A-2, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, April 24,1991
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^ sr«S J € l!S Prisons today differ from 'hang 'ems' I'D LIKE TO APPLY FOR. A LOAN TO TIDE ME OVER DURING Man's inhumanity to man a molestation suit be field. TVIE SEVEN-DAY is less today. This I learned V oice I have learned that several molestation suits are pending WAITING PERIOD FOR from Bill Cunningham's most interesting account of of against the Scout organiza MY HANDGUN,,, history of prisons in V e n ab le tions or Scout Masters. Kentucky, which he gave to I worked with boys and girls the Trigg County Historical from 1932 to 1974 and I never Society. heard the word "sex abuse." In pioneer days there was Was I just naive or was I liv FIRST i less need for prisons for they ing in a different age? NATIONAL "hung 'em as soon as they Courujty: M.W . "C huck" caught 'em." Thomas and Luther Thomas. The preacher had completed BANK The first Kentucky prison The )Luther Thomas Educa a sermon on perfection and was built in Frankfort in tional Building, which Luther wondered if anyone thought 1797. It was run by private -estabjlished is named for him. he might be perfect. From the contractors and by 1878 con Conjditions at the prison are back of the church a little man ditions were so bad it was much improved over early stood up. known as the "black hole." days. "I am not perfect," he said. Governor Luke Blackburn, ”1 am just representing my a doctor in the Confederate The clock on the wall has wife's first husband." Army, put through prison re been ticking in the John Street form. General Highland B. Meth odist Church in New "Forgotten” is the title of the Lyon, a Confederate general, York City. It is the oldest book by Peggy Say in which ^ was instrumental. in bring Meth odist Church in Amer- she details her years of strug ing the penitentiary to Ed- gle trying to free her brother, dyville. Terry Anderson, a "Abandon hope all yea who I w as shocked to learn that "forgotten" man held hostage enter here," was inscribed on the f! Scout Organization re- in Lebanon. the wall. quire 3 two leaders be present The John Street Library has Cunningham was the most with boys at all times, so that a copy, which is in such de Letter Just The Other Day complementary of the two who there be no danger of boys be- mand, that you must get on a served Eddyville from Trigg waiting list. By Billy Rawls ing sexually molested or that
TC’s Red Cross A human chain of old ding- thanks FCA for a-lings set telephones to jin L e t t e r s gling in the Cadiz area to ar blood drive range a whing-ding in honor of a long absent ex-resident of To the Editor: Trigg County. It was one of Kentucky S heriffs Ranch We take this opportunity to those cases that stems from a thank the FQA club at Trigg growing desire in advanced County High School and their years to renew acquaintances slated to re-open June 9 sponsor, Coach Dixie Jones, of the past while there is yet To the Editor: sheriff and his deputies are to TRIAD program to held the for sponsoring the recent time to do so. This is a phe Sheriff Randy Clark will be commended for taking elderly. blood drive at the school. nomenon that is common to soon be gathering a few care of needy children by Sheriffs are proving that We had 37 people come in; those who finally admit that children from Trigg County maki ng this summer camp "service to humanity is the we had 25 successful donors. life is fleeting. who will be attending the exper ience possible for them. best work of life." There were 32 potential first As old cronies gathered around a line of tables loaded with Kentucky Sheriffs Boys and The sheriff provides the Our summer camp will be time donors! assorted delicacies, some catching up on the latest was evi Girls Ranch in Gilbertsville transjportation to and from the open on Sunday, June 9. If you Even though everyone who dent, but this soon lapsed into the group's common knowl in western Kentucky. campi for the children attend know of an unfortunate 9-13 came in was not successful, edge of many years ago. In that sense, married or widowed Last summer, the Sheriffs ing, as well as hosting year old, please contact Sher we would like to recognize all ladies were regarded by their maiden names which were Ranch had a record number of fundraisers for the camp. iff Clark. Last summer 16 of them for their efforts. representative of the depth of recollection. boys and girls. Eleven hun Sheriff Clark is a strong sup- children from Trigg County ™ First timers include: Mike George Major and I were the only males present at the dred and three children, split porte r of the Boys and Girls enjoyed this once in a lifetime P'Pool, Chad Sivills, John party and were hence among the few who's last names had almost equally between boys Ranch and we appreciate his experience free of charge to Harris, Vic Haines, Brian not been changed. In the spirit of the dim past (and my lazi and girls, enjoyed the sum help. them. Lubbert, Jimmy McNichols, ness), here are the other members of the gathering. mer camp experience. Since In addition to being in This is the greatest summer Caroline Stewart, Melanie Margarine Timmons was the guest of honor. Others were: 1979, almost 11,000 children volved with the ranch, more camp in the nation and we ard Walker, Kenny Wirts, Greg Charline Jones, Sarah Malone, Mary Elizabeth "Scoots" have attended. than 70 Kentucky sheriffs eager to accommodate chil Oliver, Carolyn Johnston, Alexander, Elaine Baker, Ola Timmons, Mae Minton, There has been a lot of ad have a DARE program in the dren from Trigg County. Mary Magdelene "Cotton" Cunningham, Mary Magdelene Erika Dubowsky, Kevin verse publicity about law en school, many block and Sincerely, Hamby; Banister, and Marsha Held (she's Margarine's daughter forcement officials in the last neighborhood watch programs and a furriner). Matt Skinner, Chris month, but in Kentucky, the and some are starting a Executive Director Muiller, Michael Fuller, Patti Most all of the above had been bom and raised within hol Frederick, Ricky McGraw, lering distance of each other. Margarine and I went to Cliff Carneyham, Chris Loyd, school together for twelve years back before there was such a Jimmy Brooks, Jason Porter, thing as oleomargarine. Her father was Lewis "Red" Tim Cookbook authors praise John Jason Mitchell, Jeremy mons who could cut hair so fast that he may hold a record of Quinn, Mike Boone, Christy some sort. L. Street Library, work of staff Samsil, Scott T. Bridges, As we jabbered in the Hamtown USA Restaurant, we re Wade Young, Dietrich membered when one lone business place sat isolated on that Lander, Brian Schuck, Pat hill. Rumor had it that it was burned down by a competitor in To the Editor: staff.,! for the very fine job they We urge everyone to visit Bush and Craig Quisenberry. the hard-drink business. We were delighted when are (doing. our local library and take ad- Q This first time is always the This spurred my memory of being told by my old friend, invited to participate, as Tri'^gg County is indeed vantage of what is offered hardest; now that you are past Garfield Poston, that a saloon once inhabited the rear of the authors, in the celebration of fortunate to have a library of there, the wealth of knowledge that, we sincerely hope that building that burned when the newspaper office of The Ken National Library Week at the this magnitude, 19,000 books contained within the books ; this will be the first of many tucky Telephone (the forerunner of The Cadiz Record) John L. Street Library on on t>4e shelves, and a 2,500- and other sources will enable donations for each of you. caught fire next door. The replacement buildings now house Monday, April 15. book capacity Bookmobile, us all to "keep up" and have a Previous donors who came Mildred's Flowers and Miz Malva's Antique Mall. Such We were not only delighted plus other services as a fax better understanding of our in included Kay Robinson, was the antiquity of much of our conversation. because we were given an op machine, copier, slide pro ever-changing world. Jessica Siegmund, Jerri Those were the days before my friends went their separate portunity to bring along for jectors and film strips. Our thanks is extended to Chambers, Becky Ginn and ways to strange surroundings where everything lay ahead the public's pleasure an as With all these attributes, the John L. Street Library for Nancy McKinney. of them, and they had little time to think of their roots. But sortment of delectables from plus the services of an excel having us during their cele- ~ The next community drive there comes a time when the reality dawns that everything our cookbook, "Barbara and lent staff led by Librarian bration, and we also thank the ™ is June 25 — hope to see you all we have experienced is integrated into what or who we Mary's West Kentucky Margaret Newby, we feel the many supporters of our cook there! eventually become. Recipe Collection," but to show John L. Street Library is very book. appreciation and gratitude to Thanks to Coach Jones who M argarine's mother was just 'Miz Timmons' to me. So I up-front in the assets of Trigg Barbara Shore the library, its librarian and County. saw to it that there were run- inquired as to her maiden name, and discovered that she Mary B. Graham ners/escorts there all day to was the daughter of Pete Light who built the old log house that help. is now camouflaged as Pete Light Springs Restaurant. The only ones who signed Margarine has searched in vain for a picture of her the volunteer sheet were grandfather, Pete Light. Surely there is one somewhere in Soldier thanks Cadiz for its support Matthew Ladd, Scott Bridges Trigg County that she can borrow to make a copy to keep her Dear Cadiz: community as a whole. worthwhile. and D.M. Martin, but there family vivid. If you know the whereabouts of one, please I'm a 24-year-old soldier, Yo ur support makes our job Thanks again, were other students who contact Margarene's sister, Mrs. Clyde Hite (phone 235- currently stationed in easier and all the more A Soldier helped. To all o f you -- 5998, Gracey, Ky.) and make Margarine’s hometown visit Kuwait. The war is over now, thanks. complete. and our job is coming to a *** Thanks goes to Jo Nell close. Kyler and Jess Vinson who Do you remember: William Bush, Madalyn Nunn, Dora Before I come home, I want helped on registration; June Cunningham, Sam Curry, and/or feeling left alone in the to say thank you for your <33jt (ttafttz BRccorh Traver and Ann Harper who world? ' support. I saw many letters Jaii Cave.... General Manager/Advertising Director took blood pressure; Billie from your town, from people of Martin and Mabel Martin, all ages. Cindy Camper...... Editor who took care of labels and I also passed through Cadiz William H. Rawls Jr...... Circulation Manager1 bags; before I was sent here. The Ann Richardson who Published each Wednesday by Waterland Press ribbons in support of Terry served at the canteen and the V o ice Inc. Second class postage paid In Cadiz, Trigg County, Ky. Anderson and the new ones in USPS-082-520. Single copy: 50 cents. Subscription Rates: in members of Beta Nu Chapter, support of all soldiers here county, $14.31; out of county Post Office, $15.38; out of ESA, who provided cookies state, $18.00; subscriptions sold only by year. Address all was heart-warming. I saw so and sodas for the drive. Your Opinion mail to P.O. Box 311, Cadiz, Kentucky 42211. Phone (502) many people wearing pins 522-6605. We appreciate the school Write to: Editor, and ribbons of support, it was Deadlines are as follows: Sports and Agriculture administration for allowing am azing. articles Thursday at 2:00 p.m. News and Society articles The Cadiz Record, Box Monday at Noon. Classified advertising Fridays at Noon." us to have a drive at the I have seen two "conflicts” school. Regular Display advertising Monday at 4:00 p.m. Advertising 311, Cadiz, Ky. 42211. now and have never seen rates available upon request. Gloria Davis, chairman caring like in your town. Located on Nunn Blvd. Office open daily 8:00 a.m. Trigg County Red Cross You have every reason to be to 4:30 p.m.; closed Saturday, Sunday and holidays. Blood Program proud of each other and of your i t The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, April 24, 1991, A-3
AWARD WINNER - Jeremy Ray, a sophomore at Trigg County High School, won the U.S. Navy Science Distinguished Achievement Award and a $400 scholarship to Murray State University for his project titled "Determining the Relative Efficiency of Various Airfoils, High Lift Devices and Planform Types" in the Re SUPERIOR EXHIBIT - Stacey Marshall, a freshman at Trigg County High School, won a superior rating gional Science Fair held April 12-13 at MSU. Ray is shown discussing his superior-rated physics and engineer for her exhibit at the Regional Science Fair at Murray State University April 12-13. She is shown talking to Dr. ing project with Dr. Gary Boggess, dean of the College of Science at MSU. Ray is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gary Boggess, about her exhibit in the physics and engineering category titled, "What Type of Firewood Pro Ray of Cadiz. duces the Most Heat?" Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. William Marshall.
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AWARD WINNER - Bill Kehrwald, a freshman at Trigg County High School, won a superior rating for his exhibit at the Regional Science Fair at Murray State University April 12-13. He is shown discussing his project "The Effects of Anabolic Steroids on Developing Chicken Embryos" with Dr. Gary Boggess. Kehrwald is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kehrwald of Cadiz.
ISEF RUNNER-UP - Neely Quist, a sophomore at Trigg County High School, was the ISEF (International MOVING AUCTION Science and Engineering Fair) runner-up at the Regional Science Fair held April 12-13 at Murray State Uni versity. She is shown discussing her exhibit, which was rated superior, was Dr. Gary Boggess, dean of the Col Saturday, May 4, 1991 Rain or Shine 9:30 a.m. lege of Science. The exhibit was titled "Effects of Oil and Temperature on Aquatic Plants." She is the daughter 2641 Riley Hollow Road. From Cadiz, KY go West 1 mile to Hamtown. of Mr. and Mrs. David Quist. Turn right on KY 274, go 1 mile, turn left on Riley Hollow Road.
