repair demand we have a job For opening which offers: Highest commissioned hourly rates for a skilled and Certified Medication Aides experienced technician. All repairs including war­ ranty work is assigned on rotation for fair work dis­ Hilltop Nursing Home tribution. W arranty work pays the same hourly rate as customer and internaUncreased repair demand Kuttawa, Ky. 388-2291 offers the opportunity to earn highest wages, com­ ______Equal Opportunity Employer pany paid hospitalization, life insurance, up to two weeks vacation, holiday pay and GM training. COM E IN OR CALL. C lassified Directory For interview appointment To E asy FOR SALE BY OWNER 502-885-9900 Buying or Selling Brick home - 148 Noel Drive. Central heating/ Ask for Ray Warren, Service Manager cooling, 3 bedroom, dining room, 3 baths, fire­ .Legals place, ceiling fans, hardwood floors under car­ SISK MOTOR COMPANY 2 ...... For Sale pet, basement, energy efficient, natural gas heat. Pontiac - Cadillac Large shady lot, full deck, garden spot, circle .Appliances paved driveway, storage building, quiet neigh­ Chrysler - Plymouth - Dodge borhood. Hopkinsville, Kentucky Since 1945 5...... 5 2 2 -8 0 4 6 6...... for appointment. 7...... 8...... 9...... 10...... R N 's 11 .-...... Real Estate Immediate Opening 12 ...... For Rent For Home Health. 13 ...... Wanted Must have at least 1 year experience. 14 ...... Help Wanted Primarily Monday - Friday, Days 15 • ...... Opportunities 1.6...... Services Please Contact Linda Minton, RN, BSN 17 ...... Miscellaneous JENNIE STUART MEDICAL 18 ...... Livestock FOR SALE BY OWNER-2 MILES 19...... Yard Sales CENTER HOME HEALTH SOUTH OF CADIZ 320 West 18th Street 3 Bedroom Brick, 2 Baths, Central Heat/Air, 20 . Free Large Living Room/Dining Room, Den, Rec­ 21 ...... L6st Hopkinsville, KY 42240 reation Room With Fireplace, Hardwood Hoors, 22 ...... Agriculture (502) 887-0118 Paved Drive, 3 Car Garage On Shady 1 Acre Lot. 23 ...... Personals 24 ... .Notices Equal Opportunity Employer Call For Appointment 522-8276 The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, June 5,1991, B-15 : Y.;/1 (ttahtz Btfoaxrfc Office Hours Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

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• SCHAMP’S ROOFING-Roof- BEEFALO MEAT-1/5 the fot FOR A GIFT of any kind No. 8-B in Nunn Brothers bond for the balance of said ing, Remodeling, Cabinet ofbeef.lesscaloriesthantuna (Birthday, Anniversary, Extension to East Cadiz purchase price shall be exe­ £ ' Work. Work Guaranteed. and 3/4 the cholesterol of friendship, etc.), send a year Heights Subdvision, a plat cuted by the purchaser with Free Estimates. Call (502) skinned chicken. Delicious! subscription to the Cadiz and map of which is filed in approved surety, made pay­ Record. For only $14.31 (6% 885'-3272 or (502) 885-2392. 885-2774. Misc. Book No. 2, Page 236-1/ able to the United States FQII SAI F tax included in price) in Trigg 2, Trigg County Court Clerk’s Marshal for the Western > of Lloyds' Decor snd Yazoo Mower's. 2 YR-60-RAD 2 Party Plan is hiring su- Co., $15.37 (6% tax included Office. This lot is on Anna District of Kentucky. The VCR-Cleaning&Repair.Fast BULLS AND HEIFERS: cyl. Wise. Engine. 1 YR 48-RAD ■ors. Absolutely no in- in price) anywhere in Ken­ Street with 75’ frontage purchaser of said real estate Dfependable Service. Leo’s PERFORMANCE TESTED 2 cyl. Wixc. Engine, 1 YR 60 entl Greater commissions! tucky. $18.00 out-of-state. thence E. 179’, thence N. 75’, is given the right to pay in with 2 cyl Wixc. Engine. All like ’ ' Repair Service. 