TRUCK HOUSEHOLD ITEMS SH O P T O O L S
Partial list: 1984 Ford F-150 (V-8, A.T., A.C., P.S., Tilt, Cruise, Nice Truck), 12 HP M;T.D. Yard Tractor, Home Comfort Cook Stove (real nice, useable condition), H & R Pump Shotgun (16 ga.), Boker-Case-Barlow Knives, Kitchen cabinet with flour bins, Treadle Sewing Machine, China Hutch, Wooden Rocker, Akai Reel Recorder, Color TV, Mirrors, Small Refrigerator, Tappan Electric range with micro-oven, Punch Bowl and Cups, Lots o f Assorted Glassware, New Wilton Cake Pans (several), Cast Iron Items (pots, etc.), Yard Cart, Fishing Poles, Shop Tools, Numerous Furniture Items, Shed Items and Miscellaneous, Wicker Baskets, Metal Shelves, Weight Bench, Rowing Machine, Steam Cabinet, Brother Sewing Machine, Drill Press, Air Compressor, Electric Drill, Jig Saw, Circular Saw, Grinder, Extension Ladders, Dr's Exam Table, Electric Roaster, Sunlites, Yard and Hand Tools, Weedeater, Old Implement Wheels
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AWARD WINNER — Glenda Malone, a sophomore at TCHS, discusses a botany project which was rated su O w ners: Mr. & Mrs. William T. Crabtree, et al (522-8191) perior and won the Marine Corps First Place Award in the Regional Science Fair at MSU April 12-13 with Dr. Gary Boggess. He project was titled "The Effects of Vitamins on Plant Growth and Respiration." She is the Note:Bill and Reba have moved to a smaller home. Come buy good, clean items at auction daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Malone. prices. S. Dell Freeman CITY OF CADIZ DELINQUENT PROPERTY TAXES -1990 Auctioneer-Broker The following tax bills include penalties: Kent Korte - Auctioneer 517 Irvin, Frank Est. 1.88 110 Hospital Street 23 Alexander, Rheda 134.00 Cadiz, KY 42211 26 Alexander, Tandy Jr. 4.20 531 Jones, Jolly 57.28 Phone: 502-522-3101 40 Anderson, Dilman 100.83 532 Jones, Kenneth 32.60 533 Jones, Linda 57.68
90 Beasley, Ada .25 558 King, Walter & Doris 90.29 ESTATE AUCTION 96 Bingham, Charles 37.11 Saturday, April 27,1991 Rain or Shine 9:30 a.m. C.D.T. 98 Bingham, Joe Lewis 238.20 613 Love, Alsie M. 110.40 118 Boyd, Charles 60.19 9030 Julien Road, KY 272, West of Hopkinsville, KY 139 Brimmer, Raymond 113.73 143 Brown, Hazel 5.02 629 Martin, Beatrice 13.84 157 Burke,Mertie 12.54 631 Martin", Leroy 94.74 QUALITY FURNITURE HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 164 Bush, Jerry L. 95.30 635 Martin, Thomasi M . 8.09 640 Mayes, Anthony V. 48.91 643 Mayes Price -Est- 9.96 Partial list: Lilliam Russell Cherry Bedroom Suite (by Davis Cabinet), Cherry dining 644 Mayes, Robert -Est- 8.03 table & 6 chairs (by W illet Co), Cherry slant-top secretary, Victorian couch, love seat and 645 Mayes, Scott Clark 61.52 173 Cadiz Development Corp. 14.30 chairs; Six marble-top tables, Cherry poster bed (by Davis Co), Cherry rocker, Spool bed, 177 Cadiz Restaurant 4.32 697 ' McGee, Amanda 6.95 699 McNichols, Johnny 61.70 Large cedar chest, Crystal stemware, Pope-Gosser China "Gypsy Rose", Treadle sewing 232 Conger Construction 135.43 234 Cortner, Debra S. 100.32 machine, Dazey chum, Camel-back trunk, Wooden rocker, Oak buffet, Round maple table 250 Crenshaw, Lewis 23.25 and 6 chairs, Magnavox color TV, Lamps, Pictures, Six straight-back chairs, Recliner, _251 Jjrenshaw, Lillie I. 90.5A. 782 Radford, Betty & Others 16.46 Platform rocker, End tables, Porch glider and chairs, Maytag washer and dryer, GE Range/ 292" Curtis, John A. 6. Nell 20.06 783 Radford, Helanda 106.79 785 Radford, Norris 30.43 two ovens, GE Refrigerator, GE portable dishwasher, GE Chest Freezer, Westinghouse 795 Redd, Rondal 7.78 upright freezer, Electrolux sweeper, Concrete planters, Pots & pans, Miscellaneous items. 796 Redd, Rondal W. 5.76
T erm s: Cash or check with proper ID 866 Smith, G. R. Est. 67.72 344 Edwards, Rodney 105.22 947 ■ Thomas, Cornelia 109.82 Note: Chance to buy quality furniture, in excellent condition, at auction prices. Announce 363 Fletcher, Allen Ray 60.19 965 Thomas, Quincy 135.57 ments made day o f sale take precedence. 974 Thompson, Rhoda 15.64 983 Trigg Co. Salvage 40.90 O w ner: L.T. Claxton Estate 997 Tyler, Dennie 81.51 404 Gary Duncan Assoc. 135.43 407 Gasthof Inc. 87.78 428 Grimes, Mary J. , .25 S. Dell Freeman
1011 Auctioneer-Broker 450 Harper, Edward 2.51 Wadlington, Katherine 5.76 1045 467 Henderson, Dearl 43.14 Wharton, Charlie & Mary 2.77 110 Hospital Street 1057 508 Humphries, Holman 10.03 White, John Wilson 6.85 1065 Wilford, Bobby 1.51 Cadiz, K Y 42211 1074 Wilson, Arthur 3.01 Phone: 502-522-3101
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° W e Salute S iU Secretaries!
Secretaries Day April 24, 1991
Lisa, Pam, Linda Faye Henderson, R i t a C a r r , Hats off to We Salute You- We appreciate the Thanks for the L isa Sumner Thanks fo r putting Brenda Sumner! Vi Hopson! & Linda Pogue up w ith us! Your professionalism job you do! great job you do. Happy Secretaries We couldn't do it s h o w s . From the Guys at We appreciate it! Century 21-Thomas Day! without you! Thanks! Trigg County Knight & Hale Haydon Lumber Real Estate Lake Barkley Sheriff's Office Game Calls C o ., Inc. For your insurance needs R e a l t y c o n t a c t T r i g g C o. Farm Bureau
We Salute the Diane, Bonnie Flynn, T o : B a r b a r a O range To two great following: Thanks for the You are a great Being a secretary takes a lot of l a d i e s , secretary! We appreciate Alice Propst job you do! you very much. Elizabeth Hooks patience and dedication. Thanks for a Stella Cornelius Randy Thornton Sandy Strelec & job well done. Happy Secretaries Day! and Sherry Joiner Rose Lovely From the guys Heating & Cooling who make my job for jobs well done! Cadiz Door Company at easier. Darnall's Lake Barkley Body Shop Jim State Park L a n c a s t e r
To: Carla Futrell, Secretary Mary Jane Stewart, Thanks Margaret Sumner & Danita Sumner, Secretary/Manager We appreciate your hard work and A big "Thanks" for all the secretarial dedication. Happy Secretaries Day! for all you do. duties you handle day to day throughout We appreciate you!__ the year. Keep up the good work! jUi Southern States Fourshee Broadbent B & B Foods Building
To: Clara Nell Cadiz Milling Company Virginia, Congratulations for a job well says Thanks for the great job you do! done. Happy Secretaries Day! From the guys at The Staff of Thanks, Sherry Bush Cadiz Auto Parts Crisp Furniture Co. for a job well done!
Thanks to: Thanks, Linda Walker, for Glenda Walker, Jean Travis, Catherine Groeninger & the job you do! We appreciate the job you do! Denise Cain for the great job you do! Elk Brand Manufacturing Discount Building Supply Cadiz Gaylon Stallons & Electric
Many thanks to: April Washer, Loretta Fuller, Regina Wilkerson Tina Woodruff-Store Manager Thanks for all you do! Pam Perry, Teresa Harper and Penny Stallons-Insurance Specialists Shelvia Bridges Crop Production Karen Oakley-Insurance/Store Sales for maintaining our daily Services operations. Keep up the good job! Thanks for the good job!
David Chesnut-Owner/Operator Pennyrile Home Medical Judge Chappell Wilson
Salute to: Thanks to Carol Terrell To: Connie Allen Cindy Greenman, Toni Guier & for the excellent & Tammy Bryant Pam Meadors for the great job you each do! job you do! Piggly Wiggly We appreciate the job you do! Berlin Moore, PVA Howell Hopson & Geneva Parris
To 3 Ladies that do To: Cindy Allen Thank you for being such an efficient Carolyn Freeman, Linda Goodwin, a great job! Secretary and Bookkeeper. You're such a Missy Burgess & Carla Adams, pleasure to work with and you make life We appreciate the great and Louise Sanderson at the Cadiz Record a lot easier. efficient work that you each do! Judy King You're #1 with us! Jennifer Jackonski The Cadiz Record Staff The Law Offices of Ky. M achine & Woodall & Quinn -.
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LITTLE MR. AND MISS TRIGG COUNTY: The newly crowned Little Mister and Miss Trigg County are TINY MR. AND MISS TRIGG COUNTY: The newly crowned Tiny Mister and Miss Trigg County are (left left to right) first runner-up Corey Vance Harrison, son of Jeff and Angela Harrison, sponsored by Wilkinson s to right) winner Jessica Lacey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Fowler, sponsored by Trigg County Auto Parts; Department Store; first runner-up Erin Williamson, daughter of Mike and Pam Williamson, sponsored by Lake winner Kevin Lee Goodwin, son of Kenny and Linda Goodwin, sponsored by Woodall and Quinn Attorney at Barkley Realty; winner Stephanie McAtee, daughter of Jimmy and Tammy McAtee, sponsored by Trigg Law; first runner-up Benjamin Thomas Choate, son of Clarence and Hiler Choate, sponsored by Yours, Mine & County Farmers Bank; and winner Trakker Young, son of WOl Ronald and Ramona Young, sponsored by Ours; and first runner-up Kerstin M. Alvarez, daughter of Rey and Christina Alvarez, sponsored by Crisp Henderson Farm Bureau. Furniture. Trigg Countians with Bicentennial plans should contact committee
dyville. The emphasis of the 199th Birthday," approaches, chosen projects for the Bicen brate. Hundreds will be committee members Virginia In 1992, the Commonwealth the level of local enthusiasm tennial. Plans for events needed to take part in activi Alexander and Betsy Taylor, program was toward plan of Kentucky will celebrate the ning and implementation of will ensure the Celebration's should be mailed to Virginia 200th anniversary of ties based on the Bicentennial attended an informal plan local projects and events. success in Trigg County. Alexander, P.O. Box 609, Kentucky's admission to theme included in art and ning session April 11 at the As June 1, "Kentucky's Many organizations have Cadiz, Ky. 42211. statehood. museum exhibits, the Rose Hill Museum in Ed- reenactment of famous events Trigg County will celebrate and the restoration of historic with plans to spotlight our buildings. farm heritage, erect markers Other activities may in to remember our past, plant clude concerts, dedications, coffee trees for the future, ex fairs and festivals. hibit our heritage and leave a S Kentucky Bicentennial time capsule for the future. medallions will be available The Trigg County Chamber in antique bronze, silver and of Commerce will also spon 24 K gold plate. Bicentennial sor a unit in the Frankfort merchandise will be avail parade to be held in June 1992. able from one dealer, "The Time and talent are needed Festival Gallery." to help Trigg County cele Trigg County Bicentennial
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FRANKFORT, Ky. - Gov. workplace and to call atten In the 20 years since enact "Workers must also demand Wallace G. Wilkinson has tion to the need for stronger ment of OSHA, 245,000 work the right to protect their un proclaimed April 28 Workers OSHA laws," said Ron Cyrus, ers have been killed on the born children from reproduc Memorial Day in Kentucky to executive secretary-treasurer job, more than 100 million tive hazards of exposure to honor the men and women of the state AFL-CIO, have been injured and up to 2 workplace chemicals and who have been killed, injured "We appreciate Gov. million have died from occu other threats to the health of the or diseased on the job. Wilkinson's action by pro pational diseases. unborn.” The proclamation was claiming the day in Ken Recent technological ad According to government issued in response to the ef tucky. We will continue to vances have also created new statistics, the deadliest in forts of the Kentucky State look to our state, federal and workplace health and safety dustries are mining, agri AFL-CIO to raise public local government leaders to hazards. Many chemical culture and construction — awareness of the inadequa make workplace safety a agents common to the work which employ hundreds of cies of existing occupational guarantee, not merely an place have been directly thousands of Kentuckians. safety and health laws and empty promise." linked to birth defects, dis Cyrus said it is a matter of enforcement. Each year more than 10,000 ease, infertility and sterility. life and death that workers "This marks the third an workers die, 6.6 million are "Working people must be have a voice in safety and nual event sponsored by the injured and 60,000 are per given the legal right to refuse health matters on the job. AFL-CIO to both honor our manently disabled as the re life-threatening job assign The AFL-CIO supports leg brothers and sisters who have sult of job-related accidents ments without being fired for islation which would give been killed and injured in the and illnesses. doing so," Cyrus said. Please see WORK/ A-16
It’s on the record received much-needed chimney renovation this week. The decaying The following persons the influence of substance vehicle ID card, $19 fine; Carlos L. White of Cadiz, chimney was taken apart brick by brick and put back together using the appeared before Judge which may impair driving Ronald David DeLoach of DUI, first offense, $200 fine, original bricks, repairing the century-year-old building. William McCaslin in Trigg ability, $25 fine; Charles Cadiz, driving DUI on sus license revoked for six County District Court on April Gary Bruce, harvesting mus pended license, first offense, months, must attend driving 9,11,16, and 18 to pay fines, sels illegally, amended to at sentenced to 90 days in jail; school; Roger Eugene Gard F u n erals court costs and receive sen tempting to harvest mussels Frank B. Greer of Hop ner, overlength, $25 fine, tences. Unless recorded each illegally, $100 fine; kinsville, speeding; overwidth, $25 fine; person pays the $47.50 court John D. Staples of Cadiz, cost. If jail time is served, Kevin L. Orange, trial by DUI, third offense, amended Madalyn Wilson Lawrence there is a $10 fee. jury; found guilty of DUI, to reckless driving, $100 fine, Joe Earl Williams of Cadiz, third offense, $500 fine, $150 driving DUI on suspended li theft by deception under $100, Club. Funeral services for Beary Cotton of Eddyville, DUI fee, sentenced to 30 days cense, first offense, amended two counts, 90-day jail sen Survivors include three Madalyn Wilson Lawrence, alcohol intoxication, $25 fine; in jail; Greg A. Angel of to driving with suspended li tence on both counts probated sons, W.J. Lawrence of Hop 85, of Cadiz, who died at 10:35 Monica Lyn Pekarek of Im Cadiz, driving DUI on sus cense, $25 fine; for two years on the condition kinsville, Rex Lawrence of p.m. Sunday, April 21 at perial, Mo., speeding, $46 pended license, first offense, Leslie R. Burnam of Cadiz, of restitution; Alan Troy Aurora, 111. and Layton Trigg County Hospital, will fine; Brian M. Folwy of 30-day jail sentence in county no insurance, $500 fine sus Bonnin of Hopkinsville, car Lawrence of Cadiz; six be conducted at 2 p.m. today at Jacksonville, 111., speeding, jail to serve weekends; pended on condition of keep rying a concealed weapon, $25 daughters Ann Reilly of Hop Goodwin Funeral Home. $26 fine; Albert H. Leath, DUI, first ing insurance in force; John fin e; kinsville, Jean Stallons of The Revs. Daniel Swartz offense, $200 fine; John R. W. Law of Franklin, DUI, and Oness Edward Cal Cadiz, Carolyn Anderson of and Ronnie Byers will offici Harold W. Shaefer of Can Leeper, speeding; Teddy T. first offense, $200 fine, li houn, illegal musselling, Charlestown, Ind., Greta ate with burial in Lawrence ton, providing motor vehicle Johnson of Sharon Grove, cense revoked for six months, $100 fine, refused to show Mains of Fullerton, Calif., Cemetery. to person intoxicated or under failure to display Kentucky must attend driving school; proof of identity, $25 fine. Mrs. Lawrence was born in Linda Combs of Las Vegas, Trigg County on Sept. 30, Nevada, and Marian Gentry 1905. She was the daughter of of Shreveport, La.; a step the late Alfred Marion Wil mother Lela Ross Wilson of son and Effie Alice Ricks Cadiz; one brother, Billy $ $ $ $ $ Wilson. She was the widow of Wilson of Cadiz; three sis Will Josh Lawrence. ters, Wilma Faulkner of Mrs. Lawrence was a Cadiz, Agnes Patterson of For Sale ~ B m K o r m T member of Dyers Chapel Hopkinsville and Blanche Yard Sale Family Webster of Provencal, La.; 24 Cosmeks United Methodist Church and April 27 By Owner: TM£ WORLD'S PREMIER IMAGE C 0 M PA N Ym had worked at Trigg County grandchildren and 15 great •Free Color Analysis Yard Sale Elementary as a teacher and grandchildren. 7:30 to 12:00 3 bedroom house •Skin Care and Cosmetics at Trigg County Hospital as a Memorial donations can be on Glendale. •Instant Image Makeover Thurs., Fri. 25th & 26th nurses' aid and also did pri made to the Shepherd's Shop of 80 Cunningham Ave. •Personal Image Profile© 8:00-4:30 p.m. Call 885-7956, •Club & Corporate Presentations vate nursing. She was a Cadiz. Agnes Aleshire member of Trigg County Grandsons will serve as Hopkinsville. Teresa Gresham 119 Noel Drive South Cadiz Homemakers pallbearers. 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& octet|> Saralyn Porter bride Morris, Pughunited of Daniel Justin Hite Saralyn Porter, daughter of in marriage April 6 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Moore Porter of Gracey and Daniel In a gazebo surrounded by dogwood and redbud trees, Justin Hite, son of Mr. and Stephanie Dawn Morris and Michael Donald Pugh were Mrs. Lawrence Gootee and the married at 2 p.m. April 6 at the home of the bride's parents. late Justin F. Hite of Bard- The bride is the daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Kinnith Ray stown were married in a dou Morris of Hopkinsville. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. ble ring ceremony at Gracey Donald Pugh of Melbum, Fla. West Union Baptist Church at The Rev. Bill Adcock officiated at the double-ring cere 11 a.m. April 6. mony. Nuptial music was provided by Brad Caldwell, pianist; Dr. James E. Hill officiated and Kenneth Grace, soloist. Selections included "Ava with scripture readings and Maria," "Friends," and "The Wind Beneath My Wings." As blessings by the Rev. Herb the bride entered the yard, she sang, "Only God Could Love Case, pastor. You More." The bride is the grand The bride, given in marriage by her parents, wore a candle daughter of D.T. Porter and light ivory satin gown overlaid with Alencon lace. The fitted Angie Moore Porter. boddice was embellished with tiny seed pearls and crystals The altar was centered with and featured a broad shawl collar and long, tapered lace a kneeling bench flanked by sleeves extended to delicate points over the hands. The softly- two seven-branch candelabra shirred skirt draped to silk roses on the side and extended into that held arrangements of a circular train. Her two-tiered fingertip veil of English illu geraniums, peach gerbera, sion fell from a cascade of lace medallions sprinkled with daisies, blue delpheniums small flowers, seed pearls and crystals. and eucalyptus. Mrs. Daniel Justin Hite She carried a flowing cascading bouquet of peach roses, Groupings of Boston ferns were used on either side. white gardenias and baby's breath entwined with greenery Wedding music was presented by Mrs. Linda Wilson. and peach seed pearls. Her only jewelry was a single strand Soloists were Mrs. William H. Orton of Louisville, the bride’s pearl necklace, pearl earrings and a diamond tennis bracelet, godmother, and Wesley Porter, brother of the bride. Selections a gift from the groom. included "The Lord's Prayer," "Entreat Me Not,” and the The bride chose Melissa Gray of Hopkinsville to be her ma "Bridal Prayer," concluding with "Sweet, Sweet Spirit," as the tron of honor. She wore a floral dress of peach and cream and recessional. carried a spray of peach carnations and baby's breath en Given in marriage by her grandfather, D.T. Porter and her twined with greenery. s v & W W Spa Cash Carry 2608 Ft. Campbell Blvd. • Hopkinsville, Ky. 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Mrs. Hal Shipley of Cadiz was wedding coordinator, Cadiz, Bonnie Joy Lancaster of Concord, N.C. and Jimmie their flowers were cymbidium orchids. Samuel Johnson, Jr., of Belmont, N.C. were united in Parents of the bride and groom hosted the reception at Lake marriage with the Rev. Hal Shipley officiating the double Barkley State Park Lodge. A half-circle arrangement of ta ring ceremony. bles draped in white and orchid with ivory lace was used for Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. James D. Lancaster serving. of Cadiz and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie S. Johnson, Sr. of Bel Silver trays of country ham and biscuit, assorted cheese and mont, N.C. fruit were on the first table. The center table displayed the The prelude music by Patricia Keaton, harpist, of wedding cake and punch was served from a silver punch bowl Clarksville, Tenn. included both sacred and classical selec at the last table. tions. The wedding cake. was a spiral arrangement of five Selections by Mrs. Bob Higbee, organist, of Cadiz, were pro alternating layers of chocolate and Italian cream with ivory cessional, "The Wedding March by Wagner," and reces basket weave design frosting. Each layer was topped with sional, "Prelude in Classic Style," by Young. white rose buds, greenery and baby's breath and connected by During the ceremony, a taped rendition of "When You Cre ivory ribbons. The top layer featured childhood photos of the ated Love" by Fettke was played with a solo by the bride. bride and groom in miniature silver frames. An arrange Floral arrangements of greenery including magnolia, ori ment of white roses was used at the base of the wedding cake. ental pine and ivy intertwined with white roses and calla lil- Silver candleholders with ivory tapers were used on all the ta lies and topped with lighted candles in miniature globes, was bles. centered beneath an illuminated cross. Four antique-style Mrs. Theresa Lancaster, sister-in-law of the bride, Mrs. cherry pedestals topped with large hurricane globes over ivory Tracy Oakley, niece by marriage of the bride, Mrs. Patti tapers and encircled with ivy, were on either side of the altar. Curling, cousin by marriage of the bride, all of Cadiz and Similar arrangements were on the organ, piano, and in Miss Janet Anthony of Tressville, Ala. assisted at the recep windows of the sanctuary. Family pews were marked with tion. Their flowers were cymbidium orchids. Master Jared greenery and ivory ribbons. Lancaster, nephew of the bride, distributed rice bags. The bride was escorted to the altar by her father, given in Following a brief stay at Barkley Lodge, the couple left for marriage by both parents, and acceptance of both bride and an extended wedding trip to the Highlands of the Blue Ridge groom, by all parents. Mountains of North Carolina. They are residing in Concord, Her wedding dress was a design in candlelight pattered af N.C. ter a Demetrius couture creation. Fashioned from a blend of The rehearsal dinner was hosted by the groom's parents, polyester and silk with a woven-in floral design and fully- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Johnson, Sr. in the fellowship hall of Oak lined, features included a Contessa neckline, basque waist Grove Baptist Church and catered by Mrs. Ann Simpson of with anti-bellum styling. Fitted point sleeves fastened with Hopkinsville. The reception was catered by Barkley Lodge self-covered buttons used also down the back. The chapel- and Ann Simpson. The cake was designed and made by Ann length train was overlaid with a veil of illusion falling from Simpson and staff. white roses arranged in her hair. Floral arrangements were by Gary Morse House of Flowers, S She carried a garden bouquet of white roses with natural fo Hopkinsville. dinner hosted by Eddie and Timisha Robinette of Kannapolis; liage tied with ivory braided streamers and a white Bible, gift Prenuptial events included a bridal shower by Girls Acteens Fish fry hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Oakley and family of of the bride's sister, Jan Oakley. of North Kannapolis Baptist Church; Miscellaneous shower by Cadiz; Barbecue hosted by Mr. and Mrs. David Lancaster. Jan Oakley of Cadiz, sister of the bride was matron of honor. friends of the groom and family at the Tuckaseegee Church, Out-of-town guest included relatives and friends from Mrs. Timisha Robinette of Kannapolis, N.C., was- Mt. Holly, N.C.; Miscellaneous shower at North Kannapolis North Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama, Nashville, Tenn., bridesmaid. Baptist Church; Miscellaneous shower by Contemporary Evansville, Ind., Louisville, Sturgis, Hopkinsville and £§ Their two-piece ensemble featured a demi-fitted jacket of Baptist Women, Oak Grove Baptist Church, Cadiz; Private Cedarmore, Ky. cotton-blended brocade featured in muted pastels of ivory, de signed with long sleeves and adjustable bow-backs. The tea- length flared skirts were fashioned from a solid ivory shant- ing-blend and fully lined. Each attendant carried three long- James speaks to Woman’s Club stem Sonja roses tied with braided ribbon. v Mothers and grandmother wore corsages of Sonja roses. Mothers were presented a rose from the bride's bouquet as a to Mary James was the guest This is a growing problem in their Fannie Wallace Schol Hostess for the meeting was ken of love, during recessional. speaker at the April 15 Trigg and surrounding arship fund and also to donate Wendy Futrell. The next Mr. Jim Johnson, Sr., father of the groom, served as best meeting of the Woman's Club counties. to the Century Club of the Ro meeting and the installation ^ man. Eddie Robinette of Kannapolos, N.C., and David Lan of Cadiz. The business meeting was tary Club. Other donations caster of Cadiz, brother of the bride, served as groomsmen and called to order by President are to go to Project Graduation of officers will be held at the ushers. She spoke on the alarming Faye Anderson. The club and to the Troop Rally on the Kentucky Smokehouse on Mrs. Margaret Propst of Landis, N.C., kept the guest regis- rate of teenage pregnancy. voted to donate extra money to Fourth of July. May 20. 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Lane, Jr., 30, of Cadiz, who Lane, Anthony Daryl Lane the recent Pennyrile died at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, and Gary Lane, all of Trigg Regional Senior Games held April 17 at his home, were County; one sister, Anna April 15-16 at Hopkinsville. conducted at 2 p.m. Friday, Allen of Trigg County and Event winners in their age April 19 at Goodwin Funeral several nieces and nephews. groups were: In football throw, Home. Pallbearers were Kenny Mae Rogers, second place; The Revs. James Shuck and Groves, R.C. Thomas, Junior Dalton Long, second place. James Bush officiated with Adams, Wayne Walker, Horseshoes: Rosa Wallen, burial in Siloan Cemetery. Tennie Vanzant, Leslie Cook, first place, Charlie Turner, Mr. Lane was born Jan. 24, Ronnie Cain and Joe Malone. first; Elenor Darnell, first 1961 in Benton. place, Clara Young, third He was a member of Rocky Honorary pallbearers were place; Lillian Dawson, sec Ridge Baptist Church and from Hoover Universal. ond place; Perkins Edwards, was employed as an inspector Those serving were: Donnie third place; and James Rut of the Hoover Automotive Holland, Barney Bishop, land, first place. Division of Johnson Control, David Hite, Chris Cain, She In table tennis: George Be- Inc. in Cadiz, where he served lia Wadlington, Leanna orn, first place; Rosa Wallen, as chairman of the float Groves, Sue Gail Adams, second place; Mae Rogers, committee and balloon com Missy Adams, Wanda Tooke, third place; Lillian Dawson, mittee. Tony P'Pool, Gary Gude, second place; Charlie Turner, Survivors include his par David Gipson, Barbara Hol third place; Frank Wallen, ents, Frank Sylvester Lane, loway, Liz Snyder, Ralph third place and Dalton Long, Sr. and Lola Bush Lane; a Thomas, Jerri Chamber and third place. son, Matthew Amos Lane of Daniel Tramel. Competition walk: Anna Louisville; a daughter, Amy Music was provided by Lou Perkins, second place; Ernest Lynn Lane of Louisville; Cain, pianist. Goode, third place; James Rutland, second place; Senior Winners George Beorn, first place and Trigg County senior citizens turned out in full force for the recent Pennyrile Senior Games held in Hop Jane Lou Bailey William Young, third place. kinsville. Trigg County had the most seniors there and took home a traveling trophy for that accomplishment. This is the third year in a row Trigg County has received that honor. Pictured above are just a fraction of the Bowling: Gordan Mitchell, Funeral services for Jane Women's organization. many seniors who participated in the games. They proudly display their trophy and the many medals they third place; Gilbert Jordan, Lou Bailey, 51, of Cadiz, who Survivors include her hus won during competition. second place; John DeName, died at 8:55 p.m. Thursday, band, Lynn Bailey of Cadiz; second place; James April 18 at Trigg County Hos two son, Dorsie Bailey and Croquet: Eleanor Darnell, Bowling: Frances Jordan, first place; Mae Rogers, first Reynolds, third place; Lester pital, were conducted at 2 p.m. Newell Bailey, both of Cadiz; second place; Annie Sholar. second place; Rosa Wallen, place, Eleanor Darnell, sec Royster, first place; Frank third place; Edward Perkins, Sunday, April 21 at Cadiz two brothers, Newell Little, Jr. third place; Clara Young, ond place; and Levi Baker, Dwelis, second place; and third place; Paul Gardner, United Methodist Church. of Lancaster, Calif, and John second place; and Florence third place; Lena Proffit, Herman Haldroeber, third second place; and Jesse Dar Goodwin Funeral Home was Little of Santa Ana, Calif.; Dwelis, second place. third place; and Jesse Darnell place. nell, third place. in charge of arrangements. two sisters, Ann Walden of Lawn bowling: Marie Robb, third place. The Rev. Halqua Wilson Tulsa, Okla. and Sylvia officiated with burial in East Honetor of Corona, Calif; and End Cemetery. four grandchildren. FREE Mrs. Bailey was born Requests were made that (bring your yard chair) HENRY & HENRY March 7, 1940 in Fort Smith, memorial donations be made DOWNTOWN PARKING LOT JAMBOREE Ark. She was the daughter of to the Cadiz United Methodist every Saturday afternoon behind Music Shoppe. We'll have LIVE MONUMENTS the late Newell Little and Church Hymnal Fund. BANDS playing Country, Bluegrass and Gospel music. Elizabeth Jones Little. Pallbearers were John Lit WATCH FOR TIMES AND DATES! Open For Business In Princeton Since 1948 She was a member of Cadiz tle, Jeff Little, John Walden, "Where quality doesn't carry a high price." United Methodist Church and Jeff Walden, Brian Tyler JHusic Sfjoppt worked for 12 years as a sec and Steven Tyler. 