924-5809. Simmental, Gelbvieh, and training! Call 1-800-874- Your gift will be remembered thence W. 181’ to the begin­ full the amount of the pur­ new, asking $3,500 to $4,000. Maine-Anjou crossbred serv­ all year long. We’ll send a ning. BEING THE SAME chase bond and the interest Please call (502) 227-2760. ice age Bulls and Heifers. (' WET BASEMENT? We make personal gift subscription computed at the rate of 6.07 National Paramedical Company Only the very top performers PROPERTY conveyedto Lacy Log Home Dealership-Top Log ‘ , wet basements dry. All work card. Order today. Send your percent per annum that has offered for sale. All animals M. Oliver and Cheryl D. Ol­ Manufacturer, seeks Dealer. operate own business. Good carries written guarantee. check or money order to the accrued from the date of sale Protected territory, high earn­ health tested and guaranteed iver, husband and wife, from administrative abilities and ' Morgan and Sons Construc- Cadiz Record, P.O. Box 311, to the date of full payment to ing potential, full training & aales skills required. Resumes to breed. Smith Broadbent Michael E. Gayheart and tion, Inc., 2870 Morgan Lane, Cadiz, KY 42211. Be sure and the United States Marshal. leads provided. Need not inter­ include address and phone Farms, Cadiz, KY 42211. Sandra Gayheart, husband Paducah, Ky. 42001. 442- include name and address of The real estate shall be sold fere with present employment. number to: G.' Doyle, 8134 New DAY (502) 235-5182 NIGHT and wife, by deed dated the Models suiting at $9690. 1- LaGrange Road #200, Louiaville, receipient andhowyou would free and clear of any and all (502) 235-5170.. 26th day ofMarch, 1982, and 800-678-1424. Brentwood Log KY, 40222-4676. like your card signed. liens and encumbrances, recorded in Deed Book 119, Homes, 427 River Rock Blvd., ■ ' YARD SERVICE- Will do except for any state, county, Murfreesboro, TN 37129. Page 420, Trigg County Court mowing, trim trees and LIVESTOCK FOR SALE: city or school ad valorem taxes Clerk’s Office. The Above shrubs or any type yardwork Registered Angus service age which may be due and pay­ Dealership Log Homes-National perience requi (J24. Notices') described real estate is being log home manufacturing com­ oroddjobs. FREE Estimates. bulls, yearling bulls, and able or assessed against said hours, full-part sold to satisfy judgment in pany has America's finest lines include addresi : : -Call 924-5217. yearling heifers for sale from property at the time of sale, the amount of $25,664.25, starting $9872. Great earning number to: G. D< USDA and Kentucky Certi­ NOTICE OF UNITED and shall be sold free and plus accrued interest in the potential. Will not interfere LaGrange Road, fied Herd. Mahr Farm, ST ATES M ARSHAL’S clear of any right or equity or with present employment. De­ 40222-4676. amount of $1,543.99, as of Miscellaneous Madisonville, Kentucky. SALE-By virtue of Judgment redemption. The rights of all posit 100% secured by model April 23,1991, plus additional BF.I.P WANTED D Telephone: 821 -0156 and 821 - and Order of Sale entered parties shall attach to the home. Call Mr. Lamont 1-800- intereste which accrued at the 321-5647. The Original Old- OTR Drivers. 12 months experi­ 1909. VISITORS WEL­ May 13,1991, directed to me proceeds of the sale of the daily rate of $9.3165 from Timer Log Homes And Supply. ence, 23 years of age, drug , ATTENTION: If you need COME! and issued from the Office of real property in the same April 23,1991, until May 13, ML Juliet, TN 37122. testing required. Hornady something faxed or need to the Clerk of theUnited States manner and with the same 1991 and interest thereafter Truck Line. Start 23-26c/mile, receive a fax we can help! District Court for the West­ effect as they attach to the on said judgment at the rate tarp/vacation pay, safety •' Just call THE CADIZ REC- (| iiM ern District of Kentucky, at property prior to the sale, for bonus, spouse passenger pro­ of 6.07 percent per annum, . .QRD for details. It’s easy! Paducah, in the action of RALPH L. BO LING, gram. 1-800-648-9664. United States of America, until paid, plus costs, dis­ UNITED STATES MAR­ LOST-Monday May 27,1991, bursements and expenses. Plaintiff, v. Lacy M. Oliver, SHAL, Western District of 12:00 noon-large beige shoul­ et al,'Defendants, Civil Ac­ TERMS OF SALE The real Friendly Home Parties has ESTATE & TAG SALES- Kentucky. 