13 Marion Street, Cadiz, Ky. 522-8994 retary at Trigg County Mid Organ music was provided Contact Jim Ricks for more information. dle School. She was a member by Pam Witty. of the Ophelia Chapter No. 55, OES and the Trigg County Business and Professional INSPECTION PERIOD Only 3 weeks left to place your order FOR THE PROPERTY TAX ASSESSMENT ROLL for delivery on Memorial Day. Save Now By Buying Cari of Thanks This $980 Monument The Trigg County property tax roll will be opened for inspection from May 6 For Only We want to thank through May 18, 1991. Under the supervision o f the property valuation administrator or one o f the deputies, any person may inspect the tax roll. family and friends for $ 6 4 5 their cards, gifts and Order now for Memorial Day! everyone who came This is the January 1,1991, assessment on which state, county and school taxes 1034 West Main - Princeton to our 50th Anniver for 1991 will be due about September 15,1991. Call collect for an appointment - 365-6284 sa ry . The tax roll is in the office o f the property valuation administrator in the courthouse and may be inspected between the hours 8:00 and 4:00, Monday T h a n k y o u , Mr. & Mrs. Doris Y. - Friday; 8:00 to 11:00, Saturday. Thomas Any person who wishes to appeal a real property assessment must file a written letter or petition with the county clerk within the above period o f time. This letter or petition must state the reasons for appeal, identify the property in question and state the taxpayer's estimate o f actual fair cash value (KRS 133.120). T H E A T R E S Appeals o f personal property assessment shall not be made to the county board o f assessment appeals. Personal property taxpayers shall be served notice C— Murray, Ky. under the provisions o f KRS 132.450(4) and shall have the protest and appeal rights granted under the provisions o f KRS 131.110. A Kiss Before Dying 3:20 1 < i i The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, April 24, 1991, A-13 Engagem ent Oliver new state Garden Club president Mrs. Ramon Oliver, "Sunrise" for the South At member of the Cadiz Garden lantic Regional and state Club, was installed as presi projects. For fun, Oliver en dent of the Garden Club of couraged members to plant for Kentucky Inc. in Lexington the hummingbirds or to put up on April 11 at the state con feeders. vention. Mrs. C. Manning Smith, Other members of the Cadiz national president, conducted Garden Club were in atten the installation ceremonies. dance at the state convention. After Oliver took her oath of They were: Mrs. Jacob Way, office, she gave her message immediate past Audobon di to the convention. rector; Mrs. Warren Phile, Her theme is "Garden with president of the Cadiz Garden Goals." She suggested that Club; Mrs. Jack Belford, state members get back to basic Garden Therapy Chairman; gardening and emphasized Mrs. Wesley Kemper, Mrs. vegetable gardening which is Stanley Stokes, Mrs. Keith GARDEN CLUB PRESIDENT: Mrs. Ramon Oliver (center) was in "economic, good exercise, Venable and Mrs. Henry stalled as the new president of the Garden Club of Kentucky by Mrs. C. better eating and fills the White. Manning Smith, national president, at an April 11 ceremony in Lexing ton. compost pile and not the land Mrs. Phile received the fill." club’s awards and also the Also attending the installa Sr., Oliver's parents, Mrs. She also emphasized plant charter for the Lucky Sprouts tion were Ramon Oliver, Mr. Firmon Cook III and Mrs. ing trees and the zinnia Junior Club. and Mrs. John W. Brandon, R.T. Humphries. Lucky Sprouts, guests take wildflower hike The Lucky Sprouts Junior 4- the year. hyacinth, and larkspur. with the sweet fragrance of H Garden Club and two Cadiz They also saw Jack-in-the- blue pholx. Garden Club members and The group identified some pulpit, green dragon, and three guests took a wildflower of the more beautiful kinds of wild ginger. Trillium, Ja Member of the Cadiz Gar Lisa Ann Sumner and Gene Jones hike on the Ramon Oliver flowers such as the Virginia cob's ladder, violets and pur den Club provided refresh farm for the final meeting of ple phacelia were intermixed ments after the hike. Sumner - Jones bluebells, dwarf iris, wild Mr. and Mrs. Alfred High School and is currently Please submit news items and announcements for pub "LeRoy" Sumner of Cadiz employed as a secretary at lication in a timely fashion. W e make every effort each week announce the engagement Knight & Hale Game Calls. to include as many items o f local information, scheduled and approaching marriage of Her fiancee is a 1979 events and announcements as possible...However, production their daughter, Lisa Ann graduate of Trigg County Sumner, to Donald Eugene High School and attended deadlines which begin for us on Thursday before the next "Gene" Jones Jr., son of Mr. Eastern Kentucky University Wednesday's edition, limit our ability to do so. and Mrs. Phil Grasty and the for instruction in police ad If you need or would like to submit a news or informa late Donald E. Jones Sr. ministration. He is currently tion item for publication in the current week's edition, please Miss Sumner is the employed by the city of Cadiz granddaughter of the late E. Police Department and holds respect our deadlines: Sports and Agriculture 2:00 Thursday, Raymond and Mayme P. the rank of sergeant. Classified Noon Friday, News and Society Noon Monday, Sumner of Cadiz and Lillian The wedding ceremony will Display Advertising 4:00 Monday. Freeman of Lafayette, Tenn. be held at 2 p.m. June 15 at the Also, if you know o f a happening in our area, please Mr. Jones is the grandson of Cadiz Baptist Church with the give us 2 or 3 days advance notice so that we can schedule it Owen and the late Nina Jones reception to follow in the fel of Hopkinsville and the late lowship hall at the rear of the to be covered. Robert and Nina Beeler of church. All friends and rela Thank you for your cooperation. W e hope to limit vour Cadiz. tives are invited to attend. In disappointment and our frustration!!!!!! The bride-elect is a 1982 vitations are being sent to out- -(£{je dabtz -Rccnrb Staff graduate of Trigg County of-town guests only. 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The bride wore blusher during the cere County School System's menu mony. Her pearl and diamond earrings were a gift from the for next week: groom. She carried a full cascading bouquet of phalaenopsis or Monday, April 29 ~ pizza, chids, white roses, stephanotis, and sweet peas with eucalyptus, tossed salad, fruit cup, school- marnata, Chinese evergreen and English ivy. made cookie. Amanda Cannon of Hopkinsville was maid of honor. She Tuesday, April 30 - hot dog wore a semifitted tea-length gown of tomato coral peau de soie on bun, creamed potatoes, designed with a V neckline, dropped waist, pleated skirt and kraut or apple sauce, iced pleated sleeves accented with self fabric bows. cake square. Bridesmaids were Regina O'Nan of Birmingham and Wednesday, May 1 -- tacos Lindsay Adele Porter of Hopkinsville, cousin of the bride. or nachos, whole kernel corn, They were dressed identical to the honor attendant and car chopped lettuce, apple cobbler. ried European bouquets of peach berbera daisies, wax flowers, Thursday, May 2 - Bar-b- blue delpheniums, coral miniature carnations and eucalyp cue beef on bun, tater rounds, tus. baked apples, peanut butter JUST SAY NO: Thirty-two fourth and fifth graders from Trigg County Elementary School traveled to Hop The flower girl was Adrienne Rosenblat, daughter of Mr. bar. Friday, May 3 - BLT or rib kinsville Monday for the regional Just Say No workshop. Pictured with the kids as they board the bus are and Mrs. Vince Rosenblat of Elizabethtown, niece of the sponsors Wanda Meadows, Kim Allen and Gene Jones. Also shown is Steve Allen of Kentucky Machine and patty, baked beans, fruit, iced groom. She wore a peach peau de soie gown accented with coral Engineering who donated the Just Say No t-shirts for the students. sash and bows and scattered coral petals from a woven basket. graham cracker. Luanne Porter, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. D. Thomas Porter of Hopkinsville, and cousin of the bride, and Jenilee Samuels, Murray-Calloway chamber sets daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Samuels of Yuma, Ariz., niece Births of the groom, pulled the runner and kept the guest register. Freedom Fest Pageant for June Philip Hite of Bardstown served his brother as best man. Groomsmen were Steve King of Bloomfield and Frank Hay The Murray-Calloway Pageant dresses will only be Jonathan James DeLoach den of Springfield. Ushers were Tony Holloway and Wesley County Chamber of required in the girls 16 and up Commerce in cooperation category. Porter, both of Gracey. P.J., Ray, John and Wanda and six ounces and was 20 ^ with the Murray-Calloway Following the ceremony, a reception was hosted by Mr. and DeLoach announce the birth of inches long. County Fourth annual Free For more information and Mrs. Kenneth Porter at WesLyn Farm, the bride's home. their brother and son, Grandparents are Betty and dom Fest, will host host a Mr. applications, call Vonnie A bridal open house was hosted by Mrs. James Bruce, Jr. and Jonathan James DeLoach, on Shelby Mart and Lorene and Miss Freedom Fest Hayes at 753-5171 or after 5 Mrs. I. Fred Porter at the Bruce home in Hopkinsville. A April 10. DeLoach and the late Ray Pageant on Saturday, June 29, p.m. call Jana Barnett at 753- "man of the house" shower was given by Mr. and Mrs. David He weighed eight pounds mond DeLoach, all of Cadiz. Riley and Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Holloway at the Riley home in in Lovett Auditorium. 0137 or write P.O. Box 190, Hopkinsville. Girls 0 and up may enter as Murray, Ky. 42071. Deadline Robert Gregory Leneave II Mrs. Jimmy Wickham, Mrs. Vince Rosenblat and Mrs. well as boys ages 0 to 7. This for applications will be June is a "Sunday Best" pageant. 20. Lawrence Gootee gave a miscellaneous shower at Mrs. Wick Mr. and Mrs. Greg Paternal grandparents are ham's home in Bardstown. A bachelorette party was given by Leneave, Ashley and Brittney Charlotte Leneave of ^ Amanda Cannon in Bowling Green. The bridesmaid's lun Garden Club meets, learns of Benton, announce the birth Hopkinsville and the late Bob cheon was held at Crockett's Lone Oak in Hopkinsville and of their son and brother, Leneave. hosted by Mr. William H. Orton. of winning regional award Robert Gregory Leneave II, Maternal great The rehearsal dinner was held at Bartholomew's Restau born March 25 at Western grandmothers are Mrs. Verla rant in Hopkinsville. Dr. and Mrs. D. Thomas Porter enter The Cadiz Garden Club names and identification of Baptist Hospital in Paducah. Johnson of Metropolis, 111 and tained the wedding party and out-of-town guests after the re learned in its April 3 meeting plants, especially poisonous He weighed 10 pounds, 1 Mrs. Mary Corzine of hearsal dinner at their home in Hopkinsville. that it had won a regional ones. ounce and was 22 1/2 inches Batavia, 111. award for its displays at the The program for the day long. Paternal great- John L. Street Library. was given by Greg Claesson His maternal grandparents grandparents are Mr. and DAR chapter to meet New president Bonnie Phile and Julie Tsatsaros of Land are Mrs. Carol Case of Mrs. Sidney Leneave of Cadiz ; £ presided over the meeting, Between the Lakes (LBL). Brookport, 111. and Bob and Mr. and Mrs. Edward The James Thomas Chapter tax and tip. Dessert will be which was held at the Cadiz Club members saw a slide Corzine of Batavia, 111. Boyd of Cadiz. DAR will meet at 11 a.m. Sat furnished by hostesses Mrs. Baptist Church. show about LBL's biosphere program. urday, April 27, at the Ken Lucille Witty, Mrs. Myra B. Other items of business in Liberty Point to host revival tucky Smokehouse for cele Hargrove and Mrs. Mary S. cluded the discussion of topics Members also were asked to adopt a spot in LBL for clean Liberty Point Baptist a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday and 7 bration of the annual birthday Bridges. for the radio programs to be Church, located at 187 Old p.m. nightly. luncheon. Mrs. Ivy Rogers, regent, held on the second Tuesday of up. Members decided to adopt a four miles from the Visitor Dover Road, Cadiz, will hold The evangelist is Bro. Jay Mrs. Mauree Morris, urges all members to attend each month. A total of 13 pro Center to Turkey Run. a spring revival from Sun Brown. Music director is Bob chairman of national de this celebration of the chap grams dealing with various day, April 28, through Friday, Sisk. Pastor Wayne Glass fences, will be in charge of a ter's organization birthday aspects of gardening. The next meeting is sched May 3. and the congregation invite special program. month. The club also learned that uled for May 1 at 10 a.m. in Services will be held at 11 everyone to attend. Cost of meal will be $6.65 Visitors and prospective there was a need for children the Cadiz Baptist Church. which includes buffet, drink, members are welcome. to be made aware of the correct Join Pier 1 and all the merchants in the University Plaza for their Annual Spring SIDEWALK SALE Savings Inside & Outside for 3 Big Days...Fri.,Sat., & Sun. Storewide Savings of j | : n n J * Save 50% and up to 20 to 50% Ml|>n 1 IIIIIIIIPTn 75%onallmer- Inside! I llll I llll|JIJI 111 chandise outside! UNIVERSITY PLA2A...1205B Chestnut St-One Block East o( MSU Campus We’ve Moved! We needed a larger location to accomodate more business, especially from our Trigg County customers. 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Home O w n e d ------Home G row n 365-6070 A-16, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, April 24 1991 "One hundred percent of our breakfast said over the past •ROTARY money goes toward service," two years of his job he has he said. found, "People really care There are many wonderful about UK." Begins on front page items to be picked up via the Newton, who had the plea radio auction which runs sure of hiring Rick Pitino to helping the senior citizens of head the UK basketball pro the community. through this week. For the University of Kentucky fans gram, told the largest crowd The money will also pro ever for a Rotary breakfast, "I vide needed scholarships for there is the ultimate bid pack age. State Senator Greg Hig appreciate all the help I had Trigg County students who with hiring him. I found there don has donated floor seats to might not be able to afford a were one-third of the people the UK-Vanderbilt game next college education otherwise, who were behind me when I Sutherland said. season and has thrown in one night's lodging in Lexington. had to find a coach. One third Another portion of the Ro didn’t think I could do it. The There are also other UK game tary money will go toward a other third weren't sure which proposed community building packages compliments of other state representatives. group they were in." iift Cadiz. "We've already Newton told the group of made a special pledge of If you are the best bidder, plans for an indoor field $10,000 and hope to give even you could probably see Newton house for UK that will include more, if the auction does at the games. Newton, who an indoor football practice fa well," he said. spoke Monday at the kickoff cility, an area for gymnas tics, batting cages for baseball players and practice areas for golfers. "We are the northernmost school in the SEC and we need REUNITED: On April 19, the Fuller family reunited - again - for a family portrait similar to the one that to have this to stay competi appeared in an Aug. 29,1990, Cadiz Record feature on local support for soldiers sent to the Persian Gulf. This tive. We want UK to be num time, though, there were two additions to the picture: David Fuller (back row, second from left), who was de ber one in all areas of sports," ployed Sept. 8,1990, and returned April 7, and his daughter Ireland who was bom Feb. 5. he said. work on the by-pass. Friday's 4. When lowering the flag bids were for the grade work FLAG from its staff, no part of it Begins on front page and the building of two should touch the ground. The bridges. One bridge will Continued from Page A-15 fold for storage should be in mendation at press time. stretch 357 feet over Caney the shape of a triangular hat. Angie Siegel, a spokesperson 1. When being carried in a Creek; the other, a 648-footer, parade or procession, the flag for the transportation cabinet, will span Little River. said it could be two weeks be should always be aloft, never Siegel said the state has not flat or horizontal. Its place at fore the committee makes a yet acquired all the property WORK recommendation. such a ceremony is on the for the by-pass, but work can marching right. Continued from Page A-6 Siegel said that the low bid begin in spots. der is not necessarily the one 2. When displayed with workers the right to refuse that will be offered the con other flags, the U.S. flag life-threatening work without tract. Once it is offered, should be at the right, that is, losing their jobs, the right to though, the bidder has 15 days the left of an observer facing participate in worksite safety to accept or reject it. WRECK the display. Or it may be and health committees, to placed at the center of the line conduct inspections and in James D. Scott, president of Begins on front page Scottie's Construction, said at a higher level than the oth vestigate accidents, the right Monday that if his company is John Burnson, 17, of ers. to contest inadequate OSHA awarded the contract, work on Hopkinsville was not 3. If displayed on a wall,citations and penalties and the by-pass could start in about injured. either vertically or horizon expansion of OSHA laws to a month. Work would be fin None of the four were tally, the stars section should cover all workers. PERFORMANCE PRACTICE: The Trigg County Spring Band Con ished sometime next year if wearing seat belts, Robertson be on the flag's right - the ob The slogan for the 1991 cert will be held at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the high school gym. The per things go as planned, he said. said. The accident was server's left, and the flag Workers Memorial Day em formance includes three bands. The band is directed by Allen Baker. Scott said a separate bid will investigated by Trooper should be above the audience's phasis is "Safe Jobs: It's Our be let for the actual asphalt Randall Cruse. eye level. Right." 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She was She has continued to live in member of the Trigg County her celebrate. Bring a smile, Special to the Cadiz Record making a total of seven years an active leader in church for their home and enjoys her Retired Teachers. a handshake, a hug or kiss, of teaching in one-room many years: Sunday School visitors, the television and On Sunday, April 28, she but no other gifts, please. Mary Louise Sumner schools. teacher for 45 years; Vacation Thomas was born April 29, her telephone calls. In 1943, Mrs. Thomas Bible School teacher for a She was a charter member 1911 in her parent's home on joined the Cadiz Grade School number of years; Sunday U.S. 68 near the present of the Thomas Bridges Asso faculty and taught second School department superin ciation. She served as vice- I entrance to Lake Barkley grade for 20 years. In 1962, the tendent; church purchasing State Park. president and on the board of school was closed and the stu secretary; member of WMU; directors, where she was Floyd and Lillie Jane dents moved to the new Trigg and church historian. serving at the time of her (Thomas) Sumner. County Elementary School. In 1975, for the centennial stroke. She traces her ancestry to She taught there for nine celebration, she wrote and She is a charter member of Wales, England, Scotland years - six years in second published a church history - the Cadiz High School and Spain. grade and three years as "Oak Grove Baptist Church - Alumni Association. She Mrs. Thomas attended the principal. The First 100 Years." joined the Kentucky Histori Oak Grove Elementary She began principal in the On Aug. 13, 1949, she mar cal Society in 1972. School. In the fall of 1925, she spring of 1963, when Miss ried John Alex Thomas by the Mrs. Thomas was orga I entered Cadiz High School. Frannye Wallace became ill; Rev. J.T. Lewis at his home nized regent of the first chap She graduated in May 1929, but after three years she asked in Hopkinsville. They lived ter of the Daughters of the and enrolled in Western State American Revolution (DAR) College in Bowling Green. in Trigg County, the James She received her bachelor of science degree in elementary education and was also The reception will be held certified in administration from 2~4 p.m . at Oak Grove and supervision in May 1941. In the fall of 1935, after she Baptist Church. Bring a smile, had completed a year and a half of college, she began handshake, hug or kiss. teaching all eight grades in a one-room school at Hickory Grove. to return to second grade be on the farm in the Oak Grove After one year,' the building cause she didn't like the community until his death on burned and the school was longer hours required of the Dec. 22, 1982, after a two-year closed; and she b£gari teach principal and also because illness. ing at Delmont School, where her mother wasn't very well she taught the school years at the time. Although they never had 1 1936-37 and 1937-38. any children, she has five She then taught at Siloam She retired in 1971 after nephews: Raymond Piercy School for one year (1939- teaching 36 years and enjoyed Sumner, Leroy Sumner, Phil 1940). spending more time in the Conor, Lewis Sumner and The last one-room school home they had built in 1968. Chris Sumner; and three she taught in was her home Louise joined the Oak Grove nieces: JoAnn Sumner school, Oak Grove. She taught Baptist Church when she was Stevenson, Carolyn Sumner Trigg resident .P rin cip al ..and Teacher. B-2, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, April 24,1991 PROGRESS REPORTS Cats claim first wins Corey Harper, with sweep Barry Oakley of Hoptown P team up against batters - again By David Blackburn Sports Reporter By David Blackburn Sports Reporter HOPKINSVILLE, KY - In between dodging a weed full OWENSBORO, KY - A of showers, the Trigg County pair of high school pitching Wildcats notched their first teammates have teamed up two wins of the season with a against batters for the last sweep of the Hopkinsville time at the collegiate level. T igers. Barry Oakley and Corey The teams squared off April Harper, 1987 graduates of Barry Oakley Corey Harper 17 in a doubleheader at Hop- Trigg County High School, town after rain postponed an are among the top hurlers in starters on Trigg's baseball in the rotation. As of Fri April 9 game in Cadiz. Kentucky Wesleyan Col team their senior year. day, April 19, Harper, with a And Trigg, now 2-4, used lege’s starting rotation - a Harper is the Panthers' 4-2 record, led the team with the momentum from the first habit carried over from top pitcher while Oakley is the most innings pitched win, a 7-4 decision, to claim a their days as two of the three usually the No. 2 or 3 man Please see TEAM/ B-5 10-6 win in the nightcap. Wildcat coach Glen Ringstaff said he noticed a Vinson leads young team definite change in team after the first game. The players in school's young program were "more into the game, more supportive. By David Blackburn with an even-par 72. LWC "It was a different team Sports Reporter finished 10th of 14 teams. between the first and second Vinson also tied for fourth game," he said. COLUMBIA, KY - 1990 place in a tournament at Trigg picked up the first SMILES ALL AROUND: Lady Wildcat coach Jackie Clark wel Trigg County High School Transylvania University win despite allowing eight comed Ashley Moore back to the dugout after the team turned a dou graduate John Mark Vin after shooting a 77. The Blue Hoptown hits to Trigg's five. ble play. Trigg was playing Muhlenberg North Friday, April 19, in the son has moved to the head of Raiders placed seventh out The key was a three-run first round of the Lady Colonel Classic softball tournament in Hop kinsville. (Please see story, Page B-4.) the class. of 14 teams. homer by freshman Michael On the golf course, at Vinson's role in being the James in the third inning. least. number-one player on the Ringstaff said the home run Vinson, a freshman ac team was a little surpris was important because it Fund-raising basketball tilt set counting major, is one of in g. made the score 7-1 Trigg. Af CADIZ, KY - Round Two of match will benefit Project six players on Lindsey "Coach (Tom) Wething- ter that inning, the 'Cats the basketball battle of the Graduation and Students^. Wilson College's second- ton said I would probably be didn't score again while sexes is scheduled for Friday, Against Drunk Driving,™ ever golf team. in the top half...," he said, Hoptown picked up three more April 26, at 7 p.m. in the high (SADD). In his freshman year, adding that he didn't expect runs. school gym. The Hoopsters lost 92-87 in Vinson has a 75 average. to be the top player. "It just Scotty Hampton, who got the The WKDZ Hoopsters and a the first meeting on March 19. He recently won the Bel- happened." win for Trigg, added a double larmine College Invita So far the biggest transi- Lady Wildcat all-star team The game,f raised $125 for to Trigg's offense. will again square off in a Project Graduation. John Mark Vinson tional over 87 other golfers Please see YOUNG/ B-4 James also sparked Trigg's fund-raising basketball Admission to the game is Please see SWEEP/ B-4 game. Proceeds from this $1. Concessions will be sold. HARDWARE HOUSE hsi ‘THE HOME OF VALUE!1 MONTHLY SUPER b u y s 4 0 & rBtriyajf S a le Yes, this is Hopkinsville Recapping Co.'s 40th year of service to the people of Christian and surrounding counties Help us celebrate with these fine B.F. Goodrich tires at terrific savings. In addition - register throughout April for Free T.V. Drawing will be April 30th at 5 p.m. OR Size Price P155/80R13 39.40 P165/80R13 41.40 a s l P175/80R13 42.40 Gallon can. 