114 U.S. Court­ $28,000 per couple, plus bene- der bag containing credit tion No. C91-0057-P(CS), on estate will be sold to the high­ openings for demonstrators. No VJEAN W. CROFT-365-9099. house Building, Louisville, fiU. Contact Mike Armbrust, cash investment. No service cards, photos, billfold, driver’s July 16,1991, at the hour of est and best bidder at the [ , If J'ou should need to dispose KY 40202 10901 Shelbyville Road, charge. Highest commission and license, etc., in the vicinty of place and time above men­ of a number of items for any 11:00 a.m., at the Trigg Louisville, KY 40243- 502-245- hostess awards. Three catalogs, T. C. Hospital. Finder please tioned for cash or upon a 2161. k -; reason, call the above to coor- County Courthouse door, over 800 items. Cull 1-800- return contents to T. C. Hos­ , • „ • dinate your sale. Cadiz, Kentucky, I will sell to credit of 60 days, with 15% of pital or call 522-1261, Sarah the highest and best bidder said purchase price being in Guier Lantrip. the following real estate: Lot cash on the date of sale and a What's so different about the FOR SALE: Strapless, full Happy Jack 3-X Flea Collar? It -' • le’ngth, white sequin prom To place a nearby facility for you to works! For dogs & caul At > professionally. Tuition is ’ gown. Size 4. Call 924-5349, SOUTHERN STATES A better statewide classified As a convenience to Water w/financial aid available if feed stores. X • after 5:30 p.m. POST FRAME BUILDINGS Haulers, tanks of water qualify. In 4 weeks you'll affordably priced for your every need. iligible to drive for Poole, X - ’ -I-B U Y ANYTHING OLD, ©je dabiz HReccrb res suit soon. Call 1-800- m ay be purchased at Bar­ S000, ext. 414 DepL BW-1. . * JEAN W. CROFT, 365-9099. 522-6605 [ Old-furniture, one piece or kley Lake Treatment plant *.* house full; quality quilts; old Time share uniu and camp­ ^ jewelry (gold and costume); at Canton until 9:00 P.M. ground memberships. -Cheap! ™ old quality china; old glass- Worldwide selections. Vacation ware; vintage clothing and Monday thru Friday. Network U.S. and Canada 1- D ru g 800-736-8250/305-771 -6296. •* etc. Top dollar paid. OTR Drivers. Flatbed Operation. Leased to t major carrier. Up to Free rental information 305- Store, Inc. 27 cpm to start. Home most 771-6331. MIKE ROSE MUSIC. New 1000 gallons....$5.00 weekends. Vacation pay, •* and Used Pianos for sale. Trusses Fitted health, dental, life inaurance Gatl inburg Summit-Breathtak­ 500 gallons $2.50 ing mountain top viewi of S* Piano tuning. “17 years expe- available. Patsenger Program. Spring Elastic 250 gallons $1.50 Must be 23 years old. 1 year mountains.Fireplace, balcony, % rience in Church Music.” 522- verifiable driving experience or kitchen. Indoor pool, jacuzzia. f* 8433 or’522-7867.-- - - 808 S. Main Driving School graduate; -Gall 1- Honeymoon & Weekend spe­ PRINCETON WELDING 800-457-5975. Power Leafing cials! Free brochure 1-800- Hopkinsville, KY Inc. Springfield, TN. 242-4853, (205) 988-5139. *: PROM DRESS FOR SALE: & RADIATOR Size 3. Silver, strapless bod- 885-5341 - W ice, full white skirt with net 901 Maple Street, Princeton, Kentucky *• overlay. Tea-length. Only $50.00! Call 522-6217 after ASC Certified '* 7:00p.m. weeknights or any- WE BUILD & REPAIR BOAT DOCKS % , tipie weekends. Free Estimates Mechanic Needed

*. -. STRIPPING, REFINISHING Buy Now Must have tools. ! and REPAIRS of your furni- Shop • ture. One piece or house full. Experience with 365-2151 And Call 365-9099. Fords a must. Get VANDY’S FLOOR SERV- Paid vacation plus * JQE-Vinyl, Carpet, and Wood 4th Week in stock. FREE ESTIMATES! NOTICE OF SALE other benefits. Find Out What Hwy. 68 West, Cadiz. 522- Apply in person at 1014. Hours 10:00-4:00. BY SEALED BID . f r e e ! . Appointments after hours. Cadiz Motor Cadiz Has To Thanks For The Barkley Lake Water District will Com pany ■ Reading sell the following two trucks by sealed Offer...Pick Up bid. Your Copy Of

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