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My dad has taught me to cision to sign with UK. and he does not - UK fans can be who I am and to keep a level "I talked with him two days be assured he would not refuse Bob Watkins head about whatever happens before I signed and he told me if the man was 6-2, 215 to me. about his conflicts there, how pounds, runs a 4.5 40 and is as "Roger Craig, who I can't he'd decided to give up foot competent with the English of gut feeling like some re believe the 49ers released, has ball. Then coach Curry language as one might expect cruits say they do. Actually it been my favorite football changed his life around. RELAY GOOD RUNNERS: Antionette Mayes (far left), LaTiya Kirby, an aero-space engineering just came down to which player. He's always been so Coach really made such a to Trescia Tyler and Nikita Mayes teamed up to win the distance medley relay in the April 13 Clarksville Rotary Relays. major to be. school offered the best oppor determined. I like that style, tal difference to A1 Baker, Damon Hood, known by tunity for me. Things like an that approach." persuaded him to stick with some in these parts as Ken opportunity for early playing UK's depth chart at tailback football. Now look what's Lady tracksters net eight tucky Mr. Football, qualifies time, the CATS (tutorial pro looks formidable with Craig happened; he might be in the on all counts. gram) there, and I liked the Walker, Donnie Redd and NFL draft this year." firsts in Caldwell meet A bright-eyed and articulate support I got across the state (to Mike Thomas. Damon Hood does not expect Trescia Tyler, Calandra youngster who speaks more sign with UK)." "The competition should be to be red-shirted. He expects PRINCETON, KY - The with quiet confidence than From Rick Norton (1965) to great. I like it. Walker looks the same for a number of other Trigg County High School Boyd and Antionette Mayes gridiron bravado, Hood vol A1 Baker, Kentucky football like the front-runner and I freshmen. girls' track team tallied eight accounted for six of the eight unteered some straightfor has looked promising before hear Redd’s gotten a lot "I wouldn't be surprised to first-place finishes to win a first-place honors. ward views last week on UK’s but never enjoyed any suc stronger and Thomas has see a lot of freshmen maybe four-team meet at Caldwell Tyler won the 800-meter run future and his own. cess. What's different now? been hurt. But I think I can even in starting roles this County April 16. with a 2:33 effort and the 1,600- meter run (6:18). Boyd fin In the first of two parts, here "I think the team last year step in and play. I really do. I year." Trigg's victories helped the ished first in the 100-meter are some Damon Hood views: made a statement. There was like the situation." Realistically, can a rookie team amass 78 points. Cald hurdles (18.89 seconds) and On why he chose UK over a whole change in attitude The Kentucky Mr. Football expect to 'jump in," play right well finished with 60, McLean the 300-meter hurdles (55.8 Penn State and UCLA. among the players up there. Award. away in the SEC? County had 56 and Reidland Please see FIRSTS/ B-4 "There were some questions Now it's time to build on that. "It was a weird situation "Being the strong-willed had 16. about why I waited so long to And I think we will. I think how that happened because person I am, I think I can. announce. I wanted my fam we will make a statement down here everybody pre When I put my mind to it there Applications for basketball ily to meet (Penn State's) Joe next year." dicted I would win it even be isn't much that can stop me. I Paterno, get to know him a Role models, sports idols? fore the season started. All the know there's a lot of hard day camp available May 17 little in case I decided to go "My role model has been hype and everything kind of work involved, but I don't CADIZ, KY — Applications and girls who are in the first there. my father (Stanley). I re took the fun out of it. I was mind hard work." for the annual Trigg County through eighth grades during "UK? I didn't get any kind member when I was little ev scared to death before the sea Please see HOOD/ B-4 Basketball Day Camp will be the 1990-'91 school year. The available May 17. cost is $20 per player. Wildcat Coach George Applications can be picked Foundation resumes fund-raising bass tourneys Radford said this year’s camp up at the elementary, middle will go from 8:30 to 11:30 and high school offices. For The Volunteer Division of third place. tween Sept. 1 and April 1 of write to the American Schol- a.m., June 3-6 at the high more information about the the American Scholarship The team of Larry Patterson each year by students who will arship Foundation at 635 school gym. camp, contact George Radford graduate during the following Green Road, P.O. Box 971, Foundation held its first 1991 and John Welch won the $470 The camp is open to boys at 522-3855. bass tournament April 7 at big bass pot for a catch that spring term. Madison, IN 47250, or call Paris Landing Marina. weighed in at 8.6 pounds. For more inform ation, (812)273-2799. 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South Central Bell” 35 Main St. & Hwy. 68 East, Cadiz, KY A B E L L SO U T H COM PAN Y 35 Main Street, Cadiz, KY Make your life a touch easier" Call On Us? ? B-4, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, April 24,1991 •HOOD Trigg goes 1-2 in Lady Colonel softball tourney Continued from Page B-3 Craig Walker is expected to HOPKINSVILLE, KY - An helped herself out by belting a later the same night. Daviess, in five innings. Lancaster, open the season at tailback, inspired Trigg County soft- pair of doubles, including a with a seven-run third inning who was five-for-seven in the followed by red-shirt fresh ball team held off Muhlenberg two-run shot in the fourth in and 16 hits, bombed Trigg 16-0 tournament, tripled and sin man Donnie Redd. North in the first round of the ning. Jamie Carneyhan in five innings. gled for Trigg. North Bullitt "I'm not saying I'm going Lady Colonel Classic on April added a pair of singles to the "We just got up against a tallied 15 hits and scored six to start the first game or any good team," Clark said, but 19 before bowing out after a Trigg offensive attack. runs in the first and fourth thing like that,” Hood said. The Lady 'Cats "were play added that Trigg should not in nings. pair of blowouts. "It takes time, but I'm willing ing pretty good," coach Jackie have lost 16-0. "We dropped a Earlier last week, Trigg The Lady 'Cats gave Muh to work hard and I intend to lot of fly balls." lenberg a welcome chillier Clark said. "I was impressed dropped a 5-4 decision to a move to Lexington next month with them that game." Trigg met a similar fate on than the cold air the 21-team visiting Caldwell team April to start getting ready." Trigg moved on to play Saturday when North Bullitt tournament was played in. 16. The JV team lost 13-2. The Kentucky-Tennessee Pitcher Stephanie Lancaster hard-hitting Daviess County shot the Lady 'Cats down 14-1 high school all-star game is June 20 at Commonwealth Stadium. By tradition, when Trigg's Titus Phillips and fort. Gaines' 6-foot-three high it is played in Kentucky, the FIRSTS a McLean County runner tied The girls' relay team won jump was good for first place game is poorly attended. Will Continued from Page B-3 for third in the 200-meter two second-place awards in in the A-AA division, in this year be different? seconds). Mayes won the 400- dash. Since no tiebreaker was the Clarksville Rotary Relays which Trigg competed, and "I think it will basically meter dash in 1:04 and the used, the two schools split the on April 13. was also the best jump in the TURKEY TROPHY: Doug because most of the in-state 3,200-meter run in 13:55. team points. As it turned out Tyler, Antionette Mayes, meet. Hargrove of Cadiz bagged his players are going to UK and Tyler, Mayes, Mary Byron McLean finished second in Nikita Mayes and LaTiya Greg Oliver won first in the first wild turkey, a 15-3/4-pound fans are going to want to and Nikita Mayes teamed up the meet with 54-1/2 points to Kirby took second in the dis A-AA division with a 19-foot- gobbler, on April 18 in Land Be check out what we've got, see to win the 1,600-meter relay in Trigg's 52-1/2. tance medley relay with a 10-inch long jump. tween the Lakes. The turkey had what kind of class it is. 4 minutes, 41 seconds. An Tandy Gaines had Trigg's time of 21:14. They also fin Results from the Marshall a 10-1/2-inch beard and three- "Seeing the players we've drea Radford won the discus three first-place finishes. ished second in the 1,600-me County meet on April 18 were quarter-inch spurs. got in this class I think we're toss with a throw of 90 feet. Gaines won the 110-meter ter relay with a 4:25 effort. not available at press time. going to kill Tennessee." The boys' team narrowly high hurdles in 15.8 seconds, The girls' team finished missed a second-place finish the triple jump with a 42-foot- fifth out of 11 teams. Usually, though, Vinson ana and Tennessee. behind Caldwell County 11-inch leap and the high The boys' team placed sev practices with his roommate, But in some tournaments__ which had 89 team points. jump event with a 6-foot-2 ef enth out of 15 teams. Tandy •YOUNG Continued from Page B-2 Brandon Morgan of Benton, a LWC has had to play some Division I schools such as tion from high school, where freshman who is the No. 4 player on the team. Tennessee and Northern Tigers got four runs in the "That was a real tough ball he had a 39 nine-hole average, Kentucky University, who •SWEEP third to tie the game at 4-4. game for us," Ringstaff said. to college has been in practic And a young team it is. LWC has beaten. "We gave them too much." in g. Vinson and Morgan are two Continued from Page B-2 Hoptown's rally came on two College golf, Vinson said, is hits, two errors and two The main "gift" was a "He (the coach) expects us to of the squad's four freshmen; "quite a bit harder" than high offense in the second game by bases-loaded, two-error play walks. practice every day," Vinson there are also two sophomores. school golf. "All the players going 3-for-4, all of them sin Brian Tyler got the win for by Trigg in the third inning said. All the golfers are re Which makes it tough in you're competing against are gles. "Michael had a good Trigg while Jeff Hunter got that gave Christian four runs. quired to put in at least 14 some of LWC's tournaments. just as good as you are." game," Ringstaff said. the save. The Colonels had only four practice hours per week. The Raiders, who are in the Wethington said he is happy V Dave Washer had a double hits, including a three-run "You've got to do a lot of it on Kentucky Intercollegiate with how Vinson is playing. and a single for Trigg. Trigg's other game last homer by Jason Crick. Trigg, your own," he said, adding Athletic Conference (KIAC) of "I couldn't be more pleased The 'Cats put together a five- week was a 12-2 loss at Chris which had five hits, made six that there is no coach showing the NAIA, usually play junior with his performance on and run fifth inning after the tian County. errors. them what to do. colleges in Kentucky, Indi off the course," he said. 'Monster' trucks en route to Hoptown HOPKINSVILLE, KY - Classes each night include the "Predator” ~ a 1990 Chevy DOUBLES PARTNER. The monster trucks are com super-charged two-wheel Astro mounted on an M l 13 ing to the West Kentucky drive; modified four-wheel APC tank. Fairgrounds Friday and Sat drive trucks; and local show Tickets at the gate are $10 urday, April 26-27. truck. Four special attrac for adults, $5 for children The "Budweiser Outlaw tions include the 1990 Ford ages 4 to 10. Children under National Truck Pull and Bronco "No Problem," the four get in free. Battle of the Monster Trucks" 1991 Chevrolet "Predator," the Advance tickets are $9 for will begin at 8 p.m. each 1990 Chevrolet half-tank, adults; children four through night. half-truck "Star Trax" and 10 get in at half-price. Kawasaki’s JET SKI® Tandem Sport™ watercraft makes a perfect partner for couples who love to take your pick from our play. It serves up legendary performances from a potent 635cc 2-stroke twin-cylinder engine. And an extra-wide hull delivers sure handling and an extra-stable ride at lower speeds. Plus, its step- through design makes boarding a snap. Qualified buyers can take one home today for zero down with Kawasaki’s Good Times Credit Plan. 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(Live) I SportsCenter ® Outdoors 10:00 ® Baseball Tonight 2:30 ® Spoil ® Great American Outdoors Featured: fish 10:30 ® SportsCenter 3:00 O © GD Wide World of Sports 3:00 ® USWA Wrestling I Up Close ® Legends of the Brickyard 4:00 ® Play Ball With Reggie Jackson WEDNESDAY I Auto Racing ing for tiger fish on the Zambezi River in Afri- 11:09® CBA Basketball ca.ln Stereo 1:00 ® SportsCenter 3:30 ® Indy 500: A Race for Heroes 4:30 ® KJ.D.S. ® NHRA Todayln Stereo 5:00 ® Scholastic Sports America APRIL 24,1991 dD WCW Wrestling 1:30 ® Motoworld 10:30 ® SportsCenter 2:00) l Inside the PGA Tour QD Greatest Sports Legends 5:30 ® Up Close 4:00 ® Auto Racing MORNING 11:00 O (T) o © NBA Inside Stuff I High School I ® Inside Winston Cup Racing Featured: EVENING FRIDAY ® QD WCW Main Event Wrestling I Auto Racing ® Road Race of the Month highlights of the First Union 400 in North Wil- | SportsCenter kesboro, N.C.In Stereo 6:00 ® SportsCenter | SDortsCenter APRIL 26,1991 ® WWF Wrestling 11:30 Q © NBA Showtime 4:30 ® Road Test Magazineln Stereo 6:30 ® Jet Skiing | Major League Baseball’s Greatest t- 5:00 ® Auto Racing 7:00 ® Water Skiing | Luge Invitational ® Bass & Golf Celebrity Tournament ® World League of American Football San dD This Week in Baseball ® Truckin’ USAIn Stereo | America’s Cup ’92 SUNDAY 5:05 ® WCW Main Event Wrestling Antonio Riders at Birmingham Fire. From Le AFTERNOON 5:30 ® SportsCenter gion Field. (Live) AFTERNOON 5:00 CQ SportsCenter APRIL 28,1991 ® Motorsports Magazineln Stereo 7:30 ® Major League Baseball Atlanta Braves 7:30 CQ SportsCenter 12:00 Q © Major League Baseball Chicago ® QD This Week in Baseball at St. Louis Cardinals. From Busch Stadium. 12:30 ® Auto Racing 8:00 CQ Baseball Tonight MORNING (Live) 2:30 ® Just for Kicks 8:30 CQ Thoroughbred Digest Cubs at Cincinnati Reds. From Riverfront Stad ium. (Live) EVENING 8:00 CQ Women's Pro Beach Volleyball 3:00 ® Legends of Professional Wrestling 9:00 CQ Scholastic Sports America 5:00 SpeedWeek 9:00 ® Surfing 4:00 CD Play Ball With Reggie Jackson 9:30 CQ Inside the Senior PGA Tour O © Q © NBA Basketball First Round Playoff Game - Teams to Be Announced. (Live) 5:30 L 6:00 ® Baseball Tonight 9:30 ® Yachting 4:30 ® NCAA Today 6:00 ® SportsCenter ® American Sports Cavalcade Featured: the 10:00 ® Baseball Tonight 5:00 (E l Inside the PGA Tour AFTERNOON 7:00 ® Auto Racing FIA Formula One - San NASCAR Miller High Life Triple Header in Mar 10:30 ® SportsCenter 5:30 CQ Up Close Marino Grand Prix. From Imola, Italy. (Live) tie Mariners at Minnesota Twins. (Live) tinsville, Va.ln Stereo 11:30 ® Auto Racing 12:30 CQ Best of American Muscle 8:00 ® Exciting World of Speed and Beauty 7:00 ® Major League Baseball Boston Red 12:00 ® Indy 500: A Race for Heroes EVENING 1:00 CQ LPBT Bowling " QD American Gladiators Featured: unlimited motorcycle racing.ln Sox at Kansas City Royals. From Royals Stad 12:30 ® Indy 500: A Race for Heroes 2:30 CQ Indy 500: A Race for Heroes GD This Week on Pit Road Stereo ium. 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(Live) 4:30 CQ Monster Truck Challenge Texas.ln Stereo ® Major League Baseball Magazine 8:00 ® Inside Winston Cup Racing Featured: 10:30 CQ SportsCenter QD WWF Wrestling Challenge gfil Trucks and Tractor Power Featured: two- highlights of the First Union 400 in North Wil- 11:00 CQ Baseball Tonight 5:30 CQ Up Close 2:00 ® Track and Field Penn Relays. From Phi wheel drive competition from the Omni in Atlan- kesboro, N.C.In Stereo 12:00 CQ Prime Time Wrestling ladelphia. (Live) ta.ln Stereo 12:30 CQ Snowmobile Racing 8:30 ® Bill Dance Outdoors Featured: using a TUESDAY EVENING ® Celebrity Outdoors Featured: Brad Arns- 9:30 ® SportsWeekiy pink-colored grass frog to entice bass out of 1:00 CQ Inside the PGA Tour berg, Jeff Russell, Boby Lilly and Jerry Mathers 10:00 ® Sports Reporters 1:30 CQ SportsCenter thick grass beds.in Stereo APRIL 30,1991 6:00 CQ SportsCenter hunt trophy whitetail at the Texas Celebrity ® Inside Winston Cup Racing Featured: 9:00 ® Bassmasters 1989 BASS angler of the 2:00 CQ Up Close 6:30 Q Major League Baseball Chicago Cubs at Deer Hunt.ln Stereo year Gary Klein discusses his career as a pro 2:30 CQ Auto Racing Cincinnati Reds. From Riverfront Stadium. highlights of the First Union 400 in North Wil- MORNING • QD PBA Bowling Firestone Tournament of kesboro, N.C.In Stereo fessional bass fisherman.ln Stereo (Live) Champions. From Akron, Ohio. 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(Live) wheel drive competition from the Omni in Atlan- 9:00 CQ Drag Racing 1 :0 0 ® Water Skiing dividual apparatus, from Brussels, Belgium- 5:00 ® NBA Today 2:00 ® Up Close ® Bassmasters 1989 BASS angler of the ta.ln Stereo 5:30 ® Up Close .Live year Gary Klein discusses his career as a pro AFTERNOON 2:30 r a Just for Kicks ® Exciting World of Speed and Beauty Fea 11:30 ® Inside Winston Cup Racing Featured: 3:00 ® America's Cup ’92 fessional bass fisherman.ln Stereo highlights of the First Union 400 in North Wil- EVENING tured: unlimited motorcycle racing.ln Stereo QD World League of American Football 12:30 CQ College Volleyball 4:00 ® NCAA Today 4:05 ® Fishing With Roland Martin kesboro, N.C.In Stereo 4:30 ® Fishing With Roland Martin Raleigh-Durham Skyhawks at London Mon- 12:00 ® Tennis 6:00 ® SportsCenter 2:00 CQ Inside the Senior PGA Tour 4:30 ® High School Basketball archs. From Wembley Stadium. (Live) 2:30 CQ CBA Basketball 4:35 ® Fishing With Orlando Wilson @8 NHRA Todayln Stereo 6:30 C Q Major League Baseball Teams to Be 12:30 Q © World League of American Football 12:30 O © George Michael’s Sports Machineln Announced. (Live) 3:00 CQ PGA Golf Greater Greensboro Open. 5:00 ® NBA Basketball Playoffs - Teams to Be Raleigh-Durham Skyhawks' at London Mon- First round from Greensboro, N.C. (Live) Announced. (Live) Stereo 7:00 © Major League Baseball Houston Astros archs. From Wembley Stadium. (Live) 1:00 ® SportsCenter at Chicago Cubs. From Wrigley Field. (Live) 5:00 CQ Thoroughbred Digest HD Let’s Go to the Races (D GD College Gymnastics 5:05 o World Championship Wrestling KTil Championship Rodeo From Mesquite, 5:30 CQ Up Close SATURDAY © ® QD This Week in Baseball Texas.ln Stereo ® NBA Basketball Playoffs - Teams to Be ® Hank Parker’s Outdoor Magazine Fea Announced. 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Main St. Hopkinsville, Ky. 42240 886-2521 B-12, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, April 24, 1991 Trend now moves to hiring older workers Study reveals employers value older workers, willing to meet salary demands good advantage when seeking to survive, the person who can Age does not have to be a younger workers, at 3.36 "The results are undoubt "The would not be happen a new job. Once they start do the job the right way with a 0 barrier in returning to work, months for 50-plus workers edly a surprise to many," ing if mature adults were un talking about what they have minimum of supervision according to studies by the and 3.26 months for job seek states Challenger, "because able to perform well on the job done for other employers, they save the employer time, man international outplacement ers of all ages, according to the commonly held view of Fifty-plus workers can get are likely to outdistance power and money, three valu consulting firm Challenger, James E. Challenger, presi older workers is that they are jobs by citing their signifi younger competitors for the able commodities in the busi Gray & Christmas, Inc., dent of the consulting firm. 'over the hill' as far as being cant accomplishments for same job — because they can ness world. headquartered in Chicago. "Employers are not only employees, and if they do get previous employers. cit multiple accomplishments "In fact, the presence of In fact, the report states that hiring older workers rapidly, hired are offered and rou The prospective employer over a span of years on sev more older workers on the job "rehired workers age 50 and but are also putting their tinely accept less money than wants to know one thing: how eral different jobs." is making employers in older are winning new jobs money on them," Challenger younger workers. Nothing well will this individual per Employers today require creasingly comfortable with just as fast as their younger emphasized. could be further from the form on the job? The answer, work-tested employees in or the idea of hiring in the 50- counterparts and more than 20 "We show that 22 percent of truth." to a large extent, is evident in der to help meet their increas and-up age bracket. percent are receiving salary the discharged managers age Challenger reported that what the person did for former ing worldwide competition, "The trend to hiring older increases as well." 50 and older who have been employers today value older employers. counsels Challenger. workers is evident since the The length of time for a job rehired in the past four quar workers highly and are will "Older workers must real "Also, since many firms third quarter of 1989,” stated search is now nearly ters received increases over ing to meet their salary de ize that they can turn their their former salaries. have had to downsize in order Challenger. identical foru n v older h j c i aoas for m ands. cuiisiuerauieconsiderable experience to Social Security law has provisions designed What's Cookin' at the Kitchen? The following is the menu Thursday, May 2 - ham ® to encourage disabled, blind to seek jobs provided by the Senior Citi and potato scallop, steamed zens Kitchen for the coming cabbage, black eyed peas, By Gene Smith week. Reservations must be cornbread, baked applesauce. By Gene Smith nut.out fear fear of of lncincr losing all all fhmT their SST SSI crpaspcrease, the the SST SSI navment. payment de- de BlindBlind or or disabled disabled recipients SB. Representative made one day in advance for Friday, May 3 - macaroni checks or Medicaid coverage. creases and may eventually who work also are encouraged There are special provi each meal. Please phone 522- and cheese, turnip greens Also, recipients whose SSI stop. A recipient who finds his to develop a "plan for achiev sions in the Social Security 8341 by 2 p.m. for reserva with egg half, cornbread, ice checks were stopped because or her work attempt is unsuc ing self-support." Such a plan tions. law designed to encourage their earnings made their in cessful, however, may have allows them to set aside in Monday, April 29 -- blind and disabled Supple payments started again - of come and/or resources to come too high to continue get sauerkraut and weiner, juice, Special Note: A hot lunch mental Security Income (SSI) ten without filing a new SSI reach their work goal. And ting SSI may be able to get vegetable casserole, mashed meal is provided to the elderly recipients to try to work. application. checks again if they find they since the income set aside potatoes, roll, cranberry 60 years of age and above at These provisions allow re In addition, many blind won't reduce their SSI check, are no longer able to work. crunch. Senior Citizens Centers Mon cipients to attempt work with- and disabled recipients can people with a plan often get a Tuesday, April 30 - dried day through Friday from 11 keep their Medicaid coverage higher SSI check than people Recognizing that a disabled beans and ham, spinach, a.m. to noon. Please make even when their checks stop recipient's return to work without a plan. Expenses as beets, cornbread, peach your reservation the day be because their earnings are too sociated with reaching a work Toll-free number may not follow a steady pro cobbler. fore between the hours of 8 high. To keep Medicaid cov goal can include education, gression, the law allows the Wednesday, May 1 - Meat a.m. and 2 p.m. Only a do for SS offers more erage, a recipient must con vocational training, recipient to use SSI as a step- loaf with tomato sauce, juice, nation is suggested to defray tinue to be blind or disabled, purchasing work-related services to callers pingstone to employment. potato casserole, roll, cookie. the cost of a meal. Recipients may continue to meet all other non-earnings equipment, or saving to start a SSI eligibility requirements, business. People calling Social get some money from SSI See us for all your Real Estate needs! Security’s toll-free number while testing their ability to depend on Medicaid coverage More information about (1-800-234-5772) now have work. The amount received to continue working, and be working and getting SSI can •Residential ‘ Lots more services options avail depends on the amount of unable to purchase similar be obtained by visiting the So •Acreage •Property Management cial Security office. able to them. earnings — as earnings in- medical care. If you are wanting to sell your home, we'll be glad to list it for you. Callers using a pushbutton tone telephone can automati cally obtain a number of ser Weekly Health Tip [ 3 Locfier Realty C3 ) vices. O f course, you can al From Rick Clement Thify. 68 ‘West, Cadiz ways speak to a Social Secu PHOTO BARGAIN 'W e care about your health" rity representative if you 5 2 2 -3 2 1 1 choose. 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THRIF-T DRUG Lord's Supper-1 1 :00 a.m. Service on the 800 number is Hospital Street Evening Worship - 6:00 p.m. available during normal Cadiz, KY 42211 Wednesday Night - 7:30 p.m. business days from 7 a.m. to 7 In Hebrews chapter two and verse one, here is what the Bible p.m. The best time to call to says, "Therefore we ought to give the more earnest heed to the things avoid busy signals are later which we have heard, lest at any time we should let them slip." The in the week, the second half of book of Hebrews has just discussed the superiority of Christ over the month, and either early in angels. The word of God had been given under another dispensation the morning or late in the af by the angels (Heb. 2:2; Acts 7:53). But, the word of God in the ternoon. ASK US ABOUT Christian dispensation, has been given to mankind through the Son of God (Heb. 1:1-2). Jesus Christ, the Son of God, is even worshipped ONE STITCH OR NO STITCH by the angels (Heb. 1:5-8). His word is to be obeyed. When we take heed to His word, we are paying attention to what he has told us to do. The Bible says in the book of Hebrews, that we are to give more careful CATARACT SURGERY attention to the things that we have heard. Why does it seem that in our world today very few are paying Spring UleUM attention to the word of the Lord? Some do not want to have their fun interrupted, and ignore the word of God and the consequences of sin. J.N. TERHUNE, M.D., PSC Others profess a belief in Christ, but hypocritical living proves they do H Liberty Point not take seriously his word (Luke 6:46; John 14:15). Still, others have 205 W. 15th St, Hopkinsville, KY invented to themselves all sorts of things in the name of religion. Do ( ) they not believe the words of the Bible (Rev. 22:18-19)? Jesus proved / Baptist Church 502 886-2020 himself a worthy Son and Savior because he was obedient (Heb. 5:8). - - He is also the author of eternal salvation to all that obey him (Heb. 187 Old Dover Rd. 1 800 273-7490 5:9). Man's feeble excuses and imagined innovations will be swept (In Kentucky) away by a word, "Ye are my friends, if ye do whatsoever I command you" (John 15:14). Where is the command, thus the authority, for this Sunday, April 28 - Friday, May 3 practice or that in the area of religion? Since we are going to be judged Sunday morning... 11:00 a.m. by the word of Christ, let us make sure that we have the authority of Sunday night...... 7 :00 p.m. •No restrictions after Christ to do what we are doing in religious matters (John 12:48). Search the Scriptures because they are truth. Then, pay Nightly...... 7:00 p.m. surgery careful attention and humbly obey the word of God! Write for a free •Quicker Recovery Bible Correspondence Course. Questions or comments to this article •Only three days of are invited. Send to: Cadiz Church of Christ, P.O. Box 1007, Cadiz, KY Evangelist - Bro. Jay Brown 42211. protecting the eye Music Director - Bob Sisk at bedtime • Medicare Provider Pastor - Wayne Glass and Free Transportation Available (Eahtz Ojurcfy of (florist Congregation invite you to attend! P.O. Box 1007 Cadiz, KY 42211 Call For An Appointment! Building Located at 1785 East Main TROVER CLINIC B-14, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, April 24 ,1991 Q 2. For Sale ^ Q 2, For Sale ^ (s. Automobiles^) 8. Boats | (iL.r ; (U 11© * ATTENTION: Ifyouneedto LAKE BARKLEY CON HAVE SOMETHING TO FOR SALE: Oak Hardwood REPOSSESSED VE- TRAILER HITCHES— HOUSE FOR SALE: 3 Bed have something faxed or need TINUOUS GUTTERING. ALL RECENT (1991) back SELL? Want to buy some flooring 2 1/4" wide, various HICLES-Big Savings to cash SALES/INSTALLATION. rooms, 2 baths, full basement, to receive a fax we can help! Aluminumor vinyl siding and copies of the Cadiz Record thing reasonable? Then place lenghts. Approx. 450 sq. feet buyers. No reasonable offer Trailer Tire & Wheel Assem garage and carport, patio, Just call THE CADIZ REC cornice. 34 Cunningham are .500 + 6% tax each (.530) a classified ad in The Cadiz of coverage. $522.00. Call924- refused. Cars by Premier blies. Light hook-up avail large deck. Nice trees, stor ORD for details. It’s easy! 522- Avenue, Cadiz, KY 522-6788. Copies dating back 1990 and Record. It’s easy. Just call Rentals, Highway 68 West at able. Clearview Services, Inc. age building, many extras. 'before are $1.00 + 6% tax 522-6605. ______($1.06) each. The Cadiz Rec Dawson Springs Road (502) 1079 N. Main, Hopkinsville, 3.5 miles from Cadiz. 522- KY. 885-5686. ord. FOR SALE: 1988 Interna 885-0079. B & M SLAUGH TER tional 32’ Travel Trailer. Been HOUSE- Custom processing. NEED A LAND SURVEYOR ATTENTION FARMERS: used three times. Like new. REPOSSESSED CARS, LAKE FRONTAGE-3 min Beef, Pork, Sheep, Goats and OR ENGINEER? Registered EARN MONEY at home stuff Let Akridge Farm Supply in $8,500.00. Phone: (502)-753- ETC.-Handling Repos, Fleet, utes from Boots Randolph Deer. Bill and Margaret professional surveyor, high o Golf Course & Barkley Lodge. ing envelopes. Send a self Meador. 522-7623 or 522- way engineer, lots, acerage, Fredonia be your headquar 4389 or (502)-753-5960. Lease, Daily Rentals, PNH, addressed stamped envelope ters for spring seeds: Le- B & R Cars. Big Savings! FOR SALE: AKC Registered MUST SELL! City Water, 7870. Cadiz, KY. subdivisions, construction to: PMA, Box 1323, Broken spedeza, Red Clover, Ladino Discounted prices on all cash Yellow Labradore Puppies. approved for septic. Phone: staking. For all your survey FOR SALE: 1989 Winnebago Arrow, OK 74013-1323. Clover, ICY. 31 Fescue, Or Mini Motor Home, 24’. pay-offs. Example: 1984 Phone: (502) 527-2072. (615)-876-1291. BOAT DOCKS- Over 20 years ing needs contact James T. chard Grass, Clair Timothy, Loaded. $26,500.00. 5,000 Buick Riviera, low of Satisfied Customers in the Boren, 522-7955. EARN UP TO $2000 weekly Spring Oats, and many oth miles. Phone: (502)-753-4389 Book Value $4,600; pay of building and repair of boat ers. Save money on high or (502)-753-5960. $2,700. Over 35 others to stuffing envelopes at home. docks, rails and lifts. All work quality seeds that will live choose from. All vehicles can No experience. Send self approved by TVA or Corp of PROFESSIONAL-Bookkeep- and grow. Visit our Eddyville be test-driven. Cars by Pre addressed stamped envelope FOR SALE: 1987 Model Co FOR RENT: Country Living, Engineers. Former owner of ing and Payroll Services. Let mier Rental Services, High to: AL ENTERPRISE, Box store for your garden and lumbia Parr-Car. 2 Cycle 1 bedroom home. Nice for Twin Lakes Mooring. Call us help you with any of your lawn seeds. Open 6 days a way 68W at Dawson Springs 431 Kalamazoo, MI 49005- office needs! Phone: (502) engine with oil injection. FOR SALE: AKC REGIS elderly coupleoryoungcouple Mark (Tony) Krimm at 354- week. Phone: 545-3332 and Road, Hopkinsville. 885- 0431. Hard top. $1,750.00. Phone: TERED Golden Retriever starting out. Air conditioned 8695 before 8a.m. or after 388-2910. 0079. (502)-885-6108. Puppies, 6 weeks old. Call and gas heat. Fenced-in 5p.m. for free estimates. FULL-TIME and Part-time 885-5507 or 886-7316. chicken lot and coop. Also ROBERT VANDIVER SEP BLUEGRASS SPRAYERS- jobs available. Apply at Pro- FOR SALE: MOBILE HOME 8. Boats garden spot. Reasonably CASEY’S PAINTING SERV TIC TANK CLEANING 14 Gallon Electric Sprayers priced. Must have deposit. Tek Security. 205 East 14th PARK, 8 acres. Owner fi 3 HOPKINSVILLE KEN ICE: Painting in and out. SERVICE. Prompt, efficient, mount on your ATV 3 or 4 References required. Sorry, Street, Hopkinsville. nance. Handy man or Senior NELS- Boarding, grooming Paperhanging, woodfinish and reliable service. Reason wheeler. Now in stock for 14 FOOT-Lowe Big Jon for no children. Located 5 miles Citizen. Call now 522-6813. and pet supplies. Dog obedi ing, drywall repair, small able rates, no extra charge immediate delivery. Built for east of Princeton on Hwy. 62. sale. 5-foot wide complete w/ ence and counseling. Skyline HOUSE OF LLOYD is a party carpentry work. Expert work for Sundays or Holidays. Call farmers by farmers. $229.00. 25H.P. motor, Moody Trailer, CaU 797-2295. plan selling home Decor manship. 25 years experi Collect. Phone(502)886-4114. GETTING MARRIED? Short Drive. 886-5621. Honda of Hopkinsville (502) depth finder, trolling motor- items. We need area supervi ence. Reasonable rates. Ev- of cash? FOR SALE - White $1,795. Call (502)885-5232 FOR RENT: Newly Remod sors for the all new program. eiy customer satisfied. 388- wedding gown and veil. Worn days, 924-5425 nights. IO . M o b ile eled Mobile Homes. $150.00 Free training and kit. New 2274.______once, cleaned and ready-to- ROLLINS & SON-Roofmg & and up. Call 522-8765. raises for the 1991 season. If wear. Size 8. Excellent condi £ Remodeling, General Home ESTATE JEWELRY. Booth interested, Call 1-800-264- EXTERIOR CLEANING Let tion. Priced to sell. Call 924- ENERGY EFFICIENT New Repair. 20 years experience. 4. Miz Malva’s Antique Mall, SUPER CLEAN bring your 5349. 1990 SEA NYMPH—16 1/2 Homes starting at $10,900. HONEYMOON COTTAGE- FREE estimates. Call 365- Cadiz. house or building back to life. Foot V-Bottom, stereo, 60 Dinkins Mobile Homes, Hwy For Rent. One Bedroom. horsepower VRO Evinrude $165.00 per month plus de LIFEGUARD-Senior Water All sidings, mobile homes, WORK SAVER-Electric 79E, Paris, Tn. 1-901-642- FLORIDA VACATION-Seag- with power trim and tilt, 2— posit. Also, 1 bedroom fur Safety Certificate required. equipment steamed, much Seeder/Spreader. Get an SADDLE AND HARNESS ull Beach Club. Cocoa Beach, 6 gallon gas tanks, whale tail, nished apartment in town. Evenings and week-ends for more. Free estimates. Wade early start this spring with REPAIR. The Saddle Shop, Florida. May 11-18. Price- OMC Cobra trolling motor $176.00 per month plus de summer months. Apply - White. Call 388-9719. an electric seeder/spreader FOR RENT: Mobile Homes. 2 62 East, Princeton, KY. $280.00. Call Lynn Waller at with foot control, 2 fish iden posit. Ask for Bill. 522-0324. Personnel Office OUTWOOD for you ATV 3 of 4 wheeler. In & 3 Bedrooms, 1 & 1 1/2 Sandy Boaz, owner. Phone: 522-8765. tifications: 1-Eagle Z9000 ICF/MR, Dawson Springs, For all your excavating needs stock now, price $285.00. Baths, Vacant. Handy Man Locher Realty. 365-0193 or 522-7899. (front), Loranze (back), 2 KY.EOE call CADIZ EXCAVATING, Honda of Hopkinsville or Senior Citizen Couple. Call batteries, trailer with spare 522-3317,1-800-225-2403 or FOR SALE OR TRADE— (502)885-6108. now 522-6813. MOBILE HOMEFORRENT. SCHAMP’S ROOFING-Roof- tire, loading guides, tradsom Need Money Fast? Make up 522-6940. Terry Braboy, Close Out Prices on Western Call 522-7841. Uzzle’s Trailer ing, Remodeling, Cabinet Saddles, Dusters, Bridles, saver and custom boat cover. to $125 per day trimming Manager. SINCE SPRING has sprung Court. Work. Work Guaranteed. Halters, Saddle Pads, Used (^4. Fumif^ire Many more extras: auto aer photographs. No experience ated live well, bilge pumps, us forward an extra hour of Free Estimates. Call (502) Saddle. Crisp Furniture. 522- necessary. 1-800-336-8005. GENERAL LAWN CARE- etc. Must sell due to health daylight-Come by and check Now accepting applications 885-3272 or (502) 885-2392. W ant your yard looking good? FOR SALE: Oak Table & 4 and business reason. our values out, till 7 p.m. each for 1 bedroom and 3 bedroom SALES HELP WANTED! Call Patrick or Jon Perry at Chairs, Love Seat, Cedar $8,500.00. Call (502) 235- weeknights. (For our Sunday apartments. Section 8 as Need extra income? We’ve got (502) 522-9957. County-wide FOR SALE: 1950 Red Belly Chest, 3 Pine (inside) Doors. 5414. Shoppers, 1-6 P.M.) Dinkins sisted. Equal Opportunity Septic Cleaning Service. the job for you! Needed im service and FREE estimates. Tractor. Good condition. Call 522-0807. Mobile Homes, Paris, Tn. 1- Housing. Barkley Manor Septic tanks, grease traps, mediately, commissioned $1500.00. Call Lynn Waller 901-642-4891. Apartments. 522-3969. efficient, reliable, reasonable sales help. Must be willing to What are the names of the Realtor®. 522-8765. FOR SALE: 17 1/2 FOOT rates. No extra charge for work, neat, have outgoing Queens in a deck o f Silver Metallic Glastron. 150 Sundays and Holidays. y TRAILERS For Rent- 2 Bed NOW TAKING APPLICA personality and reliable ve playing cards? 4FOR SALE: Push Mowers, Horsepower Mercury, H UBERT LONG, 140 rooms, $150.00 month, de TIONS for new 2-bedroom hicle. Apply in person at 50 GLENN WEST-Roofing. Riding Mowers, Rotory Till 101 hours, Mercury trolling Simpson, Hopkinsville, KY 1984 Chevy Van, V-8 custom posit required. 4 1/2 miles apartment. Very energy-effi Nunn Blvd. M-F, 8-4:30. EOE Work guaranteed. Free esti motor, Hummingbird depth 885-8076 or 886-9960. ers, and Grass Trimmers. ized, 4 captain chairs with North of Cadiz on Highway cient. Quiet neighborhood mates. Reasonable. Metal finder. Excellent condition. Echo, Lawnboy, ACE, Pou- bench that makes into bed, 139. Call 522-8765. Lynn near school. $250.00 & up Roofs included. Call 886- $7,000. Phone: (502)-886- lan, Statesm an, and automatic with overdrive and Waller Realtor® month. 522-7650. Johnny 6378. YARD SERVICE-Will do Weedeater brands in stock. cruise control, raised roof, 9408. Oliver.______* Service after sale. Save FREE Introduction to Com mowing, trim trees and 52,000 miles, dual air, CB, Heaton Mobile Home Mov money at Akridge Farm FOR SALE: Pontoon Boat and puters Class. Call 522-8318 shrubs or any type yard work TV, Stereo, brown, tan and 11. Real Estate Now taking applications for ers. Licensed and insured. Supply in Fredonia and Ed- motor. $2,800.00. Call 924- 1 and 2 bedroom apartments. or 1-800-273-8332 for date, oroddjobs.! cream color. $7,000.00 ask 365-6900 days, 365-9637 - dyville. Open 6 days a week. 5440. Eastgate Apartments, 522- time, and place. Limited Call 924-5217. ing price. 522-3094, after nights, Princeton, KY. 1 Phone 545-3332 or 388-2910. 5:00p.m. COMMERCIAL BUILDING 8388. Equal Housing Oppor spaces. SPACE for lease. Prime loca FOR SALE: 24’ Aljo Travel tunity. tion. Will build to suit. Call MAKE SOME EXTRA - FOR SALE: Snapper mow- Trailer, Self-contained, Full . ers, tillers, trimmers. Large PreferredRealty, Allen Perk MONEY by selling those FOR SALE-1985 Mercury Bath, TV Antenna, Air Con Thanks For selection of tractors, front ins,Broker. Phone:522-3015. items (clothes, etc.) you do Lynx. 1 owner. 45,000 miles. ditioning and Awning. Call MOBILE HOME engine and rear engine rid Reading hot use anymore. Turn them Automatic, air conditioned. (502)-388-7706 or (502)-388- ers self-propelled and push FOR SALE BY OWNER- into cash. Advertise in The For more information call (Rje (Oitirfz jRscorh SPECIAL SALE mowers, rear tine tillers. We Lakeview home, Canton Cadiz Recordclassifieds. Call 522-3665 (8-5), 522-8732 af area. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. have the best warranty on 522-6605. ter 6:00p.m. FOR SALE: 18’ LOWE Pon Garage, deck, concrete 16 wides for the same price as 14 the market, 2 years total toon Boat. 35 H.P. Mercury drive. Quiet neighborhood. protection -no questions wides at TIME HOUSING, INC. 1683 Motor. Like New! $5,500.00. $55,000.00. Call 924-5887. asked!!! - on select models. Call 924-5865. Ft. Campbell Blvd., Clarksville, TN We dare to comapre. We also FOR SALE: 1990 RED SECTIONAL HOME offer easy monthly payments MIATA. ONLY 3,000 miles! 615-552-3738 (14 wides starts at on all equipment, plus a Phone (502) 885-3856. FOR SALE: 17 1/2' Carav- CENTER LOT FOR SALE- Lakefront $11,900) - Jim Phillips, Owner complete parts and service elle, 140H.P. Mercury, AM/ lot on Barkley Lake, Rock TIME HOUSING, INC.-1683 Ft. Campbell department. Stop by today FM Cassette. Excellent con castle Shores area. $4,500.00. and take a look. We also take REPOSSESSED CARS-No dition. $2,500.00. Call 522- Blvd., Clarksville, TN. SECTIONAL OR CaU 1-904-483-3660. trade-ins with guaranteed down payments. Take up 7922, anytime. DOUBLE WIDE UNITS on display - We trade-in values regardless of payments on approved con special build to your needs - Quality is tract balance. We finance you. condition of your equipment. Standard in Our Homes - 615-552-3738 INVITATION TO LEASE Snapper -simply the best. Cars by Premier Rental Serv Roger Anderson Princeton Lawn & Garden ices, Highway 68 West at Jim Phillips, Owner Office Space Supply, 201 West Green, 365- Dawson Springs Road. (502) 885-0079. Mechanic and Welding Portable Welding and The Administrative O ffice o f the Watch The Classifieds Courts desires to lease approximately 300 For The Trivia Teaser! Equipment Repair net square feet for the Court Designated Worker. Space should be located within Route 3, Box 37 two blocks o f the Trigg County Court Classified Directory Princeton, KY 4 2445 365-2283 house, Cadiz, KY. Space should be avail To Easy able for occupancy as soon as possible. Buying or Selling Any person having property o f this PRACTICALLY NEW! nature may respond in writing to the Facili 1 ...... Legals Dicky Patterson Construction This pretty home is neat as a pin and 2 ...... For Sale features 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, deck, ties Unit, 100 Millcreek Park, Frankfort, storage building and carport, priced at 3 ...... Appliances $39,900. For more information, call KY 40601-9230 (FAX responses will not is*C Betty Ricks at CENTURY 21 Thomas be accepted.) Each proposal should include 4 ...... Furniture Real Estate at 522-6041 or 522-8304. the type and location o f the property; name, 5 ...... Automobiles NEW HOMES • ROOM ADDITIONS • REMODELING 6 ...... Trucks GARAGES • ROOFING • VINYL SIDING address and telephone number o f the prop SUNDECKS 8. PATIOS • CONCRETE WORK 7 ...... Motorcycles REDUCED TO $30,500 erty owner, and the date o f availability o f 8 ...... Boats the property for lease, along with a scaled or 9 ...... Pets dimensioned floor plan showing the inte 10 ...... Mobile Homes rior layout of the existing building to in 11...... Real Estate clude walls, doors, windows, and columns. 12 ...... For Rent PR-8158 should be marked on the outside 13 ...... Wanted As a convenience to Water envelope o f each proposal submitted. 14 ...... Help Wanted Haulers, tanks of water All proposals received will be pub licly opened and read at 2:00, Wednesday, 15 ...... Opportunities may be purchased at Bar 16 ...... Services May 1, 1991. A determination will not be kley Lake Treatment plant 17 ...... Miscellaneous made until a visual inspection o f all pro WHAT WILL YOU OFFER for this 2 18 ...... Livestock at Canton until 9:00 P.M. posed properties has been made. bedroom brick over a full basement? Hard 19...... Yard Sales Monday thru Friday. Property must be approved by the w ood floors, extra large deck over carport in 20 ...... Free State Fire Marshal, meet OSHA and handi back, beautiful Magnolia tree in back yard. 21 ...... Lost 1000 gallons....$5.00 capped accessibility specifications, as well Owner motivated to sell! Call Jim Loyd at 22 ...... Agriculture 500 gallons.....$2.50 as existing applicable building codes" For 522-6041 (office) or 522-7865 (home) or 23 ...... Personals 250 gallons.....$1.50 any additional information, contact Rusty one o f the professionals at CENTURY 21 24 ...... Notices Bell o f the Facilities Unit at (502) 564- Thomas Real Estate for a personal showing. 2654. 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